Born from the electric hum of overheating arcade cabinets during the summer of '87, the Joystick Jester emerged when a discarded tournament scorecard fused with a malfunctioning Pac-Man machine. It gained sentience through the collective laughter of players attempting ridiculous trick shots during midnight arcade sessions.

Its form constantly glitches between solid and pixelated states, allowing passage through arcade cabinets. The entity projects temporary 'cheat codes' that alter disc flight physics within 10-meter radius. Vulnerable to disco beats, it manifests joystick controllers that randomize disc selections. Leaves VHS tracking-line trails during movement.

Disrupts overly serious competition by introducing chaotic arcade elements that reward creative adaptation over technical perfection during lower-division events.