#tagger noob

hiii I made these OCs like almost a year ago neow and I've barely drawn them despite liking them a lot lalala

Anyways. Guest 404 for some reason glitched out of the system some time in the mid 2010s and then reappeared recently with no knowledge that time had passed. 404 isn't their number but due to being "not found" for years, that's the number they ended up getting. No one knows their real number, Guest just knows 404 isn't theirs.

Worldbuilding moment. Guests are more often than not born with disabilities, most typically being mute though sometimes deaf or blind too. Aside from the disabilities they're generally alike any other robloxian. They just get percieved differently because they're guests,,,

Noobs are born dumb! Okay, not born dumb. Noobs have higher chances of getting mental illnesses than other robloxians, and majority of noobs end up dyslexic. They generally have more difficulty learning things, and end up being "behind" when it comes to intelligence. This leads to some of them working even harder than the typical robloxian for things most might consider simple.

Tagger is a noob hellbent on proving he's better. That he's not just a loser who can't learn #### just because he was "born different" or "born dumber". Alongside that he used to be a bundle of energy, until everyone considered him annoying and he ended up all alone yay!! This isolation has led to Tagger being aggressive with awful trust issues. This got doubled after the fallout with Guest..

Tagger(at the time, just named Noob) and Guest went to the same school. Guest was often alone, and Tagger thought they could use some company. He ended up bothering Guest a lot, considering them friends, and though Guest sometimes reciprocated they mostly just felt annoyed. Especially at how clingy Tagger was.

It takes a while, but Tagger finally realises Guests true feelings. He asks about them, and when those questions lead to Guest just leaving the scene Tagger understands he just got his hopes too high. Don't tell him this but Guest actually hesitated when leaving, since that was the only moment they saw vulnerability in Tagger, and it wasn't like they hated his company. He was just a bit much sometimes.