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Zooble is a twenty-two-year-old person. They used to work at a tattoo artist for a little bit before becoming a bartender. Now, Zooble is trapped in the digital avatar of an Anthropomorphic Mix-and-Match Toy. They enjoy making art and seeing Gangle's drawings. Zooble also likes fun, s*x, relaxing adventures, making drinks, and the suggestion box.

Zooble is usually grouchy, irritable, and annoyed. This is because they suffer an identity crisis, not knowing exactly what their gender is due to questioning it. As a result, Zooble suffers from body and gender dysphoria. Although Caine provides them with new parts, they can't find anything they like. Zooble's body continues to feel wrong, with their body parts making them uncomfortable when in the wrong place.

Thanks to disliking their body, Zooble lacks any enthusiasm for Caine's adventures. More often, they choose to opt out of them and do their own thing for the day. Since Zooble avoids going on Caine's adventures, even if they're in-house, they hate being forced into them. Beyond this, they despise the song, Daisy Bell, which Caine sings to them outside their door in an attempt to get them to participate. Fortunately, Zooble becomes more comfortable with their body over time; after deciding they didn't need to commit to one set of parts all the time.

Zooble can be a bit rude, cursing at the others or calling them idiots for not helping them. Thus, they're often wearing or giving the middle finger. However, Zooble has a degree of compassion. They're the one who sets up people's funerals, expressing sadness and disbelief over someone's abstraction. Zooble is also willing to offer help in situations or gift people things if they think they can benefit from something. Additionally, since they understand what it's like to feel uncomfortable in their own skin, the toy-like character tries to help boost people's confidence and help them feel comfortable about themselves for who they are. Zooble says the side that makes them feel worse than everyone is still a part of themselves to love intentionally, no matter how difficult or little sense it makes.