About

The top ranking champion in a vast and popular ARPG, the player who simply goes by the name ‘AIM’ is basically a myth amongst players, his popularity and long-running title of #1 has earned him the ‘face’ of the game. In official matches, his persona is staggering, unique and sensational to watch. Yet, despite his undeniable skill which rightfully earned him the spot at the very top, Aim is - in actuality - chaotic and rather lame. Although no one is certain how such a half-witted individual seemingly climbed the ranks overnight. That aside, his battle strategy, skill and knack for creating mecha weapons and enhancements is second-to-none.

Not only is Aim unpredictable, he’s also quite the - albeit unsuccessful - flirt. He shamelessly hits on fellow players, dungeon masters and raid bosses alike. Still, his playful and approachable personality manages to charm large enough troves of players for him to rank at least #4 on the popularity poll. Aim pretends to be touchy about his ranking when its brought up in order to tease others - particularly those within the Top Ten player - but he doesn’t actually mind being fourth, since he knows how irritating he can be (not that it stops him).

Despite his ranking and attitude, Aim believes the most important thing of all is fun, having a good time comes first and foremost - if he loses interest in a task he can become fairly fickle and childish. Aim is known for dropping all his current quests if he stumbles upon a new or struggling player, offering to help them as much as they need it without flaunting who he is. He asks for nothing in return, just some fun. Yet Aim doesn’t get along well with some of the other Top Ten players, which may - partially - be a fault of his own since he handles almost everything with ease, despite not taking it too seriously. It’s likely this attitude irks players who feel as if they have to genuinely struggle and try. Still, a little drama is always entertaining for Aim, and his obliviousness and thick skin means he takes little to heart.

When Aim isn’t playing the role of Poster Boy, hosting events or fighting in raids, then he’s most likely playing pointless minigames that he enjoys, but ironically struggles at beating successfully. Other than that, he’s known for getting lost and disoriented extremely easy, taking him hours to find a destination when on his own. He has, in fact, asked mobs for directions in the past and would do so again.