Magpie

Magpie is a cat-like Sprunki with a sharply divided coat pattern that gives them a striking, almost graphic look. Their fur is black across the head, shoulders, chest, and much of the back, while white fur spreads across the lower body, underside, and continues along portions of the back and hindquarters rather than being limited to the belly alone. The contrast isn’t neat or dainty—it feels intentional, like two halves meeting in a bold, visible line. Their fur is thick but kept at a medium-to-short length, giving them a soft yet solid silhouette. Their eyes are a rich golden yellow, bright and expressive, often doing more talking than their mouth ever does. Magpie’s expressions tend to linger—amusement, suspicion, exhaustion, fondness—never quite hidden, even when they try to keep things close to the chest. Magpie is pangender and uses any pronouns except she/her. They are biologically female and have visible top surgery scars, worn without much fuss or explanation—just another fact of their body, neither hidden nor flaunted. They are asexual and almondsexual, with attraction rooted far more in emotional resonance and familiarity than anything physical. At 24, Magpie carries themselves with the quiet weight of someone who’s lived a little too intensely for their age. Their mental health is… complicated. Not always visibly unstable, but marked by periods of withdrawal, overthinking, and a tendency to spiral when left alone with their thoughts too long. They cope, they adapt, and they keep going, even when it’s messy. Overall, Magpie comes across as calm, observant, and subtly expressive—a presence that doesn’t demand attention, yet becomes difficult to ignore once noticed.