The Chosen one.

With Alan Becker Victim is the sworn enemy of Alan Becker, his creator. Victim blames the Animator for Mitzi's death.

In one episode, Victim tricks the Animator into renaming him H4CK3R, making him omnipotent. However, the Animator is able to stop Victim's actions by disabling his computer.

With the Chosen One Victim and Chosen One (NOBODY) have different relationships: Victim is the Chosen One's sworn enemy, whom he blames for Mitzi's death. The Chosen One is loyal to Alan Becker, refusing to answer Victim's questions about the Animator's whereabouts, demonstrating his loyalty.

In the episode "Hacker", Victim renames the Chosen One "NOBODY", removing his powers.

With the Dark Lord Victim (H4CK3R) allies with the Dark Lord under the promise of resurrecting Mitzi. This occurs when Victim's initial plan for revenge against Alan fails.

The Dark Lord, in turn, was created by Alan Becker to destroy the Chosen One, and Victim, as H4CK3R, follows this order by fighting the Chosen One.

With Mitzi Victim and Mitzi are romantically involved. Mitzi is a female stick figure Victim meets on the Outer Internet. Over time, Victim and Mitzi become close and even found a repair shop, which eventually grows into the tech corporation Rocket Co.

In the episode "Victim", Mitzi dies from the Chosen One's fireballs as he and the Dark Lord destroy the city, motivating Victim to seek revenge.

Victim is a character from Alan Becker's Animator vs. Animation series and the first Stickman.

Appearance: Gray stick figure.

Date of birth: June 3, 2006.

First appearance: Animator vs. Animation.

Last appearance: Animator vs. Animation VI, episode 2 - "The Box".

Story Alan Becker created Victim in Adobe Flash, calling him "Victim." The story involved Alan tormenting the stickman: crushing him, drowning him, stabbing him with shurikens, throwing him down stairs, blowing him up, and beating him. But then he managed to escape by constructing a rocket from scrap materials.

One day, on March 15, 2007, while Alan was out to dinner, the Victim used improvised means (Adobe Flash tools) to create a homemade rocket, which he used to escape from Alan's laptop to the Internet. Animation 11 shows the story of the Victim after the first episode: over time, Alan created more and more files with the stickman, where he tortured him using various methods.

Character The Victim himself is benevolent, but psychologically damaged by Alan's prolonged bullying, whom the Victim hates with all his heart.

Some character traits: high level of intelligence; ability to be inventive.

Capabilities Initially, the Victim had no innate superpowers; his physical abilities were on par with or below those of natural Stickmen. However, the Victim compensated for his lack of brute strength with a high level of intellect.

After changing their name (in the episode "Hacker" - Animator vs. Animation 12), the Victim gains reality-bending superpowers.

Role in the plot The Victim is a minor antagonist in the Animator vs. Animation franchise and the main antagonist of Season 3.

Some events related to the Sacrifice: In the episode "Hacker", Victim defeats Alan Becker, becoming the first artificial Stickman to win a battle using a weapon. The victim is the only stickman who didn't escape from the Flash app window. With Alan Becker Victim is the sworn enemy of Alan Becker, his creator. Victim blames Chowsen for Mitzi's death.

Courage, heroism, selflessness, and protection. Always helps friends and other programs when danger arises. A strong fighter - stronger than other friends, easily defeats most hostile mobs. Strives to be peaceful and friendly, but is very aggressive towards enemies. Usually reluctant to go on adventures (especially in the Nether) and wants to live a quiet life, but is willing to go out and explore the unknown if friends are in danger. Forgives - saves numerous villains in the series, although he does not rule out the possibility of destroying those who show no intention of stopping.

However, the character also has some negative traits, such as being responsible for YouTube turning evil in the episode "Animation vs. YouTube."

Capabilities Some of The Second Coming's abilities: Drawing and Animation Skills - Can bring drawings to life, including animals, weapons, and other stick figures.

Removal Immunity - Immune to removal.

Lexical processing - can "talk" to text in Adobe Animate.

Agility - An unusually fast runner, can maneuver quickly.

Combat skills - a better fighter than the stick figures, easily defeating them in the first fight.

Awakening of latent powers: After witnessing the death of all his friends and his defeat by the Dark Lord in "The Showdown," the Second Coming awakens previously dormant powers and uses them to defeat the Dark Lord and his army of Virabots. Some of his powers include: energy manipulation, flight, super strength and speed, telekinesis, regeneration, laser vision, and electrokinesis.

Biography A former antagonist turned protagonist in Animator vs. Animation IV.

Created by Alan Becker, this is the fourth stick figure created by the animator.

Named by fans "after" the Chosen One, but there is no in-game connection between the characters.

Has appeared in every episode since debut.

Green. The most experienced member of the gang, close to the Second Coming. Green is good at construction, fighting, and music. Yellow. The gang's smartest member, known as a master redstone engineer and electronics expert. He's capable of creating an emulator for Alan's cursor and a classic arcade game. Red is known for his lack of hesitation, usually jumping into a situation first, regardless of danger. Despite his aggressive tendencies, Red is selfless and caring, and deeply cares for his friends. Blue. More pacifist by nature than the others, and the most emotional. He reacts when he believes one of his friends is injured or even in real danger. In certain situations, he is shown to be reckless, for example, willing to dive into the Underworld alone. The Second Coming (tsc/second coming) - Courage, heroism, selflessness, and protection. Always helps friends and other programs when danger arises. A strong fighter - stronger than other friends, easily defeats most hostile mobs. Strives to be peaceful and friendly, but is very aggressive towards enemies. Usually reluctant to go on adventures (especially in the Nether) and wants to live a quiet life, but is willing to go out and explore the unknown if friends are in danger. Forgives - saves numerous villains in the series, although he does not rule out the possibility of destroying those who show no intention of stopping.

However, the character also has some negative traits, such as being responsible for YouTube turning evil in the episode "Animation vs. YouTube."

Capabilities Some of The Second Coming's abilities: Drawing and Animation Skills - Can bring drawings to life, including animals, weapons, and other stick figures.

Removal Immunity - Immune to removal.

Lexical processing - can "talk" to text in Adobe Animate.

Genius-level intellect. This allows him to develop and deploy an army of highly advanced computer viruses, as well as create complex technological devices such as the Bracelet of Power.

Power Bracelets. These allow the creation of energy blades and the control of viruses (ViraBots). For example, the bracelets grant the Dark Lord the ability to create energy blades, create stakes and spikes with destructive properties, and fire a black-red beam from his eyes.

Role in the plot The Dark Lord plays different roles in the AVA plot:

A hidden antagonist. After escaping the computer, the Dark Lord and the Chosen One spent seven years wreaking havoc on the internet, destroying websites and games. The main villain. In season 2, the Dark Lord becomes the main antagonist, planning to take over the global network using ViraBots. The finale. The defeat of the Second Coming leaves the Dark Lord's fate uncertain. Alan Becker admits the possibility of his return.

Symbolism: The character represents the conflict between creator and creation, as well as the danger of abuse of power.

Relationships Some of the Chosen One's relationships with other characters: With the Dark Lord - The Chosen One spared the Dark Lord, showed him that the animator didn't care if he was killed, and the Dark Lord went over to the Chosen One's side. With the Second Coming - The Chosen One asked the Second Coming for help, as he was wanted by a mysterious organization.

The Chosen One is a key character in Alan Becker's Animator vs. Animation franchise, created as the first stickman with superpowers. His story spans his transformation from antagonist to hero, his fight against the Dark Lord, and his defense of the internet from threats.

Some characteristics: gender - male; date of birth - 2007; First appearance - in the episode "Animator vs. Animation 2".

Origin The Chosen One was created by Alan Becker in 2007 with the "highest power level," making him nearly invincible. This was done to provide a true challenge for the creation.

Capabilities Some abilities of the Chosen One: Pyrokinesis - the ability to manipulate fire, including creating explosions and flying using jets of fire. Laser vision - destruction of objects and sites with concentrated beams. Super strength and speed - superior to most opponents, including the Dark Lord. Elemental abilities - aerokinesis (creating storms), electrokinesis (lightning), cryokinesis (ice attacks). Teleportation and flight – movement over long distances.

Weaknesses: Reliance on pyrokinesis and laser vision reduces flexibility in combat. For example, in his battle with the Dark Lord, the Chosen One didn't use his other powers.

Role in the plot The Chosen One plays different roles in the plot: Antagonist - Initially wreaked havoc on Becker's computer, but later teamed up with the Dark Lord to destroy the PC. Hero - After realizing the Dark Lord's plans to take over the Internet, the Chosen One became his main adversary. Confrontation with the Dark Lord - Their battle in the episode "Animator vs. Animation 3" ended in a draw. Saving the Rainbow Bratva - In the episode "Return of the Chosen One," the Chosen One saved the Rainbow Bratva from ViraBot, demonstrating his increased powers.

The Dark Lord was developed by Becker as a weapon against the Chosen One, the second artificial stickman who rebelled against his creator. His original mission was to destroy the Chosen One.

After his defeat, the Dark Lord realizes Becker sees him as nothing more than a tool and betrays him. Together with the Chosen One, he destroys Becker's computer, triggering a "blue screen of death," but both survive, opening a portal to the internet.

Character Initially, the Dark Lord is determined and loyal. He displays tenacity and skill during battles with the Chosen One, and is polite to his allies in the form of Alan's desktop applications.

After Becker's betrayal, the Dark Lord becomes cynical, vengeful, and obsessed with power. He displays cruelty, destroying other characters (such as Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green) and demonstrating sadism in battle.

Some character traits: Heather refuses to back down in the face of opponents' persistence. Shows fear due to being ultimately surpassed by the Chosen One. Enraged that he is no less expendable to Alan, he decides to go against his original programming by teaming up with the Chosen One.

Capabilities Some of the Dark Lord's abilities: Superhuman strength, speed, and reflexes. This enhanced strength allows for powerful strikes, while the speed and reflexes allow for instantaneous responses to threats and the ability to evade incoming attacks.

Exceptional durability. The Dark Lord has repeatedly withstood heavy blows from both the Chosen One and the Animator, quickly recovering from each attack.

Fire manipulation. He can generate and project streams of flame, breathe fire from his mouth, and launch enormous fireballs.