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Bingo is a calm person with an previously-understated impulsiveness that's been brought out a bit more since their resurrection.
He's generally very patient with anyone younger than him. Though she likes talking to people and joking around with them, her post-death transformation makes her hesitant to do so.
That said, sometimes the desire to have fun wins out over the desire to not stir things up.
Because of her "joy drive," Bingo has a hard time not doing something if she knows it would make her happy. They also laugh unprompted a lot, which sometimes causes issues due to their inability to control that very well.
- Bingo is a bad artist, but loves vandalism.
- Bingo was only 5'6" before being resurrected, but very confident about it.
- Bingo generally travels with his sister, Yasmin, and the two travel frequently.
- Alongside lightning powers they gained via their resurrection, Bingo can turn intangible at will and pass through non-living objects.
- Bingo has gained the ability to fly. When fighting, they either run or fly at enemies very quickly, and tend to fight by biting, much to everyone's dismay.
- Bingo's skin is translucent in patches
- Her bones are glowing under her skin; some are broken due to the nature of her death
- Bingo is NOT white
- The jacket is technically black, but the pink shading is for style
- Bingo's legs and arms are purposefully elongated
- The writing on Bingo's jacket is all all-caps and angular. The drawings should look bad.
Bingo grew up in a town called Bend. After their parents died, he and his sister Yasmin were put in the care of the Bend Orphanage— this wasn't so bad. It was pretty nice there.
That said, Bingo still got it in his head that he was holding his sister back— that he was the reason she hadn't been adopted. Hoping to give Yasmin a better shot at everything, Bingo got the awful idea to run away, taking the bike they'd worked on for a lot of their adolescence and leaving the orphanage at 17.
Bingo wasn't ready to leave. Not in the slightest. She was young, and stupid, and she shouldn't have gone it alone— these were the things she kept telling herself years after the fact. It didn't even take a year for Bingo to die scattered in the middle of nowhere, their death a tragic and unexpected finish line to a foolhardy bike race.
It didn't take her body to get struck by lightning, either, though, and for some reason that brought her back.
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