Okay! So, I've been thinking about Nega Tyler since the May charity livestream, when Team Markiplier said evil Tyler would use the twitter hashtag #SmileNever. I've given some thought to Nega Tyler before, and I've tried to develop who I think Nega would be in this post:

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(a lot of the headcanoned stuff mentioned in the post takes shape in this fic!)

If you guys like Nega Tyler, or have different ideas on what he'd be like, you are MORE than welcome to tell me in the comments! You can also talk to me about it on tumblr! u 3 u 3

Enjoy!

~Goldie

EDIT: OH, I came up with an entire spell to summon Nega Tyler!
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Visiting family during the summer was somewhat of a tradition for Tyler. Since his family lived outside of California, he would try to pop in for a month to catch up with everyone. He does get homesick from time to time...so those visitations help him recover. His parents always encourage him to visit because no matter how far away he may live, no matter how old he might get, Tyler would always be their baby boy.

That explained why he was in his parent's living room, lounging on their tan English sofa. Mom was out grocery shopping; Dad sat in the living room with Tyler, on the loveseat near the television. It was a familiar scene. One that filled Tyler's heart with a comfortable nostalgia as he relaxed in his childhood home, surrounded by memories of times past.

'Hey, Ty...'

Tyler looked up from his phone.

"Yeah dad?"

His dad didn't tear himself away from the TV, opting to speak without eye contact, "Yeah?"

"What'd you want?"

"...what?"

"Didn't you call for me?"

The older man shook his head. "Must be hearing things."

Tyler teased, "I thought that'd start when I'm about your age?"

"Never too late to borrow my hearing aids, Tyler!" His dad laughed, turning to give Tyler a good-natured smile. "It was probably just the television. Your hearing's fine."

'Do you seriously think I sound like your dad?'

Ty blinked, eyes casually shifting around the room, before he gave his old man a small smile. When Dad returned to his current episode of American Ninja Warrior, Tyler looked back to his phone.

He should've known it wasn't his dad speaking.

Inwardly, he sighed.

'What's up, Nega.'

Nega. Nega Tyler.

His demon counterpart.

Of course, Tyler says "demon", but Nega isn't really as bad as one. Sure, he may be powerful. But not evil. Honestly, Ty isn't sure if Nega is actually a demon. He's just...there.

The voice responded, echoing in his mind. 'I'm being summoned. Mind if I go answer?'

'Really? Do you need to now? I mean usually I'm okay with it, it's just that I'm hanging out with Dad right now.'

Silence. Tyler mulled it over, staring blankly at his phone's black screen.

'...but you knew that. You wouldn't have brought up the summoning if you didn't have a reason.'

'Bingo.'

In his mind's eye, Tyler was shown a glimpse of someone in a suit performing Nega's summoning ritual. He kneeled (similarly to a Child's Pose in yoga, Tyler thought), hands splayed on the floor in front of a special summoning circle- neatly formed by (obviously cleaned) twigs. All the necessary items around it. Even without seeing the other's face, Tyler knew who he was looking at.

'What? Why's Mark summoning you?'

'He probably wants to talk to you.'

...probably, yeah. Sounds like something Mark would do.

'But still! He could've like, I dunno, called me or something?'

'It's got to be that he misses you. Maybe he has something to give you...he's really into that sweet sappy shit.'

Tyler hunched his shoulders, a small smile threatening to bloom on his face.

'He is, isn't he.'

'So,' Nega sighed, 'You want to go?'

Tyler nodded. He may as well see what's up with Mark. They haven't seen each other for three weeks, and Tyler felt guilty for only calling Mark once. In his defense, it's easy to get distracted when with his family. Maybe he could make it up to him. He stood up from the couch, stretching.

"Hey Dad, I gotta go out for a while."

The old man turned his head once again to look at Tyler, giving him a short wave, "Just be sure to be home before dinnertime! Your mom's cooking up her special shrimp tortellini for you, and if you aren't there to eat it, I'll be hearing about it for a week!"

His dad chuckled, and Tyler waved back before nonchalantly climbing up the stairs to the second floor. He turned into his old bedroom, closing the door behind him.

Old bedroom, sure, but not old.

Since he'd started visiting his parents, they'd been helping him redecorate and fix up his childhood bedroom (so he wouldn't have to sleep in the guest room). The structure of the room was still the familiar one of his childhood: four rectangular walls, a large window opposite of the door, and a comfortable cushioned bench beneath the windowsill. When the room was finished being painted (originally a sickly-vivid blue, recently painted over with white to get a paler blue) Tyler'd bought himself some simple furniture to fill out the room: a bookshelf, a comfortable twin bed, a rug, and a work desk. Instead of the old decorations that Tyler and his parents put up before he left for college, now the room was filled with mementos of his high school career- as well as some new memories from recent years. College textbooks, trophies, photos in frames...little things made the room more than just a room. They made it his.

'Alright, Nega. You're in the clear.'

Tyler stood on the rug in the middle of his room, eyes squinted shut. First, nothing.

Then...fire.

It was always quick. A moment of pure feeling. As if his mind was being licked by flames-but it's smoldered in an instant.

And when Tyler opened his eyes- now as black as a void, irises a contrasting white -he was no longer Tyler.

"You okay?" Nega Tyler muttered, stretching his host's limbs as he adjusts to the familiar physical form.

When Tyler spoke again, he spoke without a mouth.

'I'll never get used to that initial burn.'

"Better get ready. Once we get to Mark, you're gonna be out again."

Out.

It was weird for Tyler to think of it like that.

Like, he was on the inside of his body looking out, but...he couldn't do anything. He was just...floating there? Sort of?

Nega rolled his shoulders, misty wisps of his supernatural power bleeding from his figure. It wasn't like he was doing that for show...Nega's just a bit too strong for the single form to sufficiently contain. It was just a little bonus that the ashen gray smoke that rose from him looked so damn cool.

Enough about that. Nega had a summoning circle to go to.

In the blink of an eye, Nega teleported from Tyler's well-lit room into a dim one. It was a familiar one; the bed against the wall, the nightstand beside it, shelves full of old game disks and charity stream merchandise... no doubt. It was Mark's bedroom. At his feet were items used for the ritual, resting on the carpet- chamomile flowers, a small bowl of black salt, some pomegranate arils, a quartz crystal, and a jar filled with rose petals and spring water. All surrounding an almost-perfect circle of twigs, which Nega stood in the center of.

Usually, Nega wasn't too picky about what substitute items people used. If they didn't have black salt, table salt was fine. Or chamomile leaves instead of the flowers. Bottled water would work, provided it's been purified. As long as the summoner kept the overall form of the spell, Nega would let them off the hook.

So it was interesting to see that the ritual here was done very professionally. All the right items, everything laid out accordingly. Nega was impressed.

His eyes traveled from the assortment of objects, to the person in the suit kneeling before him.

"Mark?"

Nega watched the figure's shoulders tense up, before straightening his back, head held high as coal black eyes met Nega's white ones.

"Not exactly."

"...Dark?"

In Nega's mind, Tyler groaned.

'Nope, I'm staying in here. He summoned you Nega, he wants to talk to you.'

'Why would he want to talk to me?' Nega inwardly hissed.

'I dunno, maybe he missed you. Isn't he like, secretly a huge romantic?'

'I think you mean 'satyromaniac'.'

'A little of both, from what I've seen.' Tyler chuckled. Nega would've rolled his eyes at Tyler if he could have seen it. 'Anyway. Dark is your jurisdiction, I'm staying out of this-tuning out. Let me know when we're back at the house. Remember: get me back before dinner...'

Nega huffed, folding his arms and focusing his attention back on Dark. He stood from the floor, brushing nonexistent dust off the knees of his suit pants.

"...so," Nega hummed, a smirk starting to spread, "Looks like you actually used fresh spring water this time."

"Of course." Dark rolled his eyes. "You didn't accept the bottled water last time I attempted a summoning. Even though," he growled, "You've been fine with bottled water before."

"Usually I'm fine with it. But with you, I expect nothing less than a perfect ritual."

Dark ground his teeth together. "So I gathered."

Dark wasn't very good at holding a conversation. Nega learned that early on. Sure, he may talk like a professional, but he could never get the hang of casual conversations.
That's where Nega came in, always with something to say.

"Okay, Dark. Why'd you summon me?"

The entity subtly fiddled with his cufflinks as Nega continued to speak.

"Like don't get me wrong, I'm pleasantly surprised you did. Touched, even. But Ty would've been back in Cali on Saturday. What couldn't wait for a week?"

It was a legitimate question. Nega knew Dark had a hidden tendency to be impatient; this must've been the biggest display of it Nega had ever seen! He wasn't mad, though. Furthest thing from it. He was amused...and very, very curious. Painfully so. What could be so pressing for Dark that he not only refused to wait for a week, but also made the choice to perfectly summon Nega?

He watched Dark, waiting for an answer.

The dark-haired ego said nothing.

If Nega didn't know how to see Dark's tells, he would've assumed the other didn't hear him. But a lot of the time, actions speak louder than words. Dark clenched his jaw. His eyes avoided Nega's. He shifted his posture, from left foot to right. Then right to left. Those little things caused Nega to knit his brow in confusion. Why was he being so...?

That's when Nega noticed it, almost going unnoticed in the dim lighting.

A light flush of the skin, traveling from his cheeks to his neck, and below the collar of his shirt.

No way.

He had to be joking.

Who was Nega kidding, Dark isn't one to joke.

Nega attempted to suppress a grin, resting a hand on his hip.

"You... you seriously summoned me...'cause you were horny?"

His eye twitched. Dark's eye really twitched. Nega must've hit right on the mark.

"N-no. No. Why would I summon you just...just for something like that?"

It would have been an acceptable lie.

If Dark hadn't kept talking.

"That's ridiculous. Wh-what do you take me for, Nega? Someone who can't wait a week for- for you to get back? Just because I might want to..." Dark trailed off, clearing his throat. He hooked a finger under the knot of his tie, loosening it slightly.

"...so what if I did?"

Nega finally let himself grin, earning a sharp glare from the other. "Okay, okay." Nega sighed. He tilted his head, loudly cracking his neck in just the way Dark liked. "So how did you want it?"

Completely about-face from the previous moment, Dark said with no hesitation in his voice, "Bend me over a desk. Fuck me with my suit still on."

That made Nega laugh. Because honestly he was expecting that, but wow he was not expecting THAT!
Dark looked a little put down when Nega laughed, squaring his shoulders and scratching at an even-more-obviously pink cheek.

"I'd prefer you outright mock me than rudely laugh at me..." Dark mumbled.

"No, babe, it's not that!" Nega said, "You were just very blunt is all."

Nega shook his head, amused smile sharpening into a wolfish grin. He moved out of the perfectly-made summoning circle, stepping into Dark's personal space.

"Would you prefer," Nega spoke, voice like gravel, "I use your tie to bind up your wrists? Or..." He ran his hand down Dark's smooth satin tie. Nega's thumb stopped at the tie's end, unconsciously rubbing at the material in slow, circular motions. "...use it to tenderly choke you while I'm pounding into your ass?"

Dark's breath hitched slightly. "I...well..." His brow furrowed as he thought about it. Nega could hear the gears turning inside his head, unable to pick one decision over the other. Because Nega knew Dark liked a little breathplay, but he was also into some light bondage. For a guy who seemed so high-and-mighty, Nega thought, he loves when he's stripped of control. Which was fine by Nega. Dark was still thinking about which tie option he'd prefer, when the taller of the two had enough.

"Come on," Nega said, gripping Dark's tie tight as he carefully led him out of the room, "I'll figure out something nice for you. Don't you worry your pretty little head about it..."