Stephano

Stephano
Found initially in the 2010 Frictional Games horror game “Amnesia: The Dark Descent”, Stephano is a small, golden statue depicting a man kneeling on one knee, holding a katana. Stephano has carried out a successful career as a moral-support object for many people, his most famous being YouTube sensation and video gamer Pewdiepie (in early 2011 to around 2015). After his retirement, Stephano began an academy for untrained, and generally unused objects in the hopes of giving them a larger role in video games. He trained his first apprentice, Cuppy, to become a moral-support object (Cuppy would go on to become Obese Assassin’s moral-support object and close friend in the future, during the game Dishonored). It was during his time as Cuppy's mentor that Stephano’s family (including brother Lorenzo) and most notably his older brother, Steve Buscemo, developed a close relationship with Cuppy.

Personality
Stephano is a highly competitive and rather bossy statue. His overwhelming Frenchness contributes to his sassy demeanor. He takes his job as a moral-support object very seriously, often losing his temper at his students if they mess up during their training too often. However, he has also had a past of rebelliousness (particularly sexual encounters with other female statues in his youth and during his time guiding Pewdeipie); as told by him.

Strengths
Stephano is an extremely intelligent, hardworking, and focused individual. He is a born leader and is often times considered one of the greatest objects of video-game history. He is also very strong and powerful, with some people even holding him to the status of a god.

Weaknesses
Stephano's biggest fault is his short temper, as it often causes him to lose focus, and in hindsight, put others (including gamers) at risk. Other than that, Stephano's only other known weakness is heartbreak and acid (which is scattered throughout Amnesia).