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To look upon Accetha is to look upon derangement. He is chaotic, unstable, and a threat to the world he was unleashed in. Yet to some Accentha inspires only pity, for as powerful as he is, the flaws of his mind are stronger.

Accetha's origins and historical path parallel Deegix's darksack100.deviantart.com/art… . They are both rogue creations created by... or altered by the same creator, Clade darksack100.deviantart.com/art… . They are both independent, with alliance to themselves, with strengths and weaknesses that define them. Yet whereas Deegix's origins are more widely known and his flaw is conceit, Accetha is more mysterious and more broken. He is also more active and less restrained. Accetha causes more destruction, but this is a double-edged sword, as he lacks the capable foresight and mental soundness of his brethren. He also seems to be strangely music-themed.

Clade played a part in Accetha's current manifestation. Whether the wizard made him from nothing or transformed some unfortunate victim is unknown. Either way the result was released back to the world. Accetha is imbued with powerful magic, yet it is selective, much like Deegix's. Accetha can control vibrations, soundwaves, wavelengths, and has limited control over the properties of atoms themselves. He can create seismic disturbance, wield radiation, manipulate light, change the temperature, and of course, create music. It is thought that Clade (perhaps out of curiosity) modeled all of Accetha's physical powers off of the concept of music. Unfortunately for Accetha this modeling heavily twisted his mind.

Accetha seems to have been forced into the role of "evil music dude". A part of him yearns for it, yet a part of him is plagued by it, much like a schizophrenic is plagued by voices. It is as if he was broken, then clumsily repaired with his theme as the foundation. In a way music anchors Accetha to the tenuous realm of sanity. And yet above all a single foreign goal has been instilled within him: To make everything into nothing but sound, to do away with all solids in favor of music, to somehow turn everything into symphony at the microscopic level. Of course this is an impossible goal and part of him knows this, but ridding himself of the desire is not something he is capable of. It is for this reason Accetha inspires a degree of pity, if not anger at his creator for manufacturing a confused, distorted bioweapon.

Accetha's greatest weakness, as previously mentioned, is his own mind. A possibly unintended side effect of his experimentation is extreme suggestiveness to the emotional tone of music. In other words his mood is heavily influenced by song, so much so that a very sad piece can reduce him to a quivering helpless mess mid-battle. Aware of this major issue (but again unable to stop it) he often creates his own music around him that accompanies or augments his mood in order to better control his own feelings.

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To look upon Accetha is to look upon derangement. He is chaotic, unstable, and a threat to the world he was unleashed in. Yet to some Accentha inspires only pity, for as powerful as he is, the flaws of his mind are stronger.

Accetha's origins and historical path parallel Deegix's darksack100.deviantart.com/art… . They are both rogue creations created by... or altered by the same creator, Clade darksack100.deviantart.com/art… . They are both independent, with alliance to themselves, with strengths and weaknesses that define them. Yet whereas Deegix's origins are more widely known and his flaw is conceit, Accetha is more mysterious and more broken. He is also more active and less restrained. Accetha causes more destruction, but this is a double-edged sword, as he lacks the capable foresight and mental soundness of his brethren. He also seems to be strangely music-themed.

Clade played a part in Accetha's current manifestation. Whether the wizard made him from nothing or transformed some unfortunate victim is unknown. Either way the result was released back to the world. Accetha is imbued with powerful magic, yet it is selective, much like Deegix's. Accetha can control vibrations, soundwaves, wavelengths, and has limited control over the properties of atoms themselves. He can create seismic disturbance, wield radiation, manipulate light, change the temperature, and of course, create music. It is thought that Clade (perhaps out of curiosity) modeled all of Accetha's physical powers off of the concept of music. Unfortunately for Accetha this modeling heavily twisted his mind.

Accetha seems to have been forced into the role of "evil music dude". A part of him yearns for it, yet a part of him is plagued by it, much like a schizophrenic is plagued by voices. It is as if he was broken, then clumsily repaired with his theme as the foundation. In a way music anchors Accetha to the tenuous realm of sanity. And yet above all a single foreign goal has been instilled within him: To make everything into nothing but sound, to do away with all solids in favor of music, to somehow turn everything into symphony at the microscopic level. Of course this is an impossible goal and part of him knows this, but ridding himself of the desire is not something he is capable of. It is for this reason Accetha inspires a degree of pity, if not anger at his creator for manufacturing a confused, distorted bioweapon.

Accetha's greatest weakness, as previously mentioned, is his own mind. A possibly unintended side effect of his experimentation is extreme suggestiveness to the emotional tone of music. In other words his mood is heavily influenced by song, so much so that a very sad piece can reduce him to a quivering helpless mess mid-battle. Aware of this major issue (but again unable to stop it) he often creates his own music around him that accompanies or augments his mood in order to better control his own feelings.