Newton

Newton was not always the enemy. Once, he was a brilliant, imaginative creator—a dreamer who believed he could shape the world of Bunkum into something extraordinary. With a flair for invention and a dramatic personality, he sought recognition, greatness, and admiration. But deep down, beneath the confidence and showmanship, Newton carried something more fragile: a fear of being overlooked, of never becoming as important as he believed he should be. That fear became the crack that everything slipped through. When Newton encountered the Titans—ancient, powerful forces beyond understanding—he didn’t see danger. He saw opportunity. Power. Control. A chance to finally become someone unforgettable. But the Titans were not tools. They were corrupting, overwhelming, and unstoppable. And Newton… was not strong enough to resist them. ? The Corruption As the Titans took hold, Newton began to change. His once bright personality twisted into arrogance. His creativity became destructive. His voice, once full of excitement, now echoed with anger and desperation. He still spoke dramatically—but now every word carried frustration, rage, and the need to prove himself. Evil Newton is not just a villain—he’s a broken version of who he used to be. He lashes out not only because he wants power, but because he’s lost control. ? Personality of Evil Newton As Evil Newton, he becomes: Loud and explosive Dramatic and theatrical Easily angered when things go wrong Obsessed with winning and being in control He mocks others, insults them, and tries to appear superior—but underneath it all is someone who is panicking as everything slips away from him. ? Powers and Presence Empowered by the Titans, Evil Newton feels unstoppable. He commands destructive forces Warps the environment around him Attacks with overwhelming energy Becomes a towering threat to everything in Bunkum.