Hatred

He loves chaos. He enjoys bossing people around, bullying others (like Terry), and creating chaos. Impulsive. He stole the Venomshank sword from his own father (Mayor Thaniel) because "the voices in his head" told him to do so. Manipulated. For a long time, he acted under the influence of these "voices," not fully controlling his actions. Later, he realized he was being used. Not without vulnerability. His motivation stems in part from the loss of his mother: he wanted to use Venomshank to "destroy what destroyed his family." After being "healed." In the final scene, he apologizes for his actions, thanks the player, and even offers to help—for example, inviting them to his hideout to play video games. Clothing: Neon green jacket with red trim, black pants with red details (pockets, boots), gray gloves. Accessories: A black baseball cap with red crosses and a small frowning face; a gray chain and belt on her right leg. Face. Red eyes, fangs, an expression that is both evil and mischievous. In a special form. After being hit by Venomshanks, he transforms into a "Bubonic Plant": his body is covered in dark green, corrugated leaves, and his eyes and fangs turn light green. Father: Mayor of the City, age 22

His appearance is memorable: an elderly character with gray hair, a lime-green shirt (with the classic Roblox logo in the corner) and black pants, walks with a cane, and has a sad expression. He was once the local deadlift champion (1974) and was considered the strongest guardian of the sword. His real name is Bartholomew Thaniel. He appears in Chapter 2 ("Toxic Time"). Thaniel is the mayor of Turitopulis and the guardian of the sword Venomshank. In the story, he is kidnapped by the gorilla Griefer (Thaniel's son) in order to coax the sword from his father. The player must rescue the character. Thaniel is later encountered again in Chapter 5 ("Trouble in the Heights"). He is a caring and loving father. Despite the fact that his son Griefer causes utter chaos and even kidnaps him, Thaniel never ceases to worry about him. At the end of the chapter, his first instinct is to call doctors for Griefer, even though he's just caused him a lot of trouble. This shows that family ties are more important to him than insults. Responsible and loyal to his duty, he served as the keeper of the Venomshank sword for many years and took this role seriously. Even in captivity, he refuses to give up the sword, understanding how dangerous it could be in the wrong hands. Calm, but not weak-willed. He has a perpetually sad face and appears frail and old with a cane, but this is deceptive. He was once a deadlift champion and could crush coconuts with his bare hands. He's no longer a fighter, but he maintains his dignity and doesn't crack under pressure. A little sad and tired. His sadness isn't just a facial expression, but a reflection of what he's been through: problems with his son, the burden of responsibility for a powerful artifact, the pressure of being mayor. He looks like a man who's seen a lot and is tired of it all. Trusting and open to help. When a player saves him, he's genuinely grateful and willing to help in return. He doesn't cling to power or status, but strives to be as helpful as he can.

The head is white. hair is white Hands are light black. The body is cocoa-colored. The legs are grey. There is a leopard print on the neck and at the bottom of the cape. In his hands he holds the Staff of Heavenly Light (the staff itself has no texture, but reflects light). He also has blue eyes (some versions or artworks emphasize this). On his head is a red cardboard headband with a gold border and white fluff with honest spots.

Hair is dark brown, approximately shoulder length. Face - The classic Roblox Freckled Cheeks face (with freckles). Headdress - pink hat. The top is a pink T-shirt. Bottom: grey trousers. Friendliness. She's genuinely happy to meet new people: when they first meet in Turitopolis, Kyoko greets the player warmly and tries to make them feel at home. Empathy. At Talomon's estate, she genuinely sympathizes with the player when she learns of their difficult mission from Shedletsky, and treats them to cookies as a sign of support—this demonstrates her sensitivity. Caring and concerned for loved ones. At the Beesville docks, Kyoko is visibly worried about the disappearance of her sister Calypso—her concern sounds genuine, clearly showing that family is important to her. Curiosity and a thirst for adventure. She calls herself a traveler and enjoys exploring new places (for example, she was planning to go to the Cursed Forest). However, she's not reckless: when the situation becomes dangerous (as in the case with Mayor Taniel), she doesn't rush into danger but takes a prudent step back. Lightness and ease. There's no heaviness in her manner of communication—she doesn't pressure or lecture, but rather supports and encourages.

Yellow hair, yellow skin, a bare torso, and muscular build. He wears a red mask with fire designs on his head, revealing only his eyes and mouth. According to the game's lore, Nubador is the uncle of Red and Blue Noob. In the Pre-Prologue, the two stand at a grave, and given their connection to Nubador, it's logical to assume he died earlier. He possesses a fiery temper and is protective of his family. In the prologue, he fiercely fights the player because the player defeated his nephews, Red and Blue Noob. For Nubador, these are not just minions, but loved ones he cares for, and his aggression stems from a sense of resentment and a desire to protect his family. Pragmatism and a desire to provide for his family. According to the lore, he worked for the "Mysterious Figure" not out of pure malice, but for the money—he wanted to save enough to provide for his nephews. This makes him more of a "necessary antagonist" than an outright villain. His crude humor and simplicity. His image (a noob luchador) and defeat pose (a nod to Peter Griffin) emphasize his comedic side: he's not a pompous villain, but a simple, sometimes ridiculous, yet tenacious fighter. The ability to admit mistakes and change. Later, when Nubador works as a train driver in Beesville, he no longer attacks the player but interacts with them. Moreover, in one scene, he apologizes to the player, admitting that he didn't know the full situation and was simply trying to protect the children. Leadership skills. He leads the "noob army" and his nephews, and knows how to organize people, albeit in his own rough-and-tumble style.

She has blue hair in a ponytail, a blue shirt, blue skin, and blue pants. She has a sword and a brother, Red Noob. She is more cautious and reasonable, but also energetic and caring. This is directly confirmed in dialogue: when Blue is defeated, Red says, "How dare you hurt her!" Red Noob is very worried about his brother. They act as mini-bosses. At first, they team up against the player (after someone beats up their comrade, Shedletsky), and later turn to their uncle and boss, Nubador, for help. They are Nubador's nephews. She is 16.

He has a sword, red hair, red skin, a red shirt, and dark red pants. He has a sister, a blue noob. He's quite self-confident, boastful, and energetic. He's very worried about his sister, a blue noob. They act as mini-bosses. At first, they team up against the player (after someone beats up their comrade, Shedletsky), and later turn to their uncle and boss, Nubador, for help. They are Nubador's nephews; he's 17.

He has a dark blue witch's hat with stars and a blue moon hanging on the tip of the hat. He also has a blue belt on the hat. His hair is white, a little long and fluffy on the sides. He has small braids on his head. He wears glasses, but not full ones, they are rectangular on the sides, no stripes on them at the top. His leather is blue. The cloak is blue, and at the bottom of the cloak there are elegant white patterns on the sides of the cloak near the shoulders, below which there are strange white ribbons and on them, in black letters, something incomprehensible is written. White fluffy fur on the cloak. His shirt is dark blue. The buttons on the shirt are in the form of blue stars and he has a white apron tied on his torso. He also has a thin tail with a small star at the end and a large dark blue star above it. He has black pants. He is a wizard who works in the castle kitchen. He is 32 years old, 1.87 cm tall, quiet, gloomy, serious, dissatisfied, soft, gentle, kind, affectionate. He has a hot temper. Most of the time he's calm and polite, but if something goes wrong in the kitchen (for example, a player accidentally gives the wrong bottle), he immediately loses his temper. A culinary perfectionist, he's incredibly focused and creates excellent dishes, even when it means combining ingredients that are completely different from each other. The Wizard's attitude toward the player is complex. Initially, he's angry at the player for ruining the kitchen, but over time, his attitude changes. When the player proves their competence (bringing the necessary ingredients for his soup), the Wizard sincerely thanks them. And when the player obtains the Ghost Wanderer, the Ghost Chef is even surprised and genuinely worried about them. Shyness and embarrassment. Some fan interpretations note that he easily gets flustered and blushes, especially when someone is too familiar with him (such as pinching his cheeks). Curiosity. The game hints that he enjoys math and is quite good at it.

The victim has yellow skin, hair pulled back into a small ponytail, a yellow helmet with a blue visor, red horns, a thin, demonic tail, a red, pointed tail, light stubble, an orange construction vest with white stripes and lining underneath, black clothes and black pants, an evil, dominant, rude, sometimes affectionate personality, wears black gloves, and is 28 years old.