Well here's what I have so far. Let me know who I should add to the list.

Hadn't actually established this yet. I love a good character development opportunity.

Morgan: #5F1642 - ish. Purple wine tones. She likes all purples, but particularly this one.

Dio: You would think neon green, with how much neon green stuff they have and the bright green hair. But actually it's silver. #929292 -ish, especially if shiny. They're generally a big fan of metalics.

Mei: Dark Burgundy. #6C001B. She's comforted by dark, warm colors rather than bright ones.

Vydia: Dusty greens. #5F7754 and adjacent. Generally she likes more muted, dusty color palettes.

Phineas: Baby blue. #89CFF0 - around there.

How much of that physical affection is violence?

Does the percentage change if its Centross? Morgana? Mei? Easton?

-Menace

Surprisingly, violence isn’t actually something Dio initiates often, or even participates in. They are very good at manipulating situations to *avoid* violence, and they try to avoid it as much as possible.

They learned at a young age how to talk others out of aggression, particularly aggression aimed at them.

Centross has always been the exception to that, because that’s been his go-to coping mechanism and Dio could never talk him out of it. So they gave up and adapted (another skill they’ve developed over the years).

As for general physical affection, that’s…complicated.

Dio is very physically affectionate when they’re not being genuine. Or, to word it better, when they’re masking. Dio rarely ever drops the persona, even around those they trust; it’s a core point of them as a character. 100% genuine Dio is not super touchy. That’s one of the reasons why physical contact between Morgan and Dio is so rare (Morgan not liking physical touch being the other one.)

Dio is used to being physical as a means of getting what they want, staying safe, escapism, and some other stuff that gets a little intense. This is why they’re a bit wary of it coming from others, especially those outside their trusted family, even if they don’t show it while in acting mode. Touch is associated with manipulation in their mind, so it can be difficult for them to separate the two.

So, anyway, on the extremely rare occasion that Dio is being fully themself, all masks laid aside, they don’t particularly value it. Like I mentioned when taking about their love language, it’s not the method that gets to them, it’s the intent.

Very few people have seen that side of them though, and even for those who have it’s still a rarity.

Very good question, “Menace” ;)

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