Pannacotta Fugo

Fugo is a currently 17 year old stand user living inside the Manor of the Felt, acting as one of their direct agents. Having working the mafia prior to arriving, he fit the position well, though he feels underutilized and often forgotten. He tried his best to make himself useful, and will often wander the town and check the boards in search of something to do to occupy himself, finding that leaving himself to his own devices is something he'd rather not be caught doing.

Personality
Pannacotta Fugo is a contradictory young man. Most of the time he tries to be cordial, intelligent, and even passive, trying to not be rash and act in a way that makes the most sense. However, when he gets frustrated, even at relatively minor things, Fugo is prone to lashing out in violent anger. He has tried to control himself and at the very least not physically abuse other people, but he has tried to actually murder Vriska before (albeit after she tried to attack him), and even when he manages to force himself not to hit someone, he usually takes him anger out on the environment, smashing various objects in a frenzy. More often than not he comes to regret these outbursts, as they are the part of himself Fugo hates the most.

Fugo is a gangster, having become one after the murder of his college professor who mocked and berated Fugo for the death of his grandmother and his failing grades. He doesn't see himself as part of a normal crowd and even in the groups he's in, has a tendency to not view himself as part of the main group. While not actively evil and yes even trying to be good often, Fugo's morality is most points gray. Killing people isn't that big of a deal to him, and he usually despises overly moralistic people, seeing them as uncompromising and self righteous. Even so, this doesn't mean he thinks he's better for not being that way, as he often loathes himself for his choices and will usually argue anyone trying to claim he's a good person.

 Character Development/Spoilers
Fugo has grown a significant amount since he first arrived in Smmorb, though the changes are more subtle than most. Although he still heavily misses his gang, he has amassed no small number of friends and allies (though these are usually outweighed by the number of people he's pissed off). He has come out of his shell more, more ready to take a leadership role and speak his mind when he believes something is wrong, and possibly due to the nature of this world meaning that most inhabitants are at least somewhat on the same level as Fugo, being outcasts or having something very unique about them that sets them apart, Fugo finds it a bit easier to trust people here than in his original world. However, due to being more vulnerable, Fugo has also developed a tendency to isolate himself when hurt and finds it hard to keep his emotions in check, often getting into a screaming match with people he'd cared about.

 

Nergigante
Nergigante is a dragon woman of a tall stature who has taken a liking to Fugo, considering him both her boyfriend as well as part of her "hoard". They actually met when Fugo and Nergigante fought in the park on little but a whim, and while Nergi got rather frustrated when Fugo won, he patched her up after the battle and complimented her on her strength. Fugo has also developed a deep attachment to her, considering her not only a great ally but someone he loves and wishes to protect. Funnily enough the feeling is mutual, both of them believing they are the one in charge of making sure no harm befalls the other. Fugo's initial attraction to Nergi was most likely that he felt protective of her due to her being even more a fish out of water than him and being, well... a bit stupid, something Fugo usually can't stand and wants to fix. However, Nergi's intelligence is more endearing than frustrating, so it has caused little friction between the two.

Tagi Neoma
Tagi Neoma is a person Fugo is VERY frustrated about. He has no small amount of respect for her, thinking that she's intelligent and (usually) manages to be moral without being annoying. However, they often argue due to Tagi and Fugo's equal belief that they are right, to the point where they will get into screaming matches over text because they can't decide what to do. Fugo actually enjoys spending time with Tagi, however life threatening their dates have managed to be, but he can't help but be a little jealous of her relationships, namely hers with Memnos, since he believes her to be a favorite child of his boss.

Memnos Syyhne
Memnos Syyhne is Fugo's newest boss, though Bruno Bucciaratti she is not. Fugo generally thinks that Memnos has their best interests at heart, but despite his loyalty to her, he is not afraid to get upset with her and argue directly against her. Ever since he met her, Fugo has generally distrusted Memnos, going so far as to try and actively dissuade people from talking to and joining her. Still, either out of a sense of duty or a wish for change, Fugo has tried to be the best employee he can for her, especially after she implied she wished to make him and Tagi capos.

Aranea Serket
Aranea, aka Mindfang, is Fugo's matesprit. Despite being technically his higher up, he manages to treat her more as a friend and lover than a boss, though he still has the drive to make her proud, being extremely excited to tell her of a successful mission when she's given him one, both because she is his boss and because she's his matesprit. He has a very high opinion of Aranea, seeing her as arguably a better boss than Memnos, who he sees as a bit complacent. This might be why he was so ecstatic to hear that she'd begun to consider him a matesprit, and not just a boyfriend. While and after hanging out with Aranea, he has a tendency to pick up on her quirk, whether intentional or simply just natural after over a year of d8ing her.

Spinel
Fugo was one of the first people to meet Spinel after she appeared standing alone in the park. While he was initially weirded out by her antics, he found her kind and lovable, and when he found out that the Doctor was keeping it a secret that her master, Pink Diamond, was dead, Fugo was furious and wanted to tell her immediately. After the incident where Spinel went mad and indirectly attacked everyone, Fugo was furious with Spinel, but the anger subsided soon enough and he tried to check on her to make sure she was alright after such a shocking discovery, and found that she was doing just a bit better living in an underground shopping complex. They quickly became friends and Spine was one of the only people Fugo trusted early on, even inviting her along to help him take care of La Squadra's Prosciutto and Pesci. However Fugo explicitly asked and even begged Spinel not to go to the manor, knowing that Memnos would take advantage of her. When Spinel ignored this, and more or less became a part of the Felt, Fugo was incomprehensibly angry with her, and they have been hanging out less and less ever since.

Otto/Crash
Fugo's relationship with Otto was a protective and almost wholesome one. She was a genuinely good friend to him, and he thought she was just... nice. That was a very desireable trait when most of his coworkers were mafia hitmen and criminals. They became closer until Otto found out about her past, at Fugo's demand that she be told of her past, knowing how badly this could go from Spinel if they hid it from her. When she became depressed Fugo tried his best to help her, until she became a Dragon. Once she was gone, Fugo, along with Faye, Tagi, Vriska, and Maya, all went to her lair and tried their best to get her back, leading to her new form. However, with that came Crash, who would berate and fuck with Fugo, and arguably even worse, would frequently argue with him for little reason, making him start to avoid Otto a little because he didn't want to deal with Crash.

Faye Cavanaugh
Fugo thinks Faye is infuriating. They have a vague form of mutual respect for each other, knowing that both of them are murderous bastards. However Fugo frequently gets into more fights with Faye than anyone else, the latter usually throwing potshots at him and him being too headstrong to allow them, usually devolving into an argument devoid of the original meaning of the conversation. He believes she never listens to him, though this is not a sentiment he holds exclusively to her. He still has some attachment to her, accidentally triggering her transformation into a Nightmare while trying to comfort her about the death of Haley. As Hyperion, Fugo's relationship with her was strange. He tried to separate her from Faye in his mind, although it was hard. She didn't argue with him as much, though she did impale him with her twin swords. He missed Faye quite a lot, though as soon as she showed back up due to Memnos's tomfuckery and took Rozaya's strange potion to turn her into a Chara like Otto, he immediately got into an argument with her and thinks she may just be a genuinely terrible person.

Vriska Serket
Fugo thinks Vriska is the worst, and yet he can manage to enjoy her company more than most, to be honest. Despite her superiority complex, Fugo feels completely at ease about himself around her. It would infuriate her to know this, but Fugo finds her so nonthreatening that he more treats her insults like a game (so long as she's the only one saying them). Anyone else could see that these are obviously black feelings, but Fugo has never sought to put a label to it. Despite the fact that he has been so angry at her he tried to kill her and was only stopped by the game's early PvP blocker, Fugo has formed a strange kinship with Vriska over their often shared goals, and their mutual feelings of neglect from the Manor not using them to their potential. As of now they've entered into a sort of partnership.

Rasul
Fugo is very close with Rasul, considering her not only a friend and ally, but also a sort of mentor. She is the reason he became interested in magic, and has been a positive influence on him throughout their time together, not only giving him something to do by giving him jobs and connections throughout the world, but also giving him good counsel and teaching him the technique of "Bleeding Heart", his very first spell, which he uses as a direct antithesis to Purple Haze, to protect people rather than destroy them.

Arthur Kingsmen
Arthur is one of the few people that Fugo would consider a "subordinate". He frequently bosses Fugo around a bit like he did with Narancia, only he acknowledges that Arthur is much more competent. He has an attachment to Arthur still, believing him to be a good agent, even if he might not think he belongs in the mafia considering how inoffensive he is.

Mori

Mori and Fugo are strange bedfellows. They managed to be strikingly similar, yet obviously different to anyone around. While both of them are supposedly perfectly rational beings, both of them let their emotions control them more than they'd like to admit. When they argue, it's basically like when the two smartest kids in class get different answers on the test. It's not pretty. Still, they have quite a bit of respect for each other, and although Fugo has sometimes doubted that Mori actually cared for him at all, he's since thought of her a rather good friend due to her actually supporting him.

Gabrielle

Despite Gabrielle being as different from Fugo as night and day, being a slow yet goodnatured knight, Fugo and Gabi actually get along fairly well. She likes to bully Fugo about being such a nerd, but coming form Gabi it's rather hard to take it seriously. Fugo has appreciated Gabi being around more than once, likeining her to a rock to keep steady with, which is part of why he was so sad for her to be gone from the Manor. Recently Gabrielle has sought Fugo out, getting him to help tutor her in math. Despite this being a touchy subject for Fugo and his initial rage at her getting questions wrong, it went better than one might have expected, and Fugo felt genuinely proud of Gabi.

Alia
Alia is someone Fugo actually very much respects and gets along with. Despite having quite different morals from the android, both of them try to act more of less rational, and since Alia rarely gives Fugo a reason to argue, most disagreements are solved before anything gets heated. Fugo thinks that Alia is one of the smartest people around, and would happily rely on her for help in combat and science.

Alice Gehabich
Alice is much younger than Fugo, and so immediately he took a bit of a protective view of her, but she's proven to him that although she's not a fighter, she's more than capable in her own way, being smart enough to remind her a bit of Fugo at her age. While he initially was just a friend, when Alice was locked in her room long enough for Fugo to get worried, he checks on her in the suburbs and they become partners, working together on creating Lighthouse, an invention meant to detect what dimension matter comes from.

Kirby
Fugo initially hated Kirby, thinking that he was a freaky little thing because Kirby tried to eat Kartoshka the Bup right in front of him, and so he kicked Kirby like a soccer ball. However, after seeing that Kirby was typing out nonsense trying to say "I love you Fugo", the man immediately fell in love and thinks Kirby is the best thing ever.

Germ
Fugo has no fucking clue how to feel about Germ, they're weird.

Trivia
-Fugo is somewhat psychic thanks to a slime that attacked him and is currently covering his brain. He is mildly worried about this, but has no clue how to remove it, and thinks that maybe it's better to just forget it's there...

-Thanks to Fugo's mental prowess, he's proven immune to psychic influence, namely from Serkets like Aranea and Vriska, since they're almost always trying to get in, almost to prove that they can more than anything. He has allowed Aranea in his head only once, and has since revoked that privilege after she "abused it".

-Due to having only one spell, Fugo almost treats his magic he learned from Rasul like a secondary stand. He calls his ability to produce shields "Bleeding Heart", identical to the Jimi Hendrix song.

-Fugo found Mista's revolver off of Prosciutto's body after fighting him with Spinel, but it's entirely unknown how it got there.

-Fugo once went without sleeping for two actual weeks due to mounting stress and lack of support. It's unclear how he didn't die, but either staying in the Manor fucked with him and kept him in a sort of timeless state, or the game simply doesn't allow death by natural causes.

-Fugo has had two birthdays since the start of SMMORB.

-When meeting Germ for the first time, Fugo was given a bucket of endless orange juice that he has since failed to get any kind of use out of.