Viewer

Fanboy

Blob Man

Blobby

Stickman

Stick Figure

Person

Persony

Viewery

Mark

Marcus

**Viewer** is a male non-object student seen in the *Virtually Gifted* cartoon series, and serves the purpose of being the tritagonist and the tertiary antagonist of the series narrative; this means he's the third most important character given his focus and screentime in the show at hand. He serves as the wacky and strange team captain of the Disliked, but his non-object nature makes things awkward sometimes. His clowny voice is provided by kiwi.

## Appearance

Viewer takes the form of a sloppily drawn stick figure. He is a light green/turquoise person. Viewer's animation style is very reminiscent of Four from BFB, with a strange twist, considering he is viewed as a a "human being" in the show, well, at least human compared to anyone else.

While Viewer tends to look squiggly and weird most of the time that he's shown on screen, there are rare instances throughout the narrative that Viewer is drawn in a more detailed style, a lot like the infobox here. This inconsistency of his animation is due to the fact that he's intended to look like sludge, or goop, at times. Viewer even shows multiple eyes sometimes, or a creepy looking mouth, making his origins and species truly confusing.

## Personality

What the hell is that green squiggly thing over there? And why is it smiling at me? Oh yeah, that's Viewer. Or Mark if you want to be fancy and sophisticated. Is he an object? Nope, of course not. He's a humanoid. Yep..you heard me. A humanoid. Then what's he doing here in an object show, you may ask? I mean, this is a show centered around objects. So why have a non object at the helm of it? Well..read on, my friend. The answer might just surprise you.

Viewer is someone who's shown to be a wacky, impulsive, and zany person that seems friendly to most of the people he meets. That being said, his messed up mind is very unstable and considered pretty wonky, causing him to do very odd things and do pretty stupid stuff whenever the screen focuses on him. Viewer obsesses over people at times, and even has a hankering for roleplaying as them if the time is right. This roleplaying quality about him is something that's controversial in the cast at hand, and it leads to varying opinions of his character being generated by the populacer. Comments made about Viewer range from sympathy and pity, to downright horror and annoyance at his mere existence, so his character is not exactly easy to pinpoint.

Despite being a pretty strange person who says weird jokes and acts mysteriously goofy and unhinged for virtually no explained reason, Viewer does appear to have a side of character that contains some semblance of reasoning and logic, and can even show maturity or anger if the situation calls for it. Viewer sometimes shows awareness of the world's condition, and can even read other people's intentions despite seeming dumb. This trait of being self aware makes him regarded as not entirely a joke character, but rather a goofy man at heart. Or a goofy sludge pile at heart, given his...weird sloppy animation. Moving on to the next point.

Being a non-object, Viewer doesn't really relate to his fellow students or even his own teammates/underlings all too well, which can cause him to act insensitive to people's struggles at some moments that occur in the narrative. He lacks the ability to empathize on occasion, since being a non object has its own struggles when compared to being an object. That being said, people also can't relate to him that much either. He doesn't know what it's like to be a true object. Thus, thanks to this disconnect, Viewer sometimes shows sadness at being a "human" competing in an object show and even feels loneliness in VR's classroom and in all of Mcfinny Public School. Sometimes he is seen thinking deeply, or just staring out a window with a bored or hopeless look. This part of his character is kind of tragic, given how you usually see him being happy rather than troubled and worried about stuff.

That being said, Viewer has a strange behavioral quirk of trash sticking to him, and being able to clean stuff just by rubbing himself onto stuff. This is a truly strange and weird behavioral pattern/ability that would probably get explained later on in the narrative. Overall, Viewer's character is mostly described as being unpredictable and random, but, when one studies this series closer, a deeper reasoning explaining his strange actions can be uncovered. Not a perfectly sound reasoning, but reasoning nonetheless. He's also one of the best characters, wait what? Who said that? Not me. It was you. You in the audience. I'll stop. Goodbye.

## Abilities

* **Speed And Endurance:** Viewer is decent at running and physical activity, showing a level of endurance.
* **Crazy Ideas:** Viewer is very resourceful and knows how to think outside the box if it means helping his teammates or himself out.
* **Changing Color:** Viewer changes color based on his mood. e.g. he turns blue when deeply saddened, or red when he is angered.
* **Unstable Animation:** Viewer's animation style causes him to occasionally glitch out of things, which can help or hinder him.
* **Sloppy Nature:** Viewer seems to be alien-like at times, and can turn into goop that slides around small openings Trash and loose items stick to him, and he can "ingest" trash matter if he chooses to do so. This makes his species more questionable, but it does prove useful sometimes.

## Trivia

* Viewer is one of the few nonobjects seen taking VR's course in the series. That being said, he's not really bigger than most people. This is marked as intentional, since having him be massive would make the experience unplayable for him.
* He is the only nonobject team captain in the entire narrative.
* Viewer likes eating crackers as a favourite comfort food of his. His favourite animal cracker happens to be the rhino, if you're wondering.
* Viewer, despite being considered a "human" when compared to everyone else in the story, doesn't really wear clothes most of the time, which leads to perverted jokes on occasion. It doesn't help with Viewer's "edginess".
	+ That being said, Viewer is strongly implied to lack genitalia, so that explains the lack of need to wear clothes. It also paints him as "not quite human".
* Viewer's name is officially based on how outsiders would react if they were in an object show. This name made a bit more sense in the original concept of Virtually Gifted being a show that tackled satire shows and satirized those. That concept is gone, but the writing is still present in Viewer's character to make him interesting and likable.
* Originally, Viewer's design was just a regular stickman that was black and white, but he was changed into a green and sloppy being because it looked funner to animate.
	+ It was updated again to become more alien.
* Viewer is one of Daax's favourite characters of Virtually Gifted.
* Viewer is considered one of the series' protagonists and gets a lot of screen time throughout the story at hand.
* Viewer, unlike most objects in the series, has biological parents; his mother is named Roxanne and his father is called James. Their relationship with their son is arguably noted to be negative, as the two seem to be disappointed in Viewer's strange antics whenever they are mentioned or seen in the narrative at hand.
	+ This fact will be rendered strange later.
* Viewer tends to have the most absurd and surreal faces, due to his animation style being wacky and childish. When not making an weird face, he's usually seen smiling happily. Why he does is unknown; he could simply just be optimistic.
* Viewer owns a black-colored Samsung-resembling smartphone that he uses on occasion. He is either seen texting his fellow classmates, which showcases the stick-man to have a social circle. He also is shown occasionally playing video games on the cellphone, which helps portray him as a gamer-type who's wacky and stupid.
* Viewer is one of the three pan characters in Virtually Gifted: Ball and the Celebration are the other two people with this trait.
	+ This makes him LGBT.
* Viewer being a humanoid is possibly a reference to David from BFB, but his personality is much different than that person in question.
* Viewer in recent developments shows a more alien, sludgy design. It is still a lot like the second version of his character, but said design shows more interesting traits (e.g. extra eyes, extra limbs, turning into goop)
	+ A bit of these mannerisms echo Four from BFB, but it's handled differently as to not rip off.
* Viewer may wear outfits sometimes. Just wait and see.
	+ Viewer might crossdress too.
* Viewer carries a jar of spiders for unknown reasons.