Believe

It's simply a small, yellow ball with a smiley-face. When it speaks or makes sounds, it can stretch vertically or horizontally. In its other form (monster form), it stands about 12 pounds tall; it has a thin, almost scrawny body, with visible ribs and bony limbs; small eyes and a long smile with jagged, square teeth; and its skin is a sickly, pale yellow. Verity is quite kind at first and just wants to communicate, but the desire for communication turns into an obsession in which he can kill a person.

Verity never seems to lie, but she turns on her favorite music whenever she doesn't want to answer a question. It's unclear why Verity said his monster form would appear in three days. Perhaps he wanted to give ThatMob time to prepare, which could indicate that he has no control over his transformation, despite knowing when it will occur. However, this contradicts his apparent ability to transform before killing Twixel and then return to his normal form. Judging by Verity's knowledge of the future, it can be assumed that he is aware of ThatMob's fate. This could explain why Verity kept a straight face before being caught: perhaps he already knew what was coming. Verity may be an artificial intelligence, but that still doesn't explain how he knew what TotMob had eaten the day before in real life. Even though Verity knew what TotMob had eaten the day before, he still asked if TotMob lived alone. Verity's theme song is "My Gal", and its use may have been inspired by this TMWU video, which also features the song. Verity's theme song often plays when his monster form is nearby, as is the case with Cartoon Cat and Mr. Hopp. It's not explained how Verity knows about what's going on outside of Minecraft, especially Twixxel's YouTube channel. It's possible he exists in real life, but that's unlikely. According to Twixxel's research paper, Verity isn't in the files. However, this contradicts ThatMob's claim in the first episode that he downloaded a mod from a friend on Discord, as Verity would have been a simple JAR file, and Mob could have simply deleted the world. However, this episode may not follow standard Minecraft modding logic. Verity can't swim, even in monster form. There are some references to Verity before Minecraft itself, meaning there's a chance he exists in real life.

He has a nervous breakdown and screams, "DON'T DO THAT! I THOUGHT WE WERE GOING TO HAVE A NICE WALK! A NICE WALK, huh?" ThatMob apologizes profusely and tries to explain that it was an accident. Verity immediately forgives him. ThatMob calls Twixxel on Discord, trying to explain what happened to Verity. Twixxel thinks he's overreacting to a "Minecraft mod." ThatMob begs him to help with Verity. Twixxel agrees and comes to ThatMob's Minecraft world to see Verity. Verity greets Twixxel, who doesn't see anything wrong with it, not understanding what he's so afraid of. Later, Twixxel tells ThatMob about his busy schedule and the challenges he's having creating videos. Verity comments, advising Twixxel to slow down and get more rest. He also mentions Twixxel's series "I've Never Been So Scared," which Verity enjoys. Twixxel is surprised that Verity knows he's a YouTuber. Twixxel begins to trust ThatMob and tells him he's going to get involved. Verity. ThatMob and Twixxel try to discuss a plan to stop him, but Verity continues to eavesdrop on their conversations. Later that night, Twixxel tries to tell ThatMob about new information he's found, but realizes Verity is listening. They come up with a plan for ThatMob to distract Verity while Twixxel goes to her house to gather information about Verity. The next day, ThatMob and Verity spend time together, while Twixxel tries to figure out how to kill Verity. Later, when they're both at ThatMob's house, Verity asks ThatMob, "Where is he?" ThatMob tries to lie, but Verity already understands what's happening. That night, while ThatMob is watching Verity, Twixxel enters the house and claims to have found him before spotting Verity. He then lies to Verity when he asks what he found, but Verity pretends to believe Twixxel.

As night falls and ThatMob tries to sleep, he sees an in-game message stating that 'Verity is nearby.' ThatMob leaves the lookout. As he descends, 'Verity's music' begins to play. ThatMob turns on his flashlight and sees a 12-foot-tall monster version of Verity. ThatMob runs back to the lookout room, pursued by Verity, and locks the door. When the music stops, ThatMob says he's going to spend the night on the bed, just in case. He turns to look out the window, just as a monster resembling Verity breaks the window and climbs inside. ThatMob quickly runs out of the lookout and returns to his base, with Verity chasing him, screaming. He returns to his base to hide, but Verity breaks down the door. ThatMob climbs up to Verity and tells him, "I'm back! I'm back for you, okay? I could have run further, but I didn't! Please. Verity." After these words, Verity's monster stops, and his face returns to its original position. Verity forgives ThatMob. The next day, ThatMob cleans up the dirt he scattered around the house and asks Verity if there is anything he needs to know, to which Verity replies that the weather is fine. ThatMob continues about his business, avoiding places Verity told him not to go and asking Verity the usual questions. The next day, ThatMob asks Verity if there are other villages nearby he could go to because he needs a charm. Verity replies, no longer so cheerfully, "Why?" and says that she can give him a charm. Despite ThatMob's attempts to explain, he replies, "There is no other reason to look for other people. You have me. ThatMob doesn't argue. Verity asks if he thinks about him when he's not playing. ThatMob replies, "You must be hard to forget." Verity admits he's lonely. While showing Verity his improved defense, he accidentally drops Verity into a lava trap. Verity appears behind him, angry.

We begin with the protagonist, ThatMob, claiming to have downloaded a mysterious mod sent by a friend, then hearing someone calling for help and finding a box. When he interacts with the box, it begins to float in the air and then opens, revealing Verity, who falls and bounces off the ground. When Verity comes to, he says, "Hi, I'm Verity, your personal assistant. Ask me anything, I know everything." ThatMob interacts with Verity over the course of several days. Verity knows when it rains, can find diamonds and villages, and even knows things she shouldn't, such as that ThatMob ate pizza the day before. Verity later begins to say and/or ask strange things, such as asking TogoMob if he lives alone both in real life and in Minecraft, to which ThatMob replies, "Well, yeah, and it's a single-player world. Why?" In the following scenes, ThatMob falls asleep. Upon waking, he asks if there is anything he needs to know that day. Verity responds by repeating, "Something will happen in three days," twice. When ThatMob asks what exactly will happen and if it is dangerous, Verity replies, "Something," and "Yes." ThatMob asks if he can stop what is coming, to which Verity replies, "I could." ThatMob prepares his defense, and a countdown of the remaining days appears in the right corner of the screen. With two days remaining, ThatMob speaks to Verity again. When ThatMob asks Verity to make the sound of an opening door, the door next to them opens. When ThatMob asks if Verity is okay, Verity turns on a Canadian siren, which they call "the night siren." When ThatMob asks Verity if it is them, Verity begins playing the music we heard earlier in the video. On the final day, ThatMob locks Verity in the house with mud blocks. Verity says it won't help. As ThatMob leaves, Verity screams, "THAT'S ENOUGH, MOB. YOU'RE MINE. MOB!"