Tyrone Robinson

== Appearance ==
Tyrone is a large-sized black Bully, with short tight curly black hair in a hide fade style, and brown eyes. He wears the standard white collar shirt of the Bruisers clique over blue-gray slacks with blue and black Jordan 1s, Majority of the time he is also seen wearing his iconic blue and gold school tie over his hairline. In the wintertime he wears a long sleeve white collar shirt over a navy sweatshirt, black fingerless gloves and a gray urban wool hat. 
==Characteristics==
Tyrone's fixation on martial arts was not just a passing interest; it consumed him to the point of near delusion. His room was a shrine to Kung Fu flicks, with posters adorning the walls and shelves overflowing with DVDs. He immersed himself in these movies, absorbing every technique and tactic with fervent enthusiasm.
His fascination extended beyond mere admiration; Tyrone often wove elaborate tales of his supposed exploits, regaling anyone who would listen with stories of epic battles and awe-inspiring martial arts tricks. His enthusiasm was infectious, and he genuinely seemed to believe the tales he spun, despite their obvious fabrication.
In Tyrone's mind, he was the hero of his own martial arts epic, a master of ancient fighting styles and unbeatable in combat. He even went so far as to christen his bullying tactics "The Devastator," convinced that he was imparting valuable lessons in discipline and strength to his victims.
However, beneath the bravado lay a harsh reality: Tyrone's knowledge of martial arts was limited at best, and his bullying tactics were little more than clumsy brawling. His claims of mastering techniques like The Crane, The Tiger, and The Frog were nothing more than bravado, a facade to mask his insecurities.
In truth, Tyrone's lack of skill was painfully apparent to anyone who crossed paths with him. His fights were messy and uncoordinated, lacking the grace and precision of true martial artists. It was only through his friend Evan, who actually trained in karate, that Tyrone managed to pick up a few moves here and there, though he was far from proficient.
Yet, despite his lack of skill, Tyrone's disconnect from reality drove him to brutalize his victims under the guise of teaching them martial arts lessons. He genuinely believed that he was imparting valuable knowledge, unable to see the harm he inflicted in his misguided quest for validation.
And so, Tyrone's martial arts fixation became a double-edged sword, fueling his delusions while driving his destructive behavior. His inability to discern fantasy from reality not only isolated him from his peers but also led him down a dark path of violence and self-deception, leaving a trail of broken bodies and shattered lives in his wake.
==Character Background==
In the labyrinth of Tyrone's life, the shadows of derealization loomed ominously over his quest for love and connection, weaving a tapestry of loneliness and isolation that seemed to envelop him at every turn. While his passion for martial arts movies provided fleeting respite from the harsh realities of his existence, it also served as a double-edged sword, erecting formidable barriers to forming genuine connections with others. 
As sleepless nights bled into restless days, Tyrone found himself adrift in a sea of confusion, the line between reality and fantasy blurring into a hazy, indistinct fog. Each interaction became a labyrinthine maze of uncertainty, leaving him disoriented and detached from the world around him. Despite the facade of charm and intellect he presented to the outside world, Tyrone was haunted by a profound sense of emptiness, a gnawing void that seemed impossible to fill.
In his relentless pursuit of love, Tyrone stumbled blindly through a minefield of rejection and heartache, his fragile sense of self-worth battered and bruised by each successive blow. The fear of rejection, amplified by the ceaseless turmoil raging within his own mind, gnawed at his soul like a ravenous beast, devouring any semblance of hope that dared to take root.
Yet, amidst the tumult of Thirlcrest, Tyrone found fleeting moments of solace in the company of his friends. Their unwavering support offered a fragile lifeline in the swirling tempest of his existence, a glimmer of light in the suffocating darkness that threatened to consume him whole.
But even their steadfast companionship could not shield Tyrone from the crushing weight of his own demons. Each rejection, each betrayal, served as a painful reminder of his own inadequacy, a damning indictment of his inability to find the love and acceptance he so desperately craved.
And so, as Tyrone navigated the treacherous waters of Thirlcrest, his journey became a twisted odyssey of despair and disillusionment, a harrowing descent into the depths of his own tortured psyche. Despite his unwavering determination to persevere, the specter of loneliness loomed large, casting a pall over his every waking moment.
In the end, Tyrone's story was not one of triumph or redemption, but of quiet resignation and bitter acceptance. For in the unforgiving world of Thirlcrest, where the strong preyed upon the weak and the vulnerable were left to fend for themselves, there was little room for hope or salvation.
And though the echoes of his suffering may have faded into obscurity, Tyrone's legacy endured as a cautionary tale of the fragility of the human spirit, a stark reminder of the depths to which even the strongest among us can be brought low by the weight of our own demons.
==Relationships==
===Johnny Harrow===
"Found Family" | Unstoppable
Tyrone and Johnny Harrow are best friends, often referred to as "partners in crime." They met in Thirlcrest and discovered they shared nearly the same birthday. Along with Thomas Kaine, the trio joined the football team, though their stint didn't last long as they were eventually kicked off. From there, their adventures and mischief became legendary. 
===Thomas Kaine===
"Found Family" | PositiveTyrone and Thomas Kaine are great friends who first met in Thirlcrest. They both joined the football team along with Johnny Harrow, although their time on the team was short-lived as they were eventually kicked off. Despite this setback, their friendship remained strong, and their shared experiences became the stuff of legend.
===Hunter Smith===
"Ex-Friends" | DistantTyrone and Hunter Smith were good friends, with Tyrone once looking up to Hunter. However, their friendship came to an abrupt end when Hunter was caught supplying fentanyl, leading Tyrone to say his goodbyes and distance himself from Hunter.
===Gunner Duckworth===
"Found Family" | PositiveTyrone and Gunner Duckworth met in school and quickly bonded, eventually becoming part of Johnny's group of friends. From the moment they joined forces, their friendship became the stuff of legends, with countless adventures and memories created together. They were known as inseparable, with their bond growing stronger with each passing day. 
===Mike Sangong-Jeong-Tongbang'wu===
"Friends" | CoolOne of Mike's closest friends in Bruisers and his closest Black Friend, Mike narrowly avoided his punch after calling him the hard R accidentally-on-purpose one day. Since then they have bonded over various things such as Martial Arts, Tormenting Nerds, Kung Fu flicks, Sports, and Pranks. The both of them can be seen talking and seldomly hanging out in the town or academy, they are seen in town every week during Johnny Harrow's Weekly bowling competition. 
==Gallery==
They are listed from MR to 2IC.
== Trivia ==
* In terms of design and personality, he is based off Ethan Robinson from Bully.
** He currently has the same quote as Ethan Robinson.
** His voiceclaim is also Ethan Robinson.
* He is related to Rashawn Jackson, being his cousin.
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