Message

Message is a nonbinary team student that is seen in the Virtually Gifted cartoon series. It is probably seen in the background of the show itself, due to the high number of students already taking the Virtually Gifted course program, but this may change if things get handled differently later down the road. It is voiced by.

Appearance
Message takes the form of a smartphone text message, vaguely implied by the name. It's colored yellowish-olive.

Personality
Message appears to lack all that much of a specific personality, due to the fact that it isn't seen doing all that much in the narrative proper. However, it's shown to be considerate towards others, wanting to make the people around it feel better. Message has the unique ability to show emojis and text towards others, due to the fact that it is literally a smartphone message. That being said, its tendency to constantly spam folk with emojis and greeting messages is regarded as being a bit invasive in nature, and that causes people to get annoyed at Message. Message even gets hacked at times, sometimes showing ads and what not from chain letters too.

As such, Message doesn't talk.

Coverage
TBA.

Trivia

 * Message is a nonbinary student, uniquely using it/its pronouns.
 * This is a coincidence to Price Tag from BFB's TPOT, as both are nonbinary and have the ability to change their bodies in a way, but their characterizations are regarded as being different.
 * As a difference to the former character in question, Message is the only character to use it/its pronouns singularly.
 * Baggy likes Message, and this is a not-so-clever nod to her texting addiction.
 * Message was originally in the beginning drafts of the series, but was forgotten about by the creator for a long while. It was implemented back into the show with several changes.
 * The first change was updating the design, done by epicbattler3.
 * Second change was making them mute instead of vocoded in voice, only using text to speak.
 * Third change was making them nonbinary.
 * Message isn't technically a computer/electronic type character, but is related to those devices by design.
 * This is because Message came out of a smartphone, as confirmed by the creator.
 * Message may occasionally do a buffering symbol (like someone is typing on Apple's instant messaging system iMessage) when thinking.
 * Message can be "hacked", a lot like a computer, or "faked" too. This could be of use later on in the narrative.
 * Message sometime spams messages.
 * Message mentions having text to speech functions, but broke it apparently.
 * Message displays censored cursing on itself as a rare gag.