Narciissus, False God of Avatars
Age: Unknown (first reports date back to September 2007)
Gender: Unknown (male-presenting)
Species: Unknown
Bio
Narciissus is the self-proclaimed God of Avatars. Unique in the fact that it almost exclusively dwells on video game consoles, particularly those with virtual avatars on them, such as Miis or Xbox Avatars. It hops from console to console, converting the system BIOS into its personal pocket dimension and preying on anyone who interacts with the console.
Nobody really knows what Narciissus is. It isn't a rogue AI or a god like it says it is. A widespread rumor states that it's the vengeful ghost of a Nintendo employee but there is no evidence to back this claim up.
Narciissus, as described by its victims, is a sadistic cannibal that takes great pleasure in tormenting those unlucky enough to have come into ownership of a console it's infesting. It has a taste for both Mii and human flesh and is extremely aggressive and unsympathetic.
It has the alarming ability to drag people into its dimension through televison screens and presumably kill and eat them. One survivor states that, after buying a secondhand Wii and making a Mii, Narciissus appeared, deemed her avatar to be "imperfect" then dragged her into the TV and attempted to cannibalize her in the Mii Channel.
It is also capable of repairing any console, regardless of physical damage, to almost mint condition. One report states that a Xbox 360 that had been ran over by a lawnmower by someone trying to get rid of Narciissus returned the next day completely unscathed and plugged into the victim's TV.
Description
Most reports describe it as having the appearance an unnamed default male Mii or default male Xbox Avatar. Though it is believed that this is the form it takes on to lure in its victims. Users have reported not being able to delete or modify the avatar in any way.
One of its "true" forms, according to some first-hand accounts, is described as being a completely white default male Mii with 2 additional sets of arms, an additional set of eyes, and wing-like appendages on its head.
The weight and height of Narciissus varies by report and is up to debate as it does not have a known physical form. How it does the things it does, like repairing consoles and dragging people into their TVs, is unexplainable.