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yay shape keys! I still haven't figured out a name for him not verity here are some ideas I made with AI that have Latin root words. Fulgur or Fulmen The Meaning: Fulgur means "lightning, flash, or brightness," while Fulmen specifically translates to a "crushing blow, thunderbolt, or an active strike. "Why it fits: Both are classic, punchy Latin roots. Fulgur captures the radiant, glowing yellow energy of his smiley face, while Fulmen sounds more aggressive—perfect for when he unleashes his electrical attacks. You could even name him Fulmi. Lucentio or Lux The Meaning: Derived from Lux (light) and Lucere (to shine/glow). Why it fits: Because the character's face is literally a bright yellow glowing emoji/smiley face, a light-based name adds a cool dual meaning. It plays on both the visual light of his face and the blinding flash of his electric currents. Adtonitus (or Atto for short) The Meaning: A Latin adjective that translates literally to "lightning-struck" or "thunder-struck," but historically carried the deeper double-meanings of being "astonished, fascinated, inspired, or dazed. "Why it fits: This is a perfect match for the character's vibe. The physical definition matches his electric element, while the emotional definition perfectly captures that blank, happy, "dazed/fascinated" look on his smiley face mask. Corus (from Coruscatio) The Meaning: Coruscatio is the Latin word for "twinkling, scintillation, flickering, or a quick flash of lightning. Why it fits: It's an excellent option if you want a name that feels a bit more modern, casual, and street-smart—matching his relaxed blue hoodie look—while secretly meaning a flash of pure energy. Volt (Derived from the Latin Volvere, meaning "to turn or roll") The Meaning: While modernly associated with electrical potential, the root implies active, rolling movement. Why it works: It's punchy, immediately communicates his powers, and fits the simple, clean aesthetic of a stick-figure design. Arc (From Arcus) The Meaning: A luminous electrical discharge (an electric arc) or a curve. Why it works: A single syllable that hits twice—referencing the high-voltage electricity surging from his hands and the physical "arc" of his smile. Fulmi (Short for Fulmen) The Meaning: "Thunderbolt" or "lightning strike. "Why it works: It takes a heavy, ancient Latin word and chops it down into something quick, friendly, and energetic that matches his casual blue hoodie look. Lux The Meaning: "Light" or "brightness. "Why it works: Short, sharp, and easy to remember. It plays perfectly on the blinding flash of lightning and his bright yellow visage.