Maple

# **INFORMATION**

Maple is one of the characters in Unit. A 15-year-old nonbinary stick figure, they stand at a height of 4'5". Possessing a voice that doesn't distinctly lean towards male or female but slightly inclines towards the feminine. Maple is exclusively featured in Statistics

## PERSONALITY

Maple is portrayed as a typical, vibrant teenager, characterized by childlike exuberance and a jolly demeanor. Act 1 showcases his expressive nature and kind attitude, painting a picture of a carefree adolescent. However, as the narrative progresses into Acts 2 through 4, a significant shift occurs in Maple's personality. He undergoes a transformation into a mentally mature teenager, marked by increased selfishness and self-centeredness. Though remnants of niceness linger, Maple's demeanor takes on a more rude and cocky tone, particularly when personal benefits are at stake.

During these acts, Maple's interests noticeably shift towards endeavors that solely benefit himself. They begin to prioritize personal gains, showcasing a level of maturity that comes with the deaths in Statistics.

In the latter acts, specifically Acts 5 and 6, Maple undergoes a disturbing transformation. Stress and insanity become defining elements of his personality, and a once jolly teenager now exhibits irregular reactions and a proclivity for rudeness. This evolution hints at the psychological toll that the events made on Maple.

Maple's descent into rudeness and vulgarity is particularly shown in Act 6. The character, once defined by a mix of kindness and selfishness, now leans heavily towards the latter. His behavior becomes more unpredictable, and he easily lashes out at others, displaying a newfound mean-spiritedness. The trauma in Maple's life, combined with the challenges presented in the storyline, contribute to this unraveling of sanity.

Interestingly, despite this dark transformation, Maple continues to display a high level of emotional depth. His ability to express intense emotions, such as crying and sobbing when scared or sad, shows that Maple is still capable of feeling guilty and sad. A testament to Maple's underlying humanity that, even in the throes of insanity, he retains the capacity to care for those close to him.

## Powers

### Angelic Powers

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Maple possesses the unique ability to summon angelic beams and wings, along with being able to heal any part of his body except for the head. However, it's noteworthy that this ability comes with a distinctive characteristic – its strength is comparatively weaker than that of the average angelic user, and Maple will die if his head is destroyed.

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## Statistics

### Episode 6 Deathcore Voting

Ummmmmmmmmm.... uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.... yeah he didn't cook shit lmfao.

### Episode 9 Self Destructive

Bro didn't appear in this episode at all lmao. Not that he was dead anyways.

### Episode 18 Magenta War

Again, Flashback episode, do we have to say it over and over again?

### Episode 22 Russian Roulette

Maple spends almost throughout this episode tied up tightly in an unknown area of ACT 4, after Cyan's death, he laments about his uselessnes, how he's at the mercy of his own teamates, and guilt-stricken thinking they won't give a damn if he died. In what seem to be his final moments, Corn has Maple on the call, already shaking and wondering where he is. Apircot(aka one of the bastard subordinates of this act) warns Corn that if he interferes, he'll lose all his money. Much to the unfortunacy of Corn and Maple, the former rejects saving the latter for the cash. Maple (Still in voice call) then laments on how useless he's been, affecting his teamates, especially Corn (And Coral).

Just as Orange is gonna pull the trigger(With Gainsboro's Aid), Azure intervenes and stops them from doing so, at least he thought because Orange, using Rifle Green's Soul, instantly recovers and pulls the trigger, blowing up Maple, seemingly killing him much to the horror of not just his teamates(Asides Coral since she showed a more angered expression than fearful or concerned), but to the other contestants, mostly those of the Sickos team. All that is left of him is his own head... until something happens. Maple's eyes and mouth suddenly begin to glow yellow, and a large yellow blast envelops the area he was last seen, much to the absolute shock of everyone that has witnessed it. Maple's head gets flung due to the blast, as he laments once more about being useless, his soul power kicks in at the last moment. Maple soul power: Angelic, has been awoken. Maple then lets out a loud roar showcasing his power.

### Episode 32 Genocide

Maple is shown to have grown to 4ft in this episode, He's later discuassing about the Cork files to Coral, who seems to seek no interest in it.

Maple tries to blast Blood to oblivion but... let's just say... things did not end well for Maple...