Room (Boisvert

The personification of a state. The room embodies the pure depression and despair that overwhelm the central character (often Boisvert himself) during moments of emotional crisis or forced isolation.
First appearance: The character was first introduced in the animated video "Take Care."
Voice acting. The character is voiced by different voice models in different videos: Cepestral TTS "Whispery" (in "Take Care" and "Burning.mp4"), Damien (in "They Don't Know"), and William (regular voice).
Interactions with other characters. The Room enters into complex relationships with other characters. In the "Zoning Ordinance" video, a dialogue with the White Angel arises, raising the question of whether the character can imagine themselves beyond their depression. At the climax, the Room, overcome with rage, takes on the Angel's appearance, symbolizing a fusion with an alien yet alluring image.
Transformation and action. At the end of the same video, The Room, fueled by rage, breaks free from its cage and ultimately kills "Concept"—a metaphor for the external, social norms that oppose its inner state. The final frame appears in Morse code, reading "HELLO AND GOODBYE," which can be interpreted as a rejection of the old, discarded form and the embrace of a new, more radical one.
Visual style. The character is often depicted as a blurry, distorted creature with unnatural proportions, emphasizing its alienness and frightening unnaturalness.
Symbolism. The room is not just a character, but a concentrated embodiment of the dark sides of the human psyche.

Boisvert's work is generally built on the exploration of psychological themes, and The Room serves as a powerful visual embodiment of these ideas. If you're interested in delving deeper into the project's lore, I recommend starting with the aforementioned videos—they explore these themes most fully.

emotionally cold and impersonal, capable of transformation, secretive and isolating, uses masks, aggressive and manipulative, more closed in relationships

The triangular head is the most striking feature that immediately distinguishes him from other characters.
The leather is black.
The mask is an integral part of his body. It's white, cracked, mouthless, and can't be removed.
Three Arms - In Episode 0, it is shown that he has an additional, third arm, which was previously just part of a silhouette.
Long clawed fingers.
Height: about 6 feet 10 inches (approximately 208–209 cm).
Body type: mesomorphic, that is, average, normal.
Eyes are mostly black, but sometimes white ones are found.