Victim

The gray stickman has a hole in his head (like Chousen, Dark, and Second Coming)

But the tragedy wasn't over. During the company's fourth-anniversary celebration, several stickmen, including Mitzi, began disappearing. Later, an employee named Agent returned alone and, using a memory scanner, revealed to the Victim that Mitzi had died during the pogrom perpetrated by the Chosen One and the Dark Lord on Newgrounds. This devastated the Victim.

Later, the Agent and another employee found a video recording: it turned out that the Chosen One and the Cursor (Alan's creation) were working together. The victim realized that her creator was indirectly involved in Mitzi's death. This ignited a new wave of anger and a thirst for revenge within her—she now wanted to destroy both Alan and the Chosen One.

It all started in the very first episode. Alan Becker drew a stickman in Adobe Flash and named him Victim—the name itself set the tone. At first, the character was curious: when he was created, he tried to escape the hitbox. But soon, Alan began tormenting Victim for fun, treating him like a toy.

What exactly was going on? Alan repeatedly recreated the Victim's file and subjected it to brutal "experiments": crushing it, drowning it, stabbing it with a shuriken, throwing it down stairs, and blowing it up. This cycle lasted for about nine months. The Victim, of course, wasn't defenseless: at some point, it fought back—for example, by rotating its hitbox to avoid a rock strike, and then using debris to attack Alan's cursor. But the creator always found a way to "reset" the situation. As a result, the Victim developed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

The turning point came on March 15, 2007. While Alan was out for dinner, the Victim didn't wait for a new round of torment. She showed ingenuity: she assembled a homemade rocket from tools and Adobe Flash components and escaped from the creator's laptop to the Outernet.

During the flight, the Victim accidentally entered the computer of a female animator. At that very moment, she was uploading her animation—a stickman named Mitzi—to Newgrounds. This caused the Victim, along with Mitzi, to be "pulled" into a world inhabited by all the uploaded animations. There, the Victim met Mitzi. At first, he was frightened: in his experience, people (and animators) had only treated him cruelly. But Mitzi showed kindness—she extended a hand, and over time, it was this kindness that helped the Victim gradually heal his psychological wounds.

Together, they began a new life: they created a joint business using the animation tools the Victim had brought with her. Over time, the business grew into Rocket Corp.