u/theWaiting1-

I’ll give them each numbers in order of appearance (sorry no pictures didn’t feel in the mood). I will not all seem to give off electrical interference (making lights flicker and a car alarm go off).

Red shirt under his suit and a hat in every appearance after his first. Clearly a leader. He seems a lot more stable than the others, when he appears his face is already formed unlike the others and we only saw his face deform at the end of episode 2. He also seems to be able to telepathically open doors (we don’t see him turn from closing the door in the first episode but in the third he clearly opened a door without touching it.
Gray undercoat under his black coat. Appears to be a lot more physically aggressive than the others (smashing down a door in episode 2, flinging a car away in 4). And as I noted a bit with 1, when he appears he doesn’t look human immediately but his face forms into shape (same with 3 and presumably 4), also may opened a door with his hand instead of telepathically opening it like 1 (hard to tell with the lighting) or bashing it down like 2.
All Black Outfit. Not too much of not on him yet, though when he struck in episode 3 his face hadn’t fully formed into a human shape before it deformed though that was likely just because of timing, all seem to deform their face while attacking and possibly converting victims into more messengers.
Basic white shirt and black tie and suit. Has a much deeper voice than the others, when he appeared his face was fully formed but given his spinner his victim around after they saw 2 and 3 forming he probably was just forming while they weren’t looking.

https://www.reddit.com/r/skibiditoilet/s/XUAwUQHc7f <Older Post on This

And as I said there it’s really weird because it seems like a big part of this community who claim to be fans of characters continually do the opposite of what most fans do, which is overstating what characters could do, I don’t like that either but what happens in this community is strangely the opposite, where the keep working to make characters loose against other universes.

Honestly I think both is bad, blowing what a character can do out of proportion (like what Godzilla fans do, I’m calling those folks out directly) is being toxic and too big a fan. But what Boom said is true and forcing a character lower than they are is just as bad and does make me question if they’re really fans.

Honestly this is part of why I dislike powerscalers so much, because they never actually do what they say they do. They claim to be fair but never are and always work to make their favorites more powerful (which is why some of the ST community doing the opposite is baffling and makes me wonder if some folks are even actually fans).

Was doing a bit and thought I’d put down what I noticed about each Messenger (Ahlelele Demons)

So it turns out Boom pretty much said what I’ve thought for over a year now.