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name: Oliver
canon: VOCALOID
age: twelve
gender: male
height: 157 cm
weight: 46 kg
appearance: With blond hair that needs a good brushing and gold eyes, Oliver looks like...a child. As to be expected. He dons tops that are a bit loose on him and runs around without any shoes. And he has that cool hat of his. Pretty simple. Then you have those bandages that are the root of great debate since it has been left to the person to decide on their origin and why Oliver is wearing them. Surely someone has gotten blocked on YouTube for this discussion. The part is actually canon fact so it is a bit misleading to have it where the made up stuff is. The height and weight, though, those aren't fact.
There is another argument of 'what' Oliver is besides being a voice synthesiser. Human, part of the league of the undead, a jelly filled doughut? Not every train of thought is the same but you are riding this particular one. Now here comes the made up stuff.
underneath the binding: Surely you are familiar with the concept of a doll. It is a model of a human. Dolls are made out of different sort of materials and act as companions to children or a collector's item. The concept of a doll is going to applied to Oliver. Dolls are often used to act out imagination and make it somewhat real. Oliver's own voice, the synthesiser, allows people to make a reality out of the idea of a 'choir boy's' voice being of use to sing a song of their choosing.
It has previously been noted that Oliver dons bandages. A particularly noticeable place is over the left eye. In some cases, dolls have eyes that open and close depending on how you position them. Unfortunately with accidents and particular treatment, these eyes may get damaged and it varies with material. In some cases, the eye in question may not function properly. The bandages over the eye, one of many theories, may be hiding an eye that is not able to fully close and merely hangs halfway open.
Not merely the eyes of a doll may see foul play, however. Something may go wrong with the joints, cases of splits, decay, anything is in the realm of possibility. In the cases of the left ankle and above his right knee bandages are used to hide damage to the that has been acquired.
history: This still isn't done yet!
canon: VOCALOID
age: twelve
gender: male
height: 157 cm
weight: 46 kg
appearance: With blond hair that needs a good brushing and gold eyes, Oliver looks like...a child. As to be expected. He dons tops that are a bit loose on him and runs around without any shoes. And he has that cool hat of his. Pretty simple. Then you have those bandages that are the root of great debate since it has been left to the person to decide on their origin and why Oliver is wearing them. Surely someone has gotten blocked on YouTube for this discussion. The part is actually canon fact so it is a bit misleading to have it where the made up stuff is. The height and weight, though, those aren't fact.
There is another argument of 'what' Oliver is besides being a voice synthesiser. Human, part of the league of the undead, a jelly filled doughut? Not every train of thought is the same but you are riding this particular one. Now here comes the made up stuff.
underneath the binding: Surely you are familiar with the concept of a doll. It is a model of a human. Dolls are made out of different sort of materials and act as companions to children or a collector's item. The concept of a doll is going to applied to Oliver. Dolls are often used to act out imagination and make it somewhat real. Oliver's own voice, the synthesiser, allows people to make a reality out of the idea of a 'choir boy's' voice being of use to sing a song of their choosing.
It has previously been noted that Oliver dons bandages. A particularly noticeable place is over the left eye. In some cases, dolls have eyes that open and close depending on how you position them. Unfortunately with accidents and particular treatment, these eyes may get damaged and it varies with material. In some cases, the eye in question may not function properly. The bandages over the eye, one of many theories, may be hiding an eye that is not able to fully close and merely hangs halfway open.
Not merely the eyes of a doll may see foul play, however. Something may go wrong with the joints, cases of splits, decay, anything is in the realm of possibility. In the cases of the left ankle and above his right knee bandages are used to hide damage to the that has been acquired.
history: This still isn't done yet!