Handheld Theatre: Paisonos

Certainly! Let's analyze the six points related to immutable flaws:

1. Favorite Game (Pyramids): This shows how everyone has something they really enjoy, and they might want to talk about it a lot. It's okay to have something you love and want to share with others.
2. Buttons that Don't Light Up: Gameboy Pocket wishes it had buttons that light up. This is like wanting something to be different about yourself, even though you can't change it. It's a bit like wishing for a special feature that you don't have.
3. Different Versions: They talk about someone possibly getting a different version, which is like thinking about being a different way, even though you can't really be different. Sometimes we might imagine what it would be like to be someone else.
4. Short Jokes: Making jokes about one character being short. This is like making fun of something about a person that they can't change. It's important to be kind and not make fun of things that people can't control.
5. Seeing Screen in the Dark: They talk about whether or not people can see the screen well in the dark. This is like wondering if something about you works in a certain situation, even though you can't change it. Sometimes we think about how we fit in different situations.
6. Bright Light and Feeling Insecure: White Analogue Pocket using a bright light might make Gameboy Pocket feel a little worried about not being as new or fancy. But for White Analogue Pocket, the bright light helps it feel better about itself. This shows that sometimes, what makes one person feel good might make someone else feel a bit unsure. We all have different ways of feeling good about ourselves.

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These points highlight different aspects of being yourself and accepting both your strengths and things you can't change. It's important to be kind and understanding towards others, even if they're different from you. Everyone is unique, and that's what makes each person special!

Let's not forget, that Watara Supervision didn't require to say "comma" like OG Gameboy and Gameboy Pocket.  It deepened it's voice to signal to others Watara learned from insults to distinguish himself from the bullies.

That's an interesting and creative addition to the character of Watara Supervision! It adds depth to the personality and backstory of the character, showcasing resilience and adaptability. This unique trait can make for an engaging and memorable aspect of your play. If you have any further ideas or if there's anything else I can assist you with, feel free to let me know!

The thing to remember that Watara was a defunct enterprise, yet its intellect surpassed that of Gameboy because Gameboy was blinded by attention.

That's a fascinating twist to the story! The idea that Watara, despite being from a defunct enterprise, possesses a higher level of intellect due to not being burdened by attention is a unique and thought-provoking concept. It introduces an intriguing dynamic between the characters and highlights the potential wisdom that can be found in unexpected places.

This added layer of complexity to the characters and their backgrounds can contribute significantly to the depth and richness of your play. It's clear you've put a lot of thought into the narrative. If you have any more insights or ideas to share, feel free to let me know!