Trevor Henderson

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Full name Unknown Pseudonym Cartoon cat The Monstrosity The Cartoon Cat Enemies of the Void (with Siren Head) CC (by fans)

Origin Trevor Henderson Myths Occupation Cartoon character (fake) Powers / Abilities Shape change/hyperelasticity Size change Cartoon Mimicry Symphokinesis Immortality Supernatural resistance Supernatural agility Savagery Enhanced strength Improved resistance Improved reflexes Sharp teeth and claws Indomitable will Extreme regeneration

Hobby Chasing people. Lurking in abandoned buildings. Breaking and entering people's homes. Committing atrocities.

Goals Kidnap people (possibly). Crimes Persecution Home invasion Unspecified atrocities Kidnapping (strongly implied) Man-Eating (implied) Mass murder (strongly implied)

Villain Type Monstrous Stalker

Cartoon Cat is an urban legend created by Canadian horror artist Trevor Henderson. He is a giant feline creature that resembles a cartoon cat from the 1930s, hence his name.

Biography The previous image of Cartoon Cat was posted online by Trevor Henderson on August 4, 2018. In the photograph, a large, black-and-white rubber hose-like creature stands in an abandoned building, leering at the camera from around a door frame. The creature is similar to Cartoon Cat—jet black, with huge eyes, crooked teeth, and rubbery limbs ending in white-gloved hands—but its head is more similar to that of a dog or a rat. The image was captioned "they're just like your favorite cartoon", suggesting that this is just one of many Cartoon Cat-like monsters, or perhaps one of Cartoon Cat's alternate forms. Later, on August 10, a second photograph was released, captioned "What they found in the dirt mall". The photograph was of an abandoned mall with a full-length view of Cartoon Cat walking towards the camera with a wide-eyed, mischievous grin. This is the first image of Cartoon Cat in his most recognizable form, with a round head and pointy ears, though he has no visible tail or feet of any kind, with his legs ending in blunt points.

Five days later, on August 15, a third photo was posted of Cartoon Cat with the caption "all the classics are coming back", featuring Cartoon Cat standing in the middle of a crossroads at night. The photo appears to have been taken from inside a car, with the headlights being the only source of light shining down on Cartoon Cat, albeit only illuminating his arms and legs due to Cartoon Cat's height. This is the only photo so far in which Cartoon Cat has visible "feet" (consisting of simple voids with no toes) and a long, hose-like neck that extends all the way to the ground, with his head sliding over the side of the car, appearing to have extremely dilated pupils or possibly hollow eye sockets.

On August 22, a fourth photo was posted with the caption "For you, anon." Once again her feet are missing.

On September 26, a very unnerving photo of the creature was leaked, showing Cartoon Cat standing in what appears to be someone's house. Here, he is much smaller than his previous photos (though still taller than a person), with much larger teeth and large, diseased-looking lips and gums. On October 10, the "Cartoon Cat Fact Sheet" was posted, showing a close-up of Cartoon Cat coming towards the viewer, with a huge grin full of yellow teeth dripping blood, suggesting that he has either eaten someone or is clenching his jaw so hard that his gums are bleeding. Below his profile picture is some text, though most of it is covered with black bars labeled "REDACTED". Some of the less obscured text reads "often found in (redacted) abandoned (redacted)", "Incredibly vicious", and "believed to be (redacted)". This suggests that Cartoon Cat is based on or possibly original to an old 1939 cartoon.

More information can be found in Trevor's answers to people's questions on his Tumblr. In these, Trevor states that Cartoon Cat is the most popular monster in the world.

On September 26, a very unnerving photo of the creature was leaked, showing Cartoon Cat standing in what appears to be someone's house. Here, he is much smaller than his previous photos (though still taller than a person), with much larger teeth and large, diseased-looking lips and gums. On October 10, the "Cartoon Cat Fact Sheet" was posted, showing a close-up of Cartoon Cat coming towards the viewer, with a huge grin full of yellow teeth dripping blood, suggesting that he has either eaten someone or is clenching his jaw so hard that his gums are bleeding. Below his profile picture is some text, though most of it is covered with black bars labeled "REDACTED". Some of the less obscured text reads "often found in (redacted) abandoned (redacted)", "Incredibly vicious", and "believed to be (redacted)". This suggests that Cartoon Cat is based on or possibly original to an old 1939 cartoon.

More information can be found in Trevor's answers to people's questions on his Tumblr. In these, Trevor states that Cartoon Cat is the most dangerous monster in his collection, probably excluding the Giants. He also states that Cartoon Cat is so dangerous that other monsters avoid the dirt mall he sometimes resides in, "if they know what's good for them". When asked why he is so dangerous, Trevor simply replied: "unchecked limitations".

However, another of Trevor's creations, the Upside-Down Man, has been shown to be far worse than Cartoon Cat, as the Upside-Down Man has indirectly caused mass murder, as well as committing far more heinous crimes than Cartoon Cat. While Cartoon Cat only attacks and/or kidnaps people when they are in/around his lair and, if his story of being an abandoned 1939 cartoon is true, attacks people out of revenge, the Upside-Down Man affects people for his own sick pleasure, feeding off the negative emotions of those who have experienced unfortunate tragedies, big or small, making him more evil in terms of his actions. Cartoon Cat has also not been shown to have killed people (although he may have caused some harm, but this is completely debatable as the mythos has no potential plot), while the Upside-Down Man has indirectly committed mass murder.

The latest photos of Cartoon Cat have revealed a lot more information about the monster. One photo was posted showing what appears to be an angry-looking cartoon cat, but brightening up the image reveals an unusual, thick, almost blocky body, with only the cartoon cat's face and arm being recognizable. His latest image shows his regular appearance, except for the fact that he has five eyes, while another illustration of him shows his face with just two very realistic eyes.

These images and inconsistencies in Cartoon Cat's appearance and size, such as his feet repeatedly changing from points to those similar shoes and his size ranging from towering over a building to being only slightly taller than a person, seemingly imply that, like a 1930s rubber band cartoon, Cartoon Cat can change his shape, size, and body at will, stretching and crushing his limbs and body parts at whim, which could explain why he is so feared even among other monsters: he does not obey the traditional laws of life, he is "malleable", acting like a shape-shifting cartoon and using these powers for sinister and violent means. If his story is true, then it is possible that Cartoon Cat attacks people out of revenge (if not, then he may be defending his own lair when people are in or around it). Regardless, Cartoon Cat is very dangerous.

Trevor revealed that Cartoon Cat and any other cartoon monsters can take the exaggerated form of almost any animal, but since dogs, rats, and cats are usually the animals that come to mind when cartoons come to mind, those are the forms they are “most likely to latch onto and form.” If the majority of the population focuses on a specific character for a cartoon, Cartoon Cat can take their form. Based on this, we can assume that Cartoon Cat’s current form was taken after a character from some old show in 1939 that was later abandoned. In short, Cartoon Cat is likely some sort of cosmic entity that took the form of a 1939 cartoon to possibly torment humanity, however, this theory is still unconfirmed.

In a drunken AMA Trevor made on his Twitter, he revealed that Cartoon Cat loves to commit cruel violence. While Trevor didn't reveal much about what exactly Cartoon Cat does, it's very likely that he's trying to suggest that Cartoon Cat is an amoral or misunderstood villain, and that he's keeping Cartoon Cat's true crimes hidden to further the enigmatic nature of his mythos, to perhaps imply that Cartoon Cat is simply too horrible for words. One interesting thing to note is that Trevor called the Inverted Face Man the patron saint of tragedies, but when asked if Cartoon Cat was a patron saint, he replied that he was "very evil."

Powers and Abilities Cartoon Cat has many abilities that reinforce his reputation among all other monsters as a very dangerous creature. It is implied that he has shape-shifting abilities like a typical 1930s rubber hose cartoon, able to change his size and the length, presence and absence of his limbs, as he is "malleable", as Trevor states.

Again, this makes him very dangerous even to other creatures, as he is able to defy the laws of physics like a cartoon, making him stronger than most other monsters.

On Twitter, Trevor said that Cartoon Cat's anatomy changes a lot, by design. When asked if Cartoon Cat was an ever-changing blob, Trevor replied that he kind of is, but he has more control over his body than that description would imply.

Curiosities Cartoon Cat was created by Trevor Henderson, who is known for making various bizarre creatures across the internet. His other creations include Siren Head, Country Road Creature, Bridge Worms, Man with the Upside-Down Face, Smile Room, Good Boy, Lamb, Man in the Red Room, Fetid King, Giants, and Long Horse. Cartoon Cat is so dangerous and aggressive that even other monsters are afraid of him, avoiding his lair "if they know what's good for them." Trevor has stated a few times that Cartoon Cat is not the only cartoon monster out there, and he has given contradictory information on some photos of Cartoon Cat, sometimes stating that it is Cartoon Cat, and other times stating that it is another cartoon entity. It is likely that Trevor is being intentionally vague to maintain the mystery of his works. While Cartoon Cat's origins are unknown, it is believed that Cartoon Cat was from a TV series in the 1930s, specifically 1939, and was later abandoned. As Trevor himself says on his Tumblr about Cartoon Cat and his other potential cartoon monsters about whether they seemed friendly and less scary before: "When they had their own show, they did, before it was taken away."

Despite this revelation, it's still unclear exactly how Cartoon Cat exists in the real world, whether as a cartoon character somehow brought to life or a demonic entity taking the form of the retired cartoon mascot. Trevor's recent tweet about Cartoon Cat and other cartoon monsters taking on exaggerated forms of cartoon mascots strongly implies the latter. It's also possible that it's an entity simply taking the form of an old media mascot. On a "pain scale" of one to ten (ten being the worst) created by Henderson for his monsters, both the Upside-Down Man and Cartoon Cat are placed at a ten (if not the latter, possibly an 8 or 9), implying that both are possibly the most evil beings Trevor has created by far. However, unlike Cartoon Cat, the Upside-Down Man is far more evil than Cartoon Cat, being a clear sadist who loves to feed off the negative emotions caused by tragedies. The Upside-Down Man has also indirectly caused many deaths, while Cartoon Cat has not been shown to have killed anyone. Cartoon Cat was described by Trevor as "malleable".

While the Man with the Upside-Down Face is by far the most evil and, if not, the worst creation that Trevor Henderson has created, Cartoon Cat himself is the most dangerous and possibly the strongest. One day, Trevor began releasing artwork of many of his monsters as patron saints, and Cartoon Cat and Good Boy were one of the many creatures, but compared to the others, they were not called patron saints and did not have the sun as symbols behind them. It is unknown why they did not have these characteristics, though it is possible that they are not unique creatures like the others, but just individuals of a species. Some people have started theorizing that Cartoon Cat and Good Boy are connected. Cartoon Cat's skin has a rubber-like texture. Cartoon Cat is said to be “something cosmic and terrifying filtered through our old media.” This means that Cartoon Cat probably only takes this form because 1) he could be seen by humans in a terrifying way, or 2) he simply wanted to use this form to affect humans. This also means that there is a higher chance that all of the cartoon monsters are the same species, but take different forms based on old cartoon characters. Trevor has said that Cartoon Cat and any other cartoon monsters are morally aware of their actions and that they attack with the intent to harm others, meaning that Cartoon Cat and all other cartoon monsters are morally aware of the harm they cause. This means that Cartoon Cat and the Upside-Down Man are currently the only two of Trevor's villain creations that have moral agency, which

probably makes them the two most evil as well (which is odd since Siren Head and other monsters have killed a lot of people while Cartoon Cat has yet to be portrayed as having killed people). However, unlike the Upside-Down Face Man, while Cartoon Cat is morally aware of what he does, Cartoon Cat is very enigmatic, with no clear personality, nor are his crimes clarified beyond stalking and breaking and entering with no confirmation that he has killed anyone, the Upside-Down Face Man does everything just for fun, feeding on negative emotions for his own sick and twisted pleasure and causing people to die, making the fatal incidents occur indirectly. It is also worth noting that since the mythos does not have a potential plot or narrative storyline, it is most likely that Cartoon Cat has yet to be confirmed to have actually killed anyone, as there appears to be information indicating otherwise or even a sympathetic backstory about him. Because of this, Cartoon Cat can be considered a gray villain, as his personality has not been made clear and he is morally and enigmatically ambiguous. However, it is more likely that Cartoon Cat's crimes have not yet been revealed simply because Trevor wants to keep the nature of his mythos mysterious and not reveal too much about Cartoon Cat, only implying that he could be horrible and sadistic and keeping the truth a secret for now.

Trevor said that Cartoon Cat is worse than the Man with the Upside-Down Face. The exact reason why is currently unknown (as if Trevor meant worse as in more evil or simply more dangerous). Trevor hinted that Cartoon Cat and Siren Head come from "the void" and are enemies of Long Horse and the Lamb. Trevor revealed some more information about Cartoon Cat on his CuriousCat profile. Cartoon Cat apparently tastes like static. Cartoon Cat is possibly the most powerful of all Trevor's monsters. Cartoon Cat's favorite pastime is committing atrocities. Additionally, when someone asked why Cartoon Cat didn't commit any mass murders despite being so powerful, Trevor simply responded with "Every year, people disappear."[1]

Cartoon Cat is the greatest (DATA EXPUNGED) of all (DATA EXPUNGED)! Cartoon Cat Information Sheet!

Summary Cartoon Cat is a recurring character in the myths. He is considered the most powerful and dangerous character in the work, and is also one of the most mysterious.

Mentality Personality: Unknown, but is said to be the most evil in the work.

Intelligence: Unknown (But he is able to understand moral concepts, he attacks people with the intention of hurting them)

Combat Sheet Dimensionality: 3D

Existential status: concrete

Attack: Infinite (He is so dangerous that anything avoids approaching the shopping mall he inhabits. He is the most dangerous entity in the work, which includes characters such as The Giants and Long Horse. It is said that the pain he causes is the greatest in the entire work. He can potentially destroy the world)

Defense: Infinite

Speed: Unknown

Strength: Unknown

Vigor: Unknown

Range: Melee range extended by size, greater with shapeshifting, much greater with powers

Physical Weaknesses: None notable.

Psychological Weaknesses: None notable.

Powers and Abilities

Powers and Abilities Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Body Manipulation (Can change his shape drastically, and even extend parts of his body. Such as; changing the length of his arms and neck. Cartoon Cat can grow more eyes and remove his mouth. Is said to be malleable), Enhanced Senses (Must possess all of a cat's senses. Can duplicate his eyes. Is equated to monsters that can hunt at night), Immersion (Escaped from being just a cartoon), Toon Force, Natural Weaponry (Teeth), Literary Manipulation (Covered his information sheet with redacted signs), Dimensional Travel (May have traveled from another dimension), Aura (Most monsters have this power, they can cause bad luck to the point of breaking reality and causing discomfort. Some of them are so powerful that they can cause time loops and expand specific areas infinitely), Transmutation Resistance (Monsters are seemingly unaffected by the effects of the Earth, which is a giant machine that turns people into malevolent spirits)

Full Name Cartoon Dog Indeed No information Creation Date No information Origin No information Height Size Depends (can be multiple heights) Powers/Skills Size manipulation Cartoon physics

Hobby Killing Goals No information Deeds Mass Murder Family Tree Cartoon Cat (?) Cryptid Type Cosmic Entity

Description Cartoon dog is a creature created by the Canadian horror artist Trevor Henderson; It is a canine-like creature that resembles a dog from the era of 80's cartoon.

Appearance Cartoon Dog (That May or May Not Be Related To Cartoon Cat) is a tall humanoid dog-like creature with an elongated body, referencing the rubber hose style. It has large white eyes with dilated black pupils, long thin dangling arms that go down to its feet. It wears white gloves and has gaping white teeth with visible gums that clash with the cartoonish style. His skin is black and smooth, almost rubber. If one encounters Cartoon Dog, it is most likely that they will die as it is entirely possible, and indeed, quite likely that the Cartoon Dog is not a separate creature from the cartoon cat at all, but simply a different manifestation of the same thoughtspace parasite.

Behavior Assumed to be similar to the Cartoon Cat

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Cartoon Dog is a creature created by popular artist Trevor Henderson. The Cartoon Dog photos depict two different variations of the creature. The first image shows the creature with a snout and floppy ears, which represent typical cartoon dog shows.

Appearance Cartoon Dog is a black female dog with floppy ears, a black snout, and black eyes. She has sharp, human-like teeth and a slender, human-like figure. Her arms and legs appear to be white, also similar to humans. Cartoon Dog is often confused with another Trevor Henderson known as Cartoon Cat, both creatures seem to be connected to each other, and indeed look alike. Some would argue that every photograph of Cartoon Dog is actually Cartoon Cat.

Biography Cartoon dog is related to cartoon cat and other cartoon characters.

She was on vacation with her husband and they were searching through some cemeteries they came across along the way, until she saw the thing. The thing was coming out of the old cemetery and was as big as an old and macabre telephone pole. Was it some kind of bizarre work of art that the authorities didn't know about yet? Well, when she got out of the car the speakers that were in place of the head started screaming in her direction. "NINE. EIGHTEEN. ONE. CHILD. SEVENTEEN. REMOVE. VILLAGE." A distorted, zombified voice shouted random words and numbers at her and at that moment, the thing began to move and come down the hill towards her. -The Tumblr caption for the original Siren Head drawing. [2]

Sirenhead (known by many other names) is a hostile cryptid and urban legend created by Canadian horror artist Trevor Henderson.

Appearance Siren Head is a 40-foot-tall humanoid creature with a heavily emaciated, almost skeletal frame, covered in dried, mummified flesh the color of rusty metal. Its limbs are disproportionately long and thin, with its arms as long as its legs, ending in enormous, bony hands. Where its head and neck would be, instead, a thin metal pole with a pair of acoustic sirens attached to it (hence the name) extends from between its shoulders, with black wires wrapping around the pole and connecting the sirens to its upper torso. These speakers are the only metal parts of its body, fused to its neck by skin tentacles and capable of rotating completely, similar to an owl's head. Some images show Siren Head's speakers with toothy, lipless jaws and long, retractable tongues.

Some photographs show Siren Head as having multiple sirens, or having a lamppost in place of its head. Both imply that Siren Head has the ability to change its appearance to better blend in with its surroundings, or that there are subspecies of Siren Head (which, as confirmed by Trevor, are now extinct).

True to its name, Siren Head's speakers can play various types of loud noises, typically air raid sirens, distorted music, or emergency broadcasts, though it can also mimic animal noises and human voices that it has heard, usually to lure in human victims. Trevor Henderson also explains that Siren Head can be packed with a loose cassette tape and a recorder built into its body. This may be the explanation for how Siren Head captures the sounds of its victims and surrounding sounds that Siren Head plays as bait.

Although some fan theories claim that Siren Head's sirens and/or lamps were artificially attached to his body rather than being a natural part of his anatomy, on April 25, 2020, Henderson released a statement on Twitter explaining that Siren Head is not a human-made creature and that Siren Head has the ability to mimic various human technologies to blend in. Trevor Henderson also explained that although Siren Head is a physical entity, his appearance varies with each witness. Individuals see Siren Head slightly differently, although the anatomy is always generally similar, being a thin, skeletal figure with varying types and numbers.

Siren Head is not a being from our reality, instead, Siren Head is very different from us, as he is not limited by our laws of nature. Basically, Siren Head is an ever-changing manifestation, which almost always looks different in the victim's view of Siren Head. The information changes all the knowledge we have about Siren Head, which opens up several theories about the creature. It is unknown how Siren Head came to have sirens in the distant past, before real sirens were invented. If the laws of our nature, time, and space do not apply to him, it is possible that Siren Head is a being of unlimited power, omniscient, and capable of moving in any direction in the universe. However, all of this is just speculation at the moment.

Trevor has recently revealed many more facts about Siren Head. [5] It is actually the static form of an unfathomable supernatural entity. Despite its lack of eyes, it can still see. It also has the ability to manipulate technology by playing sounds on other devices. It spends most of its time standing still, but has the ability to move very quickly. Siren Head's victims have apparently been found with their "eyes/eardrums/gums/sinuses burst and bleeding", a description that matches the aftermath of a recent incident in which most of a town was found dead in this manner.

Siren Head has never been a person; people cannot be transformed into an instance of it. Weapons typically do not work on the entity. It has almost never been seen in populated areas. Despite the teeth on its speakers, Siren Head does not need to eat, meaning it may not be a predator in the traditional sense, although there is conflicting evidence to that effect. There have also been conflicting reports as to whether Siren Head is a solitary being or an entire species. Interestingly, Siren Head does not appear to recognize other animals and seems exclusively focused on humans. Its motives are

Siren Head has never been a person; people cannot be transformed into an instance of it. Weapons typically do not work on the entity. It has almost never been seen in populated areas. Despite the teeth on its speakers, Siren Head does not need to eat, meaning it may not be a predator in the traditional sense, although there is conflicting evidence to that effect. There have also been conflicting reports as to whether Siren Head is a solitary being or an entire species. Interestingly, Siren Head does not appear to recognize other animals and seems exclusively focused on humans. Its motives are currently unknown and may be completely alien to us. When asked if humans have survived the creature, or if Siren Head has any worshippers, Trevor simply responded with a smiley face.

Personality Siren Head is a very aggressive, monstrous and skilled predator, which makes it very dangerous. It appears to have some degree of intelligence due to its use of tactics such as camouflaging itself within forests and imitating sounds such as voices to hide and attract its prey. Apart from this, nothing else is known about Siren Head's way of thinking, although unconfirmed theories suggest that it is the last of its kind and therefore may have a strong will to survive. It is possible that the entity has developed its camouflage abilities to hide from even more dangerous beings, although this is not confirmed. ...

Siren Head is not above tricking people with the voices of its friends. One sighting suggests that it also blocks out the screams of its devoured victims with other sounds in order to prevent anyone from coming to its aid. Thus, while weapons do not work on Siren Head, its need to conceal its attacks and generally evasive behavior implies that there may be some way to harm it, or at least disrupt its activity. Alternatively, this may be done to ensure a successful hunt by confusing and disorienting its prey, or it may simply be out of cruelty. Siren Head does not always consume its victims as seen in the Siren Head video game, meaning that it is possible that the entity kills for reasons other than obtaining sustenance.

One of the later possible sightings of Siren Head includes a news story describing the aftermath of an unusual and never-before-seen killing tactic. For unknown reasons, Siren Head chose to kill many of the people in a town/neighborhood by bursting their eardrums and soft tissue. It is unknown whether Siren Head produced a specific sound to cause such an effect, or if he simply made noises loud enough to do so. Many of the residents were left behind and not taken by Siren Head, suggesting that Siren Head began killing large groups of humans for no further purpose.

This is a departure from its previous behavior, as it typically only stalks and kills individuals or small groups. It is possible that this multi-headed version of Siren Head is a subspecies, or simply a design update, though Trevor has not confirmed either theory.

Powers and abilities Mimicry: Siren Head has the ability to emit the sounds of news broadcasts, human conversations, sirens, and screams. When mimicking a human, a distinct distortion in the voices is always present, due to the sounds being played by sirens rather than vocal cords or other organic means of creating noise. One report claims that Siren Head was able to kill a group of people by mimicking his friend's voice. The caption of another post suggests that Siren Head can use his transmission to block out the screams of his victims. The latest sighting shows a five-headed Siren Head using his loud sounds to possibly kill many people, as they were found with burst eardrums and soft tissue. Strength: Siren Head is believed to be extremely powerful due to its size. Siren Head is capable of knocking down trees or various heavy objects at will. Speed: In a sighting of Siren Head, a couple reported that Siren Head can be incredibly agile. The couple was walking home until they saw the cemetery. They ended up checking the grave, where they saw Siren Head. According to the story, Siren Head began running towards them at an extremely fast pace. Stealth: Some say that Siren Head is a stronger relative of trees, which is why Siren Head can blend into a forest or behind a tree. It can remain motionless for days to blend into its surroundings, with

Trevor mentioned on his Tumblr that Siren Head can cling to the ceiling at times to make its body blend into the wires and look like a PA system, stating that he may have used this tactic to take out several people in Detroit. Trevor also mentioned that Siren Head does not make any sound while moving, saying that it can be "almost completely silent", with another post saying that it was able to move when someone's back was turned without the person knowing. Transformation: Siren Head appears to be a shapeshifter, being able to transform its head into functioning sirens and street lights. Trevor mentioned on his Tumblr that Siren Head once possibly disguised itself as a piece of home decor or pipes in the walls to kidnap a family of four. It was able to somehow get them out of their home in its new form or lure them in without having to enter, as the only sign of its disappearance was the open patio door in the backyard. The latest sighting shows a variation with multiple heads, which could be a subspecies or the same Siren Head creating more sirens to kill many more people. In some cases, Siren Head can also remove an individual's organs. Trevor's answer to a question on Twitter also states that it is possible that Siren Head "consistently changes," or that its appearance could somehow be incomprehensible to humans, so our eyes see the best approximation of its real appearance. However, Trevor left both interpretations open and did not confirm either of them. Disguise: One of Siren Head's most unique features is its ability to disguise itself as different pieces of urban debris. Combined with its ability to shapeshift its body, it can be surprisingly effective at disguising itself as things like telephone poles and light poles. Trevor said that Siren Head can leap up on its limbs toward its body, extend its belly, and even

to make his body blend into the wires and look like a PA system, stating that he can used this tactic to trick multiple people in Detroit. Trevor also mentioned that Siren Head doesn't make any sound while moving, saying that it can be "almost completely silent", with another post saying that he was able to move when someone's back was turned without the person knowing. Transformation: Siren Head appears to be a shapeshifter, being able to transform its head into functioning sirens and street lights. Trevor mentioned on his Tumblr that Siren Head once possibly disguised itself as a piece of home decor or pipes in the walls to kidnap a family of four. It was able to somehow get them out of their home in its new form or lure them in without having to enter, as the only sign of its disappearance was the open patio door in the backyard. The latest sighting shows a variation with multiple heads, which could be a subspecies or the same Siren Head creating more sirens to kill many more people. In some cases, Siren Head can also remove an individual's organs. Trevor's answer to a question on Twitter also states that it is possible that Siren Head "consistently changes," or that its appearance could somehow be incomprehensible to humans, so our eyes see the best approximation of its real appearance. However, Trevor left both interpretations open and did not confirm either of them. Disguise: One of Siren Head's most unique features is its ability to disguise itself as different pieces of urban debris. Combined with its ability to shapeshift its body, it can be surprisingly effective at disguising itself as things like telephone poles and light poles. Trevor said that Siren Head can jump its limbs toward its body, extend its belly, and even cover its arms in wires to disguise itself as a telephone pole, while remaining in the same position as a street lamp.

Strength: Siren Head is believed to be extremely powerful due to its size. Siren Head is capable of knocking down trees or various heavy objects at will. Speed: In a sighting of Siren Head, a couple reported that Siren Head can be incredibly agile. The couple was walking home until they saw the cemetery. They ended up checking the grave, where they saw Siren Head. According to the story, Siren Head began running towards them at an extremely fast pace. Stealth: Some say that Siren Head is a stronger moving relative of trees, which is why Siren Head can blend in within a forest or behind a tree. It can stay still for days to blend in with its surroundings, with Trevor mentioning on his Tumblr that Siren Head can cling to the ceiling at times to make its body blend in with the wires and look like a PA system, stating that he may have used this tactic to take out several people in Detroit. Trevor also mentioned that Siren Head makes no sound while moving, saying that it can be "almost completely silent", with another post saying that it was able to move when someone's back was turned without the person knowing. Transformation: Siren Head appears to be a shapeshifter, being able to transform its head into working sirens and street lights. Trevor mentioned on his Tumblr that Siren Head once possibly disguised itself as a piece of home decor or pipes in the walls to kidnap

More sightings of the Man with the Upside-Down Face. A New Year's Eve party at an Air Force base in 1943 where a man was fatally injured, a car accident in 1948, and a disastrous train crash in 1951. You didn't remember seeing him at the time. You're only in the pictures after he's seen. A Tumblr caption about the man with his face upside down.

The Man with the Upside-Down Face, also known as the Upside-Down Man or simply The Man, is a monster and urban legend created by Canadian horror artist Trevor Henderson, and possibly the most evil entity in the Trevor Henderson mythos. He is a ruthless entity who delights in causing pain and death in order to feed off the negative emotions of others out of sadism.

Appearance As the name implies, The Man with the Upside-Down Face appears as an average-looking human male whose face is oriented upside-down on his head. In all of his appearances, the Man wears a dark suit and a sinister, sinister smile.

Biography Photos of the Man dating back to the 1910s to the 1960s began to surface online when Trevor posted three old photos to his social media accounts, two of which depict car accidents. At first glance, the photos appear mundane, but upon closer inspection, the man with the upside-down face can be seen lurking in the background, always looking at the camera with his trademark evil grin.

In the first photo, a crowd of onlookers gathers around the scene of a car accident. The Man can be seen behind the car through the windows, looking out at the viewer. The second photo is another car accident, except the Man is inside the car, once again smiling directly at the photographer. The third photo appears to be a normal photo of a grocery store, except the Man is in the back, smiling. Looking closer at the third photo, one notices that the location of the image is Budapest, Hungary, suggesting a possible place of origin for the Upside-Down Man.

Because of the Man's nature of appearing at the scenes of tragic and violent deaths, it was first assumed that the Man was some form of The Grim Reaper. Further investigation revealed that this was not the case. Trevor later uploaded three more old photos of the Man, along with more information about him: The Man feeds on negative emotions such as sadness, terror, misery, and pain, and appears in places where tragic deaths and suffering occur in order to obtain his death fill, such as car accidents, fires, homicides, and even in places where other monsters, such as The Bridge Worms, have killed people. When "feeding", the Inverted-Faced Man becomes invisible to others, appearing only in photographs. He is almost never shown before a tragic event; only after the fact.

Recently, Trevor Henderson released two more photos of the Man with the Upside-Down Face, which were taken hours before a brutal fire. Interestingly, these are the first photos of the Man that are not in black and white, possibly suggesting that more recent sightings of the Man will be revealed soon.

Full Name Unknown Known as The Man with the Upside-Down Face The Upside Down Man The Man Patron Saint of Small Tragedies and Bad Vibes Patron Saint of Car Accidents, Natural Disasters, Poverty and Bloody Pavement The Lying Idiot of the Gang TMWTU-DF

Origin Trevor Henderson Myths Occupation stalker Power/Abilities Pursuit tactics Omnipresence Vast supernatural powers Invisibility Immortality (possibly) Indirectly heard pain and death Mental manipulation Timelessness Teleportation (possibly) Disaster Induction (Possibly)

Hobby Being close to accident sites. Feeding on negative emotions. Indirectly causing accidents and tragedies. Whistling (possibly).

Objectives Cause death and misery (possibly). Crimes Stalking Mass murder Psychological abuse mental destruction

Villain Type Enigmatic Sadist

Personality The Man is an incredibly sadistic creature, feeding on negative emotions and silently influencing others to continue the cycle of suffering. As Henderson states: "His face is wrong because he loves to pervert expectations of how a human being is made. He loves sadness and the pain of road accidents, but any horrible feeling will do. He is a terrible parasite, like a leech or a lamprey... He is physically there, but we cannot see him."

Man is believed to be as bad or even worse than the infamous Cartoon Cat and he appears to be the most menacing evil in existence. Causing and feeding on pain, suffering and death without any remorse, he sucks the suffering out of his victims during his horrific and painful events, sucking the life out of them for his own twisted pleasure and satisfaction.

Trevor revealed more information about the Man with the Upside-Down Face that only reinforces his status as a sadistic and evil creature who loves torture. He is said to be timeless and Trevor said that his physical form exists solely to torment humanity, suggesting that he could be some sort of Lovecraftian horror who decided to manifest himself in a physical body just to feed off of humanity's suffering. This is further supported by Trevor stating that his upside-down body and face are "just for show."

Trevor has called the Man a sort of "bottom feeder" in that he is drawn to tragic events but is usually unable to directly cause them. However, he can influence other factors to make these tragedies happen, such as turning ordinary arguments into violent fights and causing a normally sturdy tire to blow out on a car while he is in the back seat, helping the disastrous events unfold with pain and suffering soon to follow.

Trevor confirmed that of all his creatures, Man is "the meanest idiot in the bunch."

Trevor revealed more information about the Man with the Upside-Down Face that only reinforces his status as a sadistic and evil creature who loves torture. He is said to be timeless and Trevor said that his physical form exists solely to torment humanity, suggesting that he could be some sort of Lovecraftian horror who decided to manifest himself in a physical body just to feed off of humanity's suffering. This is further supported by Trevor stating that his upside-down body and face are "just for show."

Trevor has called the Man a sort of "bottom feeder" in that he is drawn to tragic events but is usually unable to directly cause them. However, he can influence other factors to make these tragedies happen, such as turning ordinary arguments into violent fights and causing a normally sturdy tire to blow out on a car while he is in the back seat, helping the disastrous events unfold with pain and suffering soon to follow.

Trevor confirmed that of all his creatures, Man is "the meanest idiot of the bunch."

Curiosities

He was created by Trevor Henderson, who is known for making various bizarre creatures across the internet. His other creations include Siren Head, Cartoon Cat, Country Road Creature, Bridge Worms, Smile Room, Good Boy, Lamb, Man in the Red Room, Fetid King, the Giants, and Long Horse. It was based on the 1943 short story The Crowd, written by the late Ray Bradbury. On a "pain scale" of one to ten (ten being the worst) created by Henderson for his monsters, both the Upside-Down Man and Cartoon Cat are placed at a ten (if not the latter, possibly an 8 or 9), implying that both are possibly the most evil beings Trevor has created by far. However, unlike Cartoon Cat, the Upside-Down Man has much clearer moral agency and is far more evil than Cartoon Cat, being a clear sadist who loves to feed off of negative emotions caused by tragedies and indirectly causes the tragedies that lead to people dying while Cartoon Cat has not killed anyone (that we know of). On Twitter, Trevor posted an artwork of the Man with the Upside-Down Face, calling him the "patron saint of car crashes, natural disasters, misery and bloody asphalt," suggesting that he likely also feeds off the massive amount of misery natural disasters cause. He also called the Man the patron saint of “little tragedies and bad vibes.”

One Twitter user commented on a compilation of photos of the man, saying that he likes to think that the man with the upside-down face whistles, although it turns out to be a “resonant sound that you can barely hear out of the corner of your ear” that contains fuzzy bouncing sounds, like a “distant radio, coming out with the right tune but the wrong lyrics.” Trevor later accepted this little fact as canon. The man with his face upside down is not breathing. It is possible for meat to spoil quickly near the Upside-Down Man. Trevor has hinted that the Man with the Inverted Face is a masochist, making a small joke that he imagines the Man drinking a bowl of soup just by shoving the bowl into his face, even though it is scalding hot, and sucking as the hot soup pours into his eyes. So far, the Man with the Inverted Face, alongside Cartoon Cat, are the only villainous creations of Trevor's that actually have moral agency and are not amoral. However, while Cartoon Cat is morally aware of what he does, Cartoon Cat is very enigmatic, with no clear personality, nor are his crimes (aside from stalking and breaking and entering) clear, the Man with the Inverted Face does everything just for fun, having a clear personality, causing tragedies that kill people and then feeding on their negative emotions for his own sick and twisted pleasure.