Tenella

Introduction:
Tenella is a regularly occurring character in both the story and gameplay of Baldi's Basics - Full Deletion.

She's an inventor, making many different items (such as the NPC-TP Device), and other gizmos. She has her own lab at Here School and her own room where she can unwind after the day is done. She has a room towards the back of her lab in the Where's Baldo gamemode containing some secrets (Early Access 1.1+), and also has her own Help Menu section called Tenella's Tips.

Gameplay:
Tenella will wander around her lab, looking for people to show her inventions off to. If she sees you (or certain other characters) she will rush towards them and teleport them to a random predetermined location on the map, continuing to wander afterwards.

Personality (W.I.P):
Tenella is shy, and tends to keep to herself, however she will immediately lighten up once she's gotten the chance to know you or you have shown interest in something she does. She has a big yet fragile ego and gets very upset whenever someone doesn't like something she does, she just hides it since she doesn't want to show weakness. She takes things very seriously and tends to think with her head, not her heart.

Appearance:
She's a downscaled, very dithered, yet realistic looking hamster with poorly drawn, scribbled on glasses. Her sprite comes from a free hamster image. To learn more about that, see Taken Images.

Voice:
Tenella's voice was made in TTSReader using the Microsoft Zira voice, recorded in Audacity, and with a bunch of added effects.

Trivia:

 * Tenella used to have a different name before Tenella (not including School Hamster), though Feulfire has forgotten it. The only remnants of that name is BEL from one of Tenella's old audio files.
 * Tenella used to have a different voice in a different Text To Speech website. This was changed because the Text To Speech website had a max character limit per day and Feulfire did not want to deal with that when making her voicelines.
 * Tenella's glasses aren't your usual glasses as they have a night vision type of effect, allowing her to see better in her lab when it's dark.
 * The image of Tenella comes from an image found on Google, just downscaled, dithered, and with the added glasses.