7 Checkpoints (Name, Nicknames, Gender, Age, Species, Alignment, Background) Achieved

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If you can keep up a consistent personality for your character, you can really easily get immersed in writing for them. This is where they come to life.

It's easiest to do when you find an organic quality that you can keep up consistently. For example, it's always fun when your character is a bad liar. Or, maybe your character always has a song stuck in their head, so they're likely to whistle or hum randomly. Making a conglomeration of physical ticks and compiling enough meaningful adjectives to describe your character will eventually give you a nice picture of your character's personality.

Making a bullet list of adjectives, and/or a bullet list of telling habits will be really helpful while you're forming your character and/or the plot of your story.