Leviathan "Levi" Cunningham

Levi is the human embodiment of the holiday Black Friday.

Levi first appeared in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the year 1975, when the day after thanksgiving shopping started getting particularly crazy. He lived there for a few years, until moving to New York City, the commercial capital of the world, and spends his time roaming around causing general mayhem. In 2005, he suddenly gained a younger sister, Harper (Cyber Monday), whom he is constantly competing against for dominance.

Levi is a serious kleptomaniac. Though he is first a shrewd bargain hunter, if the item he wants isn’t on sale, he will instead give himself the five finger discount and steal it. This not only pertains to items in stores, but also everyone else’s personal belongings. His New York apartment is very organized, however, and contains neatly sorted piles and boxes of practically anything a person could ever need… or not need. Everything is arranged by style, color, and year, and he is very protective over it all. Not only does he hoard items, however, Levi also participates in the extremely fun art of causing excessive violence. Since Black Friday is classically seen as a holiday where people attack one another for material items, Levi is always perpetuating this, including but not limited to, changing traffic lights and causing accidents, spraying other people in the eyes with pepper spray and then blaming it on someone else, breaking cash registers, putting the wrong labels on things, and causing mob rushes for stuff like new televisions. These activities aren’t limited only to Black Friday, however, and Levi causes the vast majority of shopping accidents that occur throughout the whole year.

Levi is also obsessed with being hip, and will attempt to always stay on top of the latest styles and trends, both in clothing, electronics, and more. Since styles are frequently changing, Levi is also frequently changing, and he continues to steal to further achieve his material desires.

Levi has been steadily moving the start of Black Friday earlier and earlier in an attempt to take over Thanksgiving, and has turned to some online selling to try and take over Cyber Monday.