the omoris.

Sunny is a tiny void. representing how his desire for warmth and comfort and shutting out the truth led him to completely disregard his true nature (Loving), and now he has become what he fears the most, someone who is cruel and selfish. he sucks all and stepping into his dimension is Death.

Basil is the center of a labyrinth of thorns. his heart has been staked and he has self-crucified for the cause of Sunny. his vice is the deification of his love and the complete disregard for his own nature. you can't get near him without getting pricked because to love Basil is to love a creature who knows only to give and hurt.

Aubrey is an ogre of sorts, large and scary and parading armor to protect the small creature at its core. it fights and fights and the entire dimension is a war-zone of sorts. you can't get anywhere without getting hurt by the tinier ogres. they're all just masks put up to try and protect grief.

Kel is the sun of a world with no ozone layer. he literally burns you if you step outside, representing his toxic positivity and how it burns through all that's left of him. he loses his grief for his happiness, he loses his anger for his happiness. he loses everything for his happiness. I guess the sun is a nightmarish entity if you think about it. if not, imagine he is a walking creature made of fire trying to befriend you but if he touches you, you burn.

Hero is similar to Sunny in being a void except that the world reflects him, it's made for him. the entire world is made of darkness and you don't know when you fell into Hero's void instead, whereas Sunny's world clearly singled out Sunny as an exception and not the norm. Hero's world creates Hero as the status quo, says that all-encompassing grief is the only way to go. into the void of sadness you go!

might've missed the mark a couple of times, sorry, brain is a little fried from spending the week sick. thanks for the question!