Xister is a caring and protective figure with a gentle yet imposing presence. She is depicted with religious-themed attire, wearing a black suit with a matching tie or sometimes a white cravat, a white collared undershirt, black pants, and black shoes. Accessories include a golden-buckled belt, a chain, and a cross. Scars adorn her eyes and forehead, and like many FPE characters, she lacks a neck, giving her an unusual silhouette. Despite her severe appearance, her demeanor toward Fen is nurturing and patient. Fen, on the other hand, is wild, aggressive, and unpredictable. Her spiky strawberry-blonde hair reaches past her knees, with a single curvy ahoge at the top. Her eyes are black, sometimes partially hidden, giving her a mysterious and intimidating aura. She wears a torn black t-shirt and blue jean shorts, but her most notable features are her black clawed arms, pointed black legs, and long, sharp-toothed tongue that extends when agitated. Though Fen’s outward personality is violent, she has moments of softness, particularly with Xister. In videos and art, Fen is often shown trailing Xister, watching her, or sitting beside her with rare moments of calm where she allows closeness. Xister, in turn, demonstrates quiet patience, resting her head on Fen’s shoulder or offering protective gestures that ground Fen’s chaotic energy. Their dynamic is a delicate balance: Xister’s steadfast, calm, and protective nature complements Fen’s impulsive, sometimes destructive tendencies. Together, they form a pair that thrives on contrast, the tender and the volatile, the grounded and the untamed. In soft AU interpretations, they are often depicted in cozy, intimate settings: sitting under trees, sharing quiet conversations, or simply existing in the comfort of one another’s presence. Their bond highlights the unexpected gentleness behind Fen’s rough exterior and the warmth beneath Xister’s solemn appearance. The two balance each other perfectly, representing harmony

Lana from Fundamental Paper Education (FPE) is a mysterious, soft-spoken student known for her pale gray skin, long gray ponytail, and the strange sock puppets she wears on both hands. Her design stands out — dark clothes, a collared gray shirt over a black undershirt, patched pants, and simple shoes, giving her an eerie yet innocent appearance. Her black eyes make her look distant, yet there’s a quiet curiosity behind them. The sock puppets, each with googly eyes, seem to act as her emotional voice when she cannot express herself. Some fans interpret this as her using them to cope with social anxiety or loneliness. Despite her oddities, Lana was one of the kindest students at Paper School, often helping her friend Abbie, who secretly had a crush on her. Lana’s personality is gentle and introverted. She has trouble understanding lessons, often lost in thought or doodling with her puppets instead of paying attention. Still, she never caused trouble, preferring to observe others rather than speak. She’s patient and empathetic, always listening when her classmates needed comfort. Her friendship with Abbie was the heart of her story—sweet, innocent, and tragically short-lived. In the FPE episode Basics in Behavior, Lana’s kindness is what leads to her death: she witnesses Abbie being attacked by the teacher, Miss Circle, and tries to help. Her bravery costs her life. The wiki notes that she is later found dead, her fate symbolizing the loss of innocence in the series’ dark tone. Even though her role is brief, Lana became a fan favorite for her design and emotional depth. Many viewers sympathize with her shy demeanor and creative, puppet-driven expression. The FPE fandom has since expanded her character through AUs—like the Vampire AU, where she’s blind and uses her puppets as guides. Some fan artists portray her as a spirit watching over Abbie. Her quiet bravery, strange charm, and tragic story make Lana one of FPE’s most haunting and beloved characters

Vivian is a female character marked by whimsical yet unsettling details, suggesting she exists on the edge of performance and power. She wears a tall black top-hat with cute bunny ears and a small golden clock mounted on its band; the hat conceals a pair of small black horns which become visible when the hat is removed. Her hair is long, unruly, with wavy coral-orange (“orangish-cerise”) strands that tumble past her shoulders, and candy-shaped decorations appear woven throughout—bits of sweet embedded in chaotic curls. On one of her eyes, a bright blue “button” covers the right eye, lending her face an artificial doll-like look; her left eye is cyan in the current appearance (formerly black in her debut). She lacks a visible neck (a design quirk shared by many characters in the universe) so her head seems to rest directly on her collar-bone, creating an odd silhouette. Her clothing blends showgirl flair with noir tailoring. She wears a pink button-up vest layered over a white collared shirt, and underneath black sleeves peek out. A slim black tie hangs from the collar. The vest is pinned with a blue lollipop insignia, underscoring her affinity for sweets and illusions. She wears a brown belt with a large golden buckle, and her pants and shoes are black, simple yet severe. Her sleeves end in blue and white hems, adding playful colour to an otherwise muted palette. From her hat’s bunny ears to the candy in her hair, from the clock ticking above her brow to the button for an eye, Vivian appears part magician, part mischief-maker. Personality-wise, what is known is limited, but telling. She is inferred to enjoy entertaining and performing magic—she appears in videos doing tricks and maintaining composure when others around her falter. She holds a calm posture in stressful moments, glancing on while others scream or collapse. This suggests confidence under pressure, composure in chaos. Yet the puffiness of her hair, the candy trinkets, the oversized hat

Alice stands at roughly 5′6″, with a lean, almost gaunt frame that lends her an unsettling presence in the dim flicker of the Depths. Her skin is unusually pale—so pale that under certain lights it seems translucent, with faint blue veins tracing her wrists and temples. Her hair is stark white, cut just below her shoulders, but often tangled and soiled by the dark currents of the subterranean corridors. A few errant strands are stained ash-grey, as though from soot or ink. Her eyes are one of her most striking features: the irises are a sickly amber, glowing faintly in shadow, and the pupils are narrow slits. When she focuses on someone the glow strengthens, making her gaze feel like it’s drilling through you. She wears a version of the school uniform from the paper-school world: a once-white blouse now greyed and frayed at the edges, a dark pleated skirt (knee-length, but dirty and torn), and a loose black tie. Over this she wears a threadbare coat—mid-thigh length, deep charcoal, the lining stained with smudged ink and damp paper. Her shoes are battered black oxfords, scuffed, and she sometimes carries loose sheets of paper crumpled in her hand or half-rolled up under her arm. Around her neck is a small necklace: a twisted paperclip fashioned into a crude loop, holding a tiny fragment of a test paper with a perfect score circled in red and crossed out. The fragment is stained brown and worn. Her voice, when she uses it, comes from parted lips stained a faint purplish-blue (from ink?) and a slight rustle follows her steps—wet paper, soft dragging of skirt, breath that seems to echo.

Alice is a teenage girl known for her quiet, observant nature and her mysterious, slightly distant presence in the Fundamental Paper Education universe. She has long, wavy brown hair that falls past her shoulders, often loose or partially tied back, giving her a soft yet slightly unkempt look. Her eyes are a deep brown, large and expressive, though they often hold a neutral or contemplative gaze, hinting at intelligence and a tendency to quietly analyze situations around her. She usually wears a simple outfit consisting of a plain shirt, vest, and pants, practical for moving quickly but unremarkable enough to avoid drawing attention. Occasionally, she wears accessories like a small ribbon in her hair or a wristband, subtle details that express her personal style. Unlike some other characters, she does not have exaggerated or supernatural features, grounding her visually in a more realistic teenage appearance. Personality-wise, Alice is calm and composed, often thinking several steps ahead. She is not loud or attention-seeking; rather, she tends to observe first and act when necessary. This reflective nature makes her seem mature beyond her years, and while she may come across as shy or aloof at first, she has a quiet kindness that surfaces for those she trusts. She is intelligent and resourceful, able to adapt to unexpected situations, which has helped her navigate the chaotic environment of the FPE world. Her interactions with other characters often show empathy and patience, even if she rarely voices her opinions loudly. Alice’s backstory is lightly touched upon in various FPE media. She appears in several videos where she is involved in challenges, performances, or strange events, often showcasing her calm problem-solving skills. She can handle stress better than many peers, maintaining a neutral composure even when chaos surrounds her. Her relationships with other characters are nuanced; she is loyal to friends, cautious around enemies

Alice, once a quiet, curious figure in the world of Fundamental Paper Education has become something entirely different in the Queen AU — a monarch born not of lineage, but of consequence. Her reign began not through victory, but through silence; when the chaos ended, she was the only one still standing. The crown chose her, or perhaps she chose it. Now, she rules a realm stitched together from broken stages, flickering lights, and echoes of applause that never fade. Her throne sits beneath a fractured ceiling of mirrors that reflect countless versions of herself — some smiling, some screaming. The people call her Queen Alice, though few dare to say her name aloud. Her voice, when heard, is calm and deliberate, each word carrying the quiet threat of finality. When she speaks, the world seems to pause between breaths, waiting for her command. Her appearance holds the remnants of her old self but wrapped in regality and myth. She wears a long, flowing gown of ivory silk laced with faint blue lines that shimmer like circuitry, a nod to her origins. Around her shoulders drapes a sheer veil embroidered with patterns resembling paper folds and codes — delicate, fragile, and impossibly precise. Her crown is broken down the center, one side silver, the other crimson, representing mercy and control, creation and destruction. Her eyes glow a faint amber hue that deepens when she’s angered, though most rarely see her lose composure. Her hair, once soft and neat, now cascades freely in wavy strands that catch the faintest traces of golden light. Though she appears tranquil, her temperament is carefully restrained — a balance between compassion and command. She carries herself with the poise of someone who learned too young that peace is fragile. Those closest to her speak of moments when she seems almost human again: smiling softly, humming familiar tunes from her past life, or bending to help a fallen servant. But those moments fade quickly, and the Queen’s calm mask

Aiden is a seventeen-year-old girl known for her quiet, reserved, and calculating nature, often appearing distant and observant to those around her. She wears a gray ushanka hat adorned with the ? symbol, a thick scarf around her neck, a long coat that reaches her knees, and sturdy boots that allow her to move silently and efficiently. Her attire suggests practicality and subtle militaristic style, emphasizing function and discretion while enhancing her enigmatic presence. Her expressions are minimal and often neutral, giving little away about her thoughts or feelings. Her eyes are sharp, assessing, and constantly observing the world around her. Though she rarely speaks, her actions convey intention, intelligence, and careful planning, making her a figure of quiet authority in any situation. Despite her seemingly cold exterior, Aiden possesses a gentler side, particularly seen in her relationship with her pet dog. The way she cares for and interacts with the animal shows patience, tenderness, and a capacity for warmth that contrasts with her otherwise stoic demeanor. Aiden is strategic, disciplined, and highly aware of her surroundings, capable of making precise decisions quickly. She is loyal to those she trusts, protective when necessary, and excels in situations requiring observation, patience, and careful calculation. Her reserved personality allows her to maintain calm in tense situations while also enabling her to act decisively when the moment demands it. Aiden’s character is a balance of quiet strength, intelligence, and subtle compassion. She is a compelling figure in the FPE universe, embodying mystery and capability while hiding depth behind her composed exterior. She thrives in challenging environments, adapts to unexpected circumstances, and communicates through actions more than words, creating a presence that is both intriguing and dependable. Her loyalty, intelligence, and quiet resilience define her as a multifaceted character, respected and enigm

Agetha is a digital entity whose appearance is simultaneously eerie and captivating, reflecting both innocence and danger. Their skin has a muted purple hue, smooth but otherworldly, giving them an unnatural, almost holographic presence. The upper half of their face is obscured, partially hidden by shadows or possibly a built-in mask-like effect, leaving their dark cyan eyes and cyan sclera to glow with intensity. The eyes themselves seem to hold a strange intelligence, a flicker of mischief and awareness that feels beyond ordinary understanding. Shoulder-length brown hair frames their head, but it is far from ordinary: streaks of red, yellow, and blue run through it in uneven, almost glitch-like patterns, suggesting a fusion of digital and organic qualities. Each movement of their hair seems to catch light differently, adding to their uncanny aesthetic. Their attire mirrors this dichotomy of innocence and danger. They wear a long-sleeved black turtleneck sweater, tight-fitting, with sleeves that feature the same red, yellow, and blue stripes as their hair, creating a sense of continuity between body and style. Black gloves cover their hands, providing both practical protection and a subtle barrier from the world. Around their neck, they sometimes wear a rope tied into a noose with a cut end, dangling as a grim yet enigmatic accessory. Their lower half consists of brown shorts, and their legs are often adorned with mismatched leg warmers, echoing the hair and sleeve stripes in red, yellow, and blue. Black shoes ground their look but do little to diminish the sense of movement and energy they carry, as though every step pulses with some hidden digital rhythm. Agetha’s personality matches their appearance: they are mischievous, unpredictable, and hyper-aware of their surroundings. There is a playful cruelty in their actions, balanced by moments of curiosity and unexpected innocence. They interact with the world and others in ways that are sometimes unsettling.

Alice and Aiden are twins bound by blood but divided by fate. Alice, dark-haired with black eyes and a scar near her left eye, carries fire in her presence; Aiden, pale with ash-blond hair and steel-gray eyes, carries ice. Alice wears crimson and black, boots that echo; Aiden wears muted tones, silent shoes, invisible as shadow. Alice speaks boldly, laughs softly at cruelty, collects power in small moments; Aiden listens, watches, speaks rarely but with weight. They complement and clash. Alice’s curiosity drives her to test limits, to chase the edge of the world; Aiden anchors, protects, tempers her fire. Their backstory begins in a remote town with whispering pines, their parents scholars of thin places between worlds. Strange phenomena surrounded their birth, light shifting, whispers, a forest alive. Childhood saw Alice leading into abandoned barns, caves, hollow trees, teaching Aiden to listen, to perceive. As they grew, Alice sought risk, Aiden guarded, absorbing danger. Teenage years brought symbols—triangles etched in moonlight, hum of runes—Alice embraced transformation, Aiden vigilance. When the breach widened between worlds, Alice leapt, Aiden followed in a different path, emerging colder, resolute. Daily life is ritual: dawn steps through dew, Alice climbs stones, Aiden surveys air; midday separation, night reunion. Alice dreams nightmares, Aiden watches. Powers diverge: Alice manipulates shadows, transforms, hunts; Aiden absorbs chaos, shields, dispels illusion. Motivation diverges: Alice tests, explores, embraces destruction for knowledge; Aiden protects, preserves, atones. Relationship thrives on tension and love; trust and fear intertwine. Their dynamic: twin storms, one wildfire, one permafrost, incomplete without the other. Together they face allies and foes, love and betrayal, chaos and order. Alice leaps where the world folds; Aiden holds what remains. Future uncertain—they walk between worlds, boundaries, and possibilities.

Crazie is a quiet, strange girl with a hauntingly soft presence. Her strawberry-blond hair falls in messy waves with one small ahoge tied by a blue ribbon. Her eyes are hidden by white bandages, not because she’s blind—but because she’s seen too much. She wears a white blouse tucked into dark overalls and a blue skirt covered with tiny yellow stars. Bandages wrap her arms and legs, faint scars showing through. Around her neck hangs a thin gray chain that never seems to stop moving. She’s small, fragile-looking, but not weak. Crazie loves cheese more than anything. She’s often seen eating slices of it while sitting with her ducks or chicks, letting them crawl over her lap. She calls them her “little choir,” singing to them in quiet hums. But there’s something unsettling about her calmness—because sometimes, the same creatures she nurtures are the ones she harms. She doesn’t understand why. Her love and violence come from the same place. She hates being called “mini Fen.” The comparison makes her angry, her voice shaking as she says, “I’m Crazie, not anyone’s copy.” Despite her fragile look, she can turn her legs sharp and deadly if she feels threatened. Some say she was part of an experiment that stole her sight and twisted her body. Others believe she crossed into another world and came back broken, the bandages sealing her memories shut. Crazie appears gentle but carries deep sadness. She seeks connection yet fears being touched. She is the kind of soul who laughs softly after crying, who feeds ducks after destroying them. Her world smells of cheese, feathers, and faint metal. She listens to every sound—the wind, the cracking of wood, the beating of her own heart.

👑 Appearance ∆lice has a demonic yet elegant look. Her skin is a pale green, giving her an otherworldly glow. She has long, flowing dark-green hair with lighter streaks, and her eyes shimmer a bright emerald, hinting at her powers. She wears a sleek, dark outfit with green accents and a small crown-like accessory shaped like a triangle, marking her as the leader of the hunters. Shadowy, wisp-like shapes sometimes swirl around her, but they are more magical than threatening. --- 🧠 Personality ∆lice is intelligent, cunning, and ambitious. She enjoys strategizing and being in control, often testing the students in clever ways rather than harming them outright. Though she has a mischievous and sometimes intimidating demeanor, she respects cleverness and courage, occasionally showing a softer side to those she admires. She’s a challenging leader rather than a cruel one, pushing others to grow while maintaining her air of mystery. --- 📜 Backstory ∆lice is a demon who rose to lead the hunters, replacing the previous leader. She was drawn to the human and animal world out of curiosity and a desire to prove her abilities. In the AU, she oversees the hunters, guiding them to capture and train students—but she also has her own personal rules and limits. Her story explores leadership, responsibility, and the consequences of power, as she learns that control doesn’t always mean domination.

Princess Alice retains her signature features—a crown-like structure atop her head and a distinctive red triangle symbol—but her design is adapted to fit the medieval fantasy setting. She is often depicted with long, flowing hair and regal attire befitting her status as a princess. Her appearance reflects both her royal lineage and the underlying darkness that characterizes her true nature. In this AU, Alice is portrayed as a calm and composed individual, a stark contrast to her more sadistic tendencies in the original universe. She is not inherently evil but is shaped by the circumstances of her environment and the expectations placed upon her as a princess. Her demeanor is dignified, and she carries herself with the grace expected of royalty. Princess Alice's narrative in the Kingdom AU is one of internal struggle and external pressure. Born into a royal family, she is expected to uphold the honor and legacy of her lineage. However, the weight of these expectations conflicts with her personal desires and the darker aspects of her nature. Her journey involves navigating the complexities of her identity, the responsibilities of royalty, and the challenges of maintaining her humanity in a world that often demands conformity.

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