Circuit Titans (Diavolos colossus) are a species of gigantic Devil.
.anatomy
Circuit Titans are the biggest Devil species, reaching a total height of ~6 km. Their bodies are made out black, high-tensile fibre optic cables, forming a central torso and two bilateral appendages. They fractally split into smaller and smaller tentacle bundles at regular intervals, which they can control individually with great dexterity. Their head is ellipsoidal, adorned with asymmetrical, differently sized horns. Most of their face is occupied by a single, large, glowing eye, strong enough to clearly illuminate large areas at a time.
.behaviour
Most if not all Circuit Titans are asleep. They sleep vertically, anchoring themselves into the ground. If an event of large enough violence were to occur, or if they were to be overly disturbed, they would wake up. They’re extremely curious creatures and actively delight in spectating others.
.abilities
The ‘eye’ of a Circuit Titan is actually its ‘mouth’. The pupil is, in fact, an orifice lined with micro-serrated edges. The sclera is, in fact, a contracting muscle, able to change the position and size of the pupil as if the eye is rotating. The inside of the eye is lined with numerous black cells which act as both photoreceptors and digestive cells, allowing them to see in extreme detail. This eye does have an eyelid do shield the makeshift eye, as the pupil is incapable of fully closing.
The immense size of a Circuit Titan actively alters the nearby climate, such as their cells drastically increasing the nearby static electricity, causing indefinite lighting storms, increasing the temperature of the surrounding area, which in turn affects not just the general climate, but also winds and airflow. Their presence produces extreme quantities of Prima. These effects become even more prominent once awake and active. An active Circuit Titan is capable of inadvertently creating many more Devils just by existing.
.reproduction
They don’t.
.diet
Circuit Titans digest food through the digestive cells in their eye. They can either use their tentacle limbs to move food manually, or create a vacuum to forcefully pull food inside.