Mr. WPNZ x Mr. Puzzles

Toomp is a small, lump-like creature that eats everything and causes destruction. ‎ At first, he helped Mr. Puzzle (for example, with a prison break), then he became Mr. WPNZ's partner—Mr. WPNZ even treated him almost like family. Toomp isn't particularly talkative, but he's smart: he can, say, build a walkie-talkie out of parts. He's an alien and has come here to study friendship.

Appearance: Clothing and accessories: Shirt: White, basic, contrasts with the rest of the "military" aesthetic. Jacket: Gray, with horizontal stripes along the hem and a patch on the back; decorated with metal plates, some of which are stylized as turrets. Yellow and blue stripes on the sleeves. Trousers: matching the jacket, with a light blue patch on the right leg and belts at the hips. Accessories: A knife around the neck: instead of a tie, a dagger emphasizes constant readiness for combat. Goggles: protective, look like unused turrets - a stylistic touch to the image of a gun maniac. Leggings and armor: thick, reinforced, with additional attachments for equipment. Details that enhance the look Wear and tear: his clothes are dirty in places, there are scuffs, and his armor has scratches and dents; after the damage in the arches, his appearance becomes even more battered. Shadows and contrast: The combination of silver "skin", dark belts and bright yellow-red eyes makes him easily recognizable even in chaotic scenes.

Detailed description of appearance: Mr. WPNZ (Mr. Weapons) is a hulking humanoid cyborg with a predatory, shark-like aesthetic. Face and head: Skin and color: silvery-metallic, as if covered in armor plates; seams and joints are visible in places, emphasizing its cyborg nature. Facial features: coarse, angular, with a pronounced massive jaw. Teeth: Sharp, serrated, reminiscent of a shark's; often visible in a wide, almost predatory grin. Eyes: Yellow, triangular, like a cat's; pupils elongated and sharp. During strong emotions (rage, sadistic delight), the eyes become bright red. Eyelids: the upper ones are dark gray, the lower ones are dark blue, which makes the look especially harsh. Scar: On the forehead there is a noticeable X-shaped scar, adding a “battle” history to the image. Eyebrows: thick, black, emphasize the constant severity of the facial expression. Torso and arms: Glove (key element): silver, with a thick, spiked bracelet. Three black holes are on the back of the hand, and special slits are on the fingers. The glove can transform into any firearm the WPNZ desires. Hand asymmetry: the left hand is noticeably larger than the right and is partially removable; the knuckles have spikes reminiscent of brass knuckles that can detach and function independently. Fingertips: They have holes in them through which he can fire bullets. Shoulders and chest: Reinforced with armored pauldrons resembling turrets; additional weapon modules and metal plates are scattered across the torso. Legs and feet: Feet: These are full-fledged jet blasters; massive, angular, with pronounced nozzles. Straps and bindings: Each leg has a black strap with silver buckles; the reinforcements show scratches and scuffs from many battles. Gait: Due to the bulky design and built-in weapons, movements are heavy, “mechanical”, with a characteristic sound of steps.

Mr. WPNZ (pronounced "Mr. Weapons," a reference to the word "weapon") is one of the main antagonists. ‎ Its key features: Cruelty and pragmatism. For him, people are either tools or targets: he doesn't hesitate to use even innocent people (like Mario) as training targets and injures Karen's allies to isolate her. Hot-tempered and vindictive. Easily angered, unforgiving of betrayal. This was especially evident in the conflict with Mr. Puzzle. ‎ Abilities and equipment: Biomechanical implants. His body is partially composed of weapons technology: his glove transforms into a firearm, his feet are blasters. Combat skills. A master of hand-to-hand combat, a marksman, possesses superhuman strength, endurance, and near-invulnerability. Tactics and charisma. Skilled in manipulation and intimidation, he utilizes cunning and the resources of the criminal underworld; he also possesses hacking skills and has access to a variety of gadgets and arsenals. Special items. Key artifact: YouTube Remote Control. ‎ Role in the plot and relationships with other characters: With Mr. Puzzle. At first, they become partners in crime, arranging escapes and carrying out dangerous missions together. But later, Puzzle uses the WPNZ for his own plans to appear heroic and betrays him. This leads to an open confrontation: the WPNZ wants to destroy Puzzle for his betrayal and sees him as the main threat. With Toomp. After a conflict with Puzzle, Toomp becomes his new partner. ‎ Mr. WPNZ gave Mr. Puzzle a shell casing as a reminder of their shared experience.

Appearance: Visual effects and dynamics: Changing expressions. The screen isn't static: emotions shift rapidly, and random frames sometimes flash, as if he's flipping through channels. Creepy "Mad Faces." When Mr. Puzzle loses his temper, disturbing, distorted images appear on screen—fans call this the "Mad Face."

Relationships with other characters: Mr. WPNZ. They have a complex but profound relationship: Puzzle manipulated WPNZ, but in the end he sincerely apologizes, and WPNZ forgives him. Their friendship goes through betrayal, guilt, and reconciliation. The SMG4 team. For him, they are the main "actors" of his show; he tests them, drives them crazy, and ruins their lives for the sake of content, but later sincerely regrets it. Leggy. His temporary bond with her reveals his vulnerable side: when she is taken away, he experiences a profound emotional shock.

Detailed description of appearance: Head and "face": A TV for a head. Mr. Puzzle's head is the screen of an old television (styled after the 1950s and 1960s). It constantly displays changing facial expressions, random images, and, in moments of rage, particularly terrifying images. The word "Puzzlevision" appears. The name of its streaming service is displayed in ligature font at the bottom of the screen. Asymmetry. The left eye is noticeably larger than the right. The smile is wide, taking up most of the lower half of the "face." Teeth as an SMPTE test. The teeth are multicolored: yellow, light blue, lime green, pink, red, and blue—they are specially designed to resemble the color bars of the television test signal (SMPTE). The "behind the screen" effect. Even if the screen is broken, the "face" appears to remain intact—it feels as if it exists not on the glass, but behind it, in the form of light or plasma. Neck and joints: Cable Neck. The black neck resembles a thick cable that connects to the back of the TV head—emphasizing the character's "technical" nature. Cable legs. The thin black legs are also stylized as cables, enhancing the "living machine" look. Headgear and antennas: A black bowler hat with a gray band. A classic element that gives him the air of an eccentric showman. TV antennas. Two antennas protrude from the hat, one of them bent—this detail adds a casual touch and emphasizes the "used" TV style. Clothes: Bow tie. He almost always wears a black bow tie—it's part of his "circus-television" image. Vest and tank top. Gray vest over a white tank top. Gloves. White, elongated rubber gloves with four fingers. Trousers. Dark gray trousers with a silver puzzle pattern; suspenders and buttons stylized as puzzle pieces. Shoes. Black and white dress sneakers.

Mr. Puzzles is one of the key antagonists and later a figure with a tragic and controversial arc. ‎ Character: Mr. Puzzle is a charismatic but crazy showrunner obsessed with media and attention: ‎ Perfectionism and a thirst for recognition. His main goal is to get a five-star rating for his streaming service, Puzzlevision. He views any rating below five stars as a failure and literally loses his mind over bad reviews. Manipulative. He creates complex plans, uses other characters as actors in his "shows," and stages dangerous, sadistic trials for the sake of spectacle. Narcissism and theatricality. He turns everything around him into a show, and sees himself as the main character. It's important to him to be adored and praised. Hidden Vulnerability. Behind the facade of a powerful showman lies a deeply lonely man: he desperately longs for friendship and acceptance, and his cruel actions are largely driven by a painful past and feelings of rejection. In the finale, he is capable of self-sacrifice and sincere remorse. ‎ Role in the plot and abilities: Media mogul and content creator. Founder of Puzzlevision, owner of Didney Studios and Puzzlepark; he effectively turns the world into a TV show where everyone is a participant in the production. A master of intrigue. Constructs multilayered plans with traps, setups, and tests; knows how to manipulate perceptions and pit characters against each other. Technological and meta-abilities: control over the media space (including teleportation through TV screens); virtual reality distortion; ‎using special technologies like the "supernatural keyboard" to change the behavior of other characters; ‎near immortality and the ability to be reborn; ‎Fourth wall awareness (understands that he is in a show). Sacrifice and Redemption. At the climax, Puzzle realizes how much pain he has caused to those around him and willingly sacrifices himself to save the universe by sealing the time rift.