The Mathematician (character)
The Mathematician
The following is complete, 100%, without a doubt, according to the creator, sarcastically, A JOKE. Don't be triggered about this or I might go insane on you. READ AT YOUR RISK. |
Robert Gabriel "Robbie" Roddenberry (ロバート・ガブリエル・“ロビー”・ロッデンベリー, Robert Gabriel "Robbie" Roddenberry), better known as his alias "The Mathematician" (「数学者」, `Sugakusha), is the current alias used by a rather mysterious traveller of time and space. An entity and fragment of unknown origins and species, the Mathematician travels with numerous companions in the Starforge Odyssey and is proclaimed by many people that he is "the entire Omniverse's" greatest defender, aiming to protect it from the greater evil and his arch-rivals from destroying it. Having saved the entirety of fiction and our reality an unknown amount of times across a long life, naturally he has become a legend throughout said locations and named the most complex event there has ever been anywhere. He also lives a double-life as an average dude in his own world, fitting in with some random ass students and preventing them from knowing who he really is by always managing to find ways to outsmart them by acting like a laid-back and a well-being lazy bum that acts as a comedian, resulting in them not thinking much of him and just treating them as equally as any other normal human being despite him not actually fully being one. He is only human appearance-wise, as he's more complicated than any other character you can name.
While he is largely a believer of conflict resolutions that don't use violence, the Mathematician is, when deemed to be absolutely necessary, a defender. In fact, some languages that exist only within the 
can have the word mathematician mean defender, whilst others saw the Mathematician as a compassionate benefactor, worthy of their admiration and compassion. The Mathematician may not believe in violence, but he can, at best, kill you if he knows you are vile and evil enough. However, he usually doesn't like killing. While he has often made the statement that it's not quite his thing, the Mathematician intentionally never does reveal what he does instead of killing as he knows it'll be more mundane than one may think. What frightens this absolutely nonsensical being? What can faze such an individual? Even calling the Mathematician eldritch would be a massive understatement. That's how frightening he can be when he considers you irredeemable, and you can really understand why even the most evil and incomprehensible can be scared of the Mathematician. In fact, the Mathematician was originally added to the story when it first began when Sir JD Knudson first met him when he [the Mathematician] decided to visit our world. The Mathematician told JD all about him and how he is the ultimate threat to all of evil. Since then, JD has been one of the only people to know all about the Mathematician and has implied who the Mathematician really is throughout multiple works and bits of media, and has kept this trend going to this day with it being spread from mouth-to-mouth. There's a handful of people who believe the Mathematician is just a silly parody and jab at "I'm gonna save everybody" superheroes that shouldn't be taken too seriously, but there have been some analyzers who have come to the conclusion fiction isn't joking.
Not even the most overpowered of villains can stub his toe with all of their powers combined. The Mathematician's power level is beyond beyond beyond beyond... yeah, you get the point. It does not fit any word within any language or dictionary. Whenever a reset occurs to the last save point, the Mathematician is the only character who doesn't have his memory erased when it happens. As a time traveler, the Mathematician knows what will happen throughout all of time itself, but will never reveal it to anybody who isn't him or has traveled with him on his adventures. He also doesn't just break the fourth wall. He fucking makes it get destroyed so hard nobody will ever remember there's been a fourth wall to begin with. The Mathematician is aware of us writers, and can tell others in the narrative what they've updated at times and will at other times protest beyond their control. We may think we created him, but he has actually created us. He is neither 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂 or NPC as he states to work for himself. Long story short, the Mathematician is more than meets the eye.
Throughout his many adventures throughout space and time since the 1920s Saga at minimum, the Mathematician has managed to make himself many enemies, but some of his most prominent include but are not limited to: 𝓕𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂𝓑𝓸𝓫, Enrique, the Examiner, the Boolegs, and the Machines. While the Examiner is his most vile arch-enemy, he has famously managed to kidnap 𝓕𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂𝓑𝓸𝓫 before he can ever commit his Omnicide far into the story to initate a fight against him and Trina Tightrope vs. the 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴 fimself. The Mathematician actually didn't have any interest in Trina before this. He just brought her because of her "power absorbing" thing.
Oh, by the way, the Mathematician likes to make it ambiguous what he declares lies and truths. You might wanna watch yourself, lad. The next bad thing that happens to you after reading this page will be the result of the Mathematician if you think he's a fraud. You don't wanna know who you might be messing with. He might end up making you his lil bitch who always obeys his orders. Don't ask who he really is.