🎭 Character Name: King Clawthorne
🎙️ Role Type: Supporting / Animatronic Beast / Secondary Mascot
🗣️ Voice Type: Male, teen to early 13-15's tone. Playful and bold in "show mode" but terrifying, guttural, and wild in hostile mode. Open to voice filters or minor effects for animatronic texture.

Character Description:
King Clawthorne is the wild card of the Owl House Studio and Entertainment Complex—a small, bipedal beast-like animatronic with a big attitude and an even bigger roar. As the secondary mascot of the venue and a standout among the more humanoid performers, King was beloved for his bold personality, comedic timing, and energetic presence in the show's skits and hourly stunt segments.

Unlike the others, King brings a beastly flair to the show-band's performances. While not acrobatic by default, his stunt programming includes airborne flips, leaps, and impressive climbing maneuvers, giving him a dynamic stage presence. His advanced sight, vent access, and quadrupedal speed make him a favorite among guests—and one of the most dangerous when things go wrong.

Following Luz’s on-stage malfunction, King was one of the animatronics affected by the hostile glitch, causing his once playful behavior to turn erratic, violent, and hyper-aggressive. While Amity may be the fastest on two legs, King becomes nearly unstoppable on all fours, using his size, speed, and vent access to stalk and chase down intruders with frightening precision.

Voice Notes:
King’s voice should have a bold, slightly raspy or gravelly edge in mascot mode—playful, cocky, and loud, with lots of animated flair. Think of him like a small creature who thinks he's a king (because, well, he is!). He’s feisty, energetic, and a bit of a show-off.

When in hostile mode, the voice should shift—distorted, guttural, maybe even animalistic. Growls, snarls, and glitchy static are welcome. There should be a visible shift between showtime King and corrupted King to showcase range.

Emotional Range:

• Boastful and fun in performance mode

• Snarling and unhinged in hostile mode

• Potential for subtle emotional moments or memory fragments (optional)