Mauricio

Mauricio
Rock a bye baby, on the tree to- MAURICIO DONT CUT THAT ROPE.
Alias	Letter M=Mauricio
Occupation	Rogue Freeloader Fraternal twin/younger brother
Biographical Info
Birth place	...Why should I tell you?
Birth date	After The Thing(?)
Place of Death	Don't look-
Date of Death	-at me.
Relatives	The Thing (Fraternal twin/older sibling)
Physical Info
Height	8 Inches
Weight	4 Kilograms
Color	Orangish
Eye color and shape	Circular and blank.
Species	Felis Catus(?)
Gender	Meh. Guy probably.
The Collagle
Version Introduced	Version 30
Volume Introduced	Volume 2

Antagonizing Character

This character is an evildoer or an antagonist, usually in the story of the collagle. This means they go against the collagles in the story, and are the antithesis of the protagonists.

Most of these characters should not be a kind person, or a generous one.
"How BAD they are :(" - CornWielder

Mauricio, alternatively known as Letter M=Mauricio, Is a primary antagonist in the second iteration of The Collagle.

Appearance

Mauricio appears to be an orange cat with white streaks notable near the chest and chin, even sprouting from the head in some cases. They wear a yellow banana peel as a head accessory and have never been seen or noted to have taken off. They hold a blank expression and have their left eye drooping down.

Personality

Mauricio, stated in The Things archive section, is described as a slightly less mature The Thing, only hiding their true feelings and motives for the most part. They often use their powers for evil, only believing starting criminal activities would let them survive.

History

Mauricio, stated in The Things archive, was born next to The Thing inside of a pitch black 1000 meter perimeter cube. They remained asleep. As a child, Mauricio was often bullied. When joining The Court as lowly officers, Mauricio was stated to be "troublesome and power squandering," making The Thing assume they had been accepting bribes. This was false, as Mauricio had been falsely accused by another Officer. After The Thing had joined the Middle Grounds at a huge cost as a chance for a better life, them being bullied became less of a problem by using self defense. Eventually, as a Guardian, Mauricio had been mortally wounded with their client. The Thing had to save and report this to The Court higher ups, but they had ultimately been corrupt, and denied this. Eventually, Mauricio was let go of The Court, stating to have been "too frivolous" and have done other obscene things. They eventually started taking assassination requests, which made them lots of money, which further separated The Thing and Mauricio. Eventually, due to a major graffiti problem on a sacred memorial, they would gain a Letter in Threats on The Court list, taking the spot of Letter M=Mauricio.

After attacking The Thing, they killed Oscar by hollowing their face out with a laser beam, allowing Bluescrn to control their body. This would later serve as Fakescars body after Bluescrns defection. Eventually they were locked up within The Chains of Hate, making a deal with an anonymous sponsor.

In Volume 3.75, Carhell decided to reintroduce Mauricio back, though altered to be black and white and under their control. It was confirmed this was not actually Mauricio, but a piece of Carhell disguised as Mauricio bearing all similarities like powers.

Abilities

• Advanced teleportation - Mauricio, as seen in Volume 1 , was able to teleport themself to The Thing to beat the glagiathans.
• Disembodiment - Mauricios arms are an entirely separate entity, meaning that Mauricio can use and move these arms at will, even when separating the hands and Mauricio with an infinitely wide and tall wall. This goes the same for The Thing.
• Laser beam blast - Against Oscar, Mauricio was able to do collateral damage by laser beaming Oscars face out, resulting in their death. The Thing can also do such things.
• Spacial manipulation - Mauricio was able to re-enter Volume 2 by forcefully manifesting themself into the volume. Despite this, their form came out imperfect until later versions.
• Time manipulation - In Volume 2, where Mauricio accidentally "kills" The Thing with a banana disguised cannon, they rewind time, but in the wrong place. The Thing was aware due to their superiority, however.
• Immortality - Though it is not true immortality, Mauricio can be damaged but not killed. Examples are when The Thing crushes Mauricio with their bare hands, leading them to be incapacitated and sent to the Chains of Hate.