DJSS acts as if he is the center of everything, and speaks in a grandiose, exaggerated manner about the vastness of space and the multitudes of stars it contains. The speech is long-winded and only concerns himself and his plan to have his music to travel the farthest corners of the galaxy. In Cassette Tape #1, DJSS can be heard giving a speech to an audience of three, excluding the janitor. His dismissive attitude also affects his allies, as he insults one of the people in charge of launching the NSR Satellite, stating that it is "not rocket science", before hanging up and immediately complaining about his ice pop having melted and ordering someone to fetch him a new one. He does not care about small details and is quick to dismiss Bunk Bed Junction when they arrive to crash his concert, already having forgotten who they are despite having seen them perform in front of him and his fellow artists less than a few hours prior. A hidden motif within Supernova's character is the true, monotonous nature of space.ĭJ Subatomic Supernova is a deeply self-important and self-centered person. This extends to his brands, advertisements, and his concert location, Club Planetarium. Overall, DJ Subatomic Supernova has a futuristic galaxy theme.
On the bottom half of his body, he wears blue board shorts and light-blue sneakers.ĭespite his unusual appearance, he appears to have unshaved human legs. His hands are covered by dark-blue gloves, with a white glowing line going down the middle- and ring finger on his left glove. He wears blue headphones over his hoodie. He wears a blue hoodie with a solar system design, with his hood up and glowing white on the inside. Whatever that means." AppearanceĭJSS has a relatively futuristic appearance, his most notable trait being his glasshelmet that appears to contain a part of space itself. However, joining NSR is only a means for him to achieve his ultimate goal: to be some kind of avatar for Earth.
"This proud man was originally an Astrophysicist, so he is without a doubt the smartest of the NSR bunch.
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