Moriarty pie

Details:
Purple tongue
The clues are in the form of black cards with a yellow border and the letter "M" with a small inscription or hint on the clue on the back (there are 4 clues in total that are interconnected).
When falling from a great height, he can bounce off a hard surface and never gets injured from the fall.
The size of the iris and pupils may change depending on the mood

Facts:
Not all soda figurines, toys, statues, or figures can be alive. They come to life only if they were made by human hands! If a figure was not made by a person, but by some factory without human intervention, then such figures DO NOT COME TO LIFE! If a figure was made by a person with their own hands, pouring their soul into it, then such a figure WILL COME TO LIFE! And that is precisely why Moriarty is the only living figure of his kind out of thousands of others like him, because he was made by a person, while the others were made by a factory and industry.
Moriarty does NOT harm anyone made of plastic, rubber, stone, or wood. He also does not harm dolls or anything that is not related to decorative figures. Moriarty only attacks soda gnomes, those made of porcelain or clay, or anything he can break.
Important: MORIARTY HAS BEEN ALIVE FOR 10 YEARS AND IS TARGETING SODA GNOMES, AND HE'S FROM LONDON

Physical strength: able to knock down opponents (including Sherlock Gnomes) with a punch, withstand the collapse of a dinosaur skeleton, and use a rolling pin as a support beam under heavy loads

Tactical planning: creates multi-step schemes with kidnappings, planted evidence, and ultimatums (24 hours to find, otherwise - destruction)

Resource Management: Coordinates the actions of the gargoyles (Reggie and Ronnie), uses available resources (fireworks, elements of the urban environment)

Improvisation in combat: uses everyday objects as weapons (rolling pin), quickly adapts to changing situations (for example, after the destruction of a skeleton)

Psychological influence: deliberately creates an atmosphere of fear, stages a "crime show", manipulates the opponent through challenges and demonstrative superiority

Details:
Moriarty always carries a rolling pin with him, because he uses it often.
Reliance on improvised means. Moriarty's rolling pin, which he uses as a weapon and a lever, is most often taken from a kitchen utensil set he keeps in a prominent place.

Stage "hiding places" on location. In the "crime show" scenes, Moriarty hides things in the scenery beforehand: behind broken garden figures, in niches, under slabs, in flower pots. This is part of his theatricality—he dramatically "pulls out" evidence or tools from unexpected places, as if they weren't there at all.

Pockets and folds of the suit. His dwarven figure has deliberately exaggerated pockets on his shorts and voluminous folds of fabric where he hides small items (such as tiny detonators, keys, notes with ultimatums) and from which he takes them out with dramatic effect.

Since Moriarty is a plastic mascot with a hollow body (the figurine from the truck), it may visually appear as if he was taking out objects "from the inside" - but in the script, this is not a separate technique, but a normal handling of the props that he holds in his hands or that the gargoyles bring to him.

Reggie and Ronnie. Their appearance is deliberately grotesque and "stone-like," but with a cartoonish grace.

Material and texture: they look like figures carved from dark gray stone with a touch of “old patina”—a little lighter in places due to wear, as if they had been standing on the building’s façade for a long time.
Build: Stocky, with massive shoulders and short but powerful limbs; dynamic postures, as if frozen in the middle of a sharp movement.

Wings: leathery, membranous, reminiscent of bat wings; when folded, they lie tightly against the back; when spread, they are almost twice the width of the body.
Heads: exaggeratedly bestial - with elongated muzzles, large fangs and pointed ears; eyes are small, yellow, with vertical pupils.
Details: on the back and shoulders are decorative protrusions and spikes, stylized as architectural elements; the claws are long and curved, emphasizing the predatory nature.

Differences between Reggie and Ronnie: Reggie is slightly larger and more angular, with a more pronounced brow ridge; Ronnie is more compact, with slightly rounder features and a comically upturned nose.
Behavior and movement: in flight – sharp, abrupt maneuvers; on the ground – heavy tread and clumsy but powerful movements; they can “freeze” in immobility, pretending to be ordinary statues.
Stylistic emphasis: the image balances between "scary" gothic and comedic absurdity - the frightening details are softened by cartoonish hyperbole and the clumsiness of the characters

What happens to them now:
In the last dwarf kidnapping, the gargoyles fall from a bridge into the water and drown. This was because Gnomeo and Juliet attracted people and the gargoyles, when they were under the bridge, they were forced to freeze, which led to their death by falling into the water.

Details:
Moriarty treated them like his friends and could often call them affectionate words, he did not treat them directly with affection, in some way he almost did not care about them, but at the same time he valued them and now he misses them very much and wants to see them again...

1. Juliet:
   53 cm height
   A female dwarf from the Red clan, with a slender, graceful figure.
   Long brown hair, green eyes.
   On the head is a red hat with a decorative element (a plastic rose).
   Outfit: a red-burgundy dress with a white apron, black shoes; style: Victorian garden miniature
   Character: serious, hard worker, determined, brave and calm

2. Gnomeo:
   Height 55 cm
   A dwarf from the Blue clan, an athletic, agile silhouette.
   The body color is bright blue, with a glossy “ceramic” texture.
   Headwear: beret or cap in the same color, sometimes with an emblem.
   Suit: work style - bomber jacket, chinos, sneakers; accessories - gloves, belt with carabiner.
   Face: open, energetic; wide smile, expressive eyes
   Character: Decisive, brave, kind, serious at times and often doubts little things.

3. Dr. Watzan:

A compact, stocky gnome, shorter than Sherlock Gnomes. (Watzan is 52 cm tall.)
The body color is beige-sand, “stone” texture.
Clothing: tweed suit, waistcoat, eight-panel cap; a stethoscope badge on the chest.
Facial features: round, good-natured; glasses with thin frames, slight smile
Character: Quiet, sometimes timid, kind, understanding, serious and calculating

4.Sherlock Gnomes:

Gnome detective, medium build, elongated proportions, 57 cm tall
The body color is dark gray/graphite, the texture imitates stone.
Attributes: bowler hat (derby hat), long chesterfield coat, scarf; in hands - a magnifying glass, sometimes a pipe.
Face: long nose, thick eyebrows, neat beard; expression - concentrated, slightly arrogant
Character: Serious, calculating, kind, decisive, brave and can be insecure, genius and smart

Personality and Character:
The "brilliant villain" archetype in comedy: high intelligence, a penchant for theatrical effects, a love of "crime shows."

Sadistic tendencies in a grotesque form: pleasure from destroying garden decorations, playing with opponents.
Narcissism and thirst for recognition: strives for confrontation with a worthy opponent (Sherlock Gnomes), perceives the battle as a personal competition.

Impulsiveness with outward prudence: emotional outbursts, malicious expression, a tendency to pompous monologues.

A dark sense of humor, a tendency to self-irony in small things (for example, selfies, singing)

Biography:
Originally a decorative mascot for Moriarty's Pies (a truck decoration), he later gained independence and self-awareness and began a criminal activity.

Before Sherlock, Gnomes terrorized the "decorative world" by destroying garden figurines en masse.

The main goal is to destroy all the garden gnomes in London; to this end, he develops a multi-step scheme: kidnappings, planted evidence, ultimatums (24 hours to find them, otherwise, they will be destroyed).

The key confrontation is with Sherlock Gnomes and Doctor Gnome Watson: several fights (in the museum, on Tower Bridge), the use of improvised means (rolling pin, fireworks), an alliance with gargoyles.

Ending: Falls from Tower Bridge into salt water; remains determined to return

Details:
He dreams of seeing human blood or what is inside people and sometimes he also wants to break something in them, but this is just a dream.

He is about 26 years old by human standards.
He loves to come up with lines.
May sometimes gesticulate

MORIARTY FROM LONDON!!!!!

Moriarty is made of yellow rubber that's hard to tear. He has some hair, but even if he does, it's rubber and likely just stays in his original form. It's also yellow. His ears are small and human-like, his head is round, and he looks chubby. His eyes are brown, and the shape of his eyes is more cartoonish. He has lips, but they're rather flat and un-human-like.
He doesn't wear any clothes. The only thing that looks like he has clothes is that he has two buttons on the front that don't have holes and are simply glued on. He wears a pink bow tie around his neck.

Additionally:

The body is round, massive, stylized as a garden gnome; the main color is yellow-orange, with a glossy “plastic” texture.
The bottom part is short shorts in a dark pink/burgundy shade with a light frill along the edge.
The limbs are shortened and plump.
On the head is an accessory in the form of a hat/cap in orange-red tones with wavy edges.
The torso is bare, on the neck there is a small decorative element of dark burgundy color (resembling a bow/stone).

DETAILS:
Characteristic “toy” stylization: smoothed forms, bright contrasting colors, pronounced comical nature of the image.
He is no more than 55 cm tall, the height of an ordinary soda figurine.
It's not made of plastic!

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