Terexi Pypes

Terexi Pypes, also known by her trollian handle gelloCAlibater, is one of the trolls harassing the humans.

Pre-Session
Terexi is obsessed with justice, which seems to mainly constitute hanging people. Many trolls became a fan of her justice, asking her to kill them, which she obliged. Vrasky did not like this however, and forced her to wear unironic red glasses as punishment.

Terexi hate-flirts with Gametez, but they cannot have sex through the internet. Instead she offers to roleplay with Petpeta, who is herself busy with a kidnapped Kraket. After laughing at Kraket, Terexi went off into the woods to meet up with more fantrolls, seeking her justice. She started killing them again, but was caught by Vrasky, who had been tipped off by Whyte Wordes Guy. Vrasky punished her by making her stare at the sun, blinding her.

Terexi through away her red punishment glasses. Unable to find her hive without her sight, she went off to Kraket's using her muscle memory. There she found and scared off Petpeta. Kraket connects to her as her server player while she serves Gametez.

Session
After successfully beating their session and creating the human's universe, they came under attack by two demons, one of color and one of darkness, and their Winner's Door was stolen from them, preventing their escape. These demons came from the human's session, so they started harassing them in revenge.

Terexi was the first troll Rose contacted when she began checking who else had been corrupted.

Personality
Terexi Pypes is still just as obsessed with colors, licking things, flipping coins, and justice as ever. However, her understanding of justice seems even stranger than usual, essentially just amounting to hanging people on request, which appears to happen quite frequently, enough so that she has many fantrolls.

Gametez is her kismesis now, despite apparently having not gone crazy, and she is like many other trolls now a sub for Vrasky. She accepts Vrasky's punishment, blinding herself by staring into the sun.

Prince of Breathe
In CaNWC, Terexi's classpect is the Prince of Breathe, rather than the Seer of Mind.

The Prince is the active "destroyer class. " The Prince is the "one who destroys their aspect, or causes destruction through their aspect." Notably, this was claimed to be a male exclusive class in canon, but Hussie has also seemed to walk this claim back. Prince players also seem to struggle with finding their own aspect in themselves or in others, with Dirk the Prince of Heart struggling with his identity, or Eridan the Prince of Hope being absolutely hopeless.

Breath is the aspect of freedom. Breath players change and adapt to their circumstances, acting as inspiration strikes. It is an aspect of flexibility, but also motivation. Breath players usually know what they want or are struck by inspiration, and tend to sweep up others in their wake. In contrast to Blood player's focus on bonds, Breath players tend to be more detached, which can help them underestimate themselves.

The Prince of Breath then is the "destroyer of adaption, or who who destroys through adaptability." They may feel they have little choice or control over their own life, and struggle against the burdens that have been placed on them. If they pursue their own goals, they also destroy these options for others.

This is reflected in Terexi in some pretty direct ways. Terexi is obsessed with the law. Fan trolls tend to think she's so cool they ask for her justice, which usually means being strangled to death, literally taking their breath away. Simultaneously, Terexi finds herself like many others being regularly punished by Vrasky, who forced her to go blind and to wear unironic red glasses.

Similarly, her planet is defined by its highly destructive winds as the Land of Tonados and Glass.

Trivia

 * Terexi is named after her song, rather than the other way around, while "Pypes" is likely taken from this video and was suggested by gramaticalError. o also referred to her as Terexi in his walkthrough before she was technically named in-comic.
 * Dabe Stidrer declared that red glasses were not ironic, and Terexi agrees.