(🚂)~Dyle!~ (🚂)

Dyle, full name Dyle Timesly, is one of the two LethalToons in Dandy's World, added on August 8, 2025, alongside Brusha. He acts as a shopkeeper, selling cosmetics like UGC Items, Gamepasses, Stickers, and Toon Skins.Dyle's name is a pun on the word 'Dial', and his last name (Timesly) is a pun on the word 'Time' or 'Timely'. His first name could also be a play on the male name "Kyle". There is also potential that his name in old English means secret or hidden. Which would make sense since he isn't in the show but rather a secret Toon who operates the trains.

• As stated in his Twisted counterpart's description and implied in his Gossip about Sprout, Dyle was the only Toon who saw the outside world, and the only one who had access to the train that left Gardenview. No other Toon had access to that specific train.

• Dyle is the second Lethal Toon since Dandy, who was added upon release, appearing almost 14 months after Dandy's World was released.

• Dyle's designation number is OA-001, with the "OA" most likely standing for Operational Assistant, but he is still in the Lethal category.

  • This makes sense as he has no role in the show, operating the trains instead.

• Dyle has a hatred towards Shrimpo, to the point where he sometimes conspires about removing him from Gardenview, making him the only Toon to actually bear a true grudge against Shrimpo, and not just viewing him as annoying.

• Dyle is the first Toon to wear shoes/footwear in his default Skin, the second being Soulvester.

• Dyle is the first male Toon to have eyeshadow in his default Skin, but it might just be part of his color scheme.

• Dyle does not like physical contact, especially when unpermitted. This makes it hard to be around Goob because of his spontaneous hugging.

• Dyle may have a fear and/or dislike of snakes, based on his gossip about Teagan.

  • It could also be a reference to the 2006 movie Snakes on a Train.

  • Twisted Dyle possesses a snake tail and sounds, suggesting the Ichor forced him to get past his fear.

  • When gossiping about Scraps, he reveals that he prefers ponies over cats and dogs. Twisted Dandy's body is quadrupedal, and his rear legs resemble horse legs and hooves, vaguely implying Dandy likes snakes but dislikes ponies, making a mirror image out of him and Dyle.

  • With the information and implications, Lethal Twisteds overall could be hinted to become things they don't like.

• Despite also investigating and recordkeeping, Dyle isn't allowed to speak with Rodger for reasons that have yet to be specified.

  • This could possibly be due to the fact they'd likely talk a lot, distracting Dyle from his work, or Dyle might end up talking about the outside to Rodger, which, if the info is spread, could make the other toons curious and vulnerable.

• Dyle is likely the Toon that gives Dandy Items for his Elevator Shop, as Dyle would have been the only one able to even get Items outside.

• Dyle is inspired by Tony the Talking Clock from Don't Hug Me I'm Scared, as stated in a livestream, similar to how Glisten was an OC for it.

• Looey, Brightney, and Pebble are the only Toons that Dyle doesn't mention by name in his gossips, but contextual clues make it obvious to whom the Gossip is about.

• He is the second character to call Dandy by his real first name, Dandicus, with Teagan being the first.

• Dyle is the first shopkeeper to not have himself be purchasable in his shop (unless his Stickeris counted).

  • Although Dandy doesn't seem to, developers are able to buy him in his shop, as he has a purchase dialogue seen within the game's code.

• Dyle is the only Lethal who doesn't have a Toon Handler, but Delilah could very likely prove that wrong; their pants are similar, and his name sounds like the first syllable of her name.

• One of Dyle's gossip faces uses his hurt face texture, like how Dandy's hurt face is his third stage of no buying.

  • This could imply that Lethal's hurt faces are similar to their face textures in different parts of the game.

• Dyle is the first and only Toon with a full name to willingly reveal it, doing so when gossiping about Brusha and Razzle & Dazzle.

• Dandy and Dyle are similar in several ways;

  • Their Twisted counterparts are Lethals.

  • They own a store in the lobby.

  • Their Toon counterparts are unplayable by the general public.

  • They have rainbow colors in their designs (though Dyle has violet while Dandy doesn't).

  • They are the first and only Toon in their designations, OA and L.

  • They are both male toons.

  • Their names (and Dazzle's) start with D.

  • They share similar Abilities, with them being Passives, similar formatting and having the same description.

    • Due to sharing Abilities, Dyle's Ability reads "The star of the show," despite him having no in-show role.

• The lever Dyle pulls on his stand controls when the train stops in the Lobby.

• Dyle is tied with Vee for having the shortest full names, with both having 11 letters.

  • However, when including spaces, Dyle has the shortest full name with 12 characters as Vee's full name includes 2 spaces.

• In "Downtime with Dyle ⏱️ | Dandy's World Animation", Dyle can be seen with red dots in his eyes and a fang sticking out of his mouth out of annoyance, which could mean Dyle can turn into Twisted Dyle when he gets angry. Unlike Dandy, he seems to be able to turn back into a Toon and control his anger, showing higher self-control than Dandy.

  • Both the animation and his in-game room also reveal he owns a white flip-phone.

• In Dyle's Gossip about Cosmo, his dialogue text misspells the word delectable, spelling "delictable" instead. This may be a reference to Sprout and Cosmo's dialogue and one of the posters found in-game, as the spelling will never be corrected.

• Dyle's pose in the v0.11.1 game icon looks similar to his full render's pose. If this was true, he would be the second Toon to have their full render featured in a game icon, rather than a separate pose, with Blot possibly being first.

• If you looked at where the arrows point, Dyle's clock face appears to always read 4:38.

  • However, the bottom of the arrows aren't in the middle, so actually reading it with angles would be hard.

• Dyle can bake, as proven by Dandy's dialogue in the Elevator when you take one of his Christmas Cookies.