Real Name: Pac-Man
Aliases: Pac, Yellow Guy, Pacster
Identity: Public
Occupation: Protector of Pac-World, Arcade Icon, Ghost Hunter
Citizenship: Pac-World
Place of Birth: Pac-Village
Known Relatives: Ms. Pac-Man (wife), Baby Pac-Man (child), Pac-Man Jr. (son)
Group Affiliation: Pac-Family, Friends of Pac-Land
Education: Informal training in maze navigation and ghost evasion
First Appearance: Pac-Man arcade game (1980)
History: Pac-Man, a cheerful and iconic yellow character, is best known for his ability to navigate mazes, collect pellets, and evade or confront ghosts. Originally introduced in the arcade game Pac-Man (1980), Pac-Man quickly rose to fame as one of the most popular video game characters in history, becoming a global pop culture phenomenon. Created by the residents of Pac-World as their local protector, Pac-Man’s purpose was initially simple: to travel through mazes, gobbling up dots and bonus items while evading hostile ghosts. Over time, his adventures and responsibilities expanded as he took on more significant threats to Pac-World.Pac-Man’s chief adversaries are the four iconic ghosts: Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde, who were cursed to endlessly chase him in a constant loop of pursuit. Pac-Man’s ability to eat Power Pellets, which temporarily grant him the power to turn the tables on his ghostly foes and devour them, has been crucial to his survival. While he can be momentarily overpowered, he always returns, a resilient figure known for his perseverance and upbeat attitude.

 Throughout his adventures, Pac-Man’s world has expanded to include numerous allies and family members, such as Ms. Pac-Man, Pac-Man Jr., and Baby Pac-Man. Together, they protect Pac-World from various enemies and threats, including ghostly overlords, monstrous entities, and environmental hazards that threaten to disrupt the peace. Pac-Man is dedicated to keeping his family and Pac-Village safe and is a beloved figure among his friends and fans.

Height: 3'3" (100 cm) 
Weight: Unknown (presumably lightweight) 
Eyes: Black 
Hair: None 
Abilities: Pac-Man’s primary abilities include his remarkable agility, maze navigation skills, and his ability to consume Power Pellets, which grant him temporary powers to defeat ghosts. His diet of Power Pellets gives him brief invincibility against his enemies, allowing him to chase and eat ghosts who would otherwise be dangerous. This ability is essential to his role as Pac-World's defender and the bane of all ghostly invaders. In addition to Power Pellets, Pac-Man occasionally consumes special fruits or items that grant him bonuses, such as increased speed, extra lives, or additional points. His keen sense of direction and memory enable him to navigate complex mazes with ease, a skill that has been essential to his survival across countless labyrinths. Pac-an is also known for his impressive reflexes, which allow him to evade ghosts and other hazards swiftly.
 In some games and adaptations, Pac-Man has displayed other abilities, such as super jumps, eating through walls, and transforming into various power-up forms. These powers vary depending on the adventure but consistently showcase his versatility and adaptability to new challenges.
 Accessories: Pac-Man is usually equipped with his insatiable appetite for pellets and power-ups. His primary “tools” are the Power Pellets scattered throughout his maze-like world, which give him temporary power over ghosts and make him nearly unstoppable. In certain adventures, Pac-Man also utilizes vehicles and gadgets, such as the Pac-Mobile and various themed items in kart-racing or party-style games, where he competes against both friends and foes. Additionally, Pac-Man occasionally carries objects from his home, like fruit and bonus items, which provide boosts or help him earn points. His bright-yellow, spherical appearance is itself an iconic accessory, making him instantly recognizable worldwide as he protects Pac-World from its ever-present ghostly menace.