Overview

Alternate Metas
In Pixel Space, containing all of Pixel canon, there exist alternate Metamultiverses (or simply Metas) with different stipulations and they are called this because each one contains every world that it can allow and all that comes with it like alternate universes and alternate timelines. At this time, all Pixel entries are the version of them in a single Meta, with only one known exception. This means that, from now on, anything that describes something all Pixel characters have will only describe this one Meta and will serve as an example.

Physical Traits
First off,  all known Pixel characters have no physical needs whatsoever. They’re technically ageless, respawn just like in video games on death (in most situations), and most use video game logic to the best of their ability.

Souls and Spirits
Unlike in most works, a Pixel character’s soul and spirit (capitalized in places other than here to discern that) are two different entities. Both are spherical and are rather small, but neither are tangible except for a certain situation souls can find themselves in. Their soul is the center of themselves as a person, contains their data as well as a few other things, and its physical state allows them to live as they do. Pixel souls, when separated from their bodies, can possess things like a ghost, but this can be resisted by other characters. The things that are known to not resist possession are the soulless, Soul Vessels, and objects. If a soul is outside their body for long enough, they assume a spectral form not very different from what they would look like as a ghost but will remain visible.

Their spirit is a separate being (that is usually incorporeal) that functions as the character’s “true self”, has a Soulspace inside of it, and can act as the soul to a soulless body. A Pixel character’s spirit is also capable of speaking to them within their mind, effectively acting as a second internal voice. In addition, if a Pixel character places one open palm on top of the other anywhere on their chest and calls them, a glow will appear signifying the spirit being put in a position where it can be allowed to leave. This is done by taking their open palms off of their chest, causing the Spirit to float near the upper palm, and releasing the hand position allows them to freely float. If a Pixel  character encounters a lone spirit, they can accept them into themselves by assuming the same hand position, the spirit floating in the same position they would be in when being removed, and the character placing their hands on their chest, which makes the spirit disappear into them.

In addition, the seemingly metaphysical space where these two things are held exists within all Pixel characters, and although it does not currently have a name, it is mentioned in select entries that use this space as a part of an effect.

The Field-of-View Rule
Nearly all the time, even when a Pixel Skill seems to work over an unlimited range, its range is limited to the character’s field-of-view. The few exceptions to this rule still have a rule, though, the character must somehow know the other character’s Digital Signature at the time of the Skill being used.

Vore
I can’t really explain Vore myself, although it is extremely prominent in Pixel Space, so I just refer people to this link:

https://www.deviantart.com/de-vore/art/On-Vore-410122526

However, all Pixel characters in the main Meta are subject to the various kinds of toon logic found in places such as these and as such have an amount of physical freedom not found in most other works.