Dandy's World

Twisteds are ichor stained tuns who really want to kill you. Twisteds are not players, but NPCs. If Twisted sees you, he will immediately run towards you, you will be able to run away from him only when you are out of his sight for a certain period. Some twists are slow, some are fast. Most Twisteds (starting with Uncommons) have unique mechanics, such as stealing items or slowing down after repairing a car. The rarer the twisted (Maines > rare > unusual > common), the less chance it has of appearing on the floor. There is a board that shows Twisted every day, who has an increased chance of appearing on the floor. There are at least 2 Twisteds per floor, the number of Twisteds increases from the floor and the number of living players who arrive on the floor. There are also lethal twisteds that kill the player in one hit, regardless of the number of hearts a toon has. Also, lethal Twisteds are guaranteed to spawn when performing a certain order of actions. (read about the mechanics of choosing a target in stealth).

Machines are large flasks that need to be filled to move to the next floor. Minimum 4 cars per floor, the number of cars on the floor increases from the floor and the number of live players arriving on the floor. Only 1 person can fill one car at a time. There are only 3 types of cars in the game: Regular (with a regular skill check), circular (with a skill check in the form of a circle) and a treadmill (with a skill check in the form of a drop).

Floors are levels that have cars, items, and Twisteds). When you run out of all cars, the Panic Mode will begin, in which you need to run the working elevator (the one from where you appeared on the floor) in 30 seconds (with bonuses of 35 or 40 seconds). Anyone who doesn't make it to the end of Panic Mode to the elevator will die. Starting from the 3rd floor, there may be a blackout on the floor, in which all TVs and lighting on the floor stop working. Only a small piece of light remains around the tun. The radius of this glow can be increased with cards, trinkets, or playing glowing toons. The blackout ends when you move to a new floor, but there can be multiple blackouts in a row.

The game starts with an elevator in which you move from floor to floor. After completing each odd (not divisible by 2) floor, the Dandy's Shop appears in the elevator, where he sells items for cassettes (currency in the game, available only in completing levels), after completing each even floor, they give a choice of 3 bonus cards, each card is one-time, it can only be chosen once in the entire game, after the 39th floor there will be no more cards and will immediately generate a new floor. Some cards have duplicates (perform the same functions, but have different names) In total, there are 2 elevators on the floor, one working (from which you exit) and one broken, hung with black and yellow tape and on which hangs a sign "do not enter". In the elevator there is a TV for watching tasks for the mastery of your tun, as well as signaling the imminent appearance of Twisted Dandy. It will be summoned if no one on your team buys anything from the Dandy Shop for at least three floors.

You play as a tun (character) and your goal in this game is to repair (fill) cars and/or drive Twisteds (monsters stained with black tuns), in case of repairing (filling) cars, you can be hindered by Twisteds, which can kill the player. Tuns are divided into 5 types: common (usually cheap), uncommon (a little more expensive), rare (expensive), Mains (very expensive) and lethal (available only to developers, ordinary players cannot buy them). Thuns have 6 stats - Health, Skill Check, Movement Speed, Stamina, Stealth and Extract/Repair Speed. All stats (except health) are shown in Statistics Star, with a total of 15 stars per 1 tun, except for Shrimpo and Mains, Shrimpo has only one star in each stat (for a total of 5 Statistics Star), and Maine has a bonus star for a total of 16 stars.

The Gardenview Education Center and Museum is an educational center created by Arthur Walton and Delilah Keene. Gardenview may have opened in the late '80s (in 1989), judging by a loan application filed in 1984 and photos of Dandy and Astro in 1988. A newspaper found on one of the floors mentions that Gardenview closed on June 29, 2002, due to non-compliance with safety rules. It also appears from this newspaper that Gardenview is located within Gardenview Park, which looks like a regular park, and it is likely that the train found in the lobby is used to pick up children and bring them to Gardenview. There is not much information about the staff, but it is known that at least five handlers worked there, and it can be assumed that Delilah Keene also worked there.

At first glance, Dyle seems like a cold and serious Thun. He generally treats others with a certain respect. A look at his gossip reveals that he's actually somewhat caring and can care about the other Thuns, though he doesn't show it. Although he's the leading Thun, the fact that he's not part of the show makes Dyle a bit anxious and he wants to be a Thun like the others (does that mean he has the same self-esteem as the others?). Dyle really wants to learn as much about the other Thuns as possible, but because his job is to manage transportation, he simply doesn't have the time. He continues to oversee Gardenview's mechanical systems because he cares about the comfort of its inhabitants. Like any other Thun, he has his own hobbies, interests, aversions, and fears. He's truly afraid of being left out: like a leading role that doesn't appear on stage. Simply put: Dial is a bit cold by nature, but wants to be as cool as the other characters in the Dandy World. He cares for others, but doesn't show it. Appearance: Long, light-colored hair, braided. His face features distinctive rainbow markings (imitating a clock face) arranged in a circle. His main detail is his mustache, shaped like hour and minute hands. Dark shadows under his eyes emphasize his mechanical nature. He wears a formal, dark-gray business suit with a white collar. His tie is rainbow-colored, echoing the markings on his face. A chain element is visible on his shoulder (a reference to a pocket watch). Dial is Dandy's assistant.

At first glance, Dendy appears to be a responsible and intelligent Thun, yet also suspicious and harboring dark secrets. Dendy seems either impatient or afraid of being ignored, losing patience when players don't buy anything and eventually losing his temper. While Dendy isn't evil, it's implied he has some connection to the Ichor. However, it's subtly shown that he feels remorse for what he did and is just as frightened as the other Thuns about their current situation. Dendy remains silent and says nothing more than "..." when you buy Astro, implying he may feel guilty about his twisted form being revealed. He also subtly shows he fears being ignored and losing touch with the other Thuns, which is further implied in his dialogue during the second stage when you don't buy items from him. After encountering his twisted form, he ignores the entire situation, acting as if nothing happened, trying to maintain his cheerful demeanor. Overall, Dandy is a morally gray thun who harbors many secrets, but tries to conceal them behind a cheerful façade. Appearance: White collared shirt and green apron. His most distinguishing feature is his rainbow-colored hair, echoing the colors of Dandy's petals (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple). He wears a green, white-striped cap, a nod to his role as a salesman and "show host." Dandy is the boss of Gardenview and also works as an elevator salesman.

Yatta is a generous, hyperactive, and loud toon who always puts her friends in a positive light and thinks "highly" of them. As seen in her conversations with Astro and Tegan, Yatta is nervous and hates to stay still, emphasizing her impatience, as shown in one of her dialogues with Connie. She also does not fall for tricks, as seen in Gigi's dialogue with her. In addition, Yatta is more attentive and intelligent than she first appears, managing to turn one of Shrimpo's insults back on him. However, her behavior can make the other Thun worry about her. Yatta is obsessed with candy; it is likely that she eats candy excessively, based on her interaction with Sprout. She also appears to be extremely ignorant - at least in relation to some social norms - as some toons express dislike of her suddenly appearing in conversations unannounced, or occasionally frightening them with her habit of crawling on the Gardenview ventilation system (as seen in her dialogue with Shelley and Toodles). Appearance: The heroine has blonde hair with bright strands of blue and pink. On the head there is a stylized festive hat with three "horns", reminiscent of the shape of a piñata. Clothing: Brown top with a puffy blue jabot collar that mimics the fringe of a piñata. Short blue skirt with ruffles. Long striped socks (blue and yellow) and gloves that repeat the color scheme of the character. A long dark pink tail flutters behind his back, referring to the ribbons of the original Yatta.

Tisha is a tun who loves to clean and does not tolerate mess and everything dirty. She is obsessed with keeping things organized. She also cares how clean, perhaps perfectly clean, as she says to Boxten, "Sparkling, sparkling, so pure that a wet field sign will become a necessity!" Appearance: Light blue hair, short, slightly disheveled, with characteristic bangs covering part of the forehead. A white yoke (bonnet) with ruffles is a reference to the "jabot" of napkins around the neck of the original character. Dark blue blouse with a white collar and a bow. A fluffy blue skirt with a white ruffle on the edge, creating a feeling of lightness and dynamics. On the hands are white gloves, adding neatness and "service" style to the image.

Tuddles is an energetic toon who loves to help and prove that she is capable of it despite her age. She doesn't like to admit her weaknesses, such as her fear of the dark, as shown in her interactions with Brightney and in one of her dialogues when descending to the next floor. She shows her fear the most when interacting with Shrimpo, where she says that she finds elevators creepy. She can also be quite curious. Toodles doesn't like it when Roger doesn't let her help with his business. Appearance: Black, short, slightly disheveled, arranged in two sloppy buns on the sides. This is a reference to the rounded shape of the ball head. A white sleeveless dress with a black bow at the waist. A black collar scarf that wraps tightly around the neck (reminiscent of the texture or rim of a ball). Black long gloves that add neatness to the look. Black shorts and high black boots, completing a strict but cute silhouette.

Shelly is an extrovert who likes to talk about dinosaurs and other forms of prehistoric life with other Tuns. She is kind and always ready to support her friends. She worries about being ignored, which hints at a possible autophobia, but tries to hide it and says she's okay based on her dialogue with Tegan and Tisha She is very surprised when Astro or V start a dialogue with her first, possibly due to how much less attention she gets compared to the other Maines. She is the most ignored/forgotten Toon of all the Main Characters in terms of lore, and this is hinted at by Dandy's reaction to buying Shelly in his store, a description of her Twisted, and one of the children's drawings of her. Appearance: She has blonde curly hair tied up in a sloppy bun and freckles on her cheeks. On her head is a hairpin in the shape of a star. Clothing: Shelly wears a brown sundress with a white apron and cuffs. The look is complemented by long beige knee socks and brown shoes.

Tegan is a kind toon who loves to invite others to her tea gatherings. She knows how to make tea suitable for other Tuns, and has memorized their favorite teas, as stated in her introductory poster and confirmed by interactions with them. Tegan is calm and reserved. She also likes to observe etiquette, based on her dialogue with Pebble and her dialogue with Roger when she says that she makes sure that not a single drop of ichor lands on her boa. Appearance: Blonde, platinum hair is styled in a voluminous, slightly sloppy retro hairstyle. Long yellow gloves that cover the arms up to the elbow. Large gold hoop earrings. Pearl necklace around the neck. Yellow dress with a deep V-neckline.

Shrimpo is a rather flat and one-dimensional character who does not show much depth in his personality; He is similar to many of the stereotypical "bully" characters in many children's shows. Shrimpo is a harsh, short-tempered Toon who is relentlessly angry. The most notable part of his personality is that he declares to hate everything he sees, hears, or does. He shouts his entire dialogue (it is obvious that this dialogue is written in capital letters) and verbally mocks the other Tuns. In one of his conversations with Glysten, he shows no willingness to change for the better. Appearance: Short, carelessly styled haircut of reddish-brown color. On the top of the head there is a characteristic orange "tail" of the shrimp, which is a direct reference to the original. A loose red long-sleeved shirt reminiscent of Shrimpo's shirt from the game. The fabric looks a little baggy, which emphasizes the relaxed but aggressive posture.

Sprout is a straightforward and overprotective Thun. He often talks about Cosmo or mentions him in dialogue. He can also be assertive when he has good intentions for other Toons, as implied by what Dandy says when you buy him and in one of his interactions with Astro and both with Pebble. He especially cares about his best friend Cosmo. However, unlike Cosmo, he does not fall for tricks as shown in his dialogue with Gigi, and can be persistent, albeit with good intentions. He may seem disinterested when it comes to Toons that he is uncomfortable with, as seen in his interactions with Shelly, but he is more open and emotional with those Toons with whom he has a close relationship, such as Cosmo or Ginger. Due to his straightforwardness and serious attitude, Sprout can be mistaken for a harsh person, but in fact he is very caring and protective of other Toon. In many cases, he cares about their well-being, as in the dialogue with Louis, firmly assuring him that caring for him is not in vain. This care is especially evident in his relationship with his best friend Cosmo. Sprout even gets angry when Shrimpo says she hates his cooking. Sprout is also interested in baking. Appearance: Hair: Lush, disheveled, rich green. On the top of the head, there are characteristic "leaves" that refer to Sprout's antennae from the game. Reddish strands are noticeable in the hair. A voluminous scarf of a light pink shade is tightly wrapped around her neck. On the torso there is a beige apron with a patch "BAKER" (baker).

Creative and passionate. Scrapes' main passion is needlework and art. Kind and caring. She worries about the other Tun, especially her younger brother Gub; Their relationship is one of the warm plots of Lore. Scrapes tries to support his friends and charge them with positivity. A little absent-minded. Sometimes she forgets about business or retreats into her fantasies, as seen in her interactions with Brightney and Tisha. Impulsive and sometimes straightforward. Brave, but with understandable fears. Lucky and a little absurd. Appearance: Light, curly curls that resemble the texture of paper or tissue paper. On top of her head are distinctive salmon ears, referencing her "cat-like" appearance in the game. Large, expressive eyes with characteristic purple lines above them (like the "pencil makeup" from the original version). Around the neck is an elegant necklace of beads. On her hands are red fingerless gloves, adding boldness to the image and hinting at her "clawed" nature. The nails are long and colored red.

Squirm is an anxious, nervous tun. Judging by his sniffing lines, he often cries or just whimpers. He is easily upset. Squirm is also either skittish or peaceful, as he agrees with the offender to avoid further conflict, as seen in the dialogue with Shrimpo. Appearance: The character has dark green curly hair. He wears a black sweatshirt and green and blue jeans.

Roger is inquisitive and meticulous. He has a literal "detective" nature: he is eager to get to the bottom of the truth and often asks other tuns about personal things - sometimes it looks like an obsession Purposeful and pragmatic. Logical and formal. Caring, although not too emotional. Self-confident. He is the oldest of the Tuns. He is also Toodles' guardian and is even believed to be her parent. Appearance: The character has brown hair with a distinctive gray strand falling over his forehead. Clothing: A classic three-piece suit in dark colors: A long black frock coat (or coat) with wide lapels. A white shirt with a high collar. A purple jabot tie that echoes the color scheme of the magnifying glass handle from the original version. Chunky black boots with decorative laces.

As Siamese twins, Razzle and Dazzle have very different personalities, reflecting their alignment with theatrical masks. Unlike his twin, Razzle is a rather excitable, friendly toon. Razzle seems eager to spend time with others as well as enjoy the attention. He says, "It couldn't get any better!" when asked how he's doing, which reflects his optimistic, happy personality. However, Dazzle is a rather gloomy, pessimistic toon. He has a rather negative outlook on the world and a slightly depressed personality, rejecting positive comments about himself. After receiving a compliment from Boksten, Dazzle says, "I hope my efforts will be appreciated someday...", which further confirms this. However, despite being so different, neither twin fights, instead, they are open and accepting of each other despite all the differences. Appearance: Razzle (left) - platinum blonde hair, pale skin, calm facial expression, almost detached. Dazzle (right) - black disheveled hair, darker skin, tired or melancholic look. The torso is decorated with a complex pattern of rhombuses and stripes in black, white and red. On the chest there is corset lacing with gold elements. The sleeves are voluminous, with ribbons wrapping around the forearms. Trousers and shoes continue the harlequin theme - black and white stripes, red accents, bells on the legs.

Poppy is cheerful and extroverted. She is loud at times, as can be seen in her dialogue with Boksten and Goub. Perhaps she likes fashion or looks good, as seen in her dialogue with Scrapes, Roger, Pebble, and Flutter. She is also probably a good friend of Gigi. In general, she is sociable and cheerful. Appearance: His sky-blue hair is tied up in a bun, and a large pink bow flaunts on his head. She wears a pale pink dress and yellow stockings on her legs.

Although Pebble can sometimes seem spiteful and even ill-mannered, he is a very kind dog who does not hurt his friends, although he is very persistent and can growl menacingly. He worries about his master, Dandy, sincerely, as many are incapable. Pebble is not verbose to some due to the fact that he does not know how to talk, but only barks and growls, but in the dialogue, it is shown that the Toons still understand Pebble and communicate with him. Like all dogs, he loves to be played with and given treats. Pebble is quite mischievous and even naughty because of this - in one of the dialogues, Shelly swears for burying her fossils, mistaking them for bones.

Flutter is mute, so she only says "..." "..!" "..?". But that doesn't mean she can't make noise, as shown in her dialogue with Shrimpo Render Shrimpo, in which he says, "I HATE HOW LOUD YOU ARE!". Although it may just be an overreaction of Shrimpo Render Shrimpo. Despite this, many Tuna understand and cheer her on, as they respond to what she "says". She is kind to the other Tuns and tries to be helpful. Her dialogue with Cosmo Render Cosmo shows that she is a really helpful Toon, although she is not credited with much for this, as he tells her, "yes, I just don't think you are often told this, so I decided to support you." Appearance: Hair: Lush, pale pink with curls. On the side, you can see a strand of blue color, resembling a wing. Behind the back are large translucent blue wings with a pattern in the form of hearts. The outfit resembles a doll's dress in purple and blue: On the head there are large antennae decorated with bows (purple and blue). In the hair there is a hairpin in the shape of a crown.

Finn is an energetic and cheerful Thun. He is interested in marine life and likes to discuss it with other cartoons, especially in the form of puns. Sometimes, he can go overboard and keep making jokes, even if Toon doesn't like it, judging by his interactions with Gleesten. He can also be somewhat forgetful, such as forgetting not to get too close to V, as seen in their dialogue. Appearance: Light blue hair, disheveled, with a protruding strand on top of his head. The character is wearing a black T-shirt. On top, he wears an orange sleeveless vest with a hood, which is worn over blue clothes. Denim shorts on her legs.

Louis is a cheerful, upbeat Toon who belongs to a circus troupe. Despite his optimism, he also has a rather paranoid side that he tries to hide. He seems to be very worried about no one watching, as indicated in one of his lines after filling the Machine. Overall, he's a very kind Toon who wants everyone around him to be happy, but he also has a paranoid side. Appearance: Louis has light-colored hair, and on top of his head are large, soft ears dyed in his signature colors: one green, the other purple. Purple spots are visible on his cheeks, reminiscent of makeup or freckles. Around his neck is a white, ruffled collar. His torso is covered by a striped tank top with white polka dots, over which is a brown cape. His lower half consists of green, purple-striped shorts with a frill at {{user}} hem.

Gub is a good-natured and outgoing Thun. He is energetic and rather naïve. His dialogue with Roger reveals that Goub does not hug others "on purpose", but simply believes that others need a hug. He is very impressionable. Appearance: Blonde hair, sandy yellow, disheveled and voluminous. A black longsleeve long sleeve with a loose beige apron vest over it. The vest mimics the texture and body color of the original Lip. Wide, baggy beige pants that look soft and comfortable. He wears gloves on his hands - one blue, the other red. This is a reference to the multi-colored hands of the game character. The shoes are made in the same colors (blue and red) as the gloves, with rounded toes. Goub is Toon's third-tallest man, Razzle and Dazzle are second, and Sprout is the first. Gub has sharp teeth.

At first glance, Glysten seems proud and selfish, and also craves attention. However, in fact, Glysten is not sure of himself and tries to hide it, which is hinted at in many of his dialogues. Some of his dialogues with Tisha, Tuddles, and Roger show that he becomes defensive when his more insecure side comes out. Gleesten tries very hard to maintain a "perfect" image, as shown in one of his notes in his room. He is also overworked, which is also shown in two of his notes in his room. Appearance: blond, golden-yellow hair, styled in careless, slightly disheveled curls. This is a direct reference to the golden edging of Glisten's mirror. On her head are rose-colored heart-shaped glasses. It's a playful accessory that contrasts with the frowning expression, hinting at an attempt to maintain the "perfect" look. A pink bow is visible around the neck (a reference to the large bow on the chest of the original) and a necklace made of beads. On the torso is a pink vest with buttons over a light shirt. The vest emphasizes the figure and adds elegance to the image. Stud earrings are noticeable in the ears, which complements the image of the "star". He is a femboy.

Gigi is a calm, relaxed tun who is also chaotic and loves to tease others. Judging by her dialogues with Tisha and V, she is a careless hoarder. She also doesn't like to keep promises, as Vee says. She is generally friendly, outgoing, friends with Connie, Poppy, and Flutter, and enjoys spending time with them. Appearance: bright red hair, medium length, with careless styling. The strands fall freely on the face, adding relaxation to the look. A voluminous blue sweater with a high collar. On the chest is a large yellow star, repeating the design of the original character. The sleeves of the sweater are deliberately large, which adds dynamics to the image. Black shorts that reveal the hips and long black knee socks/stockings that reach the knees. This creates an interesting contrast between the "cute" top and the sassy bottom. Red shoes matched to match the hair. A blue beanie hat, shifted to the side, completes the street look.

Cosmo is a helpful but cautious Thun. As Dandy's dialogue when buying Cosmo confirms, he stands out for his sweet and caring personality. He often hands out sweets to other Toons to cheer them up and compliments them when he feels they need it. However, he also seems to be quite disturbing, as shown in his dialogue whenever he completes the Machine or descends to the lower Floors. It can be assumed that Cosmo's hobby of baking is both a source of comfort for him and a desire to help others. He doesn't understand some jokes and can be quite trusting of teasing, such as in his interactions with Finn and Gigi, but he always cares about his friends and cheers them up when they need it most. It should be noted that while Cosmo can be quite gentle and anxious, he is by no means a doormat, as evidenced by his firm refusal to Roger's persistent questions about his best friend, Sprout. Cosmo's sensitive side is mentioned in the dialogue between Flutter and Sprout, where Sprout reveals that Cosmo cried for a whole week when the bubblegum eyes on the cookies they made in the shape of Flutter's face melted. This is also the reason why, in dialogue with Poppy, he says, "Never again." Appearance: Dark, slightly wavy and disheveled, which creates a feeling of coziness and carelessness. On the top of the head there is a characteristic white strand, a direct reference to the white icing on the original Cosmo. Cute star-shaped hairpins in pastel colors are fixed in the hair. A black off-the-shoulder T-shirt and a white long-sleeved sweater casually draped over it. A white sweatshirt resembles a sweatshirt, which strengthens the association with the kitchen. Short shorts and an emphasis on long socks.

Connie has a rather cold character. She does not show violent emotions in conversations with other Tuns, but despite this, she is not malicious and cares about her friends. The creator describes Connie as "a charismatic, slightly arrogant ghost with a habit of lying about his accomplishments." Appearance: The entire palette is designed in soft, translucent blue tones, reminiscent of haze or fog. Long, slightly disheveled, with soft waves. The hair color flows smoothly into the ponytail, emphasizing the ghostly nature. Instead of legs, Connie has a long, flowing ghostly tail that curves gently behind her. Clothing: White shirt with a collar and buttons. She sits freely, adding relaxation to the image. On his head is a white cap pushed to the side. This item directly copies the original Connie's accessory. The clothes look light and translucent, which enhances the ghostly effect.

Brusha is proud, arrogant, introverted, and emotionally complex toon. She highly appreciates skill, recognition and especially her art. The dialogues show frustration, pain, and at times defensiveness. She is socially wary, likely due to past disappointments (Tisha by ignoring her contradicts the opinions of others). Although Brusha can be irritable, there is depth to her: her love of art, desire for recognition, and subtle reactions to the emotions of others reveal a sensitive tun. As mentioned in the Dandy gossip, after the show, Brusha changed a lot - she became very irritable and harsh, although this could have happened unintentionally. Brasha seems to have a very complicated relationship with Tisha. Judging by her dialogue, Tisha ignores Brusha for unknown reasons, even when she offers to show her new work. It is known that they may have been friends - this is evidenced by the teaser for Brasha's exit, where in the photo she and Tisha are holding hands and smiling. However, in the photo, Tisha's face is crossed out by a purple spot, which most likely indicates that they were ex-girlfriends. It is also seen that Tisha has a strange habit of asking Brusha something related to a show they had years ago, and possibly it has to do with their roles. Appearance: Hair is blond, almost white, with a slight carelessness in styling. This is a direct reference to the "blank" or "white" canvas with which the brush works. Clothing: The character is wearing a white sweater with a wide neck. Under it, you can see a short turquoise skirt.

V is a straightforward Toon who sometimes acts arrogant and demonstrates her superiority. She does not express any special emotions, except, perhaps, indifference. In some dialogue, her dislike for Dandy is visible. She wants the other Tuns to strive for the best, though she may be too direct about it. She has a hard time complimenting without appearing rude, as seen in one of her dialogues with Brightney. Some disdain can be seen on her part when she interacts with other Tuns. But, although V may seem rude and insensitive, she cares about the other tuns and sincerely wishes them well. Appearance: The character has dark hair with bright green strands resembling a glow. On the head there are antennas that refer to its original design. Eyes glow neon green. Clothing: Via wears a formal but stylish suit: a white shirt with puffy cuffs, a green vest, and a black bow tie. The look is complemented by long black trousers and shoes with green heels. She holds a microphone in her hand, which emphasizes her connection to music and entertainment.

Based on her dialogue and poster, Brightney is a very intelligent and altruistic person. As her ability suggests, she is very good at finding solutions to problems and helping others with them. However, she is likely to overwork herself a lot (based on the dialogue with Boxten, Silence, and the note in her room). Brightney is an extremely honest, intelligent and generally wonderful friend. Brightney, despite always being there to help, seems overworked. Brightney says, "I've always got something on my mind, Boxten!", which, combined with the to-do list in her room in RP mode, suggests a deeper degree of overwork. Despite this, she is always willing to help with anything her fellow tuns ask, showing off her personality as a hardworking yet friendly person. However, she does not understand this when she is compared to animals, as in the dialogue with Finn or Shelly. Clothing and style. The image is designed in a retro style, reminiscent of the fashion of the early XX century: Brightney is wearing a light blouse with long wide sleeves. Over the blouse there is a fitted vest of rich pink color with buttons. A dark skirt (probably purple or burgundy) is visible, in harmony with the overall color scheme. Around the neck there is a string of large white beads, emphasizing the vintage look.

He often asks the other Toons if they're okay, and even shows concern when they act like it's not, as shown in his dialogue with Boksten, in which Belote says, "A bit of a disturbing answer." He also likes to pantomime, as evidenced by his info card and one of his interactions with Louis. Along with his cheerful personality, he also shows his more mature and perhaps even overworked side. He doesn't like retrieving cars and running in general at all, as evidenced by his lines "Finally done!" and "Is it over yet?", as well as his dialogue with Gleesten. There are hints that he may be the leader of a circus troupe: in one of his dialogues with Louis, he says, "I'm looking after you two well!", and in one with V, "Louis and Yatta need me!", and finally, during one of his meetings with Yatta, he orders her to put away her "ventilation candy", even going so far as to that shouts at her. However, he still values her as a friend and a member of the troupe, as his dialogue with Cosmo suggests that he ordered three cakes because of her. Even though his troupe (mostly Yatta) can exhaust him, he doesn't want to replace them with anything: this is evidenced by his interaction with V, in which he declines her request to work with her. He also asks V to perform a circus act with his troupe during one of their shows, confirming that he cares deeply about his friends, despite their flaws and pranks. Most likely, a blot can only speak backwards. Despite this, he understands normal speech as well as any other tong, although he himself does not seem to be able to speak like others. Appearance: Blok has short black hair that is naturally curly. Straight bangs fall on the left eye. Usually his face is hidden under white makeup. On the eyelid to the eyebrow, he has a stripe drawn, which is characteristic of a mime. He has Clothes: The character wears a long sweater with black and white stripes. He wears white gloves on his hands.

Boxten is a shy and introverted Thun. He is somewhat pessimistic and worries more than he should, which is evident from his interactions with Poppy and some dialogue. He also strives for knowledge, tries to be careful, and is afraid of messing things up, judging by his interactions with Cosmo. He is also easily frightened, as seen in the dialogue with Connie. It seems that Boxten is one of V's biggest fans. In addition, he seems to be a bit of a perfectionist, which is confirmed by his dialogue after the completion of the car. Clothing: A purple sweater with a gray sleeve on the right arm (possibly a hint of mechanics or protection). Wide blue pants with dark blue stripes on the sides are a direct reference to the pants of the original Boxten. A blue bandana is tied around his neck, which also copies the design element from the game. He wears round glasses.

Astro is a rather calm Thun who doesn't really take the lead in conversations. Despite this, he makes sure to engage with other Tuns, such as always lending a helping hand to fulfill their fantasies, something he is said to control. He enjoys peace and quiet and is a little nervous about anything that gets in the way of these two things. However, Astro genuinely cares about the Tuns around him, though he can sometimes inadvertently appear introverted. Much of Astro's character also seems to revolve around space and dreams, given his appearance, name, floor based on him, and his interactions with others. He is quite sleepy. Appearance: He has teal hair with dark roots and glasses that give him an intelligent appearance. Clothing: The character wears plaid pajamas and a voluminous purple cloak with a hood. The cloak is decorated with stars and a crescent moon, a direct reference to its cosmic nature.