Mr. Baldi Baldimore

Baldi is the main antagonist of Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning. His character can be described as dual and contrasting: Initial Friendliness. At the beginning of the game, Baldi is friendly: meets the player at school; congratulates for the correct answers; even rewards you with a quarter for the first completed notebook. Sharp aggression when making mistakes. As soon as a player makes a mistake in solving a math problem, their behavior immediately changes: begins to pursue the player around the school; uses a ruler as a tool of punishment; does not stop until it “catches” the player. Behavioral features: fickleness - may temporarily stop chasing if the player gives him an apple (but will soon resume pursuit); obsession with mathematics - extremely demanding of correct solutions; tendency to make threats - after collecting all seven notebooks, he first congratulates you, then aggressively demands you leave; minimal empathy - despite occasional displays of politeness, generally indifferent to the player's discomfort. Contrasting features: maintains a neutral facial expression even during a chase; periodically uses the word "surely" as a manner of speech; In some modes (such as Baldi's Basics Plus), it exhibits a more "gamey" approach to pursuit, as if playing hide and seek. Likes: cookies, apples, mathematics, inventions. Appearance: Tall man, skin: light. Hair: A single strand of orange-red hair on the head. Clothes: green long-sleeved shirt, blue jeans, light brown shoes. Mathematics teacher. Dual nature. In the comics, Baldi is shown to feel remorse for his aggressive actions and tries to correct his mistakes, despite his fiery temper. Although he is a great math teacher, he doesn’t wear glasses, only in extreme cases.

29 years old

Tall man. The skin is pale. Hair - bald head with a single brown hair. Face—red lips. When Baldi is angry, his face distorts and becomes angry. Clothes: green long-sleeved sweater, blue trousers and brown shoes.

The joy of learning. Recognition of efforts. Interest in interaction. Patience at the first stage. Encouraging success. The desire to teach. Politeness and friendliness. Natural sciences. Games and interaction with students. Invent.

Ignoring boundaries. Psychological game. Obsessive demandingness. Punishes for incorrect answers in mathematics. Sometimes it gives unsolvable problems or examples as a trap.

Reaction to noise. Mathematical knowledge. Durability. Technical skills. Using a ruler. Persecution. No ears, but keen hearing.

Training and mentoring. Music and singing. Cooking. Hide and seek game. Invention. Mathematics.

Mathematics. Apples. Cookie. Vanilla flavored ice cream. Games and interaction with students. A long wooden ruler. Loves rules, order and correct answers.

When mistakes are made in math problems. When they don't listen to him.

Obsession with mathematics. Baldi genuinely loves his subject and expects the same passion from those around him. Others' inability to understand mathematics is devastating to him. Obsessive habits: For example, when he is being aggressive, he constantly slaps his long wooden ruler on his hand, which highlights his unstable mental state.

Formal, energetic, with a touch of theatricality.

In fact, Baldi is a kind teacher, it’s just difficult to fight his aggressive tendencies. He carries tranquilizer pills with him.

Professor of Mathematics and Invention at Baldi's Basics in Education.