TV-Series
Description
Happy, a cobalt-hued feline from Excede, was rescued as an orphaned cub by Rebecca Bluegarden on Blue Garden. Following a lethal collision with a drunk driver, his consciousness was uploaded into an artificial body engineered by Professor Weisz Steiner, enabling him to persist as Rebecca’s steadfast partner. This synthetic form permits survival in hostile environments like vacuum or aquatic settings—capabilities nullified in Universe 0, where his organic body never perished.
Plagued by early insecurities over his mechanical existence, he dreaded abandonment until Rebecca’s unwavering acceptance deepened their connection, fostering his gradual self-assurance. Playful yet pragmatic, he counters Rebecca’s exuberance with calm rationality. His loyalty manifests in fierce protectiveness; he reacts with visceral fury or grief to allies’ hardships, while retaining feline quirks like fish cravings, aversion to organic canines, and indifference toward mechanical ones.
In combat, his body reconstitutes into ranged armaments dubbed Happy Blasters, wielded by Rebecca. Configurations include an Assault Rifle for amplified firepower, a self-deploying cannon in Solo Mode, and a tail-forged blade capable of severing Ether bonds. His Ether Bullet Full Burst unleashes devastating salvos at the cost of temporary incapacitation from energy depletion.
His journey spans critical junctures: fleeing Granbell, thwarting Sun Jewel’s Punishers, and navigating Belial Gore’s multiversal crises. In World No. 29, he lies shattered and dormant after Shiki Granbell’s demise, while World No. 30 sees him active. Alternate realities diverge sharply—sold to a junk shop in Universe 1, obliterated in Universe 2’s antimatter cataclysm, and existing as an ordinary cat in Universe 0, stripped of mechanized enhancements.
Beyond battle, he collaborates with Rebecca on the sparsely viewed Aoneko Channel, chronicling their voyages via a neck-mounted B-Cube recorder. Their joint aspiration—one million subscribers—fuels this endeavor. As a core Eden’s Zero member, he aids the crew’s quest to locate Mother, confronting interstellar perils while sustaining unshakable allegiance to Rebecca and their comrades.
Plagued by early insecurities over his mechanical existence, he dreaded abandonment until Rebecca’s unwavering acceptance deepened their connection, fostering his gradual self-assurance. Playful yet pragmatic, he counters Rebecca’s exuberance with calm rationality. His loyalty manifests in fierce protectiveness; he reacts with visceral fury or grief to allies’ hardships, while retaining feline quirks like fish cravings, aversion to organic canines, and indifference toward mechanical ones.
In combat, his body reconstitutes into ranged armaments dubbed Happy Blasters, wielded by Rebecca. Configurations include an Assault Rifle for amplified firepower, a self-deploying cannon in Solo Mode, and a tail-forged blade capable of severing Ether bonds. His Ether Bullet Full Burst unleashes devastating salvos at the cost of temporary incapacitation from energy depletion.
His journey spans critical junctures: fleeing Granbell, thwarting Sun Jewel’s Punishers, and navigating Belial Gore’s multiversal crises. In World No. 29, he lies shattered and dormant after Shiki Granbell’s demise, while World No. 30 sees him active. Alternate realities diverge sharply—sold to a junk shop in Universe 1, obliterated in Universe 2’s antimatter cataclysm, and existing as an ordinary cat in Universe 0, stripped of mechanized enhancements.
Beyond battle, he collaborates with Rebecca on the sparsely viewed Aoneko Channel, chronicling their voyages via a neck-mounted B-Cube recorder. Their joint aspiration—one million subscribers—fuels this endeavor. As a core Eden’s Zero member, he aids the crew’s quest to locate Mother, confronting interstellar perils while sustaining unshakable allegiance to Rebecca and their comrades.