Souda Drixxel

**Souda Desdemona** is the main protagonist of "The Oceanic Planet", and one of the most important characters in the series. They are a "fallen" angel who was kicked out of Heaven and imprisoned deep in the ocean for years before emerging for the main story of the project itself.

## Appearance

Souda's current appearance is that of a skinny, short humanoid. Their hair casts a shadow that covers their face near entirely except for the nose and mouth, Their skin is a pale purple color, with their hair being a saturated, deep and dark violet color. There is a faint scar around their neck that resembles a star shape, and their fingers are also covered in scratches and scars from imprisonment. Muted red flowers adorn both sides of their head, just above the pair of "ear wings." They have a halo, though it is chipped and breaking slowly. They also have four wings on their back.

Souda's current outfit is simply a pale pink tank top with long, black jeans and red sneakers. They wear a letterman jacket with "SOO" on the front. There is a checkerboard pattern going down the sleeves and the sides of the collar. They wear pure black, fingerless gloves.

## Personality

Souda is shown to be both hard-working and dedicated while at the same time being apathetic and passive. How much of their personality trait gets shown is varied by appearance, though in general they seem to have a no nonsense attitude and aren't very openly enthusiastic or happy most of the time. They do have impressive determination, which seems to be what gets them through the day-by-day process of attempting to be accepted by their angellite peers once more.

Souda can be blunt and dry, not really opting to soften themselves out unless needed. They can be a tease even despite this, though it's a bit uncertain whether or not their teasing is supposed to be scathing or something to laugh with.

Even though Souda generally has a personality that would put most people off, they are very popular. Presumably, due to their legacy as someone that saved the planet but also because of their escape of an attempted execution, and attempts to redirect their life to go the way they want it to. It's unknown if Souda likes this popularity but they are good at interacting with the public, and aren't necessarily unfriendly.

They also have a bit of a temper that can be spurred on given the wrong circumstances, causing them to lose their chill, cool demeanor and become much more aggressive and easily irritated.

## Relationships

It's worth noting that most of the people Souda talks to aren't exactly those they consider friends.

### Kurt Star

Like Uranus, Souda associates with Kurt on a near daily basis due to him being on the team. Though potentially less than Uranus, he's still seen around Souda a good amount. Kurt seems to like Souda as well, it's unclear if he feels the same about her tendency to be somewhat of a goody-two-shoes as Uranus.

Souda also acknowledges his skill, though pays a bit less attention to him than Uranus. She also likes to tease him, though Kurt's reactions potentially garner less amusement since his are usually dumbfounded rather than angered.

### Carrius

Carrius, otherwise known as "C-4RR-1US", is a higher-up among angel society. She was Souda's boss before Souda was kicked out, a process that Carrius made sure to pursue herself.

Although their relationship was strictly for business purposes, Souda looked up to Carrius and her role as what was essentially a leader to all of the higher-ranking combat angels. Drixxel did everything to please Carrius and to move up to her level, and was otherwise very fond of the angel up until Souda made the mistake that ended her career, her reputation, and any positive thoughts Carrius had towards her.

### Cassidy

Up until a little past the fiasco with Holysyss, Souda had no idea Cassidy, the "inventor behind the bots" as Souda ended up calling her when talking to Sironian government officials, existed. Upon finding out, Souda jumped into simply treating her as she did with opponents she had to deal with while working for Carrius, the only difference being that neither take each other too seriously and poke jabs at each other while pretty much beating each other up.

This unwarranted "friendliness" comes in part with neither Cassidy nor Souda caring for the angels, with the former more or less despising them. Regardless, they still see each other as opponents and nothing keeps them from going at each other's necks when the time and situation calls.

## Trivia

* Souda has and still is going through many design changes, and there have been few times one design would stay for a long period of time. Past incarnations had them looking more like a regular human, with light brown skin, brown hair, and visible facial features. Their other designs kept the humanoid look but switched up the color palettes and bodily patterns to make them seem less human.
* Souda's name and some parts of their personality came from the creator of the series, spacesouda. This is due to the fact that Souda was once a joke self-insert of the creator's that would simply make background cameos and small appearances. Eventually, spacesouda got more invested in Souda as a whole, causing them to replace the original main character. It's unknown if this character survived the shift in story.
* If the original plot stayed the same, Souda would probably not be acknowledged at all. The oldest existing plot was completely different, but as the Sironians and the story itself became more defined, so did Souda, leading to its current state.