Danger

Danger’s pretty, and a lot of people are into that, and he uses that to his advantage. Whether it’s to get something he wants or to get out of a situation he doesn’t want to be in, Danger can smooth talk it to them all.

Although the roles he has played in are, to be honest, mediocre at best, Danger is proud of every single one of them. He refuses to be dragged down by anyone that says otherwise, often shifting the scorn to the human writers of the shows (“It’s not my fault that my role in whatever was so bad, blame the writers for doing a shitty job… you know… of writing a shitty script.”)

Danger doesn’t have many people he can call friends. In fact, he isn’t even sure that he has any to begin with. So when he meets people that he can consider a friend, he’ll go through hell and back just to make sure they’re ok (Or at the very least to make sure that they still like him.) To be honest he’s mostly just protective of himself and his image, but the other thing is true as well. He secretly has a soft spot for pups.

Contrary to what he shows outwardly, Danger is constantly walking on eggshells. The boy is a nervous wreck. The stress he has from his handlers, along with the notion that he has to be perfect that picked up during childhood, eats him alive.

Danger is deeply insecure about most of himself, from his face, to his voice, he can nitpick himself till there’s nothing left. All of this is internal however. He will never admit it. He can’t do it. The fact that he even thinks this way is another one of his insecurities.

This little punk always has something to say. A sarcastic remark here, stating the obvious there, he has to have the last word about everything, good or bad.

If there’s no physical harm in it, Danger just lets things happen. Whether it’s happening to himself or others.

Due to his upbringing, he put himself on the highest pedestal, and nobody can climb to his level in his mind. Everyone is below him. Even his own family. He’s very fragile, and even if he doesn’t show it, he will die inside at any insults or other blows to his ego. He simultaneously hates himself yet has a god complex.

When the going gets tough, Danger is a runner. He’s all bark and no bite. He will never admit this as he views it as a sign of weakness, to which he would rather die than be deemed weak. But put him between a rock and a hard place, and the boy will learn to fly or start digging. He’d rather bribe someone to do his dirty work than get his own paws dirty...

Danger has crafted the perfect persona, one that keeps everything in his favor. A bad boy that isn’t afraid to show his (fake) sensitive side, while at the same time hiding everything about himself that he hates. The kinda guy that will donate everything he has just to maintain his perfect appearance. This is all a facade. Behind that perfect exterior is a guy that just knows that everyone would hate him if he was his true self. And it’s his own fault, that’s the worst part. He refuses to better himself, because he believes he can’t. He can’t get any better, this is just the way he is, and that’s that. He’s prone to having emotional breakdowns when in private, hiding his pain from everyone else.