THE KING IS BACK :LONDON: Overview: Joe, also known as Joe King Edward Fred Gerald Will Smith Chris Mama the 3rd, is the second creation of HNM and the sibling of the emperor of monotone. Unlike his older brother, Joe seems to be pretty unserious, almost oblivious, to situations he's in, given his almost cartoonish logic. While TEOM represents HNM's creation side, Joe represents HNM's personality side, where HNM can be unserious in certain situations given his power, but can and will absolutely become serious when the time comes. Analysis: Joe's base form can be commonly described as the first transfinite figure above all finite values, i.e. he is defined similarly to Omega 1 (or just Omega). Due to this, he has limitless potential stored in his vessel, making way for future forms that will be showcased later. Origin: Joe came to fruition during a period when HNM wanted to create something that reflected not overwhelming power or authority, but the chaotic and unserious side of his own personality. While the Emperor of Monotone (we'll get back to him eventually, stay tuned) embodied discipline, control, and HNM’s creative ambition, Joe was born almost as a counterbalance: a being fueled by absurd logic, strange confidence, and an almost cartoon-like obliviousness to danger. His ridiculously long name, “Joe King Edward Fred Gerald Will Smith Chris Mama the 3rd,” became a symbol of how little he cared for formality or expectations. Yet beneath the humor and nonsense, Joe still carried fragments of HNM’s true nature: when pushed far enough, the joking mask could drop instantly, revealing the same terrifying seriousness and power hidden underneath the laughter. Trivia: Joe likes bananas, mashed strawberries and peanut butter Joe can whistle with his eyelids...somehow Being HNM's personality side, Joe can easily decieve his opponents by being a cheerful, albiet oblivious fighter, before he suddenly drops his mask and actually locks in Joe is known to occasionally speak in fluent fancy english, purposefully elongating basic words for the sake of comedy
Song: Joe King from VS Gumbal
