Cotton (Shwabadi)

Basically an arrogant smart-ass. He acts high and mighty, but he's quick-tempered and very easy to set off. Also a bit of a coward, and probably the most practical of The Boys:tm:. He's very food-oriented; want to quickly become friends/allies with him? Just give him food.

Oxide (Rustage)

A little goblin man who WILL break your ankles with no hesitation. He feels no sense of shame or "cringe." He's a wonderful force of chaos at all times. He also LOVES shiny, glowy, or otherwise colorful things, which usually leads to him getting targeted by zombies.

Marvin (Stupendium)

Marv is definitely enjoying the apocalypse, but they're still in denial about it. Slowly having their morals eroded the longer they survive like this. They were depressed before the zombie plague came; they're probably still depressed, but at least they can kill people about it now.

Doug (Dan Bull)

Extremely loud, aggressive, in-your-face, etc. He's also enjoying the apocalypse, but unlike Marv, he embraces it. He gives me vibes of being older than everyone else, like a 40-year-old office worker or something. He's... sort of an anarchist? But only because he despises being told what to do. Possibly also a terrorist. It's unclear.

Rainier

Unbelievably violent. Still, she has her own personal code; she won't attack people without cause, and she doesn't like to drag out fights (unless the other person is particularly interesting). Has a terrifying aura about her. It's a combination of the murder and the fact that she is HUGE. Like, "6 foot 2, built like a quarterback" huge. Before the apocalypse, she was an inmate in a high-security prison.

Theo

Genuinely insane. Possibly a serial killer, even before the zombies came. He has DEFINITELY wanted to kill people before, though. Also terrifying, but for different reasons; he's much thinner and less physically strong than Rainier. Although he makes up for it in Really Bad Vibes. Before the apocalypse happened, he was either a sniper for the military or some kind of police officer. He was a bit of a shut-in with very little social life, and connecting with Rainier was entirely luck.