Description

Kingston Edgar is a ballet, hip-hop, fusion, and jazz dancer and a vlogger who was a member of Step Inside and A-Troupe. ## Personality Full name: Kingston Edgar (surname unknown) Nicknames: Princess Kingston (by Ozzy), Basement, Dancer (by Elliot and Summer), BD (by Elliot), Ozzy (by Leon, mistakenly), Baby (by Ozzy), Bad Cop (by himself), Dumber Cop (by Kenzie), Bro (by Henry), Brav (by Henry), Dude (by Henry), Mr. Lazybones (by Lily), Kaston (by Ozzy) Family: Unnamed younger sister, Charmaine (mother) Best Friends: Henry, Ozzy Friends: Adam, Amy, Briana, Finn, Izzy, Heath, Heather, Jacquie, Jade, Josh, Kenzie, LaTroy, Leon Blackwood, Lola, Michelle, Noah, Piper, Richelle, Sloane, Summer, West, Zara Colleagues: Lily Enemies: Elliot, Maria Former Enemies: Angela, Lily, Ozzy, Richelle, Summer Love Interest: Kenzie (fake ex-crush), Lily (ex-girlfriend), Lola (former) Type of dancers: Jazz, Fusion, Hip-hop, Ballet Studios: The Next Step Dance Studio (former), Troupes, Step Inside (former), A-Troupe (former), Baby Ballet (former), TNS West (former) School: Unnamed school Job: Vlogger, Actor Other affiliations: Unnamed vlog channel, Funder Bros (former) Skin: Medium brown Eyes: Dark brown Hair: Black, curly Gender: Male ♂ Age: Younger than 18 (Season 6) Kingston is an excitable and eager individual who cares profoundly about bringing the flash when he dances. Kingston is a hardworking individual who never gives up, even if he doesn't succeed at first. However, he can also be selfish, as shown when he chooses to prioritize dance over his schoolwork despite his failing grades also affecting A-Troupe. Kingston has medium brown skin and dark brown eyes. He has curly, black hair. He is above average height. Kingston wears silver studs. The color schemes of his dance outfits tend to be monochrome; with black sweatpants, he wears solid red, blue, black, grey or white tops when dancing. On occasion, he wears black or pink shorts. His street outfits are very casual, consisting of a t-shirt and sweatpants or jeans, with the occasional sweater. Kingston is the only A-Trouper whose dominant style was not initially made explicitly clear. He is initially referred to as an "Internet dancer," "self-taught dancer" or a "basement dancer", but eventually, Kingston is finally referred to as a hip-hop dancer. Acro: Kingston is proficient at acro. Ballet: Initially, ballet is not Kingston's strong suit. He attends Baby Ballet and becomes a level one ballet dancer. He subsequently graduated from Baby Ballet. Eventually, he became skilled enough at this dance style to be able to perform a long section of ballet choreography and six pirouettes effortlessly. Ballroom: Ballroom is not Kingston's dominant style, but he learns ballroom partnering from Lola and successfully performs a ballroom-hoverboard duet with her in preparation for the A-Troupe merger. Breakdance: Kingston can perform many breakdance flips and tricks to a high standard. Contemporary: To start with, contemporary is not Kingston's dominant style and, in an attempt, to show off the contemporary partnering that he has learned, he accidentally causes Piper to slip and fall, spraining her ankle. However, he later improved in this style and was chosen to perform in the contemporary routine at Regionals. His contemporary ability is commended by Lily as the best in A-Troupe. Fusion: Fusion is one of Kingston's dominant styles. He is highly proficient at it. Hip-hop: Despite being proficient at hip-hop, Kingston initially struggles to pick up hip-hop choreography and gets kicked off of TNS West for this reason. However, it is one of Kingston's many dominant styles. Jazz: Kingston's other dominant style is jazz. Despite rarely performing the style, he is proficient at it. French: Initially, Kingston had trouble learning French at school. However, with the help of Davis and Kenzie, Kingston can bring up his French grades to a higher standard. Photography: Kingston takes photography classes and deems himself a professional photographer. His talent is deemed "innate" by an assistant to the assistant of Ansel Adams.