Ouja

"Ouja's not evil. He's like... He's silly evil. And it's that which disturbs the living scrap out of me. It's clear that The Agent doesn't exactly want to hurt us, he doesn't enjoy it. But, Ouja? He has fun with it. He's laughing and smiling through the chaos, the bloodshed. The Agent doesn't think he's a monster, but Ouja is a monster. He accepts it. That's why he's the scariest of the twins"

Ouja is the Bad-Cop to the Agent's Good Cop, the insanity to his lack of sanity, the killer to the detective. The two are total opposites, yet somehow manage to work together in an amazing team. He's stated that he used to be a bartender, despite no records of this existing. He's gleeful and cheery, yet brutal and twisted. Despite this, he's rather well mannered, and if he wasn't a total psychopath, he would probably be a good friend to talk too. He's at least trying to remain golly and witty during his partner's chaos. With a care-free, happy go lucky attitude.

Ouja is demonstrated to have amazing skill in close and hand to hand combat, his sadistic nature allowing for brutal moves that no one could even think imaginable. Ouja seems quite skilled with machetes and knives, but has extended knowledge of other weaponry as well. Ouja relies on a Sceptre along with his array of "sharp, pointy objects" and transforms into a Purple US Airforce B1 Lancer Bomber.

Ouja's Armour is designed to be snake-Like and bright purple, with golden accents, in drastic contrast to The Agent's dull, Black and Silver color scheme. It is flowing like a Pharaoh's armor, bulked shoulders and back, shaped similar to that of what the Ancient Cybertronian Kings wore. Much like Jazz, he seems to be a fan of Earth's music. But rather then using it in his weaponry, he commonly enjoys playing completely out of context songs from various countries to his battles, as he comments that Cybertron's music was far too gritty for his taste.

Much like other characters, he has three main themes. One for his appearances, one to represent his character and one for his battles.