Name: MUSICA
Occupation: Galactic DJ and Composer Extraordinaire
Height: 5’6″ of pure sonic energy (6’2″ with mohawk fully extended)
Special skill: Synesthesia-powered music creation (sees sounds, hears colors)
Appearance: Turquoise fur-ball with a neon-pink mohawk and ever-present headphones
Personality: Stoic on the outside, a rave on the inside; hyper-sensitive about creativity and mohawk-related topics
Region: Nexus Prime (where the beat drops and never stops)
MUSICA, the interstellar maestro, crafts melodies that make black holes dance. With headphones permanently fused to her ears (or so the rumors say), she navigates the cosmos in search of the ultimate beat. Her prized possession? A collection of Earth’s vinyl records, numbering in the thousands, each treated with more care than most give to their firstborn.
Her unique keyboard, connected to a hand gadget linked to her headphones, allows her to compose music that transcends species and dimensions. Legend has it that one of her tracks accidentally created a temporary wormhole, briefly connecting three galaxies in a spontaneous dance party.
MUSICA’s room is a spectacle of perpetual neon, where she’s developing a VR audio visualizer that’s part digital mirror ball, part interdimensional portal. During a recent test, several partygoers claimed they could “taste” the bass and “smell” the treble. MUSICA considered this a resounding success.
Fun fact: She once got into a heated argument with a gravity wave about proper rhythm structure. The gravity wave conceded.
Current Obsession:
MUSICA is obsessed with creating the universe’s first “Emotional Frequency Modulator” (EFM). This ambitious project aims to translate complex emotions into musical frequencies, allowing beings from different species and dimensions to truly understand each other’s feelings through sound.
Her latest prototype, the “Empathy Synthesizer,” has shown promising results, but with some unexpected side effects. During a test run at a local club, the dance floor turned into a cosmic therapy session, with patrons spontaneously hugging and sharing deep, personal stories with complete strangers. One Zorblovian, known for having 17 different words for “mildly annoyed,” broke down in tears of joy after experiencing “happiness” for the first time through a C-sharp major chord.
MUSICA is thrilled with the progress but faces challenges. The device accidentally picked up the collective existential dread of a nearby black hole, translating it into a bass drop so profound it caused a minor tectonic shift on three nearby planets. The Galactic Environmental Protection Agency has since mandated that all future tests must be conducted in a specially reinforced pocket dimension.
Undeterred, MUSICA continues to fine-tune the EFM, convinced that once perfected, it will revolutionize intergalactic communication and usher in an era of unprecedented harmony. “Music is the universal language,” she often says, “and soon, it’ll be the universal therapist too.”