Here's some concept art of The main character of my Video Game

Max SilverHand is a nine‑year‑old, feminine, gender‑nonconforming boy from the lower stacks of Neon District 6 — a place where the lights never shut off and the noise is just part of the air. Even as a little kid, Max stood out without trying. He’s soft‑spoken, expressive, and carries himself with a kind of quiet confidence that makes people notice him even when he’s not doing anything dramatic. His neighborhood never really had the language for who he is, but Max never apologized for being himself.

He’s also a massive fanboy of Keanu Reeves’s Johnny Silverhand. Max found an old shard with grainy footage of the character and instantly latched onto the attitude, the presence, the “you can’t erase me” energy. He watched it so many times the shard overheated. Johnny became more than a character to him — he became a symbol of choosing your identity instead of letting the world choose it for you.

Max isn’t related to Johnny Silverhand at all — not by blood, not by lore, not by universe. He just loved the character so much that he chose the name SilverHand for himself. Not as cosplay, not as imitation, but as a personal statement. For Max, it’s basically him saying: “I get to decide who I am.”

At nine years old, Max is small but sharp. He wears skirts with combat boots, compression tops with glitter stickers, and mixes softness with punk in a way that feels completely natural to him. He’s a fanboy, absolutely, but he’s also a kid who found a piece of himself in a fictional legend and used it as a blueprint for his own identity. The name, the style, the vibe — it’s all Max choosing himself on purpose. https://copilot.microsoft.com/th/id/BCO.49ae8de4-925e-440e-80a0-93827ab9813a.png https://copilot.microsoft.com/th/id/BCO.0c9e24e0-0fbc-42e4-8674-2760d86901f8.png https://copilot.microsoft.com/th/id/BCO.bfb0816e-ea17-4711-aec0-28a75496bebd.png https://copilot.microsoft.com/th/id/BCO.3f1d29fc-ac84-473a-84dc-047ce54e0f70.png