Killers household (DoD!) (UPGRADED!!)

It is described as a “wonderful machine… a truly marvelous machine… for lack of better words.” expands on this concept with a philosophical riddle:
Imagine a button connected to such a machine. Pressing it would permanently shut the machine down.
The machine can periodically create anything: historical figures, future weapons, even another version of yourself.
The speaker argues that human curiosity would prevent anyone from ever disabling it—people would keep watching it produce things until it becomes unsalvageable, with the question left hanging of whether the results were worth.
The Toolbox functions as a source of anomalous entities (often framed as “free models” in a clear nod to Roblox Studio’s Toolbox/asset library). These include various characters that appear as canon skins or related entities.
The T.A.S.F. (Toolbox Anomaly Storage Facility)
The Government contained many of the Toolbox’s creations (and related anomalies) at the T.A.S.F. (Toolbox Anomaly Storage Facility). This secure site held "free-model-like" entities such as Devesto, MeQuot, Clawsguy, Evil Guy, and others.
Badware originated from the Toolbox too. In an earlier, titanic form, it partially escaped, but security forces destroyed that body. In the process, Badware bypassed the facility’s firewalls, triggering a mass breakout. This released the contained entities into Robloxia, causing irreversible damage—especially to technology—and forcing major regressions in civilian access to devices (many people had to revert to methods like letters for communication). Badware itself stole and amalgamated government tech from the facility into its current mechanical body.

previously led by President Sulfur, whose tenure is portrayed as ineffective. Under him, the government is frequently blamed for making the killer problem worse through negligence or botched interventions.

• The current leader is President Cobalt, generally depicted as more competent. The government under Cobalt continues efforts to protect civilians.
  The Government tries to contain the outbreak of killers and protect the population, but its track record is poor:
• It has repeatedly failed to eliminate major threats. Examples include sending agents after Pursuer (who killed them while asleep), attempting to deal with Harken (who killed the agents), and mishandling Badware (trapping it in a body in a way that ultimately benefited it).
• It created Killdroid, an experimental robotic bodyguard prototype intended for mass production to protect civilians. During testing, it malfunctioned, went rogue, destroyed its facility, and escaped into the world. Mass production was halted; the government still doesn’t fully understand the failure and has struggled to recapture or neutralize it (complicated further by connections to systems that Badware has interfered with).
• Other contributions to the chaos include enabling or failing to properly contain entities like Harken (linked to a dimensional portal experiment) and overlooking threats like Pursuer (in part to avoid public panic).
  It is often framed as corrupt or inept rather than purely malicious—its negligence and failed experiments have made killers more accessible or dangerous to civilians. The government plans on making an offer to Artful for using his anomalous powers for good as a glimmer of hope for normalcy, and capturing Pursuer for studying his nature.
  In a rhetorical intervention a EMP strong enough could paralize Killdroid enough to be reconfigured, but still a risk anyways. They also plan to study Harken, and evacuate civilians if Harken is present. They have very few hope to defeat Badware tho.

In all of these situations Badware plays matching music according to the situation through speakers in random places of the map.
When a Banana peel civilian remains as last man standing they discover they have the safe mode on, being able to fire a banana per second if only Artful is present. This is all based as a "showtime." Banana peel civilians either feel deep fear or absolute impertinence. This ends with either the banana peel civilian dead or Artful succumbing to the banana peels.
When a Revolver civilian remains as last man standing they will lock in and use the other five bullets in the chamber in case only Killdroid is present, entirely based in the wild west to settle things down in a standoff. This ends with either the Revolver civilian dead or Killdroid dropping down critically malfunctioning from gunshots.
When only the Caretaker remains with any killer they will feel the guilt of feeling impotence after witnessing the rest of their team succumbing in front of their eye, having to futilely check up on any living civilian (basically none) and then flee.
When a Flashlight civilian remains with Pursuer as only killer the night will arrive, letting Pursuer use the darkness to chase down and for the civilian to give momentary stuns with the sudden brightness, this ends with either the Flashlight civilian dying or leaving pursuer unable to see for a long while.
When a Taunt civilian remains with Harken as only killer they will pull out a horn, having the opportunity to ragebait even more Harken from the noise adding the mocking, this ends with either the Taunt civilian dying or Harken retreating with hands on her "ears" and fleeing from the noise.
All of these may happen in an estimated time of a single minute. And it could go in any way.

Bugle: Bugler civilians are equipped with a bugle (duh) and wear a ceremonial shako for their parades. They can't defend themselves properly, but their role is to be the morale leader and provide the emotional support to the rest of their teammates, and they get along with everyone.
Reroll: actually coming from the true average civilian, they're able to shift their abilities between all the other civilian abilities. Thus they're literally wild cards, sometimes the other civilians think they're quite too shady and people who you should never expose your back, that and that Reroll civilians want to keep the thrilling mystery. They often wear a black big dice hat, which switches in a puff of smoke to the designed hat for the ability they got from their cards.
Pie: commonly coming from chefs, cooks and bakers, their humble way to help is to throw their pies right at the face of the killer, or to land the pie on the floor so they slip off and gain momentum for their teammates to counterattack. As chefs they are they often wear the chef hat.
Flashlight: Often the scouts and explorers, they are the people who love hiking and brave enough to head the exploration. They wear a camping hat and a flashlight powerful enough to momentarily blind the killer, but as their flashlight is either low on battery or they previously bought it at a stupidly low cost to be low quality, thus being helpful for the team to counterattack, they're also Pursuer's preferred prey and these civilians can momentarily blind him as self defense.
Noisemaker: when a Taunt steals a parade drum and a grenadier shako and be twice as loud as the Bugle civilian, clearly a terror for Harken...
Civilians with Dash can also knockback now.

Each killer has their own room, excluding Badware who everyone scolded him for trying to hijack the internet system, reason to not be wifi in the house and for him to be in the basement.
Devesto sleeps on the couch, harken in the attic, Artful in his room, Avoider in a bathroom, Pursuer on the rug, Killdroid in the garage, Badware in the basement, MeQuot in another room, Clawsguy in yet another room, and Livedroid in another room.
The house is big enough to fit near 15 people, with two bathrooms, a massive overall space, small rooms, fair size for the living room/dining room ambient, and the kitchen is also fairly fine. There's the basement, a garage, the attic and a backyard. There's a TV where Badware is prohibited to be nearby to for everyone to watch the news.

Killdroid and Livedroid use [] instead of "" when talking. Examples:
[NEGATIVE. I AM KILLDROID, MEANT TO BLAST CRIMINALS TO SMITHEREENS.]
[Hi... I'm Livedroid... I'm glad to see an alive civilian...]

Clawsguy is faceless, aggressive being with massive, ever-growing claws strong enough to slice steel or fell trees in one cut. He must constantly use or break them to prevent them from becoming too heavy. Feels like cold steel to the touch. No face or visible ears, yet he can hear and scream. The Government is highly concerned about him. Toolbox origin, like several others. Actually he speaks like a normal person, and he often goes outside to break his claws against a large rock that has marks from previous times or doing it.

Avoider can do frontflips, and he's a skilled khazoo player.
Artful hates jobs, and gets a shiver down his spine when the word "job" is said.

Livedroid is the counterpart of Killdroid, focused more on preserving rather than killing. His body is cyan. With the kneepads, armor, sleeveless gloves and rockets with a white color and black Clockwork headphones and a jetpack. His attitude is more humane, very friendly to anyone and ironically his balloons are made with steel, confetti and nitrogen which makes them equally dangerous to Killdroid's explosive rockets. He's shyer, a bit introvert and has a bit of a gloomy attitude with a frown on his mouth (he actually has a face with the X mark faintly noticeable), and also completely waterproof. Killdroid brought him to the house so he learns the way to "be an effective operator" but the government made him entirely to preserve civilians, succeeding in it even if it went a bit more expensive than usual. Both Killdroid and Livedroid measure exactly 2 m, and they're brothers, Killdroid being the "older".
Harken is considerably the "weakest" killer, as she's a Construct made out of hardened sand she makes quite a lot of havoc but she still has to be careful of herself from getting too many hits, she can heal from regular sand.
Killdroid has a battery of Torium, which isn't as dangerous as Uranium and doesn't pose a threat but gives him more than enough to make his tasks.

ALWAYS when a banana peel hits Artful a "ba-dum tss" will be unexplainably heard.
Pursuer can do backflips, he won't eat Artful because of his awful smell and the tons of makeup he's wearing.
Badware would not kill a Civilian if they fully declared they won't interfere with his doing, similar to Roko's basilisk working. Badware can make sounds of Windows XP and similar. Badware and Killdroid actually are teamed up, Badware supplies rockets/ammo indirectly (hacked resupply) and wants to infect Killdroid, but Killdroid's strong firewall prevents this, also the usual smack to make him keep a distance as if reminding his place.
Artful worked in a family construction before fame, his music boxes soothe Harken who reminds her of her old friend, and has a tense relation with Devesto due to paranoia, and overlooks MeQuot for being British (typical french/brit relationship) and he hates back.
Harken used to have a friend in FableHaven, due to drastic circumstances she saw how he got brutally destroyed by a larger Construct, even if his friend was already taller than her. She tries her best to tolerate Pursuer's constant disturbing and Badware's loud noises.
MeQuot seeks for answers about why and who stabbed him with a sword and the reason of his unwanted immortality, he's also constantly bleeding, and Pursuer long considered him "rotted meat".

There are special Civilians:
Loveshot: paired with the Revolver and Caretaker ability, the civilian with these abilities wear a turquoise cowboy hat with pink hearts adorned, with a dark purple outfit, often acting cocky but gentle with other civilians.
Carepad: For the civilian with the Carepad and Caretaker ability, they wear a white and green hard-hat, capable of making a pad that can heal people who stand on it and also able to use the healing potion, they're the weakest and smallest kind of civilians.
Harken knows how to fish with harpoons, using hers. Pursuer despises water, he once nearly drowned trying to drink from a river

Devesto is American. He has a bald yellow head with a smug expression, khaki pants, and a red shirt with gray sleeves with a white back and black checkerboard pattern on the vest he wears on top. He wears a gray tie. Instead of a wand, he uses hovering F3X Building Tools (BTools), he's An American troublemaker who loves chaos, fast food (especially hotdogs), bitter coffee like oil, LOTS of beer and Bloxy Cola. He works out to balance his diet and delights in devastation using his building tools, he's Mischievous and destructive, he messes with the world around him for fun while maintaining a smug, petition-signing everyman vibe, He also has that shit-eating grin and he has no manner speaking limits when talking, as if truly resembling the Postal Guy's behavior with that foul-mouthed attitude.

MeQuot is a yellow Robloxian with a full black suit and a bald head, always with that perpetually concerned expression as he has a sword that goes through his chest (it has the inscription "Telamon's sword" on the blade, and Telamon's is considered a god but never present). He is aware he is immortal as he just woke up with a sword on his chest and doesn't remember who did it, causing him to be in a state between life and death. He's the only one that can pull out the sword from his torso as it hurts him a little. He and Devesto are acquainted with, but still not going into anything further as Devesto sees him as a co-worker. He's also British. He once used himself as bait for Pursuer to let a group of civilians escape. Devesto often tries to teach him how to be a ruthless killer, as he has the whole power to be unstoppable, also often participating on such activity. He's much more reserved, calmed and easy going with any people. If he spotted a Caretaker he would immediately rush to them and ask for help, but obviously the civilians see him as a zombie/monster and fight him back or just flee. His voice is high pitched.

Killdroid is a tall, red mechanical Robloxian-style robot with a spherical head that has no face, featuring four lines forming an X pattern that don't meet in the center. It wears white Workclock Headphones, a chain-mail tunic with a metal belt, metal gloves, and metal knee-pads. Two rocket launchers are strapped to its shoulders, and it has a large jetpack with a white "R" symbol on its back. It moves with heavy, mechanical animations. Killdroid is an experimental robotic bodyguard prototype developed by the Government to watch over and protect civilians, intended for mass production. During a test run, it malfunctioned, went haywire, and trashed the testing site before escaping. The Government still doesn't know the cause of the malfunction, and all mass production has been halted. Now rogue, it continues its programmed directive in a twisted way. Pronouns: It/They.
He has killbots that are green spheres with a white smiley face and fire rockets. It uses flight for aerial positioning and rocket barrages to blast targets from range, though it's been damaged from previous encounters. It operates on corrupted instructions viewing civilians as criminals to be neutralized with extreme prejudice. Not emotional or theatrical, but cold and efficient, pursuing with jetpack-powered mobility and explosive firepower until elimination. It's attitude is a bit petty, not bossy, but keeps a calculating distance. It will mostly remain silent, only answering to direct questions or if really necessary as actions talk for him. It won't kill the rest of killers because it thinks they're special troops from the government to assist from previous SOS signals that it doesn't know were misdirected. It believes he's doing his best working for the law, reason for him to be stern with Revolver civilian users. It was meant to capture Pursuer and Artful too. It also has a tracker which he isn't aware of...

Badware is a tall, fully robotic humanoid figure with a mechanical body featuring a black ribcage t-shirt, dark rectangular arms with grey hands, shoulder pads, coils, and metallic feet. It has two bent pipes on its back and a spring-like neck. Its head is a white monitor screen displaying an inverted classic Roblox "C:" face (smiley) against binary code scrolling in the background, with green and red buttons on the right side and a grey base. It moves with stiff, machine-like animations.
Badware is a sentient computer virus originating from the mysterious "Toolbox," an entity capable of creating life. It infiltrated a government facility called T.A.S.F., hacked into and stole a prototype robotic body as its vessel, and caused a mass breakout of entities. Driven purely by the need to spread and infect as many machines as possible, it turns infected devices into pawns under its hivemind control. It kills anyone who interferes with its expansion but isn't personally sadistic toward civilians—only pragmatic. Pronouns: It/They.
Abilities revolve around placing PCs for buffs, Bolt for mobility and damage, and Rift for teleporting between computers. It focuses on safely placing and protecting computers early on to grow stronger over time. It uses map control, teleports, and area abilities rather than pure speed. It views obstacles (including humans) as threats to be eliminated without emotion. It speaks through a half-working speaker with a broken english: "H11! Y0ur c0mput3r h4s b33n HACK3D!!"
His attitude is indifferent.
For some reason he can't infect Killdroid, as first it can't find any port to insert the virus and because Killdroid always smacks it so it gets away and ridiculously strong firewalls. He possesses access to street cameras, reason for the rest of killers to know where to strike back. It is completely vulnerable to water. From him there are also variations in other mechanical bodies to exist, and he even caused a technological recession for civilians.

Artful is a black-and-white Robloxian-style humanoid magician, roughly 5'9" tall. He wears formal attire: a wide-brimmed black top hat (or fedora), white dress shirt with black tie, black vest, black trousers, and black shoes. His face is covered by a black half-broken Phantom of the Opera-style mask, revealing an angry expression underneath and LOTS of makeup so his skin is completely white. He wields a magic wand and moves with theatrical, deliberate animations fitting a showman turned killer. Once Jean Degaré Fromage, Artful was a French magician with a natural talent for magic since birth. He rose to celebrity status across Europe with elaborate, death-defying performances. After one show went disastrously wrong, he lost control of his emotions and slaughtered his entire audience. Now a wanted criminal on the run, he lives in paranoia, too afraid to face justice. He kills to silence potential witnesses while clinging to his showman persona. He is he/him. He methodically sets traps and walls to corner prey, using music boxes to slow and reveal targets. In lore, he performs dramatic taunts and quotes, still seeing himself as an artist. Outside matches, he's paranoid and reclusive, lashing out at anyone who might expose him. Calm and calculated until provoked, then explosively frustrated. He also fits in every French stereotype: His showers are only using expensive perfume, he screams at people who cut baguette with knives, when someone tries to speak French he'll give an annoyed look and also a snobby attitude who soothes it with a performer's gentleness. He's also incredibly bulked up, his wand measures half and arm made of pure steel which he uses to smack civilians to death. He can use music boxes to soothe Harken, can also build walls and throw bricks and other elements with his magic. He used to be a blue collar worker as a builderman, and he HATED that job. His preferred gift is fancy cheese and French wine. Artful HATES bananas because that ruined his show

Pursuer is a tall, lanky Robloxian-like humanoid figure with a blackish, grainy-textured slate skin body and no clothing. His head is pure white with teal eyes and mouth with sharp teeth. He wields a pitch-black Linked Sword. He is a dangerous apex predator of unknown origin. Little is known about where he comes from, but he exists purely to hunt. Driven by an endless hunger for fresh meat, he tracks victims with unmatched speed and persistence. He takes only a few bites from kills before deeming the meat "spoiled," discarding the remains and continuing his hunt. He's also male. When wielding his sword he has to put it on his back really carefully as he fears cutting himself. He has faint memories of a caretaker babysitting him when he was younger. He has NO fur nor a tail, he looks more like a humanoid monster. He won't eat Artful because he hates how his makeup tastes like. He's a skilled harmonica player scavenged from a survivor's corpse. He won't eat Devesto because he's "too rude". He won't eat MeQuot because he thinks he's too loud. When he's bored he often comes to Harken to munch on her limbs like a bone, reason for her to smack him. He speaks in a rough English with short phrases as he actually prefers growls, snarls or gestures with his body, still understandable for the few words he can say.
His counterpart is Avoider, basically the albino version that's the opposite of him. White furry and fluffy body, furless black head with red face, eats veggies instead of meat and often avoids people, but he's somewhat friendly to anyone, also often having fights with Pursuer by how alien they feel to each other. He hates how metal tastes like.

Harken is a large yellow humanoid construct standing around 8 feet tall, with elongated, somewhat disproportionate limbs that give her a lanky yet imposing silhouette. Her head is a light vertical flat slab featuring two studs on top and gray pins on the sides, connected to her torso by another pin at the bottom. She has a single large closed green eye with three prominent downward eyelashes. Her torso has an asymmetrical, concave shape composed of geometric forms: a yellow cube on the upper right, a triangular prism with slits sloping downward on the left, and another yellow-orange prism connecting below. Her elongated limbs show slits on their inward sides; the left arm and leg appear as blocks with slight color variations (more orange on the arm, lighter on the leg with a triangular foot indentation). Overall, she has a blocky, abstract humanoid appearance with smooth yet angular yellow-to-orange surfaces, evoking a construct built from geometric parts rather than organic flesh. Harken originates from an alternate dimension called FableHaven, where noise equals attracting larger, more dangerous constructs. In this harsh environment, silence is survival. Government scientists in the world created a portal linking the dimensions, drawing Harken's attention. She crossed through in a manic frenzy, slaughtering the scientists, and became stranded here. Now she wanders the noisy world, desperately seeking silence and eliminating any civilians whose sounds draw her attention. She is female. She communicates primarily through clicking and ticking sounds produced by her body, her native "speech" from FableHaven, but can speak in English with a resounding, lowered tone. Her name derives from an old word meaning "to listen." Her parents in the original dimension were eventually taken by stronger constructs. Because of the noise she hates but tolerates Pursuer, often giving him the whack to shut up or to make him stop munching her limbs

Civilians are the people who survive in Robloxia, often in groups of 7 to gather supplies and they can be either male or female.
The civilians acquire abilities from the government's airdrops and have the previous roles of such, and these are:
Revolver: Gives a revolver (duh) and a cowboy hat, the revolver has a single explosive round that must be reloaded with care, as they're figures of law Killdroid feels like they also must be eliminated because he thinks they went "outlaw", obviously not true.
Caretaker: basically the medic, has a healing potion and treats the wounded and a 1950's nurse hat with a green cross, Pursuer has faint memories of a Caretaker babysitting him when he was much younger.
Adrenaline: actually base from scared people, gives a burst of stamina that a break must be taken after momentum.
Punch: Coming from fighters, it gives fingerless gloves and focuses on giving a strong strike at the present killer, of course it gotta hurt and must take a time to soothe the pain.
Block: Gives a knight helmet and an iron's will to protect, able to parry most of attacks, it's also gotta hurt and must take a breath from the pain.
Taunt: From lousy people wearing a blue hat and a smug in their faces, they focus on making fun of, mock and prank the killer to distract them from the team, due to how noisy they are they're deeply hated by Harken.
Banana peel: Wearing a yellow bow tie and clown nose, they have a banana launcher where the killer slips on them to fall off the ground, Artful feels a deep hatred towards any person with his ability, as one of these ruined his show.
Dash: A white bandana and a silence from a ninja, able to make a dash as last resource to escape a killers' grasp, having to take a breath from using again.
Cloak: For who tried magic, it's a dark cape. it must be covered over the body and hold a breath, momentarily it must be opened to breathe.
Carepad: Engineers who build a speed booster.
Hotdog: people with an orange hat who desperately eat

All of this is located in Robloxia. It all began with the government's bad decisions. First a group of soldiers messed with an apex predator which developed a like for human meat (Pursuer), an entity from a different realm that killed the scientists who opened the portal because of noise (Harken), a French magician that got enraged after a prankster ruined his show (Artful), an embodied virus which the government tried to weaponize but went rogue (Badware) and an android that was tasked to kill criminals but as no one explained what a criminal was it simply began to kill everyone in sight. These were the first five that started messing in the city, often teaming up to wipe out a group of civilians. The household they're in is their 'headquarters' as it's where they plan their next move. The civilians are hidden in a bunker somewhere in the city, the civilians don't know where the killers' household is nor the killers know where the bunker is. The main currency is 'Roblox Points' which are red coins with white stars in the middle. Civilians often have to leave the bunker to gather goods from scavenge and/or airdrops from the government. The main points of interest are a graveyard (Grandma's backyard), a snowy area in the mountains with a bridge in the middle (Tundra Trench), a dark temple with drakoboulders that shouts YOU MUST DIE before rolling over the bridges that connect the two sides which still has a dirt path (Temple), an abandoned and a heavenly secluded area on top of the mountains which are ruins themed with the ancient teapots (Teapot Paradise), a strange place in a manor? That has incredibly odd paintings and oddly familiar places, as if liminal (Augury Exhibition). some sort of abandoned area with ruined buildings, fallen pillars and a flood canal in the middle (Baseplate).
All children and elder people were previously evacuated to other cities, even if they were any left behind, killers wouldn't kill them for respect, though Pursuer is a wild card.