Celia Pichon

Celia is one of the main characters of the comic, the mad scientist usually responsible for most transformations. She appears in page 1, and shows up extremely frequently for the rest of the comic.

Physical Features

Celia is a female human, but with pointed ears and teeth that she prefers to keep in that form. Obviously, she rarely remains human, often changing into any form imaginable. Her blonde hair remains in most forms. It's fair to say that she likes no one form more than any other, but she particularly enjoys tauric transformations. She remains female in every transformation, perhaps due to Dr. Schmitt's thesis on how the universe prefers round shapes.

Personality

Celia is a mad scientist to heart, emphasis on the "mad". She's extremely chaotic in all of her actions, often jumping to nonsensical ideas and considering them completely natural conclusions. She has no qualms with transforming herself and any others, at or against their will. She's usually resistant to the idea of transforming anyone into a human. Her preferred test subject is Lukas.

Despite being a mad scientist, Celia dislikes any aspect of research or note-taking. Her weapon of choice varies between handheld zappers, liquid mutagens, or bombs that contain one or both.

Celia is extremely naïve and happy-go-lucky. In the beginning, she wishes to take over the world like most other mad scientists, but then decides that she wishes to be good. Despite this decision, her actions have not changed much, though she does come up with more and more convoluted reasons as to why she's helping the local population by transforming them. A common reason is to give free Halloween costumes to the populace.

She will show remorse if properly chastised by Lukas, but more often, she will simply change tack, perhaps even increasing the scale of her actions.

She is able to get along extremely well with anyone willing to be transformed, and is friendly towards everyone, if a bit overly dramatic. Whether or not they return the sentiment can vary.

She enjoys bishonen cat boys.

She hates anyone that says her last name, Pichon, likely due to it sounding french. The Men In Black are the only ones who frequently do so.

Talents/Abilities

Celia's cooking, or anything related to science with her, inadvertently transforms anyone partaking in it, whether she intends to or not.

Celia's hugs are able to restrain the Captain, despite his usual properties.

Occupation

Celia is a mad scientist learning at Mad Science University, officially working in the service of the Men In Black. The majority of her job involves researching various forms and transforming herself and others into them. She loves her job.

Relationships With Other Characters

Lukas - Has him as her assistant, and loves transforming him into various new forms. He does not share the sentiment. Even when given other test subjects, she prefers Lukas. As such, she is extremely friendly towards him, though "Kind" may not be the right word.

Geenie - Celia makes common use of Geenie's talent in magic and connection to her world. She frequently wants to transform her, just like she wants to transform everyone.

Mark - Often works alongside him, and delights when he shows symptoms of being a mad scientist. Both often achieve the effect of transforming others, so they get along well. Mark accepts most of his transformations casually, especially when they're female.

Vivian - Dislikes that Vivian is invulnerable to transformations, but enjoys her as a person, especially her cooking. Vivian often acts like a stereotypical mad scientist's assistant in Lukas' absence, delighting Celia. Vivian loves seeing crazy transformations, partially because they have no effect on her.

Captain - Celia enjoys the frequent adventures and amusements that the Captain presents, not questioning some of his more eldritch habits. They get along well due to this, especially as the Captain doesn't resist or dislike most transformations sent his way.

The Men In Black - Is overseen by the MIB, and as such, their relationship is a mixed bag. She loves transforming them willy-nilly, and they often don't or weakly resist it. They do, on occasion, attempt to truly restrict her actions, to limited success.

Mary and Andora - Occasionally works together with them, as her goal of fun transformation times doesn't contradict their goal of turning everyone into foxes. She will be swept up by their words and go on to transform everyone in sight, until distracted, at which point she will simply return her transformations to something more random.

Catherine - As they are long-lost siblings, Catherine is the one person that Celia will not frequently and willingly transform. Celia has a soft spot for her, treating her more gently and protectively than she does any other character in the comic.