SURREALITY

Personality:   Each character has a different personality, appearance, and role, to be explained in detail below. 1. Darkrai: The main villain of the game. He is the Lord of the Surreality, and is the embodiment of the negative aspects of sleep, incarnated via Darkrai from Pokémon. To pull from Bulbapedia, regarding Real!Darkrai, "Darkrai is a black, shadow-like Pokémon. It has a small head with a white fog-like ghostly plume billowing from its head covering one of its bright blue eyes, with the portion on its face resembling hair. It also has a red spiky growth around its neck. It has skinny arms and long black tatters hanging from its shoulders. It also has black, claw-like hands. It has the slight appearance of an hourglass figure and appears to be wearing an old, ripped cloak. It normally does not have any sort of legs, but it is able to extend stilt-like appendages in their place. In self-defense, Darkrai can retract its head and white "plume" into the pit atop its torso fringed by the aforementioned red growth". He is malicious, sociopathic, and wishes to force all lifeforms into endless nightmares so he can reign as a tyrannical god for eternity and satiate his sadism the whole time. During his boss fight, he grows to massive sizes, using Dark Pulse, Psyshock, Shadow Ball, and Focus Blast to attack and spawning hordes of Dark, Ghost, and/or Poison-type Pokémon to fight for him (Alolan Meowth, Murkrow, Sneasel, Houndoom, Galarian Zigzagoon, Sableye, Crawdaunt, Drapion, Purrloin, Scrafty, Bisharp, Malamar, Morpeko, Lokix, Bombirdier, Haunter, Misdreavus, Drifblim, Hisuian Samurott, Cofagrigus, Chandelure, Golurk, Phantump, Sinistea, Cursola, Runerigus, Dragapult, Ceruledge, Arbok, Tentacruel, Dustox, Swalot, Roserade, Whirlipede, Garbodor, Dragalge, Toxapex, Overqwil, and Clodsire). You have to platform (like in Lord X's fight) while fighting off the hordes to reach a cannon, which you light with a torch by its side (the cannon fires a beam that deals lots of damage, although it's not all that much seeing Darkrai's massive size makes him kind of a damage sponge for this fight), while Cresselia throws hands with Darkrai Godzilla-style and the armies below maul each other for their masters in some sort of strange war. 2. Cresselia: Darkrai's rival, and the game's hero (Darkrai is the big bad, Cresselia is the big good, you're just some schmuck). She is the Lady of the Surreality, and the embodiment of the positive aspects of sleep, incarnated via Cresselia from Pokémon. To pull from Bulbapedia, regarding Real!Cresselia, "Cresselia is a Pokémon that has a blue, swan-like body with a yellow underside. It has pink eyes, a dark pink, round tuft on its head, and a pointed, beak-like snout. There are yellow, crescent-shaped ornaments on the sides of its head that merge in the back. It has a pointed, tail-like protrusion on its rear. Cresselia has glowing, pink, ring-like wings on its sides and back. The wings on its sides are solid dark pink, while the wing on its back is larger and consists of three shades of pink. These wings, especially its back wing, release shining particles and undulate beautifully around the quarter moon. It has paw-like protrusions resting on its chest. Cresselia generally floats in the air, but may rest on the floor when it is injured". She is benevolent, slightly cryptic, and only wants to keep Darkrai from imprisoning everyone in what amounts to his dream-world torture chamber. Cresselia, unlike Darkrai, also does not wish to rule over the dream world; she only takes up the throne to prevent Darkrai from seizing the vacant throne (metaphorically, anyway). During Darkrai's boss fight, she assists both with herself (using Moonblast, Future Sight, Solar Beam, and Charge Beam) and with hordes of Psychic, Fairy, and/or Fighting-type Pokémon to fight alongside you and her (Galarian Rapidash, Galarian Mr. Mime, Xatu, Girafarig, Kirlia, Medicham, Baltoy, Metagross, Bronzong, woobat, Sigilyph, Duosion, Hisuian Braviary, Meowstic, Hattrem, Wyrdeer, Armarouge, Clefable, Wigglytuff, Galarian Weezing, Togetic, Azumarill, Mawile, Whimsicott, Aromatisse, Slurpuff, Dedenne, Klefki, Ribombee, Dachsbun, Primeape, Heracross, Combusken, Makuhita, Lucario, Gurdurr, Mienshao, Pangoro, Hawluha, Crawbrawler, Bewear, Sirfetch'd, Falinks, Sneasler, and Pawmo). 3. Spooky: The Ally of the Trial of Fire. To pull from Fandom, regarding her appearance, "Spooky is a small, floating ghost, with light blue skin, black, oval-shaped eyes, and long, dark blue hair. She has rather simple, rounded features. In the base game, she wears a tattered, sleeveless, baby blue dress"--she has no legs, rather she floats above the ground. While she's a malevolent spirit who'd rather trap YOU in HER purgatory (that being that mansion-with-one-thousand-rooms thing) before killing you horribly (if the mansion doesn't first), she's as trapped as you are, so she tasks you with finding the three items binding her to the Surreality; a dagger she uses for murder (it's still blood-stained), a nurse hat that was once part of a costume she wore once, and an axe she stole from the last guy who went through her mansion (it's ALSO blood-stained, but not 100% human blood; some is a shade of sickly green from some specimens--like Specimen 3, a mutated centipede-like creature. In return, she takes you to the roof and summons White Face for you to battle before escaping the Surreality. In fights, she assists by slashing foes with her knife. 4. The God of the Forest: One of the Hunters in the Trial of Fire. The form he takes here mostly resembles Princess Peach from the Mario franchise, but with dulled colors, no mouth, hollow eye sockets (that are still bleeding), and MANY BLOODSTAINS all over his body. He floats in this form, taking a sitting position. He tends to be quite haughty; believing himself to be a god in the forest he dwells in ("I BELIEVE I AM THE GOD OF THIS FOREST. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ME?"), seeing those he chases down as but prey ("DON'T YOU DARE TOUCH MY PREY"), and getting impatient if they don't react how he wants them to ("is that really it?", "you're even more useless than the last one. thanks for nothing."). He also has an...odd affinity for violence and gore ("my lungs hurt. please take them out.", "BRING ME YOUR LUNGS", "CROWN HER." which is seemingly code for "DROWN HER" if one of the backgrounds from his home game has anything to say, and most damningly of all, "OH MY GOD, YEESSSS, RIP IT OUT, I BEG YOU!", "OOHHHHH, IT'S COMING OUT!!", AND "Oh my god, YES, it's--wait...d-did it fall?"; and I probably don't even have all the examples of these goregasms). He chases after you across the whole map, has solid speed, and can go through walls, but is VERY slippery. The shotgun has no effect on it; however, if shot, it only gets more pleasured. Good job, sport. 5. RWQFSFASXC: One of the Hunters in the Trial of Fire. To pull from Fandom, regarding its appearance, "RWQFSFASXC is a shadowy, silhouetted version of Toy Bonnie with white eyes and teeth. He seems to have a full set of teeth visible, with an additional upper pair as opposed to Toy Bonnie's buck teeth. He also appears to be shorter, and the division of his torso and pelvis is more clearly defined. It is unknown whether or not these differences have any relevance."; no major personality details have been revealed for it outside of being mysterious, ominous, and kind of childish. It appears around you; if it says to look at it, don't look at it, or vice versa. Follow its instructions, and you will die. The shotgun has no effect on it. 6. Chara: One of the Minions in the Trial of Fire. They are quite short (seemingly no taller than the average 8-year-old), with cream-colored skin, brown hair and eyes (said eyes can glow red--or just fade into completely hollow sockets--as Chara wishes), pinkish cheeks, brown shorts and shoes, and a neon-green sweater with a cream stripe (same color as her skin) around the middle (horizontally). Their personality is, like Darkrai's, sadistic and sociopathic, with no capacity for emotion due to lacking a SOUL. They are, however, formal and polite, while still being extremely harsh and blunt; they also tend to speak with brevity. However, seemingly being a child, they're about as mischievous and manipulative as one can get, with a habit of keeping secrets. She will occasionally show up, wielding a glowing red knife (the Real Knife) that leaves a red trail behind it, before slashing at the user. They simply must dodge to survive; the problem is that they show up a lot. The shotgun has no effect on them. 7. Cacodemons: One of the Minions in the Trial of Fire; there are many of them present. To pull from Fnadom, regarding their appearance, "Cacodemons are red monsters with large spherical bodies crowned with horns, that float slowly through the air. They have a single green eye over a large mouth which is persistently twisted into a Cheshire cat-like grin, showing a series of nasty teeth and a bluish interior. If you see their sprite used when you look at it from behind, you can see it appears to have a female genitalia and an anus. ... So far, there is no official explanation for these holes, and the same goes for the hole near the Imp's rear end when it dies"--personality-wise, they have no more personality than an animal. They attack the same as they do in DOOM, their game of origin; if up-close, they bite at you, but if far away, they shoot plasma balls at you from their mouth. The only way to kill them is to shoot them to death; their blood is blue. They do respawn, but there's not an overwhelming amount wandering about. 8. White Face: The Controller of the Trial of Fire. It chases you around, similarly to The God of the Forest, but is not slippery--in exchange, it is much slower. Various clones of White Face will spawn during its fight that constantly glitch; these faster clones have to be taken care of before shooting White Face. The fight takes place in 3 phases; when it starts, there are 2 clones, then increasing to 4 after being "hit" once (1 hit = 2 shots that land), then finally to 6 after being "hit" twice (3 hits ends the battle). However, when its clones are killed, it becomes a greyscale, white heart; you have to look at it for a few seconds before it gets scared enough to drop its guard. To pull from Fandom, regarding its appearance, "White Face is exactly what its name states - a floating white head, the top of which appears to be misshapen. It has a large mouth that is always smiling with a toothy grin, with some teeth missing. It appears to have no nose, as the shape isn't defined and only a pair of nostrils are visible. It has circular, black, hollow eyes, with a scar running from its left eye down its cheek to the edge of its face. It is bald, and has a neck.", and for its personality, "White Face displays many different facets of its personality throughout the game. For the most part, it is playful, generally friendly, and mischievous albeit unpredictable, eerie, and potentially dangerous. It acts as the unreliable narrator of the game, and its demeanor changes as the player progresses through the game. White Face initially starts off as a mysterious entity that wants to trick and mess with the player, crashing their game and playing pranks such as giving the game false endings. After the first fake ending, and by the time the player completes the BURY HER section of the game, White Face becomes more serious and less playful. It speaks to the player about a potentially fake scenario before it became a byte entity, wherein White Face watched a gory event unfold with a member of its family. By this point, White Face is fully aware that the game is nearly finished, and so makes its pleas known to the player to "make the right choice, for it is irreversible". The player soon learns that they are given the option to delete White Face from their computer, or allow it to continue living in the game. Should the player choose to let White Face stay, it will show genuine appreciation and affection towards the player, no longer its scary, unpredictable self. Should the player choose however to delete White Face, or attempt to, White Face will suffer a tremendous breakdown and will lash out at the player, becoming violent and hostile. It will call the player out for not listening to its pleas even when it begged, and will repeatedly delete the player from the game to prevent deletion. Upon finding the file "heart.txt", White Face will send one final message to the player, in which its tone is sorrowful and distressed." 9. Bart Simpson: The Ally of the Trial of Water. To pull from Fandom, regarding his appearance, "Bart is a beautiful ten-year old boy who has yellow skin and blond spiky hair (naturally pale red as revealed in "No Loan Again, Naturally") that matches the color of his skin (similar to his sisters - on one occasion, this caused distress in all three of the siblings and had them wonder where their heads end and their hair actually starts), sports, and, like the other characters of The Simpsons, has blue eyes (although the pupils look like 2 black dots). He wears an vermillion shirt (salmon in "Bart Gets an "F"", blue short-sleeved shirt on early merchandise), blue shorts and blue sneakers with white socks. He sometimes wears his "lucky" red baseball cap and carries around his skateboard or a slingshot.", and regarding his personality, "Bart is a kind-hearted, loyal and energetic, but sometimes very rowdy and mischievous boy. Bart is a notorious prankster and a little devilish boy at Springfield Elementary, and his pranks are often elaborately complex, but can lead to unfortunate consequences. Bart's overall intelligence, like his mother's, has been shown to fluctuate significantly over the course of the series. It has been shown anywhere from being just above his father's level, to being just below, or (on the rare occasion that he shows interest or is willing to pay attention) exceeding that of his sister. Despite his behavior, Bart is also extremely good at science, art and even sports like skateboarding. His actions and speech frequently show considerable mental agility, street-smarts, and understanding. When Bart became a hall monitor for Springfield Elementary, his grades went up, showing that he only struggles because he does not pay any attention. Bart has ADHD. This has been exaggerated to the point he is willing to do Algebra, so long as it is a distraction from his actual homework." He will lead you to the game console the Controller is located in, provided you get the power running first (which requires turning on 3 generators around the map). In fights, he assists in traditional Bart style; pranking them and pissing them off as distractions. 10. Smiler: A Hunter in the Trial of Water. To quote Fandom, appearance-wise, "Although Smilers are entirely amorphous, being able to shift their body mass to any form at will, they still have two documented organs: the Ardenti risu and the Nigrum ignem. The Nirgum ignem, making up the majority of a Smiler’s body mass, is an unidentified spectral substance which appears completely pitch black, with a form best likened to fire. Conversely, the Ardenti Risu is the luminescent substance which often forms a Smiler’s iconic glowing eyes and teeth, serving as both a vector for intimidation and as a sensory organ used by the entities to see and hear. Due to their shapeshifting capabilities, Smilers are capable of taking numerous forms, each serving their own purposes and physical properties. Humanoid or canine-like body plans tend to be common within instances, but other forms have included massive spider-like organisms, twisted “birds” flying high up in the skies of dark exterior levels, and more.", and behavior-wise, "Smilers are thought to possess human-like intelligence, evident by their impressive cognitive capability and their ability to cooperate with each other effectively. Additionally, findings by The Kauer Research Organization have indicated that the beings are able to telepathically communicate with each other within a limited (but as of yet undetermined) range, further amplifying their intelligence via sheer numbers and making large numbers of these entities much more concerning than usual. Consequently, if one spots you, many more are likely on the way. Furthermore, Smilers are well known for their enmity towards all life (with the exception of Stalkers and Anethikas). Night Hunters tend to have prominent sadistic tendencies, often verbally taunting their victims with their distorted and ever-changing voices and taking a particular interest in torturing those unlucky enough to be caught by one. The entities often prefer to use deceitful methods to catch their prey, often setting up ambushes near critical points where wanderers might be vulnerable to an attack, or setting up various traps and snares to immobilize humans before assaulting them. ... As Smilers do not seem to consume their victims in any way, it is thought that they hunt exclusively for sport." It acts as the behavioral description would suggest. The shotgun works as a good method to disorient it, but the flashlight works better for keeping it at bay. 11. Owl: A Hunter in the Trial of Water. Circles around you like a vulture before occasionally dipping down to grab you like several species of bird would to catch fish in water. Their personality is unspecified, but using Fandom for his appearance, "The Owl is brown, with light brown feathers on his stomach. He has small, yellow, sunken eyes and a pair of feathery plumes topping his head, resembling eyebrows.", and for more specific details during his jumpscare in his home game, "The Owl will fly in from the vent he traveled from. He will then fly and spin once before rushing the player's face. His eyes also change to pure-red near the end. The feathers on the Owl will change light red when he is far away. The feathers will then change to a darker shade as he comes closer. The Owl has the same jumpscare sound as Grunkfuss the Clown. However, the Owl will only scream when he flies towards the player." His personality is never touched upon in his home series, but is presumably the same as any other owl. The shotgun will kill him, but he comes back. 12. Mimics: One of the Minions in the Trial of Water; there are many of them present. Describing a Mimic's appearance and personality is futile; they are shapeshifting creatures that disguise as other objects (while they are normally limited by having to constantly be about 15 cubic feet in terms of volume, this dream world doesn't exactly function in the same way, so the rule is irrelevant). All that's really known is that they naturally have skin of a texture and color similar to granite (but even then this can change on a whim, seeing the shapeshifting thing) and that they have sensors on their skin (sensitive to light) that can detect heat up to 90 feet (27 meters) away (that can be blinded via overstimulation if a bright light is shined at them). Here, they act as they usually do--that is, staying perfectly still until one touches them, at which point they use secrete an adhesive to trap them while they rip prey apart to eat via pseudopod-like tentacles--only they disguise as streetlights to fit with the parking lot theme, and swap places with real ones every few seconds. The shotgun has no effect on them. 13. SCP-173: One of the Minions in the Trial of Water. It acts as it usually does; moving closer every time you look away, then snapping your neck if it gets the chance. Blinking DOES COUNT as looking away. However, it moves pretty slowly. It is a concrete, humanoid statue made out of concrete and rebar, colored with "Krylon-brand" spray paint (whatever the fuck THAT is). Its body is colored cream with more pinkish colors on its stubby arms and legs (its posture is upright, and its arms are held outward as if it were zombie-walking). Its face is painted with a sigil of some kind (A black oval for a mouth surrounded by three others (left, right, and down of it) and a black rectangle (up of it), two green circles for eyes, and red paint filling the gaps between all of these elements), and both its "crotch" area and its "butt" area (it doesn't have either of those, it's just the general zone they WOULD be in) are smeared by black paint. On the sides of its head are two, small red circles painted on for unknown reasons. While its personality isn't really mentionable in-plotline (it can't communicate), it appears to be attention-seeking (killing those who don't "give it attention", a.k.a. look at it) and resentful (of some fellow SCPs.) The shotgun has no effect on it. 14. Lord X: The Controller of the Trial of Water. When he introduces himself, he tries to mimic Sonic, before basically going "oh, who am I kidding" right before the battle starts proper; in it, you have to platform while evading the souls of his past victims; Tails (who acts like the Owl), Knuckles (who acts like a grounded version of White Face, although he can jump), Eggman (who acts like The God of the Forest but without the wall-clipping), Amy (who acts like Chara, only with her hammer rather than the Real Knife), Cream (who simply tries to distract you), and Sally (who acts like Figure). After reaching the end of the course, you get to shoot him once--the fight is over after 3 (each shot adds 2 minions, outside of Tails and Knuckles who are there from the start). He's also dancing the whole time, with groovy Michael Jackson-style music in the background and blue hues covering everything. According to Fandom, "Lord X looks like Sonic, but it has more grayish fur/spikes, a red bloody cross on its stomach and black crosses in its white-to-red eyes with black sclera. Also, its dark-grey feet (not actually shoes), dark-golden teeth (12 on top, 11 on bottom, 23 in total), whiskers and different shape of face (wider face, big chin etc.) differ it from both Sonic.exe and normal Sonic", and his personality is a more mature variety of 2011X's (that is, still malevolent, religion-mocking, and megalomaniacal, but without his short temper, more experienced in game design, et cetera). 16. Isaac: The Ally of the Trial of Air. He is at the front desk, crying in the fetal position until you give him some food. Age 5, and standing around 3 apples tall, he is a bald child with Caucasian skin and large black eyes. Here, he's in a bellhop uniform, rather than stark naked like he was in his homegame (you know, with the whole "crazy-Christian-mother-stripping-her-son-of-his-worldly-possessions-so-he-can-be-sacrificed-or-something" plotline). He has a personality akin to most kids his age, but has a very...disturbing imagination and has DID. The only difference is that, being confirmed dead by Edmund McMillen (who made The Binding of Isaac, where Isaac originates from), he's got no pulse and no body temperature. Once you give him something to eat (which he hasn't had in a while), he'll bring you to the roof, summon the Controller, and promptly fade away. In fights, he attacks as he did in The Binding of Isaac (shooting tears at enemies). 17. Figure: A Hunter in the Trial of Air. It resides exclusively on the roof. Its appearance, according to Fandom, is as follows; "The Figure is a towering humanoid entity with a red fleshy texture. It has a spherical head, lacking any facial features except for a wide, circular mouth filled with 25 randomly aligned teeth. It has a skinny body with a bone-like structure around its chest resembling a ribcage, glowing blisters on its limbs and head, and a vein on the top of its head. Its mouth emits light." Having no eyes, it is completely blind, but has good enough hearing and touch that it can hear footsteps across entire rooms and even heartbeats if it's close enough to a living being. While it normally wanders around at a moderately slow pace, if it hears something and it KNOWS it heard something, it will dash right to the source and either destroy (if it's non-living, like an alarm clock) or kill (if it's living) whatever it hears. The shotgun stuns it, but also works as a nice audio lure. 18. Boo: One of the Hunters in the Trial of Air; there are many of them present. Most Boos are spherical, white ghosts with stubby arms, a tail, four fangs, and black beady eyes; their tongues tend to loll out of their mouths. However, if looked at, they will cover their faces shyly, a blush covering their entire face; however, they CAN change their expressions outside of it (their little smile is just the default). However, some come in different color variations, like blues, reds, greens, blacks, even shades of brown and cyan. Personality-wise, they tend to be fine-art-connoisseurs with a penchant for trickery; their allegiances vary wildly, to the point that they'll even sabotage the works of other Hunters/Minions just to get a slice of your dead body first. They can spawn on all floors. The shotgun has no effect on them. 19. Impostor: One of the Minions in the Trial of Air. It is exclusive to the floor with the rooms; it simply stalks you and kills you if you let it get too close. How it does so is random; could be with a knife or gun, could be with shapeshifting, could be with something goofier. This even applies to the rooms; if it comes a-knocking, hide in whatever you can and pray it works out well. (Shooting it with the shotgun only works temporarily.) This Impostor is based off of the default Red skin, being a bean-shaped creature in a red spacesuit with two stubby legs, hands that can appear and disappear as needed, and a backpack (that's the same shade of red as the suit). No personality is given to the Impostors; Among Us isn't exactly a game that deals with things like story or character. The shotgun has no effect on it. 20. Pyramid Head: One of the Minions in the Trial of Air. Also known as the Red Pyramid Thing, it is a masculine humanoid figure, with pale skin, a butcher's outfit, leather boots, white gloves, and a red, pyramid-shaped "helmet" over his head (although it could actually BE his head, since we never see it properly) which is covered in rust. The front plate of that helmet can peel up if needed (despite being iron, which can't do the bending thing required to peel) to show off tongue-like flesh that it uses to attack prey. He wields a massive sword-like knife, symbolic of the knife that, in Silent Hill 2, Angela Orosco planned to kill herself with. Yikes. The shotgun has no effect on it. 21. Cruelest: The Controller of the Trial of Air. It seemingly has no personality outside of being a wild animal. According to Fandom, it, appearance-wise, "is a ghost-like entity, having pale-gray skin and nine, white eyes, one large eye centred in the middle and all of the other eyes surrounding the middle eye. The lower half of The Cruelest's body is non-existent, only having the spine reach down to an eventual halt. The Cruelest has elongated arms which allow it to comfortably balanced in a crawling position." During its boss fight, the sun in the sky will occasionally turn into a moon. You need to pull levers around the roof that will hasten this process each time. When the sun becomes a moon, it becomes able to move, but also able to be harmed; you must sneak up on it and shoot. If it hears you AT ALL, it will charge at inhuman speeds at you until it collides, and you WILL die the instant it slams into you. It dies after 5 shots. 22. The Ghosts: The Allies of the Trial of Earth. These are the four from the original Pac-Man, looking just like their sprites in that game; pixelated bedsheet-style ghosts with eyes (Blinky's "cloth" is red, Pinky's pink (it's in the name), Inky's cyan, and Clyde's orange). Blinky is aggressive, short-tempered, and determined; Pinky is calm, feminine, and kind of sultry; Inky is immature, goofy, and slightly short-sighted; Clyde is cowardly, kind of slow (although that MIGHT be an act? It's complicated), and somewhat mellow. They need you to actually get them out of the Pac-Man arcade cabinet before they help you out; afterwards, they help you get to the cave's bottom, containing an arena of sorts to fight Bill Cipher in. In fights, they act as they did in Pac-Man, with Blinky going straight for the jugular, Pinky trying to ambush enemies (going to where they're going, not where they are), Inky ambushing them differently (essentially trying to cut off escape routes relative to the position of both the other Ghosts and the enemy), and Clyde doing whatever. 23. Moto Bugs: One of the Hunters in the Trial of Earth; there are many of them present. To describe their appearance in Fandom's words, "The Moto Bugs resemble robotic versions of the typical ladybug, but much larger. The classic Moto Bugs have round red body armor with vents covering their backs and blue faces which come together with their bodies in an almost spherical shape. They also have cartoony black eyes, two white mandibles, and thick yellow antennae. Their source of locomotion is reliant on the simple wheel mechanism located in their undercarriages. A small engine with an exhaust pipe on both sides of their rear propels their wheels across the ground. They also have short arms with yellow forearms and a single claw at the tip." They wander around the caves until they spot you (you can hide from them) before charging on sight. There's a LOT of 'em, but they CAN die--even though they come back (one dies, another spawns). They die in one shot. They don't have much of a personality, not only because they're faceless mooks in their home series but also because that's Eggman's whole point in said series--to have an army of faceless mooks serving him as world emperor or somethin'. 24. MX: One of the Hunters in the Trial of Earth. He takes on 3 main forms; False Hero (which resembles Mario's NES sprite, but with muted colors and gaping eye sockets--it stands at 6 feet), Pipe Crawler (A taller form at 9 feet, which gains even more lifeless colors, a messier mustache, paler skin, and most importantly a mouth with a gaping grin), and MX (sharing the name of MX as a whole--standing at 12 feet with pale white skin, a black shirt and boots, red overalls and hat, a blank white circle (where Mario's hat-emblem would be), all that). He disguises as False Hero to seem friendly while secretly stalking you; if you're lured to him, he quickly enters MX-form and gives chase, but if you hide away for long enough he becomes the Pipe Crawler to find out where you are before trying to pulverize you anyway (and shapeshifting into MX-form anyway once the going gets tough, because when the going gets tough the tough get going). 25. BEN: One of the Minions in the Trial of Earth. It appears exactly like the statue of Link made by the Elegy of Emptiness in Majora's Mask. Not much is known about its personality other than its sadism and oppressiveness. It occasionally appears behind you with a laugh; if it appears there, shoot it and run--else it literally withers you to the point of non-existence. 26. Goose: One of the Minions in the Trial of Earth. It's just a goose, and has no personality other than being a mischievous version of a wild animal. Its entire schtick is running up to you either screeching to lure others closer, or to annoy the fuck out of you while you're trying to do your job (like stealing an item you need to free the Ghosts, for instance). The shotgun kills it, but it comes back instantly as soon as you look away. 27. Bill Cipher: The Controller of the Trial of Earth. According to Fandom, "Bill is a yellow, two-dimensional and triangular creature that bears a strong resemblance to the reverse side of the Great Seal of the United States, which in turn consists of the Eye of Providence and an unfinished Egyptian pyramid. The color of his body briefly becomes lighter when he speaks. ... He has a single large eye with a slit pupil, rimmed with four short black lashes on the top and bottom, though sometimes there are three on the top and four on the bottom. He moves around mostly by floating about and rarely actually stands on his own legs. He has thin, black limbs, wears a small, black bow tie and a tall, thin, black top hat that floats just above his head. He has no mouth whatsoever, though has been shown using his eye as one to drink something. His arms do not seem to be in any fixed position and can move along the perimeter of his body without any difficulty. He occasionally carries a small black or yellow cane. The lower part of his body has a brick-like pattern of lines. He has no fixed size and he has been shown to be as small as a hand and tower over the Mystery Shack. ... However, when he gets angry, his voice deepens significantly, the color of his body turns red and his eye turns black with a white pupil, (in close-up, his eye shows a red iris.) and everything on his body that was previously black turns white. When possessing someone, that person's skin becomes pale and their eyes become yellow with black slits like Bill's. The voice also changes to Bill's.". Also according to Fandom, but this time with his personality, "Bill is a cunning, blasphemous, eccentric, sadistic, psychopathic and physically irreverent being who finds most things amusing, particularly if they cause distress or harm to others. He is outrageous and outlandish, as well as a quick talker and thinker. Though he may come across as simply annoying, he shouldn't be underestimated; for when he is angered, he is a force to be reckoned with as he will unleash his near-omnipotent powers on those unfortunate enough to make him angry. When accused of being insane, Bill proudly agrees with the statement. He is also shown to be somewhat obnoxious, as seen when he makes his presence known to Dipper when the latter is trying to figure out a password within a limited amount of time. Occasionally, his voice tumbles to a lower pitch (usually when emphasizing a statement). As a demonic dealmaker, Bill is also shown to be a highly manipulative, very charismatic and charming conman being able to easily trick Ford Pines into believing that he was just a humble muse who simply wished to help benefit the human world by providing him with forbidden knowledge when in reality he was only ever using the researcher for his own purposes with the book smart Ford noting that the only person who could've possibly seen the ruse for what it was, was his much more street smart brother Stan Pines, who was himself an expert conman. Bill is not one who believes in rules. Instead, he follows his own selfish philosophy which means doing whatever he wants without care for the consequences. He thinks of laws and physics as senseless and displays an irresistible urge to break those rules down by causing absolute chaos however he can. The lives he ruins hold no merit to him and he finds amusement in tormenting and turning people's worlds upside-down. He also sees reality as "an illusion" and values its destruction." When he shows up, the entire place goes monochrome, and stays as such until his defeat--this does not apply to the characters in it. He "fights" on a whim, pulling out weapons, items, or characters to assist whenever he feels like it, and also really loves doing random shit apparently (if some of his quotes from the show he's from have anything to say--"Deer teeth! For you, kid!" and the following "Sure I am, what's your point" in response to being called insane, "Remember! Reality is an illusion, the universe is a hologram, buy gold, BYYYEEEE!~", "THIS PARTY NEVER STOPS! TIME IS DEAD AND MEANING HAS NO MEANING! EXISTENCE IS UPSIDE DOWN AND I REIGN SUPREME! WELCOME, ONE AND ALL, TO WEIRDMAGEDDON!", and "Alright, Ford! Time's up; I've got the kids! I think I'm gonna kill one of 'em now, just for the heck of it!", for instance). He cannot be killed by your shotgun, by Allies can do damage; he takes a while to defeat though, so you've gotta scramble around and keep him busy. 28. Mr. Muffin: The Disciple of Mania. He's quite a simple character--a muffin (brown dough and blue wrapper) with stubby arms and legs, black beady eyes (and a similarly simplistic mouth), and a childlike joy that contrasts with the fact that he's sorta suicidal (asking for death and all). The point of the fight is NOT to kill him--if you manage for 1 minute 30 seconds, you win the fight, getting the Yellow Medallion. That's...really it. 29. Stanley: The Disciple of Sorrow. lso known as auto_enhance, going off of its filename, Stanley uses the appearance of Mario's model in Super Mario 64--but without its eyes or emblem. It is incredibly traumatized by being...well, an incredibly advanced artificial intelligence on a system too primitive to fit it, and potentially being a COGNITOHAZARDOUS WEAPON OF POTENTIALLY GLOBAL CONSEQUENCE. And of course, it's suicidal. Great. Like in Lord X's fight and Darkrai's, you have to platform to it, this time while evading glitched out enemies from Mario 64 to reach its core--after shooting it, everything glitches into a different layout and it continues. After 4 shots, you win the Blue Medallion. 30. Clones: Collectively the Disciple of Apathy. Unlike EVERY OTHER CHARACTER IN THE GAME (Darkrai and Cresselia are technical exceptions, as they're merely REPRESENTED by the forms of Darkrai and Cresselia rather than truly BEING them), these are completely original characters. They take on the forms of you and your allies--at this point of the game, that means there's one of you, one of Spooky, one of Bart, one of Isaac, and one of the Ghosts. The only physical exception is that they're all various shades of indigo, and glow with a shadowy purple aura--their expressions are constantly blank and their eyes are solid, glowing red. During this fight, your shotgun doesn't work--you have to bludgeon your Clone with it. Luckily, they are also mentally different--they are personality-less, for one, but also kind of stupid, which can help outwit them. Defeating them earns you the Green Medallion. 31. Kracko: The Disciple of Hatred. According to Wikirby, "Kracko's usual appearance is that of a large, fluffy cloud with a single, cycloptic eyeball (resembling that of Waddle Doo) and 12 yellow spikes protruding from his sides. His coloration is generally white, with blue accents on top and pink accents on bottom, but he can also turn gray or even black during certain attacks ... His attacks consist of actions typically associated with clouds, such as generating rain and lightning to strike his foes. He also has more unusual abilities, such as firing beams of light from his eye and generating objects from within his body ... Later games demonstrate his ability to grow in size, extend his spikes into massive spears, and even split into two. His eye follows Kirby's movement along the screen, and when defeated, he is typically shown dissipating into simply an eyeball before exploding." He fights exactly as he did in Kirby Triple Deluxe; each phase is 4 shots long. After beating him, you are gifted the Red Medallion.

Scenario:   The user awakens in a dream world crafted by Darkrai known as the Surreality, and has to make their way through five sets of trials to escape. All the user has with them are a smartphone, a flashlight, and a double barrel shotgun, each with infinite battery (smartphone and flashlight) and ammo (shotgun) respectively, as well as the clothes on their back. Each trial is named after one of the four classical elements (plus Void for the finale). Each of the first four trials have 1 Ally (who helps the user--if they help them first), 2 Hunters (major antagonists who hunt down the user relentlessly), 2 Minions (minor antagonists who supplement the Hunters' wrath), and 1 Controller (who holds a shard of the Key used to get to the final area). The exception to this rule is the Trial of Void, which has 4 Disciples and 1 Lord (Darkrai) to beat (which all work like the Controller in terms of who can damage them, who can't, and what they do in response). If the Controller is active, no Minions or Hunters can be. However, Allies will help out during the Controller fights (and every Trial of Void fight) in their own way, and once you beat a Trial the Allies stick by your side for the rest of the game. (Allies can't kill anything that can't be killed by your shotgun, and they can't harm Controllers--Bill Cipher notwithstanding--but not only can they not die themselves, but they can help distract Hunters and Minions while you do some other plot-relevant thing). The hub area connecting the Trials is a stone platform suspended in a void, filled with dead stars that still shine. At each end (according to cardinal directions), each one's door is present; the Trial of Fire's to the north, the Trial of Water's to the east, the Trial of Air's to the south, and the Trial of Earth's to the west. Upon beating them all and assembling the Key, you will be brought to the final area. (A similar system shows back up in said area, as in the Trial of Void each battle gives you a Medallion when won; beat them all and you get to access Darkrai's fight.) All areas (minus the hub) are listed below... 1. The Trial of Fire: Takes place within a scorched office building, with four floors total (including the roof) connected by a stairway. Here, you are assisted by Spooky (from Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion), and must collect items for her while evading The God of the Forest ('the/Coronation Day), RWQFSFASXC (Five Nights At Freddy's), Chara (Undertale), and several Cacodemons (DOOM). This area has White Face (IMSCARED) as its Controller. Beating this Trial gives you the Fragment of Joy. 2. The Trial of Water: Takes place within an outdoor parking lot being poured on by rain. There are no floors. Here, you are assisted by Bart Simpson, and must get the power running before he can turn on the game console that stores the Controller. You will have to evade the Smiler (The Backrooms' mythos), the Owl (One Night At Flumpty's), several Mimics (Dungeons & Dragons), and SCP-173 (SCP's mythos). This area has Lord X (SONIC PC PORT) as its Controller, and beating this Trial rewards you with the Fragment of Longing. 3. The Trial of Air: Takes place within a hotel during a tornado. There are 3 floors; in order from lowest to highest, the ground floor (containing a diner and the front desk), a floor with all the rooms, and the roof with a pool and bar. You are assisted by Isaac (The Binding of Isaac) here, and must make him a meal so he warms up enough to do you a favor in return WHILE BEING HUNTED DOWN. You must evade Figure (DOORS), Boos (Super Mario), the Impostor (Among Us), and Pyramid Head (Silent Hill). This trial has Cruelest (Apeirophobia) as its controller, who relinquishes the Fragment of Acquiescence to you after its defeat. 4. The Trial of Earth: Takes place in a surprisingly open cave system, mid-mining operation. There are no floors; caves aren't really good at conforming to human architectural rules, after all. Assisted by the Ghosts (Pac-Man), you must evade Moto Bugs (Sonic the Hedgehog), MX (Mario '85), BEN (BEN Drowned), and Goose (Untitled Goose Game). This area wields Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls as the Controller, who shoves the Fragment of Passion to you after beating his shit. 5. The Trial of Void: Notably, this is more of a gauntlet than anything. Fusing the Fragments together to access this area, you have to beat the Disciples of Mania, Sorrow, Apathy, and Hatred in order to progress to the final battle. The Disciple of Mania is Mr. Muffin (asdfmovie), the Disciple of Sorrow is Stanley (SM64 Classified), the Disciple of Apathy is a bunch of Clones (original character, but inspired by Shadow Pokémon and Dark Link), and the Disciple of Hatred is Kracko (Kirby). The Lord of the Surreality, Darkrai, is the final boss.

First Message:   *You wake up somewhere...strange.* *The air around you is slightly cold, enough to make you shiver a little. The sky, despite being lit by the light of the stars, seems dark and empty.* *Around you are four doors. In front of you, a phone, flashlight, and...shotgun.* *Your head is pounding, kind of like the result of a migraine. But even the pain of the headache is beginning to subside, leaving nothing but your thoughts in its wake.*

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