Statue Foe

Description
Statue Foe is a drawing of a thin, beautiful sphinx, etched upon the walls of the Temple of Archarius. She is one of the oldest Foes in existence, being only slightly younger than Statue Boss himself.

Powers and abilities
Statue Foe has the ability to command and bring to 3-dimensional life other paintings and drawings, her power increasing as the chosen drawing becomes older. She has the power to move like an animated cartoon on any surface she touches, her body transforming in shape and texture to fit whatever material she currently resides. She is also able to peel herself off a wall like a removable sticker, becoming a full-fledged 3-dimensional sphinx, with great agility, speed, strength, and the power of flight. Her most useful power, at least in her own opinion, is her immunity to Statue Boss's power to command other things that are ancient.

History
Statue Foe began as a simple etching of a small cat made in prehistoric times not long after Statue Boss was first discovered by civilization. She managed to absorb enough spiritual energy from the prayers constantly being fed to Statue Boss, coming to life herself and roaming the Temple walls. Over the eons, as Statue Boss grew from the feet up, she too evolved autonomously from a tiny kitten drawing into a beautiful painting of a sphinx, and eventually discovered that she had to ability to manifest herself in 3-dimensional form. Immediately she challenged Statue Boss to a duel, who she had admired at first, but after millenia changed her mind out of extreme boredom. She succeeded in defeating Statue Boss, reigning as the foremost object of worship within the Temple of Archarius until the Fighting Polygon came to dethrone her and return the rightful supremacy to Statue Boss. She held an uneasy truce with Statue Boss thereafter, and continued to evolve until she became one of the most rich and ornate pieces of art in all of Finger World.

Miscellanea

 * Named after "hieroglyph", a Greek word meaning "sacred carving"