Power Source: The Orange Luminary / 4th Plane
The Orange Luminary orbits the Star of Vis—a blue-white fallen star—in the fourth plane of the Visean Cosmos. It is a radiant, sentient body that shines with a warm, orange glow. When the Star of Vis board game is completed, the Cosmic Cataclysm—a swirling stellar twister—unleashes this celestial giant into the physical realm.
The Orange Luminary encounters James at the mouth of the cave, just as he prepares to leave the cavern. Struck by its energy, James falls into a trance. A glowing clover-like structure gently cradles him, while neon-orange musical staffs unfurl from the Luminary, stretching and pulsing across the vast cavern hall.
Character from Star of Vis Boardgame
K-pop (Orange Paperboard)
Lee Seo-won, better known by his English name Yohan, rose to fame by winning the teen reality show Korean Boyband Superstars. He is the lead vocalist and leader of the boyband VHS Adstrum, a global sensation. Yohan, known as ‘Oppa Rockstar’ among his fans, has transitioned into acting, starring in the slasher thriller Bloody Coast on Netflix. Despite being shy and reserved offstage, Yohan has gained a reputation as a heartthrob and a ladies’ man, admired by young fans across South Korea and beyond.
Oppa Rockstar
Lady Luck is by my side!
— Rockstar’s catchphrase.
A vibrant K-pop idol with an eccentric flair, Oppa Rockstar stands out with his striking white, spiky hair and signature magenta visor glasses. He’s in his late teens, exuding youthful energy and pop star charisma. Resting over his ears is a sleek, white headset—complete with a mic and stylized wing-shaped earpieces in place of a traditional headband.
He wears a two-toned jacket—white and gray—adorned with cyan, abstract cityscape lines. Beneath it is an orange shirt emblazoned with a radiant sun design. Matching pants complete the outfit, forming a cohesive, futuristic stage-ready ensemble.
Strapped across his body is a butterscotch-colored electric guitar, his instrument of choice and a key to his musical magic. His look is accented by apple green fingerless gloves and rich yellow sneakers with shoe laces, amplifying his quirky, genre-blending style.
Transformation: Music & Grooves
James lifts his guitar and begins to strum. The sound is electric—bold, vibrant, alive. An orange musical staff swirls around him like a ribbon of light, spiraling upward as his feet leave the ground. He twirls with it, swept into the beat. Cyan, magenta, and yellow notes burst into the air, pulsing with every chord—each one popping like fireworks in tune with his rhythm.
He spins faster, the melody rising into a dizzying crescendo. The orange staff flashes in a brilliant flare of light. For a heartbeat, everything halts—silent, still—then the glow fades.
Standing in place of the boy is Oppa Rockstar—an eccentric K-pop idol with white spiky hair, magenta visor glasses, and a gleaming butterscotch guitar strapped confidently across his back. His white-and-gray jacket, traced with glowing cyan outlines of a futuristic city, flows stylishly over an orange shirt marked with the blazing outline of the sun. Matching pants and rich yellow sneakers complete his vibrant look, while apple green fingerless gloves pulse faintly with rhythm.
The air still hums with music. The stage is set. The idol has arrived.
Music Powers
Instrument: Electric Guitar
Oppa Rockstar’s main weapon isn’t a blade or blaster—it’s his electric guitar. Sleek and stylish in a polished butterscotch finish, the instrument pays homage to classic rock legends while serving as a conduit for futuristic power. When the K-pop idol strums its strings, solid music notes in cyan, magenta, and yellow erupt from the guitar, each charged with sonic energy.
These vibrant notes aren’t just for show—they strike with explosive force, bursting into radiant light on impact. Every hit leaves behind a splash of color, as if spray-painted onto enemies, marking them with the rhythm of his rebellion.
Paraphernalia: Glowsticks
Oppa Rockstar puts a creative spin on classic concert gear with his weaponized glowsticks. Radiating in cyan, magenta, and yellow, these vibrant sticks aren’t just for cheering—they’re precision tools of chaos. With a flick of his wrist, he hurls them like daggers, each one cutting through the air in a burst of neon light.
To enemy minions, they’re a relentless barrage—quick, disorienting, and striking from all directions. What was once a symbol of fandom becomes a flashy, rhythmic rain of trouble.
Equipment: Surfboard
Another standout in Oppa Rockstar’s arsenal is his futuristic surfboard—white, sleek, and feather-light. Designed for more than just water, this high-tech board lets the idol ride glowing musical staffs through the air, soaring between city skyscrapers or looping across the sky with effortless flair.
Its design echoes the curves of streamlined car exhausts, but instead of smoke, it trails bursts of colorful music notes. These notes pop with catchy tunes as they skate across the staff, turning every ride into a high-speed performance of rhythm and spectacle.
Abilities
Illusions
Oppa Rockstar can conjure dazzling illusions through the power of his music. With the right rhythm, he can transform a stage into a scene straight out of a dream—or a music video. Picture this: a pair of steampunk mechs and a Victorian lady and gentleman gracefully waltzing across a theater stage, elegantly twirling to the beat.
These illusions are purely visual—beautiful, immersive, and utterly convincing—but without any physical form. They can’t touch or be touched. Just like a melody, they exist only for the moment.
Clover Leaves
Oppa Rockstar can scatter shimmering clover leaves into the air, each one carrying a hint of enchanted luck. More than just a charming visual, these clovers subtly bend probability in his favor. When they flutter around him, even his wildest throws find their mark—glowsticks that might have missed suddenly curve, ricochet, or spiral with perfect timing.
In truth, it’s not just luck—it’s a gentle rewiring of fate itself, predetermining each trajectory to land exactly as intended.
Surprises in Store
Dual Wielding
Oppa Rockstar can channel his energy into just two glowsticks—cyan and magenta—each enhanced with fortified handles. When fully powered, the glowing rods extend and thicken, transforming into twin short swords of pure light.
In close-quarter combat, he wields these vibrant “light blades” with flair and precision, turning his musical performance into a dazzling dance of offense and rhythm.
Musical Staff
Oppa Rockstar can merge his cyan and magenta glow rods into a single, vibrant musical staff—now infused with streaks of yellow, forming a technicolor weapon as long as a spear. This radiant staff isn’t just for show; it channels powerful sonic energy with each swing or strike.
When unleashed, it can blast concentrated sound waves strong enough to pierce rooftops and send reverberating melodies soaring through the sky, echoing like a chorus that shakes the heavens.
Floating Stage
Oppa Rockstar can summon a floating concert stage that hovers mid-air, shimmering with lights and energy. Suspended above the ground like a dream, this stage becomes his personal spotlight—where he can perform freely, express himself fully, and dazzle the world with every beat and note.
CMYK Color Model
CMYK—cyan, magenta, yellow, and key (black)—is a subtractive color model primarily used in printing. It contrasts with the additive primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) often seen in traditional painting and watercolor mixing.
Rockstar adopts the CMYK scheme for his music-based powers. His solid music notes—whether strummed from his guitar or swirling around him—glow in cyan, magenta, and yellow. In place of the usual black “key,” Rockstar’s version features neon orange. This orange appears in his vibrant musical staff, which moves like soundwaves and can even serve as a rideable path when he’s surfing on his sleek white board.
A fifth color stands out: apple green. This hue is exclusive to the clover leaves that represent Rockstar’s luck-based abilities, including trajectory control and buff distribution.
B. K. P. Carreon 
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