Virtual Reality Headset

Virtual Reality Headset is the nonbinary classroom teacher seen in the Virtually Gifted cartoon series, and is arguably considered the main antagonist of the series from the perspective of the students, namely a specific hat protagonist. They are the one who organizes a lot of the classroom events and assignments, alongside their teaching assistant, Charger. Virtual Reality Headset is voiced by Daax, the series' creator.

Appearance
Virtual Reality Headset, fitting of their name, takes the form a black colored VR headset. their body is mostly black with a greyish shine in the front. On their right side reads the text "GEAR VR". their backside has a strap which is used to attach the headset to someone's face, but no one in the series is naturally big enough to do this in actuality.

VR's facial expressions are typically read as that of annoyance and neutrality whenever they are onscreen, but they do show some fucked up faces at some points that make them look deranged and feral. This makes sense, and might get explained later.

Personality
Virtual Reality Headset is the boss of everything that goes on in their honors program for students..and the device never lets their subjects...er..students, forget that particular fact. They are known (and ultimately shown) to be quite hostile and sadistic to most of the people that they come across in the series, and holds virtually no punches..pun very much intended in this case. This makes the headset quite the fascinating entity of chaos and destruction, and really questionable as a teacher. Warden and executioner would be a better title. And someone that should not be messed with unless that person had a true deathwish. Don't fuck with VR.

VR is an object that has been gifted very strange and surreal abilities that set them apart from other objects. VR often uses the godly powers that they've been given to do harm to anyone that they have deemed a problem, nuisance, or detriment to their idea of social order, or even just for the fun of it, painting VR as a bully like character who should probably be approached using heavy caution, or preferably not at all. They don't always show remorse for hurting people, and this makes them a warped and frenzied individual with a low scale on morality. Their acts of violence seem uncoordinated and usually not planned very well, so they aren't really a smart mastermind or true manipulator, but rather a tied and true opportunist who lets anger control their violent mannerisms, and this shows us they'd attack people on a whim chaotically.

Other than being violent and inherently mentally unstable, VR Headset is also displayed to be someone's who is somewhat easy to anger and irritate, as they possess a naturally snarky and sarcastic tone in their voice, which serves in showcasing the machine as being a somewhat judgmental and crass person who doesn't have the time for people's crap. VR usually says things that are either designed to offend whoever they're talking to, or just ways to express that they just don't care about what's going on. This means they lack manners, but they seem to know what manners are.

Despite possessing these pretty negative and toxic traits like a mad demon from the pits of hellfire itself, VR does have some semblance of kindness and even a conscience that paints the machine as not completely heartless and irredeemable. VR might try to do good things on occasion if they are approached properly and non angrily, and even does smile or laugh in certain instances of the narrative, implying that they, in fact, do have a sense of humor and even a soul to an extent. They can even show empathy to people who've been hurt in specific ways, and this characterization is deep and compelling.

VR Headset happens to possess special interests that include science, technology, math, engineering, and even music; this is supported by VR being displayed singing at various times. When talking about their interests, Virtual Reality Headset might act somewhat timid and cornily, showing a sweet and sensitive side to other characters that welcome this aspect of them to the world. This almost cute and endearing side of their character helps paint VR's true morality as more complex and confusing than one would initially think. They're still fucked up, just not as horrid....alright?

Overall, while VR seems to be a violent jerk on first glance with mental problems and evilness that damn them, there is more to them that meets the eye and even a kinder person within their rough exterior that does seem to care about the people around them. Why is their kindness shrouded by a harsh and unforgiving persona who doesn't seem to care about but themself? Figure out for yourself in the episodes to come in the show of Virtually Gifted.

Abilities
Being a powerful god, VR Headset has special abilities that extend beyond many other characters:
 * Accessing Animation Software: Via breaking the fourth wall, VR can go to various animation studios and summon objects back from death by inserting their symbols back in the show.
 * VR Vision And Augmentation: Being a virtual reality headset that's given powerful god like abilities, VR has the special power of being able to change reality, like summoning objects, deleting objects, changing the weather, background, and much more. They can also see things that other people don't have the ability to see.
 * Technological Weaponry: Because VR can summon things from other planes of existence, VR can shoot laser beams, magical orbs, spears, or various other weapons of code that can kill objects if they ever wanted to do that. They decide to hold themselves back somewhat, according to some lines.
 * Body Modification and Shape-shifting: VR has the ability to change their form to modify themself into weapons or special things as well e.g. making their hands grow massive to crush objects, or making their feet rockets so that they can fly faster. It's also no secret that VR can shapeshift into many things, like a demonic version of themself with multiple arms, or even into other characters around them. This aspect is used for comedy's sake and even plots that happen.
 * Almost Perfect Invulnerability: It's stated to be hard to kill or harm VR properly. Most harm given to them will result in the headset shrugging it off or regenerating quickly. This displays them as enduring and unyielding to bullshit.

Coverage
TBA.

Trivia

 * The title, Virtually Gifted, is named after VR running a gifting program, and serves as a stupid pun.
 * VR Headset is arguably the most powerful character in the Virtually Gifted universe, given their special powers and status of being a "god".
 * VR Headset has a notable dislike for hearing the word "led" in any context, and the reason why is up for debate until later on in the narrative, according to the showrunner.
 * VR Headset, while seen as naturally menacing and unbeatable, is shown to be afraid of Knot for some reason.
 * VR is displayed to be very apprehensive when talking about their past, and if someone prodded them to talk about it, they'll likely shrug them off and change the subject.
 * Virtual Reality Headset's voice is known to be the creator's natural speaking voice. Daax stated that he felt "using his normal voice just fit the character in question". That being said, VR is not a self insert by any means of the word.
 * Virtual Reality Headset is confirmed to be an LGBT character, considering the creator noted that VR is a genderless entity who goes by they/them pronouns and is androromantic. These unique and queer aspects of VR will be explored in a later episode of the series.
 * Because VR is agender, they are known to hate having binary pronouns assigned to them, and usually prefer having gender-neutral terms placed on them.
 * Originally, VR went by he/him and they/them pronouns in earlier drafts of the series, but this was changed to make their character more notable and distinct.
 * VR is one of the few characters in the series that swears. This behavioral trait fits, considering their "edgy" and more mature characterization than most of the other characters in the cast.
 * Virtual Reality Headset is confirmed not to come from inland Raik, and instead was born in the The Derzanos, making them a Derzani citizen. The headset speaks both English and Derzani fluently, but they speaks the latter language on rare occasions. It's also known that English is VR's second language, and they rarely have trouble with speaking it.
 * VR Headset causes the world and characters around them to glitch for some reason yet to be properly explained at this point of time. Maybe they're defective? I don't know.
 * VR Headset is considered one of the protagonists of the series and does have a lot of depth that's interested into their character. They are also stated to have reasons behind their harsh persona; these reasons will be covered later.
 * VR's favorite season is fall, according to them.
 * VR owns a television and laptop, and these objects are seen at some point in the narrative.
 * They are confirmed to live in a medieval looking castle.
 * The mental age of VR is not exactly known per se, considering it's not directly stated, but they're stated to be in their "late 20s" mentally, despite only being constructed 5 years ago. This paints this character as an adult in the narrative, when compared to anyone else.
 * Virtual Reality Headset is one of three character in Virtually Gifted that has white facial features instead of black. This helps make them look semi-unique.
 * For the record, Comet and Cough Syrup are the other two with this particular quality.


 * Being a teacher at Mcfinny Public School is VR Headset's second job. The first work position they had is something that they don't like to talk about.
 * VR is a little bit like Four from BFB, but their character is handled differently as to not get sued. XD