Bullet “Bullet-in-a-Bible” White
Height: 5’6”
Weight: 204 lb.
Age: 36
Physical Appearance: Bullet is a portly, dark red-and-black armadillo with a diagonal scar over his right eye, rendered white and blind from an accident years ago. His main body is dark red, but his scales and tail are black, and his working eye has a red iris.
Clothing: Bullet usually wears a short-sleeved red shirt with a reddish-orange design on it of an electrocution warning, with black pants held up by a thick black belt with white metal studs dotted along its length and dark grey leather shoes.
Personality: Bullet has a gruff, stern personality that he’s cultivated over the past 10 years in order to be as convincing as possible in his roles. He’s tough, no-nonsense, stoic, and generally hates when people goof off when they should be getting back to work. Surly and feared on any set he steps foot on, Bullet is nonetheless a stellar actor who plays his role incredibly well...even if he’s constantly just getting typecast as the serious, no-nonsense guy that he is. Despite his gruff demeanor, Bullet’s also pretty superstitious, being wary of things like walking under ladders, doing things in 13s, and black cats. He’s surprisingly good with kids, though, and he’s also a little self-conscious about his British accent. His biggest secret is that he enjoys dressing up in women’s clothing when he’s home alone.
Backstory: Bullet moved from his hometown in Great Britain in order to pursue his dreams of becoming a big-time actor in Hollywood, a dream he’s had since he was a pint-sized, stern-faced little child that he only finally acted upon due to it being his father’s last wish. Immediately, he was picked up by a sunglasses-wearing, chintzy-suit-wearing agent who got him a plethora of gigs based on his personality and looks--his roles included Agent Milton Keynes in “Taking Back Sunday”, Lord Bayer in “Oakland”, and The X-Factor in “Are We The Waiting?”--and his career took off. However, the stress from the job caused him to take up drinking as something of an escape. He’s still starring in numerous movies all around the world, so he’s constantly moving, and after an accident on set caused him to lose an eye, he honed his reflexes to be able to catch anything that might end up hurting him. These reflexes, along with his luck that the accident didn't kill him and only half-blinded him and his superstitious nature earned him the nickname “Bullet-In-a-Bible” White.