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- Age - 16
- Sexuality - Heterosexual
- Personality - Magenta is a bit of a mechanical brainiac; she gets how things work somehow and is not shy to tell you how. She can be quite grumpy and sarcastic, and she is not very good at making friends since she gives off this energy that she just wants to be alone. In truth, she just really wants to get out of the Maze, and though she doesn't seem to care about anything, she strongly believes there has to be a way out even if she hasn't seen it herself. She just has this feeling, that there has to be more. Magenta can respect those who help sustain the Maze and take care of them, though she can also be quite rebellious and unhelpful herself, spending most of her time thinking of ways to get out rather than keeping them alive within.
Magenta keeps her guard up, but past her walls, she actually has a soft heart and can be rather emotional. Though when she has her pity parties, a lot of people get annoyed since she is hardly sympathetic to those around her - or at least, she doesn't show it.
- Strengths - 1. Mechanic mind: she can design, comprehend and explain just about anything with wheels and pivots. 2. Has a concrete poker-face. 3. Strong-willed: when it comes to what she believes in, she cannot be dissuaded and she works really hard to get what she wants.
- Weaknesses - 1. Selfishness: she is not very helpful around the Maze, unless it interests her or has something to do with building something. 2. Not physically strong, but she knows how to break a nose is she must. 3. Rebellious: in the Maze, that can be a problem. 4. Not very good at making friends.
- Special Traits - 1. Breaking noses... 2. Designing/Fixing things.
- Additional - Magenta's code name simply comes from the purple colour of her hair, though her natural brown roots are beginning to show.
She likes helping Apollo (or just telling him what to do) when it comes to building stuff.
