Gameovers

Syntax is an organization of villains from the Gameoverse series, led by Warrick. Their goal is to destroy the game world through the hero's victory.

Compound:

Warrick: Leader, "deletes" characters.

Miss N.E. Truth: Second in command, careerist, master of disguise and manipulation.

Papier: Paper humanoid, shapeshifting, first mate.

Malice: An android robot with cat-like features who hates the world of Keith.

Pogrom: The Silent Companion of Evil.

Crab Girl: Rookie.

Floatiks: Infantrymen.

Also mentioned are Commander Gorfein, Zannilla, Stout Bob, Karl Killem, Mira, and others.

Peculiarities:

Syntax recruits surviving evil characters, threatening extermination if they refuse. Members perform a variety of roles, from manipulation to combat.

The goal of Team Kit (in the context of the animated web series Gameoverse) is to prevent the destruction of game worlds. Kit is an agent of the organization Farcade, which seeks to protect the Gameoverse from cataclysms that occur when a hero defeats a villain and completes a game.

The main goal of the Syntax organization in the Gameoverse web series is to ensure the destruction of game worlds. To achieve this, Syntax helps the heroes defeat the villains, leading to the game's end and a cataclysm that destroys the world.

The Floaties are the secondary antagonists of the Glitch Productions web series Gameovers.

They are Syntax's henchmen, similar in appearance to their leader, Warrick. Serving as his workforce, they assist Papier and Miss N.E. Truth in their raids as reconnaissance or infantry, to overwhelm the Support Team members with sheer numbers. Their appearance may vary depending on the task at hand.

Appearance
There are two types of floaters. Although they look similar, they differ in detail:

The ground floater resembles a small skeleton. It is gray in color, with horns on its head that are either curved upward or straight. Its helmet is adorned with slits in the shape of the Syntax logo, and its lower part resembles an upper jaw.

The Air Floater is similar in appearance to its land counterpart, but is colored purple and has wings instead of horns, allowing it to fly.

Mayhem is one of the secondary antagonists in the Glitch Productions web series Gameovers.

He, like his mistress, Malice, is the evil counterpart of Kit and the Whisperers, and was the villain of Kit's world before its destruction. However, he and Malice survived the cataclysm that destroyed Kit's world, and now, alongside her, he serves Syntax.

Appearance
Pogrom appears as a massive combat robot, whose body consists of a single, massive capsule with no discernible head, but possesses equally massive arms and legs. He is at least twice the size of his partner, Zloba. In the upper part of his body is a large, glowing red eye. Pogrom also has a mouth, which is almost invisible when closed. When open, a red glow is visible inside.

After consuming Malice, it erupts from his back, and Pogrom itself becomes the lower half of their combined body, resembling a massive spider with six powerful legs that can be used as weapons. It develops something resembling a face, with a single eye remaining and a toothy maw.[1]

Personality
Little is currently known about Pogrom's personality, except that, as a villain on Kit's homeworld, he harbors a deep hatred for her and apparently desires her destruction. It was likely the chance to face Kit and the Whiz-Whiz again in combat that prompted Pogrom to join Syntax and Warrick's armada, despite their actions (and likely their involvement in the destruction of his homeworld).

Perhaps the only one with whom Pogrom has a trusting relationship is his partner Zloba, and he will help her to carry out revenge at any cost.

Zloba is the antagonist of the web series Gameovers. She is the evil counterpart of Kit and Stuff, having survived the destruction of her world. She now serves Syntax.

Appearance: An android robot with feline features, a purple body, gray connecting sleeves, and a mechanical tail. A hexagonal opening on its chest. Massive legs and arms with three fingers and hexagonal openings. Sharp teeth and claws. During combat, it significantly increases in size, its arms become more massive, covered in armor, and have elongated claws.

Personality: He hates Kit and Vsyachina, wanting to destroy them. He trusts only his partner Pogrom, with whom he wants to deal with his doppelganger.

The Syntax are the main antagonists of Gameoverse's reboot series.

This group of villains, led by Warrick, collects the remains of destroyed game worlds in the Gameverse known as the Float. They do this by helping the heroes win the game and, in turn, ensuring the victory conditions are met, which ultimately leads to a cataclysm that destroys their planets. They also recruit more villains to their ranks; those who refuse to join are destroyed by Warrick.

According to Warrick, their goal in assembling the Float is to one day reclaim all the worlds they have lost.

Warrick is one of the main antagonists of the Glitch Productions web series Gameovers.

Appearance
Warrick's head is a helmet adorned with a small black horn on the left. The helmet itself consists of a toothed lower jaw and five viewing slits, shaped like a diamond. A red glow emanates from the jaw and slits, and when he's angry, plumes of red steam also emerge from them.

Warrick's pale white, muscular body is adorned with an amber hexagonal strap with two prongs at the end. His right arm is fully clad in brown armor with a black border, while his attached pale yellow left arm is clad only in a matching bracer.

Below him are brown pants that hold a belt with a buckle decorated with three red polygons, which, by their shape, also form a diamond.

Personality
Warrick believes he understands the rules of the Gameverse, their cruelty and injustice. Therefore, he relies on force and strict discipline, not only for himself but also for his subordinates, which allows him to keep dangerous individuals, including villains from various game worlds, under control. Even if he resorts to punishment and cruelty, he still gives them a chance to prove themselves, despite their repeated failure to live up to his expectations.

Gobbles is one of the main characters in the web series Gameovers (Glitch Productions).

Appearance:

Reboot: A purple dinosaur with pink eyes, a white belly, a blue tie with the letter "G" on it, and bright pink scales/plates on his back.

Original: A crimson dinosaur with black eyes, short arms, pink plates on its back and two teeth.

Camouflage: Normal appearance + mustache and top hat.

Warrior: Steel armor with blue zippo and lion pattern.

Christmas: Red Cap.

Personality:

Reboot: Timid and nervous, but caring. Learns courage and strives to be helpful.

Original: He loves to teach, but is shy about his normal personality, inventing "cool" nicknames for himself. He expresses dissatisfaction openly, enjoys flattery, but is capable of bold actions and values ​​his friends.

Fold is one of the main antagonists of the Glitch Productions web series Gameovers.

Appearance
In his normal form, Papier is a flat, white humanoid with a single lilac eye and three-fingered limbs. Due to his morphology, which resembles a sentient sheet of paper, he can assume a variety of shapes and even change his size.

Personality
Papier is an energetic individual. He always gives his all and uses his abilities to the fullest. However, he doesn't like it when someone interrupts while he's busy, or when someone handles him carelessly, either tearing his edges or crumpling him.

Miss N.E. Truth is one of the main antagonists of the Glitch Productions web series Gameovers.

Appearance
Miss N.E. Truth's golden hair is pulled back into a high ponytail. A single long braid hangs from her right temple. Her lipstick and uniform match her lilac eyes. She sometimes wears a cap.

Her uniform is adorned with a yellow lapel, from which emerges a stripe that crosses the length of her uniform. Miss N.E. Pravda wears black gloves and a belt matching her eyes with a gold buckle, from which emerge two lapels.

Personality
Miss N.E. Truth is a careerist. Cruel and determined, she's willing to step over her own comrades and openly betray them to accomplish her mission. At the same time, she has a habit of toeing the line and currying favor with her superior, Warrick.

Kaboodle is the main character of Glitch Productions' web series Gameovers. He is Keith's assistant, who is the keeper of all things.

Appearance
In appearance, Vsyachina resembles a small robotic cyclops with a red eye. Its white, spherical body is adorned with a gray cap containing its face.

Equally small limbs extend from the small body. The hands are two-fingered red claws, and the legs are red hemispheres with white feet. The limbs can stretch, forming so-called straps, which allow Keith to carry himself on his back.

Personality
Vsyachina has a huge ego, an equally enormous sense of humor, and an arrogant personality. Whenever the opportunity arises, he's quick to make a caustic comment or nickname one of the shuttle passengers if they're being useless or foolish. When he's angry, Vsyachina starts screaming loudly. And all of this fits into a small steel frame.

Unlike Kit, who is driven by emotions, Vsyachina adheres to a precise calculation. He doesn't hesitate to remind her of this at all times. In carrying out the assigned task, he is confident that this approach will save far more people than she expects. Vsyachina never forgets the task, and whenever he encounters a villain, he is willing to take on their training, just to prevent the hero from winning.

Despite his sarcasm, All Things Are loyal to Kit and always helps her in every way. He's a pilot and excellent mechanic on the shuttle "Shootrick," capable of fixing any malfunction. All Things Are is also resourceful. He can pull out anything he needs at a given moment and toss it into Kit's hands. Sometimes, he can signal to her that it's time to activate their transformation. All Things Are is ready to help Kit in any way possible in battle, as she struggles against smaller opponents who can quickly surround and immobilize Kit. After all, his job is to watch her back (and sometimes, literally, in the form of a backpack).

Keith Bodega is an anthropomorphic cat and the main character of the web series Gameovers.

Appearance: Kit is a short cat with a bob cut, yellow glasses, and red lenses. She has cat ears, whiskers, and burgundy eyes.

Clothing: She wears a yellow jumpsuit with a white zigzag stripe, under which is a black underarmor. On her arms and legs are thick bracers and greaves with red tips reminiscent of cat paws. On her left shoulder is the inscription "Sundries."

Helmet: In combat form, Keith wears an orange helmet with a white stripe and earflaps. A ribbed chestplate is connected to the bracers by tubes.

Other Outfits: Keith also wears a retro-style red leotard with a white stripe and yellow accents, as well as yellow bracers and greaves.

Personality: Kit is bold, optimistic, and determined. She's resourceful and uses gadgets to save the world.

Trauma: The destruction of her home world left a mark, and situations reminiscent of the village's destruction can provoke her to act rashly.

Emotionality: She is driven by emotions, but this also gives her the strength to complete her mission. Keith sympathizes with those who have experienced similar experiences.

Values: She values ​​her friends very much and won't let them get hurt. Keith is "born to be a hero, but forced to play the villain."