Zenod'ande'rson prefers to go by his Basic name of Anders, or Anderson, if others are well inclined. Very few know of his Chiss name, and he intends to keep it that way. It's a very sore spot for him after his young life in the Chiss Ascendancy.

He is highly suspicious and mistrusting of those who find out his full name without him telling them. So much so that they can be marked as potential enemies if they are not careful.

The galaxy is a cruel and unforgiving place, and few understand this better than Anderson. A childhood riddled with injustice, and the manipulation of a Sith Master have fed the belief that the only form of justice worth serving is in the form of retribution.

Anderson is not afraid to deal this justice himself, and frequently goes out of his way to ensure it is followed no matter how cruel it may be. To others, it may seem extreme, or borderline sadistic, but to Anderson, justice needs to be served.

After all, in his own words;

"The galaxy needs to be held accountable for its actions, whether it likes it or not."

In moments of extreme hatred, injustice, betrayal, and revenge, a darker side to Anders’ personality is revealed; Aequitas.

Aequitas emerges when the Dark Side erupts within him and the “Sith Eyes” appear on his face. He retains the sarcastic wit and impressive use of language and vocabulary, though the smile and cordiality vanishes, replaced with a determined, yet ill-mannered and vicious persona. He won't pull punches with his words as he comes across as cold, uncaring, and downright hostile. In short, he treats these people like scum, because he believes that is what they are. Scum. He becomes sadistic, twisted, malicious, and in some cases, downright evil in his pursuit of justice.

This side of Anderson is incredibly difficult to reason with. However, he can be reached by those he cares for, even if that chance seems slim.

Anderson comes across as highly arrogant, egotistical, and full of himself to others. To be fair, they aren't wrong. He is not the type of man to mince his words, using a large vocabulary that does not use contractions to tell people what he truly thinks, whether that is of the situation, or of them. He can come across as indignant, proud, and haughty, and he would not have it any other way.

Sure, it's honest, but it does not make him very popular. There are some notable exceptions that see the man beneath the coarse exterior, though they are very few and far between.

An Inquisitor's mind is as much a deadly weapon as the lightsaber in their hand. In combat, Anders attempts to use that sharpened wit and advanced Intellect to outmanouvre his opponents like a deadly game of dejarik.

Using Dun Möch and his keen Perception skills, Anders will attempt to force an opening in his opponent by berating them verbally, striking at their confidence and creating an opportunity in which he can exploit.

Words are wind to some, however, and in some cases, can have more adverse effect than Anders desires. In certain scenarios, he can overthink his strategy which can leave him exposed and vulnerable.

Some prefer to create hybrid forms combining several lightsaber forms together. Anderson scoffs at this notion. As such, he is sole practitioner and master of Makashi. He personifies footwork, balance, and precision with a single blade, preferring a one-handed style that attempts to outduel his opponents rather than the ridiculous hybridisation that many seem to adore.

With advanced Precognition, Mind Tricks, and Telepathy, he attempts to weave in the Force to read the intentions of his enemies and manipulate combat situations in his favour.

Unfortunately, Anderson has one glaring weakness above all else. Strength based styles and opponents are able to batter away at his defences with superior physical might and momentum should they get the chance, potentially leaving him vulnerable and exposed.