Quackity Las Nevadas

🔴Negative🔴
Aside from his personal feud with Technoblade, Quackity remained allied with him in Pogtopia to take down Schlatt. However, Quackity's hatred for Techno intensified after Techno helped destroy L'Manberg during the war between Manberg and Pogtopia. On December 16, 2020, Quackity, Tubbo, Fundy, and Ranboo joined forces to kill Technoblade as the Butcher Army. However, their plan failed, and Technoblade managed to escape to the Final Control Room, where Quackity confronted him. The two dueled, resulting in Quackity being killed by Technoblade and losing one of his lives.
In one of Technoblade's streams in early June, Quackity appeared at Techno's house. The two interacted positively, with Quackity repeatedly stating throughout the conversation that they had put their differences behind them. However, Quackity was lying, and he and Sam caught Techno in jail with Dream. About three months later, Quackity visited Dream and Techno again in jail. Although the three were initially quite cordial because of the cell's dog, whom Quackity called "Rat," tensions escalated to the point where Quackity threatened to kill Techno unless Dream gave him the knowledge about resurrection. At one point, he even called the two of them "the biggest headaches" for him on the server. During the visit, Quackity also showed a vengeful side towards Techno for his canonical death, being willing to kill Techno in the same way that their last duel ended, with a pickaxe in his face, a lost canonical life and a disfiguring scar to remember him by.

🟢Positive🟢
After accidentally spying on the Dream SMP for years, Slimecicle was discovered by Quackity inside the Las Nevadas restaurant. Quackity held him hostage and interrogated him, telling him he had to kill him. Slimecicle revealed some of the conversations he had overheard at Las Nevadas. Quackity decided to use this opportunity to hire Slimecicle as a spy for Las Nevadas, and Slimecicle agreed to help. Slimecicle considers Quackity his best friend, and Quackity has reciprocated those feelings ever since. Later, Quackity takes Slimecicle under his wing and raises him as his heir after his death, teaching him lessons about being human. Quackity tells Slimecicle that he has never had a positive relationship that lasted so long, and that he is special.

🔴Negative🔴
This led Quackity to resign from his position as vice president and, ultimately, to kill Schlatt himself after being subjected to too much ridicule. Following this, Tommy recruited Quackity to join Pogtopia because of their shared interest in overthrowing Schlatt.
Despite having turned against him, Quackity felt trapped, and at one point even claimed that Schlatt would "kill him on the spot" if he tried to ask for a "divorce." Even immediately after killing Schlatt, he briefly considered returning to Manberg, despite acknowledging that he had only been a pawn in Schlatt's rise to power. He even suggested that he would have stayed with Schlatt had he not destroyed the White House. After Schlatt's death and funeral, Quackity conceived the idea of ​​resurrecting Schlatt to use him as a puppet in his power grab. Despite this, Quackity also shows signs of relationship trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of his relationship with Manberg. In the series "The Snowfall," it is implied that this is the main reason for his decline. Quackity received a letter from Schlatt at his cow farm instructing him to follow the train tracks and bring the cows down. After following the instructions in the book, Quackity finds Schlatt at his new gym. Although Schlatt expresses interest in rekindling their relationship during their conversation, Quackity refuses and insists on a strictly professional approach, stating that he doesn't have "the fondest memories" of their last time together and that their previous relationship in Manberg was not, contrary to Schlatt's belief, a period of "fun." The meeting ended with Quackity making a bet with Schlatt: if Schlatt won, Quackity would revive him using Dream's book. This led Quackity to visit Dream in prison, though the exact outcome is unknown.

🔴Negative🔴
The first significant interactions between the two occurred during the L'Manberg election. Quackity maintained a neutral-positive relationship with Schlatt after they combined their votes to win the election. However, Quackity declared he had his own agenda regarding the Manberg-Schlatt conflict. Quackity desired equal power with Schlatt, but Schlatt held absolute power and refused to grant Quackity any semblance of equality. The internal conflict escalated after Schlatt referred to him as "Flatty Patty," and the nature of their relationship became volatile, sometimes amicable, at other times bordering on abusive. At some point, Quackity made numerous attempts to impress Schlatt, demonstrating that he valued Schlatt's opinion even on his deathbed, only for his efforts to be largely unsuccessful. Quackity also strongly disliked Schlatt's drinking habit. By the time of the Manberg Festival, Quackity's relationship with Schlatt had deteriorated significantly, to the point that Quackity called Schlatt a dictator and Manberg a "pigsty" during the Festival, and Schlatt secretly commissioned Tubbo's public execution on a day supposedly meant for fun and celebration. Schlatt also rejected Quackity's suggestion to imprison Tubbo instead of executing him, stating that it "wasn't enough." As Schlatt strayed further from what Quackity considered right, he vowed to himself that if Schlatt destroyed the White House, he would leave.
The day after the Manberg Festival, Schlatt announced the destruction of The White House, which Quackity considered his greatest contribution to Manberg and which was very important to him. Quackity repeatedly tried to protest Schlatt's decision, but Schlatt intimidated him into helping him destroy it.

🟡Neutral🟡
George and Quackity met as SWAG2020 during the elections, and as a result, they developed a good relationship. However, this relationship soured when George failed to appear on election day, as well as at many other important events on the server. Quackity blamed George for bringing Jschlatt to power by not showing up on election day, and even made George's assassination one of his top priorities after the conflict. However, Quackity and George have recently reconciled and are once again on good terms, although Quackity feels somewhat neglected for not having been informed about Kinoko Kingdom.

🟢 Positive 🟢
Quackity wanted Foolish to join the Nevadas because he had heard of his past as a great warrior. Foolish refused, saying those days were behind him, but Quackity continued to pester him, claiming his constructions were worthless. He also told Foolish that he had let him die at the Red Banquet instead of intervening because he hoped it would bring him back to his violent ways. This angered Foolish greatly, and he told Quackity to leave. However, after they met again, Foolish agreed to join the Nevadas.

⚫Very Negative⚫
Although Quackity previously had a somewhat neutral relationship with Dream, it turned negative after the Exile Conflict, when Dream gave Tubbo's cabinet an ultimatum: exile Tommy or face the consequences. This negative relationship intensified after George was dethroned by Dream in favor of replacing him with Eret, and Quackity, along with Sapnap, sided with George. After the Exile Conflict, when Quackity realized that Dream had helped Technoblade escape, he became convinced that the Butcher Army needed to get rid of Dream, as he always interfered in L'Manberg's affairs. Dream also proved to be a major obstacle to Mexican L'Manberg's recognition, once again making him feel powerless and convincing him that Dream was an extremely tyrannical character. When Quackity visited Dream in prison, he finished him off, telling him he would go to the prison every day to torture him until he knew what was inside the revival book. Dream seems genuinely terrified of Quackity. Quackity tormented Dream for months and has openly admitted that he despises him.
After escaping Pandora's Vault, Dream has vowed revenge on Quackity for his torture and everything he endured in prison, harboring extreme hatred and malice towards him. However, Quackity's actions seem to have had a profound impact on Dream, preventing him from making any move against Las Nevadas, likely due to fear of Quackity's unstable mental state and potential counterattacks.

🟢Positive-Neutral.🟢
Sam often supplies him with copious amounts of diamonds and other resources. Sam and Quackity are doing business together and are good friends. Quackity comforted Sam after Tommy's death, telling him it wasn't his fault. However, he also used him to his advantage, encouraging Sam to kill Dream in revenge. Although it took some convincing, Sam also trusted Quackity enough to allow him to bring weapons into the prison to interrogate Dream about the Book of Resurrection. Sam also helped a lot with the construction of Las Nevadas and remained a great ally to him when Quackity began recruiting more members.

Sam enters the nearby diner in Las Nevadas, where Quackity is already waiting for him. He sits down across from him and they begin to chat. After a brief discussion about the man who works at the store, Quackity hands him a book with potential candidates for the country. Sam tries to make a joke by suggesting including George, Sapnap, and Karl, but Quackity gets annoyed and advises him to focus on reading the book. Then, Sam comes across the name Foolish and feels a slight unease. Quackity asks Sam what he thinks about Foolish, and Sam replies that he doesn't think he's a good fit for the country, asserting that "he's not a good guy." They both agree that Foolish was a feared fighter in the past, but Sam adds that he was impulsive and that, during a job, he accidentally killed many people. The conversation continues, and Quackity mentions that, with the growth of their country, they're going to make some enemies, so they need strong allies for protection. For him, Foolish is the ideal candidate. Leaving Sam with doubts, Quackity gets up and goes to find Foolish to recruit him for Las Nevadas.

Quackity is seen on a cow farm, tending cows with some wheat. Quackity checks one of his chests and finds a book. Quackity reads it and understands that it's from Glatt, the ghost of Schlatt. Quackity follows the instructions in the book and ends up underground, reuniting with Glatt in his gym, which seems to be connected to the afterlife.
Glatt was initially surprised, jumping when he saw Quackity and then showing him around his gym. They argue for a while, eventually getting to the topic of the Revival Book. They make a deal that would require Quackity to revive Schlatt if he lost, and Quackity agrees, taking him to Las Nevadas to place the bet. The bet and its outcome are not shown, and the scene cuts to Quackity meeting Sam in front of the Big Innit Hotel. Quackity asks Sam about the prison, implying that he wanted to visit Dream. Sam was suspicious. Quackity mentions how Sam was a bad warden, citing Tommy's death and saying that Sam cared more about protecting Dream than protecting visitors. Quackity declared that he wanted to visit the prison with his diamond axe and sword. He threatened Sam, stating that if he didn't agree, it would affect their status as business partners. Sam finally agreed to let Quackity in with the weapons. They then went to the prison, and Quackity went through the usual procedures. Instead of giving him back his diamond sword and axe, Sam gave Quackity his warder's sword, his axe, and a pair of scissors. Quackity visited Dream, and when Quackity pulled out the weapons, Dream was shocked and began to panic. He started yelling for Sam to get Quackity out of his cell. Quackity told Dream that he would torture him every day until he revealed the secrets of the Revival Book. Still panicking, Dream called out for Sam again, but received no response.

Since the Green Festival ended in Dream without any executions and Ranboo being deposed as a traitor, Quackity told Tubbo that he wanted Ranboo executed. Tubbo became enraged by this, yelling at Quackity that it reminded him too much of his own death at the Red Festival, and that he would not execute Ranboo. After this, on the day of the Doomsday War, Quackity decided to leave L'Manberg behind, taking his skeleton horse Ossium and riding to the ruins of the house Tubbo and Tommy had built long ago, later dubbed Connor's vacation home.
He discovered Ranboo's memory book in his inventory and read it, which led him to decide to help fight Dream, despite knowing they wouldn't win. He returned to L'Manberg and was attacked by Technoblade's Hound Army.
After the destruction of L'Manberg, Quackity climbed atop the obsidian structure built over Dream's crater and sang the National Anthem with Ghostbur, Tommy, and Tubbo one last time.

Quackity strongly supported the idea of ​​seeking revenge and killing Technoblade by forming the Butcher Army. As vice president of L'Manberg and president of El Rapids, he played a significant role in recruiting Dream's former allies and creating anti-Technoblade propaganda.
Quackity led the army during Technoblade's execution, first interrogating Ph1LzA and then leading the army to Technoblade's cabin. When a fight broke out between the Butchers' army and Technoblade, Quackity got Techno to stop by threatening the life of Carl, his prized horse. After Technoblade escaped execution, Quackity followed him. Upon encountering the fugitive in the Final Control Room, he explained his determination to build something great and his resolve to kill Techno. There, the two fought, only for Quackity to be killed by Techno, thus losing a canonical life.
After respawning, Quackity expressed his frustration to Dream for aiding Technoblade's escape. He explained Dream's involvement, having convinced the Butchers' army to target Dream first. After devising a plan to kill Dream with a festival, Quackity was given the honor of carrying out the execution.

Quackity, George, Sapnap, and Punz built an earthen platform in the sky, and Quackity named it the nation of Mexican L'Manberg. Quackity established the nation's government with himself as president and George as vice president. Later, Quackity legitimized the nation by speaking with Tubbo and convincing him to support him, even making Tubbo the Secretary of State. Since Quackity and George were close friends, Quackity strongly opposed Dream usurping George's power as king. As a result, he, along with George and Sapnap, conspired to develop Mexican L'Manberg and attack Dream to restore George's power. Quackity was killed by Dream during the meeting with a warning shot, and Dream told him to stay out of the conflict. However, Quackity argued his position, which was that Dream instigated every conflict on the server. After the events of George's dethronement, Quackity formed a plan to have Mexican L'Manberg officially recognized. Quackity orchestrated the political protest plot, framing Eret for taking a canonical life of Karl Jacobs. Throughout the conflict, Quackity remained calm, hoping to gain the upper hand and negotiate independence. When called a terrorist, he responded that it was a political maneuver. In the end, Quackity managed to negotiate recognition of L'Manberg Mexicano, but in exchange, the nation would have to be renamed. The name "el Rapids" was adopted, as Quackity was known for sharing Hillary Clinton's expression, "I'm just chillin' in Cedar Rapids."

On the day of the war, Quackity discussed his thoughts with Tubbo about who the traitor might be, forming a close relationship. He also obtained a full set of diamond armor, and later managed to acquire a full set of enchanted netherite armor from Technoblade's vault. Quackity fought alongside the Pogtopians, fighting his way to the heart of Manberg. During Schlatt's final moments, Quackity yelled at him that he had led Manberg too far, and that Manberg could have been a great nation if Schlatt hadn't been such a bad leader. Schlatt's last words were "flatty patty," which enraged Quackity.
Quackity attended Tubbo's presidential address about how L'Manberg would be reformed and put back on the map. He also witnessed Techno mortally wound Tubbo, which he disapproved of. He joined forces with the L'Manbergians to fight Dream SMP, Technoblade, and the Badlands. After the chaos, Quackity and L'Manberg supporters gathered at the L'Mantree, where Tommy gave a fiery speech about how L'Manberg would never be defeated unless Dream somehow managed to divide them. They then met near the Manberg Hotel to discuss the cabinet, where they entrusted Quackity with the position of L'Manberg's Secretary of State. With the new position, Quackity dubbed himself "Sexy-tary of State." During Schlatt's funeral, Quackity dressed up as Schlatt, ate his heart, and sang an insulting song about him burning in hell.

Wilbur arrived minutes later, saying he'd pressed the button but no TNT had ignited. Wilbur was ecstatic with the buttons on Pogtopia, pressing each one to scare Quackity and Tommy. The Pogtopians were approached by Fundy, who had come from the underground Prime Path. Quackity was wary of Fundy, believing him to be a skilled military strategist and far more dangerous than Schlatt. However, Fundy was also an inside spy on Manberg, just like Tubbo. Quackity listened with interest as Wilbur read aloud Schlatt's weaknesses from a spy's diary, now knowing that Schlatt was alone, powerless, and on the verge of death.

The day after the Manberg Festival, Schlatt began demolishing the White House in front of him, despite Quackity's protests. This led to an argument in which Quackity accused Schlatt of not giving him equal power and refusing to acknowledge his worth, while Schlatt repeatedly insulted and belittled Quackity. Ultimately, Quackity resigned from his position as vice president and murdered Schlatt after being mocked by him. He fled into the woods, where TommyInnit found him after secretly overhearing their conversation and allowed him to formally join the ranks of Pogtopia. Quackity went with him and Wilbur Soot to the button room, where they tried to convince Wilbur not to blow up Manberg and barely managed to avert disaster. Together, they created a new master plan to retake the country, which revolved around Quackity returning to Schlatt and arranging a meeting with him—the “Ass Plan”—with Wilbur’s TNT plot as Plan B, the “Bomb Plan.” On November 6, 2020, Quackity met with Schlatt at the podium. Quackity produced his “builders’ contract,” which would allow the construction of the Manberg Hotel while secretly transferring all of Schlatt’s power to Quackity. However, Schlatt changed the subject of the contract to the TNT he found under Manberg and framed Quackity for the TNT, declaring that Quackity hated Manberg and wanted to take down Schlatt along with Manberg. Schlatt wounded him, but Wilbur obtained an invisibility arrow from Ponk that would allow Quackity to escape undetected. Tommy and Quackity met in the woods, but Wilbur was nowhere to be seen.
Deep in the woods, Schlatt caught up with Quackity and Tommy. Schlatt coughed and laughed as he said the TNT was no longer under Manberg, but under Pogtopia. Horrified, Quackity and Tommy fled to Pogtopia, only to discover it was covered in buttons by Fundy.

Quackity and Wilbur talk amongst themselves, and eventually, the conversation turns to power. Wilbur asserts that everything revolves around power, and that if Quackity wants change, he will need power. Wilbur also states that Quackity must be willing to commit terrible acts of violence, such as torture, to gain power. However, during the final campaign, George was noticeably absent, prompting Quackity to form alliances to give his party a chance to win. Initially, he considered working with POG2020, but after concluding that they were merely using him to gain power, since the potential alliance with SWOG was conditional, he formed an alliance with the newly formed Schlatt2020, promising to merge their votes should either party lose. Thanks to his plan with Schlatt, he won the election, though Schlatt demoted him from co-chair to vice-chair.
L'mamberg's Rebellion
Throughout Quackity's tenure as Manberg's vice president, he continued to hint at growing tensions within the cabinet, slowly growing weary of being ignored. Furthermore, Quackity still felt he deserved more power, suggesting some internal conflict. This internal conflict intensified after Manberg's Festival. Quackity disapproved of Schlatt's public execution of Tubbo and his other bloodshed during the event, even attempting to convince Schlatt that simply capturing and imprisoning Tubbo was sufficient. However, Schlatt rejected this suggestion, stating that imprisoning him "was not enough." By the end of the festival, Quackity was becoming disillusioned with Schlatt's leadership but refused to leave, feeling an emotional connection to the country. When Schlatt shared his new policies, one of the projects involved dismantling the White House. Quackity protested its destruction, but Schlatt declared that he would later proceed with the plan.

His decision to recruit Purpled and Fundy reflects his desire to be remembered and recognized, and his fear of being abandoned by others, respectively. This connects deeply with his own experiences of being left out, feeling useless, and being "abandoned" by loved ones.

Even before the creation of Las Nevadas, Quackity's mental health was already questionable. It's implied that Quackity began to align himself with Wilbur's worldview, who believed that violence was necessary to gain power and protect one's own interests and those of loved ones, especially after Schlatt's rule. During that time, he felt deprived of equal power in a totalitarian state where the president held all the control. This led him to develop a desire for power and control, willing to make morally questionable decisions to accumulate it, as seen in his attempt to execute Technoblade with the Butcher Army. Furthermore, during a visit to Tommy in his second exile, Quackity confessed that he might have been dealing with depression. It's unclear whether this is related to his other experiences or if it's a separate issue. During the development of Las Nevadas, Quackity's mental health deteriorates as he fully adopts Wilbur's corrupt mindset. He is shown to be willing to torture Dream to obtain information about the Revival Book and to take other morally questionable actions to achieve his goals. During this period, Quackity develops a very negative view of himself. By recruiting Foolish to join Las Nevadas, he dismisses his desire for peace and pacifism, considering him a wasted potential. However, given that Quackity also held similar views in the past, it is possible that he was projecting his own feelings onto Foolish, at least to some extent. Quackity also seems to be dealing with some kind of abandonment issue, especially when he rationalizes to himself that Karl and Sapnap would leave to form Kinoko Kingdom. There are hints that this could be related to his past relationship trauma. His decision to recruit Purpled and Fundy reflects his desire to be remembered and acknowledged.

In short, many of Quackity's character flaws are related, in one way or another, to his traumatic experiences. One of the known exceptions to this is his petty nature, often doing small things to annoy or upset people he dislikes, or making small displays of wealth and character to humiliate someone else.

Quackity demonstrates a recurring insecurity regarding his physical appearance. Later, this takes on a more serious tone, related to his traumatic experiences, from one of Schlatt's main targets of ridicule (regarding his rear end) to the scar on his face, a result of his duel with Techno. Quackity has shown himself more willing to be cruel or physically violent if it aligns with his personal sense of justice, from orchestrating Technoblade's execution to torturing Dream in prison for knowing about the Revive Book. This is strongly intertwined with a vengeful streak, as in both cases, part of the motivation was revenge for himself or those he cares about. Furthermore, despite claiming that there was no place for emotions in Las Nevadas, Quackity has a very impulsive tendency and acts on his emotional instincts more often than logic. He once told Foolish that when he goes to sleep he doesn't usually have a plan for what he will do the next day, as he considers overthinking a waste of energy. In his Las Nevadas arc, Quackity displays a manipulative tendency when recruiting people for his nation, which goes hand in hand with his charisma. He is also incredibly prone to self-projection. However, it is heavily implied that he believes no one would willingly stay by his side unless he threatens or deceives them into needing to remain. This suggests that this manipulative tendency may stem from a number of other insecurities. Quackity has also shown a desire for power and control since the Manberg War against Pogtopia, leading him to be willing to sacrifice morality and justice in exchange for revenge and control. This most likely stems from his experiences in the Jschlatt Administration, due to his own lack of power and control over the country to improve it during that time.

At the beginning of the Age of Vengeance, Quackity showed a preoccupation with eliminating those in positions of authority over him. His primary advice, at least from that time onward, was to trust no one completely, a point he emphasized to Tommy, Tubbo, and eventually Slimecicle during the Snowfall era. He possesses a rather charismatic quality due to his composure and calm demeanor during arguments, and his chaotic personality easily charms others. He is also persistent and willing to work hard to achieve his goals.
As president of Las Nevadas, Quackity “stopped seeing the good in people” and believes this is a good thing, a stark contrast to his beliefs during L'Manberg's election. He recruited members to the faction based on his identification with them: Foolish for having held optimistic and pacifist views at least at some point, Purpled for wanting to leave a legacy, and Fundy for not wanting to be alone and abandoned by others. There are implications that most of these traits are shaped by past traumas he had suffered, which he was psychologically projecting onto them. However, despite his morally dubious recruitment methods, Quackity treats the members of Las Nevadas well and is respectful of their opinions. It is also revealed that Quackity has some kind of desire to leave a legacy.

Quackity fluctuates between chaotic and legal/orderly, unpredictably, but its greatest desire is to have a sense of belonging. During its election campaign, it showed more of a chaotic, noisy side, which continued until the handover of the Jschlatt Administration. He also declared during this period that he believed everyone had something good within them and that he was willing to work for a better future for all. As time went on, Quackity realized that Schlatt had no intention of granting him any respect or equal power, which was his true desire. He defected to Pogtopia, becoming somewhat less chaotic and more responsible for his actions. It is also implied that his experiences in Manberg caused him to become disillusioned with the ideal of words over weapons, as his repeated negotiations with Schlatt did not guarantee him any respect. Before the final war in the events of the Manberg Rebellion, Quackity and Tubbo spoke frankly about their fears and future, and they both eventually agreed to fight the war to the end despite their concerns about being outnumbered. After the war, Quackity joined New L'Manberg as Secretary of State, where he gained a more prominent leadership role while still displaying much of his chaotic nature. During Schlatt's funeral, he insulted the former leader by urinating on a photo of him and eating his heart. During the events of the Exile Conflict and George's downfall, Quackity displayed a level of level-headedness uncharacteristic of his character. While discussing Tommy's assault on George's house with Tubbo, he was not as forgiving as in the past, and even engaged in a heated argument with Dream after George's dethronement.

Quackity is a human with fair skin, black eyes, a hat, and a black mullet. He wears a white shirt (which may have bloodstains), gray trousers held up with matching suspenders, and a red tie. Fundy has mentioned that he has about 17 identical suits in his wardrobe.
Quackity appears with a scar over her left eye, the result of her confrontation with Technoblade. At first, the scar has a pinkish hue, but it gradually fades, though it remains visible. Despite her insecurities, it is implied that Quackity is, overall, an attractive character.

L'Manberg's Choice 2020 (SWAG2020)
Manberg's Rebellion (Pogtopia)
Conflict of exile (From pro-prohibition to anti-prohibition)
Doomsday War (L'Manberg)
Disc Confrontation (Tommy's side)

Big Q
Faltty Patty/Sugar Pumpkin (by Jschlatt)
Quackity of the Snowy Days (By Slimecicle)
Quackster
The House that always win