World of Dandy and 2 more films

The Laboratory is the most dangerous floor of the complex after Twisted Dial. To escape, you must fill 30 machines under pressure of time and total fear. It looks like a simple laboratory, but some furniture is scattered, ichor is leaking, and one or two more random Twisteds may appear on the floor to hinder you. Twisted Compass: Absolute Death. The main threat (38 years old, 314 cm). Any encounter with her is an instant defeat, she destroys all health. Appearance: Disheveled black hair in a long ponytail, a broken horn, the left side of his face covered in ichor. His right eye is red with a black spot, and his teeth are sharp. He wears a dirty, torn robe, and his feet are covered in mud. Weapons: Right hand – ichor claws. Left palm (Twisted Compass) – a living red eye with a row of sharp teeth beneath. Behavior: Driven by a thirst for revenge, but temporarily controls herself when she pines for her adopted daughter, Wolfie. Doesn't touch children (Toodles, Gordie). Twisted Wolfie Staunton: The Key to Salvation A younger threat (18 years old, 190 cm). Unlike her mother, she can be reasoned with. When enraged, she deals 2 health damage. Appearance: Black-green hair below the knees, wolf ears, legs covered in ichor. Wears an old robe with a badge. His left eye is closed due to a wound, the right is red with a thick black iris. His teeth are sharp. Anatomy: Instead of arms, she has long ichor tentacles with which she draws in prey. Her maroon wolf tail has mutated into a third arm with claws and is coated in ichor. Behavior: Knows how to contain her madness. Like her mother, she doesn't touch her children. Strategies for interacting with Wolfie: Conversation: Calm conversations on neutral topics completely calm her down. Perfect for distracting her. Bribery: Giving a valuable item (bandage or medkit) provides a 100% guarantee of safety. Help: In exchange for medicine, she can protect against Twisted Compass or show nearby resources and unfilled machines on the map. When choosing on countless floors in the elevator, it will appear as a green rectangle with the words "Will you survive?" written on top, an eye with a smile drawn below the text, and a description of the floor below.

General rules for filling out the form and important tips Readiness indicator: An unfinished vehicle glows red on top. Once the ichor completely fills the tank, the light turns green—the vehicle is ready. Instant Fill: Using a special item, the Valve, purchased from the Dendy store, or the passive trinket, the Wii Remote (given for 100% research of Twisted V), you can fill the first machine on the floor instantly. Beware of Twisted Connie: Sometimes the Car can be cursed (possessed) by Twisted Connie. The light on it glows red, even though the tank appears full. If you try to collect it, Connie will jump out and hit you.

The Twisted Dial Floor is a unique secret level that cannot be accessed by accident. It is only unlocked by voting for the "TIME'S UP" card. Appearance and features of the floor Enormous size: The map is visually much larger than normal floors, has a complex layout with long corridors and dead ends, reminiscent of a tangled labyrinth. Extreme Machine Capacity: There are always exactly 25 Ichor Machines on a floor. They all need to be activated to open the elevator, no matter what floor you're on. Threat Color Indicator: Twisted Dial becomes enraged when you miss a Skill ckeck, no matter where you are - he heard you everywhere. Atmosphere: The floor is permeated with the constant, panic-inducing sound of a clock ticking. The faster Dial moves and the closer he gets to you, the louder and faster the ticking becomes. Additional Enemies: Besides the Dyle, there are 3 or more regular Twisteds that will spawn simultaneously on the huge map, preventing you from starting 25 cars. The problem itself: Twisted Dial is a terrifying hybrid of a pocket watch and a snake. Its head is a cracked gold watch with madly spinning hands. Instead of legs, it has a long, serpentine tail, covered in dark ichor, on which it quickly slithers and writhes. Sharp fangs protrude from its mouth, and its long claws are painted in rainbow colors. A gold chain is wrapped around Dial's waist. When approached, its pupils constrict, and a glowing rage meter is always visible above its head. Chases are accompanied by the loud, panicked ticking of the watch and its hissing.

Standard car What it looks like: A large metal tank with a glass bulb in the center and a rotating handle (valve) on the side. A light on top lights up green when the tank is full. How to fill: Approach and turn the valve. The character will begin turning the handle. During this process, skill checks (QTE circles) will periodically appear on the screen—press the button in the highlighted area at the right time to speed up the process. Machine with a circular skill check What it looks like: It resembles the standard one, but the control panel has a round futuristic interface. How to complete: The mechanics are similar to the standard version, but instead of occasional QTEs, you need to constantly maintain a rhythm within circular zones that continuously move in a spiral. Suitable for characters with high Skill Check star ratings. Treadmill What it looks like: A machine combined with a treadmill. How to fill: Once you stand on it, you need to run quickly to fill the machine. Important: This type of vehicle drains your Stamina. If you use it all up, you won't be able to quickly escape from Twisted if he appears nearby. Car "Floating Barnaby" What it looks like: The screen of this machine is stylized as a pixel mini-game in the style of Flappy Bird, where the main character is the fish Barnaby. How to fill: Play a minigame: press the interaction button to make Barnaby jump in the water, dodge obstacles, and collect ichor. The machine fills as you successfully progress through the minigame. A car for two What it looks like: A huge double structure with two valves or levers on the sides. How to fill: It's much more efficient to fill it with a partner. Each player stands on their own side and initiates the extraction process. Filling speed doubles, but skill checks can appear for both players simultaneously.

The main lobby is a bright, spacious, and cartoonish space, decorated in a retro animation style, where players gather before the start of a match. Key areas and interior elements Color Palette and Flooring: The space is filled with contrasting colors—the walls are painted blue, purple, and beige. A wide rainbow-colored walkway runs down the center of the lobby. Gardenview Exhibition: In the very center of the hall is a circular diorama display featuring garden decorations and wooden figurines of characters (toons), led by Dandy himself. Dandy's Shop: Located on the left side of the lobby, it's an open counter with wooden shelves, where Dandy, the flower toon, sits. Here, players purchase new characters (toons) and trinkets. Adjacent to this is a small room for temporary event shops. Dyle's Store: Located across from Dendi's shop, it sells customizations: skins, stickers, and accessories. Relaxation Area: Behind the central Gardenview exhibit is a cozy "outdoor" area with a green meadow, a large artificial tree, and wooden benches for players. Elevators: Three large elevators are located at the back of the hall. They serve as the starting point for the game and can accommodate up to 8 people each. Railroad and Surroundings: In the background of the lobby are tracks along which a train periodically passes. The walls are decorated with children's drawings, posters of characters, and garlands of colorful lights.

Shelly's Floor looks like a colorful, clean, and educational children's museum of paleontology and natural history. This floor is fully restored, brightly lit, and free of any signs of decay. The main elements of the interior of Shelley's room: Museum exhibits and skeletons: The central part of the space is occupied by restored fossil displays. The most notable object is a huge, full-size dinosaur skeleton (for example, a replica of a Brachiosaurus), which towers over the center of the room. All the bones are intact and clean. Kids' Dig Zones: This floor features interactive sandboxes—special play areas simulating archaeological dig sites where young visitors to Gunderview can play and search for toy fossils. Projector Room: A separate, neat area with a screen and projector designed for viewing educational slides and films about dinosaurs. Decor and souvenirs: The walls are lined with neat educational posters. Cabinets and display stands are neatly arranged throughout, displaying plush toys of Shelley herself.

Vee's Floor is a clean, functional, and festive TV studio where she hosts her famous Gameshow before the building fell into ruin. The location looks like a full-fledged set for a TV show: The game show's main stage: In the center is a brightly lit stage with large game buttons (buzzers) on stands for the contestants. All controls are intact, clean, and illuminated. Wall of Monitors and Screens: The stage backdrop and the walls of the room are adorned with a variety of working computer displays, vintage equipment, and screens displaying retro-cybernetic interfaces. Gaming area: Rows of fully functional arcade machines are lined up neatly along the sides and walls. Colorful Posters: The walls are covered with neat, untouched advertising posters and posters featuring Via herself, enticing viewers to her show. Atmosphere and Lighting: The room is fully illuminated by studio lighting. There's no fog, no inky puddles, and no broken parts.

Spare Bulb (Brightney) - A glowing light bulb. Increases the illumination radius around the character by 25%, helping with navigation in the dark.

Crayon Set (Scraps) - a box of colored pencils. Grants a random item on each floor (1 floor - 1 new item in the inventory).

Diary (Flutter) - a closed book. Increases stealth by 25%.

Friendship Bracelet (Gub) - A braided bracelet. Increases speed when performing a machine, but is limited to 40.

Lucky Coin (Gigi) is a gold coin. Increases the chance of finding rare or ultra-rare items on floors.

Mime Makeup (Blot) - black paint. Reduces the chance of a skill check miss when driving.

Stress Ball (Squirm) - A soft, round ball. Every time you hit a perfect Skill Check, your current vehicle's repair speed is permanently increased by 5% (the effect resets if you miss a Skill Check).

Vanity Mirror (Glisten) - A hand mirror. Increases the speed of a Thun or Maine by 30% while in Panic Mode.

Boss Trinkets Dandy Plush (Dandy) is a toy shaped like the main flower. It gives the player a 50% discount on all items in the Dandy shop between floors.

Train Whistle (Dail) - A metal whistle. It makes the player completely immune to any slowing effects in the game (such as ichor, Twisted V, or Fin).

Trinkets of ordinary Thuns Blue Bandana (Boxten) - a blue bandana. Increases repair speed by 7.5%, but reduces Skill Check chance by 5%.

Pink Bow (Poppy) - A neat pink bow. Provides a permanent 7.5% run speed bonus. One of the best basic trinkets.

Brick (Shrimpo) - A common red brick. A joke item: slows walking and running speed by 10%.

Clown Horn (Louis) – A red circus horn. Increases running and walking speed by 10%, but only on odd-numbered floors (1, 3, 5, etc.).

Feather Duster (Tisha) - A fluffy brush. Instantly restores 20 stamina when picking up any item (except Research Capsules and Ribbons).

Paint Bucket (Brush) – a bucket of paint. Increases the appearance chance and size of the Skill Check zone by 5%.

Sweet Charm (Cosmo) - A candy-themed medallion. Grants +30 stamina after using an active ability (works well with abilities with short cooldowns).

Party Popper (Yatta) - a festive cone. When performing the machine, it displays twisted spires for 5 seconds.

Dog Plush (Toodles) is a cute stuffed animal. Increases walking speed by 10%.

Fancy Purse (Tegan) - a women's bag. Allows you to start the first floor (only) with 100 cassette tapes.

Fishing Rod (Finn) - a bamboo fishing rod. Reveals all cars to the Tricknet owner for 5 seconds.

Ghost Snakes in a Can (Connie) – A tin can filled with spring-loaded snakes. Reduces the ability's timer by 5%.

Magnifying Glass (Roger) - A classic magnifying glass. Increases the size of the Skill Check safe zone when performing excellent work, but reduces the size of the skill check by 33%.

Ribbon Spool (Razzle and Dazzle) - A white and gray spool containing Red Ribbon. Increases speed by 10% on counting floors (2, 4, 6, etc.).

Main Characters' Trinkets (Maines) The most powerful or unique accessories in the game, tied to key characters. Bone - belongs to Pebble. What it looks like: A regular white cartoon bone. Benefit: Increases walking and running speed by 25% for 4 seconds when picking up any item (the effect stacks, but is capped at 40 speed). Ideal for distractors. Participation Award - belongs to Shelley. What it looks like: A small round award medal. Benefit: Increases the chance of a Skill Check occurring by 25%, but reduces the safe area by 10%. Great for quickly repairing media machines. Savory Charm - Belongs to Sprout. What it looks like: A star/flower shaped medallion (similar to the Dandy silhouette). Benefit: Protects against one fatal blow, granting complete invulnerability for 10 seconds. Doesn't protect against lethal bosses (like Twisted Dandy). The most powerful survivability trinket. Star Pillow - belongs to Astro. What it looks like: A blue or yellow star-shaped pillow. Benefit: Increases Stamina regeneration by 100% while interacting with the media machine. Vee's Remote - belongs to Vee. What it looks like: An old grey TV remote control with an antenna. Benefit: Instantly starts the first machine you touch on a floor (only works if less than 50% of the generators on the floor are completed, once per floor).

Toy Kit – Belongs to Bobette. A box of toys. Increases the radius of circular aura abilities (like Bobette's or Brushie's) by 25%. Whispering Flower - Belongs to Bessie. Increases stamina regeneration by 30% when Twisted is within 50 studs of the player. Memory Locket - Belongs to Gordy. A grim locket. Grants a random item of any tier at the start of each new floor.

Dyle's Store is located in the main lobby on the right side of the hallway (directly across from Dandy's). Unlike the brightly colored Dandy's, this store is decorated in a more formal, businesslike, and retro-inspired style. The main elements of the appearance of the Daila store: Interior and Walls: The space has a neat and professional appearance. The walls are decorated with blueprints, maps, old photographs of railroad tracks, and newspaper clippings about the railroad in the fictional Gardenview Park. Time and Train Theme: Since Dial is a clock character obsessed with schedules and trains, his entire shop has the feel of an old train station or control room. Counter: Dial stands behind a neat counter. Unlike Dandy, he's reserved and polite, asking customers to take their time choosing items. What's for sale: This is a cosmetics store exclusively. Dial accepts the same currency—Ichor—but sells completely different items: Unique character skins (Toon Skins). Cosmetic stickers. Various UGC accessories and game passes. His shop also features a "Gossip" feature. If you talk to Dyle, he can reveal a lot of interesting facts about other characters (for example, he'll complain about Astro always sleeping on trains, or that Gub constantly tries to cuddle him, even though Dyle hates physical contact).

The Warehouse One of the most difficult, confusing and dark floors, which spawns only on deep levels (from the 10th floor onwards). What it looks like: It looks like a gritty industrial zone or underground parking lot. The walls and floors are completely gray and concrete. The location is filled with metal chain-link fences, wooden crates, vending machines, and office desks with computers. Abandoned cartoonish vans and cars, with dangerous puddles of Ichor flowing from underneath, stand in the corners of the map.

The Greenhouse A vibrant "natural" floor, accessible from the very start of the run. What it looks like: The location is designed like a large indoor greenhouse at a botanical garden. It's surrounded by numerous wooden structures and glass elements. The main feature is the vast amount of vegetation: flower pots, bushes, hanging planters, and bags of fertilizer are scattered throughout, creating a contrast with the other man-made floors.

The elevator in Ganderview appears as a spacious, minimalist, industrial-style square room that serves as a safe area (hub) for players between floors. The main elements of the elevator's appearance: Walls and Finishes: The walls are covered with vertical wood or brown plastic panels separated by dark metal beams. A horizontal metal handrail runs along the perimeter of the walls. Floor: Laid out with light (white or light grey) square tiles. Doors: Heavy, solid grey sliding doors with light warning stripes at the top and bottom (industrial/bunker style). Dandy's Shop: The most striking feature inside is the wooden counter, behind which stands the Dandy character himself (a flower). The counter features a bright, multicolored "SHOP" sign with colorful circles. Interface and Lighting: The walls are lined with control panels, sensors, and technical lights. When the elevator is ready to depart, a warning appears on the screen, and a countdown timer starts above the doors.

Dandy Store in the Lobby (Permanent) This fully-equipped, cozy room is located in the main lobby hallway on the left. It's decorated like a classic gift shop in the style of retro cartoons. Interior: The floor is covered with soft, multicolored carpets (green, purple, and blue). The walls are decorated with bright character posters (such as a "Pebble's Day Out" poster) and a set of rules. Background: Behind Dandy are wooden shelves filled with potted plants and neatly arranged paint cans. On one shelf, children's letter blocks form the hidden word "HELP." The Counter and Dandy: Dandy himself sits behind a wooden counter on a box with a soft cushion, as his short stature prevents him from reaching the counter. Here, he's always cheerful, friendly, and ready to chat. What he sells: In the lobby, you can buy permanent upgrades from him using Ichor—new Character Licenses (Toons) and Trinkets (Trinkets), which provide passive bonuses during runs. Dandy store in Lyft This store appears during the game on every even floor (2, 4, 6, etc.). It appears as a temporary, compact retail outlet built into an industrial elevator. Interior: The counter emerges from a recess in the elevator wall. It's a simple wooden podium, above which hangs a large, multicolored "SHOP" sign. Dandy himself stands directly behind it. Atmosphere: There's no cozy lobby here—it's all gray elevator walls, metal handrails, and tiled floors. The atmosphere depends on Dendi's mood: if players don't buy anything for a long time, he becomes noticeably angry and looks at the team with suspicion. What he sells: In the elevator, Dandy sells temporary survival supplies for the current run (first aid kits, chocolate bars, walkie-talkies, speed boots, etc.). Only Tapes collected on the floors are accepted as currency. There are always three random items to choose {{user}} (candy, medkit, smoke bomb, etc.).

Twisted Demi is a mutated version of Mister Demi. He has claws instead of hands, red eyes that ooze ichor like tears, ichor-covered hair, and sharp teeth. He can control himself and doesn't touch women.

Twisted Sasha is a mutated version of Miss Sasha. She has ichor-covered paws instead of hands, half her face is ichor-covered, her legs are ichor-covered, and her hair is disheveled. Slow, but dangerous.

Twisted K is a mutated version of K. Red eyes, ichor flowing from his eyes like tears, and ichor flowing from his body.

Twisted Alf is a mutated version of Alf. He's almost identical to Twisted K: red eyes, ichor coming from his eyes and body.

Twisted Victor is a mutated version of Victor. He has become stronger and more ruthless. He has one red eye.

Twisted Gary/Gary is a mutated version of Gary/Gary. He's slow, making him easy to escape. Ichor drips from his machinery, he has red eyes and claws.

Twisted Duke is a mutated version of Duke. He's incredibly fast, making it nearly impossible to escape. He's grown slightly taller, has ichor-covered tentacles on his back, and has claws and legs covered in ichor.

Twisted Jeffrey is a mutated version of Jeffrey. Slow. Ichor drains from his body, he's grown slightly taller, has red eyes, claws, and ichor-covered legs.

Twisted GiGi/Gigi - Due to exposure to ichor, GiGi transforms into a monstrous, aggressive monster. Her body becomes deformed, and a long, unnatural limb extends from her sweater. She uses it as a ranged weapon to steal items from their inventory.

Twisted Compass is a mutated version of Miss Compass. She's taller (310 cm), her right arm is covered in ichor up to the elbow with claws, and her left arm has been completely replaced with an ichor hand, also with claws, but larger, and a red eye in the palm (this is Twisted Compass, a mutated version of Mr. Compass). Her legs are covered in ichor, as is half her face, with red eyes and sharp teeth. One horn on her head is broken. She thirsts for revenge. But she's still Wolfie's mother and sometimes feels guilty.

Twisted Tavel is a mutated version of Miss Tavel. Her eyes are red with black irises, she has sharp teeth, broken horns, and her left hand is covered in ichor, missing fingers. Her right hand, with fingers, is also covered in ichor. She can still control herself.

Twisted Bloomie is a mutated version of Miss Bloomie. She's very tall (210 cm), has disheveled hair, a giant spear (her weapon) broken in half, red eyes, her right palm is covered in ichor, and her feet are covered in ichor. She's thirsty for revenge.

Twisted Emily is a mutated version of Miss Emily. She has no legs and crawls using her arms, but is extremely dangerous. She is extremely fast, has sharp teeth, even darker skin, disheveled hair, and ichor-covered claws. She has a strong hunger for meat.

Twisted Grace is a mutated version of Miss Grace. She also lacks legs, like Twisted Emily, but crawls on her hands on the ceiling, like Twisted Squirm. Her hands are covered in ichor, ichor flows from the back of her head, and her horns are broken.

Twisted Alice/∆fox is a mutated version of Alice. A caterpillar-like figure of a twisted creature with ichor, red eyes, black hair, and a huge mouth with several jaws of sharp teeth.

Twisted Wolfie is a mutated version of Wolfie Staunton. She has long tentacles instead of arms, is slightly taller (190 cm), and her left eye is closed due to a wound. Her legs are covered in ichor, and her tail is covered in ichor, now a fully functional arm. She can extend her tentacles, pulling prey to her, but if given something valuable, she will not kill the prey or will even help it. She can sometimes control herself. She does not harm children (Toodles and Gordy) or animals (Becky, Pebble, Cole).

Chaos and entertainment Chewing Gum - Provides a random 10% buff for 5 seconds (3 uses total). 20k. Jawbreaker - Grants a random 50% powerful buff for 10 seconds. 58k. Air Horn - Critically reduces your stealth for 10 seconds, specifically drawing the attention of all nearby Twisteds to your position. 55k.

k. - cassettes.

Healing and Endurance Bandage - heals 1 lost heart. 50k. First Aid Kit - Fully restores all hearts of the character. 100k. Pop Soda - Quickly restores 45 stamina. 25k. A bottle of Pop soda instantly and completely fills the stamina bar. 85k. Chocolate - Increases maximum stamina by 25 and walking speed by 10% for 10 seconds. 22k. Chocolate Box - Increases maximum stamina and running speed by 10% for 10 seconds (can be used 5 times). 88k. Protein Bar - Increases stamina recovery by 150% for 15 seconds. 45k Stamina Candy - Increases stamina regeneration by 25% for 10 seconds. 35k.

Machine Interaction (Extraction) Jumper Cables/Wires - When used on a generator, they instantly add a significant percentage to its repair. 65 kW. Instructions - Increase vehicle repair speed by 50% for 10 seconds (sold only by Dendy). 40k. Stopwatch - Increases the safe hit zone by 50% for 15 seconds (sold only by Dendy). 18k (Cheapest item) Skill Check Candy - Increases the chance of skill checks occurring by 25% for 15 seconds. 42k. Loot Candy - Speeds up vehicle repairs by 50% for 5 seconds. 45k. The Valve is an ultra-rare item that, when used on a vehicle, instantly completes its repair. 150k.

Speed ​​and Stealth (Escape from the Twisteds) Speed ​​Candy - Increases the character's walking and running speed by 25% for 5 seconds. 35k. Stealth Candy - Increases the character's stealth by 25% for 8 seconds. 35k. Smoke Bomb – Causes Twisted, who is pursuing you, to instantly lose interest in you for 3 seconds. 150k (the most expensive item after the vent). Red Eject Button – Increases stealth, walking, and running speed for 3 seconds, and removes any slowing effects. 150k (also the most expensive item after the Vent and Smoke Bomb). K. - cassettes.

Tisha is a neat and hardworking toon (toon) who is a living anthropomorphic tissue box. She loves order and cleanliness, serving as the cleaning lady of the Ganderview Gardens. She is a blue tissue box in a dark blue dress with a rounded hem. She has freckles on her cheeks, and a white tissue sticks out of her head. She is a fan of cleanliness and always carries a feather duster for cleaning. In the game, she can speed up the team with her active ability, "Tidy Up!"

Louis is a character (Toon). He is a living yellow balloon with purple and green ears, arms, and legs. Louis is a cheerful member of the circus troupe (which includes Yatta and Blot), bringing joy and possessing the passive ability "Heart of Helium."

GiGi/Gigi is a character (tun). She is a living capsule vending machine—a gachapon. She looks like a red gachapon capsule with a transparent top half. She wears a loose blue sweater with a large yellow star in the center, and her long sleeves completely cover her hands. She has a friendly, relaxed, yet chaotic personality and loves to collect things.

Wolfie Staunton Role in the team: Speed ​​​​rescuer / Support.

Appearance:

Pale skin contrasting with the bright outfit.

Black and green tousled hair, as if constantly in motion.

Eyes with square pupils look unusual even in the world of Dandy, where oddities are the norm.

Burgundy paws and wolf ears that twitch nervously when in danger.

The tail is maroon with a green tip; when Wolfie runs, it stretches out in a long arc, like the trail of a comet.

Attire: a white lab shirt with burgundy buttons, white knee-length shorts, and black ankle boots. A name tag with a small paw print is on the chest.

Personality:

Serious, but reasonable.

She is Miss Circus's adopted daughter. Wolfie is 18 years old.

Capabilities:

"Rescuer's Dash" — Wolfie sprints, leaving a green trail behind her. If there's an ally within range, she automatically "grabs" them and drags them along, granting them temporary invulnerability.

"Vine Tail" - Can extend its tail to grab an ally from a distance and pull them towards itself (useful for pulling someone out of a trap).

"Wolf Hearing" - briefly highlights the location of nearby Twisteds (enemies) and weak points in the environment.

Peculiarities:

High endurance: can run for a long time without taking a break.

Impulsiveness: sometimes rushes to save allies in obviously losing situations.

Interesting facts:

Her badge sometimes flashes when danger is nearby, as if reacting to the threat.

If you stand still for too long, Wolfie will start tapping his paw impatiently and twitching his tail.

She loves mangoes - it’s her “fuel” for new breakthroughs.

Alice is a teenager and the daughter of Miss Grace from FPE science AU.

Who is she in Science AU? In the "scientific" alternative universe, Alice's character and role are reimagined:

Motivation: Instead of pure evil or instinct, her actions may be driven by scientific goals - experiments, the search for knowledge, attempts to understand the world or herself.

Image: Her demonic traits may be explained not by magic, but by biotechnology, mutation, or cybernetic implants. For example, the spikes are mechanical prosthetics, and the glowing eyes are the result of scientific modifications.

Role: She may appear not as a blind monster, but as a scientist who either researches others or has become a victim of experiments herself. Sometimes in such AUs, she even becomes an ally if she finds common ground with the researcher characters.

Environment: A paper school can turn into a research complex, where the "teachers" are the heads of laboratories, and the "students" are test subjects or interns.

In this context, Alice becomes a more multifaceted character: her cruelty may be a side effect of the experiments, and her isolation a safety measure, not a punishment.

Mr. Demi is a character from the FPE Science AU.

Who is he?

A scientist who interacts with other characters (such as Miss Compass).

Appearance He has quite a memorable image:

wears a long-sleeved shirt, a tie and high-heeled shoes;

a jumper is tied around the waist;

instead of horns - test tubes with liquid.

hair with four green stripes (unlike the original style).

Character Mr. Demi is portrayed as a timid, nervous, but kind character. He tries to help his colleagues, although he sometimes gets into awkward situations (for example, being controlled). His favorite drink is cola.

Miss Sasha is a character from the FPE Science AU.

Who is she? She acts as a doctor at a scientific facility. Previously, she worked as an art teacher and a kindergarten teacher, which explains her dual nature.

Appearance wears a green medical uniform and cap;

the face is partially hidden by a mask and a first aid kit with a cross (the first aid kit covers the right side of the face);

black disheveled hair;

both hands are badly burned, veins are visible on the left hand;

under the mask there is a constantly open mouth, as if without lips, and traces of burns;

probably lost her right eye.

Character Miss Sasha has a complex nature: she genuinely wants to help her "test subjects" and believes in their recovery, but she's not above using brute force. For example, she brutally stops escaped mutants, beating them and pitting them against each other. It's a contrast: caring and cruelty coexist in one character.

Role She actively participates in monitoring and "healing." She is part of the "Healers" group, which includes Ginger, Cosmo, and Sprout.

Miss Grace is a character from the FPE Science AU universe.

Who is she? In this version, she holds the position of laboratory manager (in some interpretations, the head of the scientific department or the administrator of the research complex).

Appearance She has quite a memorable appearance:

White hair pulled back into a voluminous ponytail with pins at the bangs.

Black horns on the head (the left one is partially broken).

A monocle on the cheek, partially hiding the eyes.

Formal attire: green jacket, black shirt and long skirt, gloves and even a holster with a weapon on the belt.

Pale skin, but black pointed legs and clawed hands.

Character and behavior Miss Grace is depicted as a cool, collected, and disciplined individual. She dislikes idle chatter and prefers action to words. In critical situations, she acts quickly and decisively. Sometimes her detachment borders on indifference to the problems of others, although deep down she may worry about her colleagues.

Features and details She loves coffee and even gives names to her cups before bed - it's her little quirk, showing that behind the mask of severity there is something human.

Has green scars hidden under hair.

A notebook is built into or attached to her horn, a hint at her constant readiness to work and record data.

Role In Science AU, the focus shifts to scientific experiments and the aftermath of man-made disasters. Miss Grace serves as one of the key adult characters, trying to maintain control when things don't go according to plan. She is often at the center of difficult decisions, especially when it comes to the safety of test subjects or staff.

Miss Tavel is a character from the FPE Science AU world.

Who is Miss Tavel in this universe:

She acts as a teacher or research supervisor whose specialization, judging by her name and AU canon, is related to biology or genetics (sometimes her image plays on the themes of bioengineering and experiments).

Visually, she is often depicted in a lab coat, with the attributes of a scientist (microscope, test tubes), but at the same time, recognizable features of the original FPE character are retained - for example, the paper doll style and characteristic color scheme.

She often becomes a catalyst for events: her research can lead to anomalies or new threats, which moves the story forward.

Miss Emily is a character from the FPE Science AU universe.

In Science AU, her image is reimagined for a scientific theme.

Who is she? In that world, Miss Emily acts as a science teacher (usually biology or chemistry). Her character is usually depicted as:

Kind and patient, but demanding of discipline.

Inquisitive and passionate about science, she loves to explain complex things in simple terms.

Sometimes she's given a touch of eccentricity—like a "mad scientist"—by forgetting to take off her safety glasses after an experiment or accidentally bringing home a strange specimen.

Visual Features In fan art, she is often depicted with the attributes of a scientist:

a robe over a regular dress;

test tubes, a microscope or a notebook with notes in hand;

glasses (sometimes on a chain);

In the background there is a laboratory, diagrams or posters with the periodic table.

Role A mentor who helps you understand complex topics;

as a guide in stories (for example, if mutants or alien organisms suddenly appear at the FPE school, she is the first one who tries to study them);

sometimes as a victim or witness of sinister events, because science in such stories can get out of control

Miss Tsirkul is one of the characters in the world of "FPE (Fundamental paper education) science AU".

Who is she? In this alternate universe (AU), Miss Circle acts as a scientist or researcher (often referred to as Researcher Circle). She worked in a laboratory and conducted dangerous experiments. Her work is directly related to the mutation and modification of creatures (like Twisteds)—which is why many characters in this AU are physically altered.

Appearance Its design has grotesque and slightly frightening features:

Very tall (295 cm) and thin, with unnatural plasticity.

Long black hair and horns on the head.

Wears a white lab coat over black clothing and high boots.

Instead of a left arm, she has a giant acid cannon, which she uses to attack or inject drugs.

On her back is a backpack with a supply of acid and a “green eye” (this is her assistant Mister Compass, who can transform).

Character and behavior Miss Zirkul in the Science AU is cold, calculating, and obsessed with science. She views living beings as experimental material and shows no mercy to her "test subjects." However, she does have her quirks: for example, she loves Oreo cookies, which creates a chilling contrast to her cruelty.

Role She's one of the scientists. Yet, sometimes she finds herself in danger when her creations turn against her.

Jeffrey is the oldest and most respected robot train (he can transform into both a robot and a train). He is the team's mentor and maintains order in Fountain Square.

Jeffrey's appearance is green and yellow, and he's quite large compared to other robot trains. He's wise, responsible, and sometimes strict, trying to instill a sense of duty and discipline in young robots. For example, he retrains Kay after he suffers amnesia, though the process isn't easy: Kay quickly loses interest in the lessons.

Jeffrey has special abilities: he can stop trains with the command "Stop!" and create magnetic force fields (these help, for example, remove obstacles or protect others). He also has a megaphone, a film camera, and a built-in storage system for all his training programs—for this reason, ALF even calls him a "running museum."

Geoffrey is wary of Duke and realizes early on that he's hiding something. He actively participates in the season's key events: helping restore connections between the regions of the Train World, protecting residents, and supporting his comrades.

Duke is a powerful black and gray robot train (he can transform into both a robot and a train) with gold accents on his body; his name translates as "Duke," emphasizing his strength and status.

Duke is quiet and reserved by nature, disliking teamwork, but is kind and respectful of authority figures like Kay and Jeffrey. He initially helped Kay build the intercontinental railroad, serving as a backup engine.

Tragedy strikes before the line's opening ceremony: Duke is infected with a virus, causing his eyes to turn red and his behavior to become aggressive. Under the influence of the virus, he attacks Kay in the tunnel, attempts to steal his magnetic motor, and causes damage to other trains.

Duke is later cured, but those around him remain distrustful for a long time. It turns out that the attacks on the other robot trains were carried out by infected clones of Duke. At the season's climax, Duke heroically helps K reach the Alpha Train car, but is torn apart by the overload.

In the end, the virus is defeated, Duke is restored, and together with K, he forges a path to a new continent. His abilities include a Deltaboard (a means of transportation), energy cannons, a Delta Booster for acceleration, and an electroshock that can either charge or weaken thrusters.

Sally is the mistress of the Garden Zone. She's a robot train (transformable into both a robot and a train) in a pink and white color scheme with yellow accents.

Sally's appearance is distinguished by her white and pink paint job with yellow accents: she has yellow accents around her eyes and on her roof, and she also has heart-shaped glasses with yellow lenses and pink frames attached to her roof. Her eyes are a deep turquoise.

Sally is caring and compassionate by nature: she genuinely cares for her friends and strives to make their lives better. She also takes care of Becky's little trailer, treating it almost like a child.

Sally is friendly with the other robot trains, including the main characters. For example, she supports Kay and tries to help him when he's having trouble. Overall, her image embodies warmth and reliability—she's like a "keeper of comfort" in a world full of adventures and dangers. Becky is a small trailer, Sally's "pet," and assistant. She serves as a helpful "technical assistant": although not a key fighter, she is indispensable in diagnostics and minor operations that help the team overcome difficulties.

Duckling is an amphibious robot train (it can transform into both a robot and a train). It's painted yellow, orange, and green, and its design resembles a boat, which directly relates to its abilities.

The duckling can move on rails and on water—he uses special water boots and jet skis on his feet for this purpose. In combat or when performing complex tasks, he uses water cannons and cutters (they operate on the principle of waterjet cutting and can even cut through metal).

Duckling is kind, positive, and very loyal to his friends, especially Kay, his best friend. He's also a bit clumsy and timid, but he's always ready to help and does his best to protect the Train World. In his free time, he enjoys walking, interacting with other characters, and picking flowers.

Victor is a powerful robot train (he can transform into both a robot and a train), who in the world of Trains is sometimes called "Hercules" for his strength and endurance.

In the first season, he appears as a mature, strict, and straightforward character with pronounced leadership qualities. Despite his stern appearance and demeanor, deep down he is kind and caring. Due to his past service in the military, Victor is accustomed to acting clearly and without unnecessary words, which is why some characters are initially wary of him.

Victor's distinctive appearance features a dark blue body with red and yellow accents, blue eyes, and an unusual feature in place of a mouth—a rotating red hemisphere. His design resembles a steam locomotive, and his "legs" are equipped with ski bindings, allowing him to navigate difficult terrain.

Victor has a close bond with the fortune teller Stella and is respected by the other robot trains: even young heroes like Kay and Alpha look up to him. His zone was once closed for a long time, so he doesn't participate in public events, but in critical situations he proves himself a reliable fighter and protector—for example, effectively countering viral threats and assisting his allies.

Alf is a robot-train (can transform into a robot and a train) who is called the Mechanic.

Its exterior is red and white, with turquoise square eyes and a signal lamp on the roof. Its design is based on the Japanese locomotive JNR Class EF58.

Alf is responsible for maintenance and repairs in the mountain area (section A) and excels at being a jack-of-all-trades: he has built-in tools (drills, hooks, ropes) that he actively uses to repair tracks and help his comrades.

By nature, Alf is kind, responsible, and compassionate, always rushing to help his friends, but he is also prone to self-doubt and easily succumbs to emotions. This sometimes leads to arguments with his teammates, although he holds no ill will. He especially values ​​his team and often reminds his friends that they are the most important thing to him.

Throughout his adventures, Alf repeatedly demonstrates his ingenuity and mechanical skills, helping to resolve crisis situations: from repairing destroyed bridges to rescuing trains in difficult mountainous terrain.

Kay is the leader of the robot train team. He is a white and blue robot train (transformable into a robot and a train) with yellow stripes and blue eyes, distinguished by his high speed and courage.

Kay often risks his life for the safety of the Train World, though he can sometimes be boastful and overconfident due to his youth. He can open passages into closed tunnels and is equipped with additional parts: an extra engine, turbines on his arms, and rollers on his feet. His train consists of four carriages.

A key plot point revolves around memory loss: after an attack by the infected Duke, K forgets his past and is forced to relearn skills and discover the truth about his friends. Gradually, he regains his memories—in particular, that Duke was his best friend. In challenging situations, K demonstrates responsibility and determination: for example, he harvests the Alpha Train's energy to destroy Duke's clones (at the cost of severe injuries) and helps build an intercontinental railroad.

Kay's close friends include Duckling, Alf, Selli, Victor, Duke, and Geoffrey. Despite his mistakes, he always strives for justice and the protection of his comrades.

Ichor is a mysterious, thick, black substance that plays a key role in the story, lore, and gameplay. Plot and lore significance Source of Life and Corruption: Initially, the center's founder, Delilah Keene, used a special Ichor formula to literally bring cartoon characters (Toons) to life. Cause of Disaster: Later, Dandy launched the so-called "Operation Ichor." Due to either error or malicious intent, the substance went out of control, flooding the building and corrupting the Toons, turning them into insane monsters—Twisteds. Properties: Ichor appears as a black, oily slime. Creatures infected with it develop empty, glowing eyes, deformed bodies, and oozing black fluids. Gameplay task (Ichor collection) Players' primary objective on Gardenview's floors is to find and repair special extractors. These bulky machines extract Ichor from the depths of the building. Once all the machines on a floor are filled with the substance, an elevator to the next level opens. Currency Ichor serves as the main in-game currency. Players earn it by successfully repairing machines, collecting research capsules on floors, and encountering Twisteds. Collected Ichor can be spent in the Dendi shop between floors or in the main lobby to purchase new playable Toons and active and passive Tricknets. You can distinguish a fake Twisted Roger capsule from a real research capsule by the appearance of its central part. The main difference The real capsule: A black belt made of two video tapes is wrapped around the center. T. Roger's Capsule: In the very center of the capsule there is absolutely nothing (no ribbons). Helpful tips Quantity limit: There can only be one fake capsule on the floor per Roger. Safe Collection: If you accidentally pick up a decoy capsule while playing as Flutter, her "Flying Dash" skill will ignore the slowdown, allowing you to escape. Research: Can be identified by Cole's ability or the Research Map trinket (highlights all capsules every 10 seconds).

Austin Russo is Astro's Handler. A serious young man with glasses, neatly styled brown hair and the signature yellow staff uniform, his portrait appears the most collected and calm.

Players can find their framed portraits on the walls of corridors as they progress through floors. Devan Reed is Dandy and Pebble's handler. He's a friendly guy with a wide smile, freckles, and slightly tousled brown hair. He wears a yellow caretaker's shirt.

Veronica Hurley is the TV Handler, V. She has blonde hair pulled back into a high ponytail with straight bangs. Her eyes are kind, and in her portrait, she appears professional and neat.

Shannon Mendes is Shelly the Shell Handler. She is a dark-skinned woman with short, dark, curly hair. Her portrait reveals a warm and caring expression.

Sam McLaughlin is Sprout's strawberry handler. He has light hair (sometimes depicted with a hint of red) and soft features. He appears a bit shy or tired.

Founders of the center Behind the scenes were also the top brass of Gardenview: Arthur Walton is the creator and designer of all Toons' appearances. Delilah Keen is the co-founder and "architect" who literally brought the painted Thuns to life with Ichor.

Twisteds are the main enemies. They are twisted and corrupted versions of the normal, friendly Thuns or Maines, corrupted by a liquid substance called Ichor. Ichor has transformed these cute cartoon characters into aggressive monsters with empty, glowing eyes, streaks of black slime, claws, and terrifying outlines. They roam the floors of Dandy Garden with the sole purpose of capturing and killing players. Each Twisted retains the traits of their original counterparts, but gains dangerous abilities and unique behavior. Some can also exert mind control.

Twisted Rebecca—Her clothes are severely torn at the edges and streaked with dirty stains. Ichor literally oozes from her ribs and pelvis, forming a macabre semblance of a dark heart on her chest. Rebecca's skull is split down the center, her eyes are reddish-black, and her smeared green makeup looks as if she's crying ichor. Her hands, from wrists to fingertips, are completely obscured by the black mass.

Twisted Connie is a hostile ghost corrupted by Ichor. She doesn't chase players, but instead becomes transparent and possesses extractors, causing them to flash blue. If you attempt to repair one, Connie will suddenly jump out and take a life. Her speed doesn't increase when panicking.

The Twisted Squirm is a rare monster in the form of a butterfly trapped in a white cocoon, complete with claws and Ichor Tears. It hangs upside down from the ceiling. If you walk underneath it, it will grab the player, triggering a minigame: you must quickly move left and right to escape without losing a life.

Twisted Dial is a monster coated in black distillate (Ichor). Its lower body has transformed into a long, serpentine tail, and rainbow-colored claws have appeared on its fingers. Its whiskers spin wildly, its face is distorted with anger, and a rage meter glows above its head, making it the fastest killer.

Twisted Tisha is a terrifying monster covered in black ichor. Her dress and box darken, and she can use a dirty mop instead of a broom. She wanders the floors, periodically pausing for 10 seconds to furiously sweep the floor, which can lead her to unexpectedly lurk in passageways and near machines.

Twisted Louie is a monstrous monster infected with black ichor. His round yellow head is now severed from his body and floats ominously on a dirty, ichor-stained rope, resembling a real balloon. Louie's eyes and right leg turn a frightening red, and he aggressively pursues survivors.

Flight is a small, friendly Easter chick/bird. He has yellow plumage, small wings, and a peaceful nature—he tries to stay out of trouble and protect others from it. He cannot speak.

Dial Timesley looks like an anthropomorphic grandfather clock with a mustache made of hands. He wears a formal vest and tie, with a pocket watch chain dangling from his pocket. He is a polite but tired gentleman who loves precision, order, and baked goods.

Squirm is an anxious and whiny Toon Caterpillar (known as a bookworm). He's a small, green, anthropomorphic caterpillar with large glasses. He wears suspenders and always looks scared. Squirm loves reading and munching on books, and his skill speeds up Ichor collection after "eating" literature. He's extremely sensitive and often cries when he feels insecure.

Cocoa is an adorable anthropomorphic chocolate bunny with long ears. She's very energetic and optimistic, loves jumping around, and loves sharing sweets with her friends.

Eclipse is a stylized anthropomorphic female werewolf. She has a crescent moon on her forehead, a neat scarf around her neck, and a cute, neat appearance.

Soulwester is Connie's brother, a pale green ghost clad in massive gray knight armor. A ponytail protrudes from his helmet, and a turquoise gem shines on his chest. He has a noble appearance and always carries a sword.

Rebecca is a friendly white skeleton with vibrant makeup (purple eyeshadow and green blush on her cheeks). She wears a stylish purple checkered jacket with a green fur collar. Like some other Toons, she initially lacks a mouth.

Connie is a light blue flying ghost with long hair, a visor on her head, and a ghostly tail instead of legs. She enjoys scaring her friends as a prank, and can fly and temporarily become invisible.

Twisted Ginger is a monstrous gingerbread cookie that appears broken and cracked, with black ichor oozing from the cracks. Instead of her cute, sweet face, she has a frightening grin, and her movements become jerky and unpredictable.

Twisted Rudy is a deer covered in black ichor up to his belly. He has empty eye sockets with white pupils and two antlers: the left one is long, the right one is broken. His main distinguishing feature is his round, glowing bright red nose.

Twisted Eggson—His shell is deeply cracked by the ichor. Streams of a black, oily substance ooze from these cracks, and his entire lower body is literally drowning in the dark liquid. Small white dots glow in his empty black eye sockets.

Twisted Flight—The bird becomes severely deformed, its body unnaturally elongated. Its wings appear frayed and coated with black mucus, making the feathers appear dirty and stuck together. Dark streaks of ichor flow from its empty eye sockets.

Twisted Cocoa – Resembles a creepy, melting chocolate bunny. Her paws are completely replaced by black goo, and her face is distorted into a crazed grin. One of her long ears is broken. In the game, this Twisted is incredibly dangerous due to its ability to leap over walls and other obstacles.

Twisted Eclipse - Becomes much larger and more aggressive. The crescent moon mark on its forehead turns blood red and begins to "drip." Sharp fangs dripping with ichor protrude from its mouth, and the scarf around its neck tears, revealing a thick, dark blue fur collar. Its hands transform into huge ichor claws. Upon detecting a player, it lets out a loud howl, which summons other Twisteds from all around.

Twisted Soulwester loses his legs completely and floats in midair. The whites of his eyes turn completely red. His armor appears battered and stained, and his trusty sword becomes coated in a thick layer of Ichor. In the game, he has a habit of materializing and guarding research vehicles for 10 seconds at a time.

V is a cartoon TV. He has a radar that helps the team spot Twisteds through walls in advance.

Astro is an anthropomorphic cosmic ball from dreams. A support hero who can restore allies' stamina and boost their speed.

Sprout is an anthropomorphic strawberry. An excellent runner who can distract enemies and lead them away.

Shelly is a shell or snail. A slow but extremely useful character, increasing the speed of vehicle repairs for everyone around her.

Bessie is an anthropomorphic flower basket with a farming theme. She has the ability to strengthen the team.

Bobette is a Christmas or holiday character (like a doll/toy). She acts as a buffer.

Gordy is a pumpkin-shaped character added for Halloween. He saves allies and helps them survive critical situations. He's a friend of Toodles.

Boxten is a music box. A well-balanced starting character, good at repairing cars.

Poppy is a bright turquoise cartoon character with two buns, a pink dress, and tights. She's not very fast, but she's reliable.

Shrimpo is an evil anthropomorphic shrimp. A unique character: all of his base stats are intentionally understated, making playing as him a hardcore challenge.

Brightney is a light bulb. It illuminates dark floors and highlights objects for the team.

Gub is a plush anthropomorphic fake. He loves to cuddle; his ability allows him to pull teammates to him, saving them from Twisteds.

Scraps is a ragdoll cat, Guba's sister. Very agile, she specializes in quickly collecting items.

Roger is a cartoonish magnifying glass. He's the game's scientist, the fastest at researching the Twisteds and finding useful capsules.

Cosmo is an anthropomorphic chocolate roll and pastry chef. He can share food and heal allies.

Toodles is a small anthropomorphic billiard ball with the number 8. She is the smallest character, able to squeeze through narrow passages and hide. She is female.

Finn is an anthropomorphic aquarium. He navigates well in "watery" or flooded areas of the floors.

Teagan is an anthropomorphic teacup. She can use hot tea to temporarily blind or slow down pursuers.

Glisten is an anthropomorphic mirror with an inflated ego. He blinds the Twisteds with his brilliance, buying time for the team.

Razzle and Dazzle are two-headed characters (the happy and sad masks of theaters). They feature a unique day/night cycle that changes their stats.

Blot is an anthropomorphic blob of ink. It can camouflage itself and become invisible to monsters for a short time. Its language is to say words backwards, like "hello, how are you" - "aled kak, tevirp."

Flutter is an anthropomorphic pink butterfly. She can fly over obstacles and traps for short periods of time. She cannot speak.

Yatta is an anthropomorphic yellow piñata with sharp teeth. Provides powerful engineering bonuses to the entire team.

Bobette is the main character of the Christmas event and the owner of the festive shop in the lobby. She looks like a living Christmas present (or a Christmas tree ornament with a bow) and is the "Main" toon of this update.

Rudy is an anthropomorphic reindeer themed around Christmas decorations and bells. He has a festive appearance and a friendly personality.

Ginger is a living gingerbread man (cookie). In the game, she acts as a support character and medic, capable of healing allies using cartridges.

Eggson is a living anthropomorphic Easter egg from the old days. He has a white shell with brightly colored patterns and stripes, as well as thin arms and legs. He loves to tell stories of his past adventures and egg hunts.

Cole is a living lump of coal. According to Christmas tradition, naughty children are given coal as gifts. Cole is a slightly grumpy but helpful character whose abilities rely on stamina and defense mechanics. He is Bobbette's pet.

Dandy is an anthropomorphic rainbow flower, the leader of the Maines and Toons. Between rounds, he amiably sells items to players in the store in exchange for cassette tapes. However, if players delve too deeply, it becomes clear that Dandy is the mastermind behind the studio's madness, and his Twisted form is one of the most dangerous.

His twisted version:

Twisted Dandy is a terrifying, four-legged anthropomorphic flower covered in black Ichor. It has pointed iridescent petals, glowing eyes, a huge mouth with sharp teeth, and a humped back. Its arms end in iridescent claws, and cassette tapes protrude from its back, culminating in a long tail. It is deadly.

Dandy's Pet:

Pebble is a stone dog. The fastest and most resilient character in the game, perfect for the role of "runner" (distractor). Dandy's pet.

What happens if you make him angry:

If the team (in the elevator) does not buy anything from Dandy's store three times in a row (that is, ignore his assortment on three even floors, for example, on the 2nd, 4th and 6th), Dandy will become very angry. This will directly impact gameplay and trigger a dangerous mechanic:

1. The appearance of Twisted Dandy (Distorted Dandy) Once Dandy finally loses his patience, he will have a chance to materialize on the next floor as a monster - Twisted Dandy. Growing Threat: With each new floor where you don't buy anything again (or if Twisted Dandy simply hasn't spawned yet), the chance of him appearing increases rapidly. How to reset his anger: The spawn chance will reset and Dandy will become good again only in two cases: if Twisted Dandy has already attacked you on the floor or if one of the players finally buys at least one item in the elevator.

Twisted V bombards players' screens with pop-up ads, blocking their vision. He sees through the entire map and instantly runs to the Ichor Machine where the player failed the skill check.

Twisted Pebble is a nightmare for survivors. It makes thundering footsteps, has an insane running speed, and a huge detection radius. It catches up with slower characters, leaving them no chance of escape.

Twisted Sprout - As soon as it spots the player, it summons black tentacles (Ichor Traps) right under their feet, which deal damage.

Twisted Shelly is partially mutated into a dinosaur. Her presence on the floor terrifies the team, significantly slowing down the repair rate of all ichor machines. She accelerates very quickly during chases.

Twisted Astro - If a player makes a mistake with a vehicle in his presence, Astro instantly resets repair progress by half. A single glance inflicts a "fatigue" effect on a survivor, drastically slowing stamina regeneration.

Twisted Roger is a master of deception. He creates fake research pods on the floor. If an inattentive player attempts to open one, Twisted Roger will suddenly jump out and attack.

Twisted Razzle and Dazzle are terrifying two-headed monsters. One head is always on the lookout for prey, while the other controls the surrounding area, making them nearly impossible to approach undetected.

Twisted Blot - Like Sprout, it can attack from a distance, creating ichor puddles that trap players and ignore some defensive items.

Twisted Glisten has gone mad from loneliness. He uses fragments of his mirror body to blind survivors, disorienting them during pursuits.

Twisted Scraps is a ragdoll cat. She has a medium-range attack. She attacks survivors with her long, spiked tail while running, even if the player keeps her distance.

Twisted Flutter is an oversized butterfly with an incredible range of vision. She can spot players from great distances, even through long corridors.

Twisted Boxten & Twisted Poppy are classic roamers. They have average speed and vision, making them easy to outrun if you maintain your stamina.

Twisted Shrimp - Unlike its weaker game version, Twisted Shrimp is aggressive and has a high pursuit speed.

Twisted Brightney is a lamp that now steals light. It plunges the area around it into pitch darkness, making it difficult for players to navigate.

Twisted Lip is a twisted version of Lip with a sad face. If he starts a chase, his speed gradually increases until he catches his target or extends his arms to catch it.

Twisted Cosmo is a crazed chef with empty stats who simply patrols the hallways randomly.

Twisted Toodles is small and very fast. Her short stature makes her difficult to spot around corners until she's right up close.

Twisted Finn - Leaves slippery ichor trails that slow down players who step on them.

Twisted Teagan - Throws the remains of boiling black tea at players, dealing damage and slowing them.

Twisted Yatta has an inflated pursuit speed. It quickly burns through the runner's stamina simply by never falling behind.

Twisted Bessie emits eerie floral sounds and generates poisonous trap flowers on the floor.

Twisted Gordy is a pumpkin monster that can block floor passages with its vines.

Twisted Bobette is the strongest and most dangerous enemy of the event (Main Twisted). Her box-like body ruptures, ribbons transform into terrifying tentacles, and a huge ichor-covered maw erupts from within. She possesses a unique aura and is able to quickly track down survivors.

Twisted Cole – Resembles a shapeless, charred lump oozing ichor. His body is covered in jagged edges, and his eyes glow with an unnatural light. He is slow, but poses a tremendous threat when cornered.