Spectacle

Spectacle's body language is unusually fluid for a puppet, with exaggerated movements that make her seem alive. She often uses her tail to gesture, almost like a third hand, adding flair to her performances.

Wherever she moves, tiny sparkles or shimmering dust seem to fall from her scales, leaving a subtle trail that vanishes after a moment. This adds to her mystique and wows festival crowds.

Spectacle doesn’t speak in words but communicates through haunting whistles, low roars, and flute-like sounds that seem to emerge from her body. She uses these sounds to enchant her audience.

Her puppet body has cleverly designed secret compartments where she hides trinkets, small props for performances, or gifts given by her audience.

Her "scales" glow faintly in different colors based on her mood—blue for calm, red for excitement, gold for joy, and violet for mystery. This makes her emotions an integral part of her shows.

Spectacle has a natural charm with kids, often bowing low to meet them at eye level or playfully wrapping her tail around them gently, making them feel special.

She always arrives with fanfare—whether it’s a burst of fire-colored streamers, a swirling fog, or an aerial silk descent (with assistance from Royalty).

Royalty’s mane glistens as if it’s truly made of polished blades, and he "sharpens" it with a rhythmic flick of his head during performances, producing metallic sounds.

Royalty mirrors Spectacle’s movements with uncanny precision during performances, creating the illusion of a telepathic connection.

His eyes resemble shimmering gemstones, and he has a habit of locking gazes with audience members, seemingly hypnotizing them for a few seconds.

Despite his elegant demeanor, Royalty incorporates mock swordplay into their acts, slicing through props or engaging in playful duels with Spectacle.

While Spectacle is graceful and mysterious, Royalty often "breaks character" with comedic gestures, like sarcastic head tilts or exaggerated sighs, adding levity to their performances.

During breaks or when Spectacle is resting, Royalty coils protectively around her, gleaming mane facing outward like a defensive barrier.

Royalty collects small shiny objects from the crowd—coins, beads, or even fallen jewelry—and offers them to Spectacle mid-performance as part of their show.