Nezumi Basement Dweller

The Nezumi Basement Dweller (aka Griff) is one of the main characters of Saiko-verse. Though he has one of the lowest power levels in comparison to the other Molvanian council members, he does have impressive muscles by rat standards. With the Nezumi Basement Dweller being one of the richest people under Molvanian President Saiko Meem's rule, he is taxed considerably more than the other citizens. This has led to him being dubbed by Saiko Meem the SUPREME SIMP. This title has its downsides, however, as the lower class citizens of Molvania have presumably made several attempts on his life at least in part because of his role. Despite his already vast wealth, he has been shown to be incredibly desperate for even more money, even going so far as to rub ghost pepper dust on his phallic member after being told by the Neko Maid that she would give him 100 $aiko-bucks (equivalent to $25 USD). In spite of all of this, there is no denying that the Nezumi Basement Dweller is an integral part of both the country and the community. At one point, the Nezumi Basement Dweller left Molvania due to a massive misunderstanding about how the majority of the populous viewed him. The Molvanian community attempted to convince the Nezumi Basement Dewller that he was appreciated, with even one of the people who had, on several occasions, attempted to assassinate the Nezumi Basement Dweller asking for him to come back. When the Nezumi Basement Dweller finally did return, there was much celebration in the land, and many citizens promised to be nicer to him. It has also been revealed that he uses minty soap.

In spite of his vast wealth, the Nezumi Basement Dweller is looked down upon and shunned by his peers, the Neko Maid and The Inu Butler. However, he has earned the respect of several of Molvania's citizens, including Zeytech, Stormspoeter, OUYAgamer, and 0110001011010010110010001110011.

[Alleged Claims]

In recent turn of events, it was discovered that he frequents PETA rallies and partakes in their rather dubious practices.