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Noli. He is often cited as one of the community's first hackers. A cult following quickly developed around him ("Void Cult"). Rumors circulated that Noli could hack accounts, disable games, and even corrupt the environment in playstations. However, many in the community consider this a myth: perhaps the legend was simply players exploiting early bugs, or even glitches within the platform itself.
c00lkidd. Unlike the previous names, this one is a more specific figure. In the early 2010s, this player was indeed actively using exploits: according to some reports, he hacked over 30 games.
Ellernate, ITrapped, Caleb244. These three friends made history not so much for their individual exploits as for their joint action: in 2012 (on April Fools' Day), they managed to temporarily shut down the entire Roblox website.
Tubers93. It's important to clarify right away: Tubers93 is not a single person, but a group of hackers. They were active from approximately 2019 to 2022. Their exploits include hacking the game Meepcity (they substituted content, for example, by embedding inappropriate audio), modifying Arsenal (adding cheating Game Passes), and creating games with voice chat before the feature was officially available in Roblox. The group's accounts were ultimately suspended.
007n7 was a prominent exploiter around 2013–2014. His signature tool was the c00lgui script, which he created and distributed to members of the c00lkidd group. People used this interface to launch exploits en masse: spamming decals, breaking skyboxes, crashing servers, and disrupting gameplay in popular games.

The most popular drink: Bloxey Cola
One of the most iconic options. It's a virtual item (gear) that could be purchased on the Roblox marketplace with Robux. The can has a rather memorable design and has become a true symbol of the platform—it's often mentioned in fan stories, and in some games, it serves as a healing item.
Mountain Blox

This drink is also very popular among fans. It's supposedly a parody of the real-life energy drink Mountain Dew. It even has its own history in Roblox lore: supposedly, its formula was developed back in the 1940s, and later, a corporation acquired the rights to produce it, which then distributed the drink throughout the Roblox world. However, at some point, Mountain Dew was discontinued and replaced with a different variant, Fizzly.
Noob Pop

This variant references community slang: "noob"—a term for newcomers. Noob Pop is a lemonade that, according to a fan wiki, is sold in shops inside some game worlds (like DSWN). The joke is that drinking it makes the character feel "like a noob."
RedBLOX

Another striking example. In terms of visuals and concept, it's a clear parody of real-life energy drinks. In games, it's often used as an item that provides a temporary boost (for example, increasing a character's speed or stamina).
Mega Gulp

It's not a separate brand, but rather a format—a large serving of soda, also found in various Roblox games. Sometimes these "mega-sodas" become part of game mechanics or simply a fun element of the environment.

Robux!!!

Guest 666. A legend surrounds a guest account with this number. Players have theorized about its "sinister" nature, though in reality, it's simply another test profile, hyped up by mystics.

J6n D3u:
A legend spread through the community: supposedly, on a certain day (often cited as March 18, 2017), these accounts would hack the entire platform. The rumor was actively spread through YouTube videos with fake screenshots and alarming headlines, causing panic among players. Roblox later officially denied the myth.
What does it look like?
(infections): a body part (right arm, left leg, torso) appears distorted, "glitchy." A red eye is often added, and a distorted ice crown is used as a hat.

1x1x1x1. Another "hacker" myth. In fact, this account was originally created by Roblox engineer John Shedletsky in 2007 as a joke. But players turned it into part of a conspiracy theory about a secret hacker.
What does it look like?
A translucent green torso revealing a black rib cage, a sinister buttoned smile, red glowing eyes, and a green Domino crown. This design is more of an artistic representation of a "hacker" than an exact replica of what the avatar looked like in the early years of Roblox.

the same light yellow skin, dark trousers and the same shirt with a vest, but without a tie but with a bow tie.
She has pink hair, braided into a bun.

light yellow skin,
A white shirt and a knitted shirt with a yellow tie on top.
dark trousers.
John Doe is considered in lore to be Jane Doe's husband.

John Doe (ID 1) and Jane Doe (ID 2) are test accounts created by the founders of Roblox back in 2006. They were specifically named this way because "John Doe/Jane Doe" is like "Ivan Ivanov" in English: a placeholder name for an anonymous or unknown person.

Why were they needed:

Test the game as a regular player. The developers logged in from these accounts without admin privileges and checked how everything looked and worked for the average user.
Look for bugs. Run through the playlists, check if the interface is breaking, if avatars are loading properly, if there are any errors.
Check out the social features. Add friends, send messages, view profiles—everything a regular player should be able to do.

What does it look like?

The classic "old" Builderman (the one that was in the old icons and promo):

The blue cap is the most important detail.
A yellow-orange shirt (often with a simple pattern or a single color).
Dark trousers, sometimes with a belt.
Work boots.
In his hand is a hammer, a wrench, or simply a glowing brick. This is a symbol: he is not only the "creator" but also the "repairer" of the world.
His role in Robloxia lore

In different stories, Builderman is responsible for different things, but most often there are three major roles:

The one who taught everyone to build. In the lore, he was the first to figure out how to use bricks and Lua and showed it to everyone else. Hence the phrase: "If Robloxia lasts, it's because someone is building."
The Guardian of Stability. When the world begins to "break" (bugs, 1x1x1x1, glitches), Builderman is the one who physically repairs reality: erecting new walls, closing holes, restoring zones. In some stories, he literally "rewrites" parts of the world with bricks.
A judge between creators and destroyers. If someone wants to tear everything down for fun, Builderman might say, "You can destroy, but you must also be able to build." This is his guiding principle.

Judge and stabilizer. When 1x1x1x1 or other "malfunction entities" start to disrupt zones, John is the one who can intervene and restore everything to normal. Sometimes this is done through a "server rollback," sometimes through direct confrontation in the control center.
Hair: Telamon Hair accessory—short, curly chestnut locks. It was his signature look, and fans still use it to create "that" Telamon.
Face: the signature "annoyed" expression (often the Epic Face or a custom face with a disgruntled expression). This was played out in the lore as "he's always tired of bugs and exploiters."
Shirt: White, with a print featuring his dynamite avatar on the front and the phrase "Remember that time I completely beat you on SFOTH?" on the back. This is a direct reference to his old challenges and games.
Shorts: blue with vertical stripes, with a white drawstring and cuffs - a very recognizable detail.
Footwear: He went barefoot—this also became an iconic detail. Fan stories sometimes explain this as "it's more comfortable for him to run through the server corridors" or as a joke about the "shoeless boss."
character
He has a sense of humor that relies on irony. His jokes usually revolve around bugs, players "breaking the game for memes," and his own old challenges. The lore explains this as follows: humor helps him steer clear of the endless glitches.
He's a "go-to guy," but with a distance. He might chat with Builderman or even some regular player if they've really helped stabilize the zone. But he never loses his status as "the one who makes the decisions."
In short, it's a joke and a cruel troll

Like a "reality control center." In some stories, it's the building where the main "world scripts" are stored (in the spirit of the very idea that Lua is the fabric of reality). It's supposedly home to the highest administrators who can change the laws of Robloxia, and it's from there that global events are launched.
A tall black skyscraper with dark blue windows. This is perhaps the most popular option: the building is made the second tallest in the city to immediately signal "this is the center of power." The windows are often tinted, as if nothing can be seen from the inside.
Lots of glass and metal, but with a "Roblox aesthetic." That is, the proportions are deliberately cubic, and the details are angular, like typical Roblox buildings. No smooth lines: everything is made of blocks, but assembled in a way that looks solid.
Barriers and fences that taper toward the top. Several layers of barriers are often erected around a building, ranging from a simple fence at the entrance to almost "military" posts on the upper floors. This emphasizes that not everyone is allowed inside.
Logo and neon lighting. A large Roblox logo is a must on the façade, and neon outlines (usually white and blue or bright turquoise) are used along the edges of the building.
Teleport/Helicopter Pad. There's almost always a landing zone on the roof: either with helicopter markings or a ring of glowing teleporters leading to different areas of Robloxia.

Elliot is one of the most recognizable characters in the Builder Brothers Pizza fan lore, and he has multiple "versions" across different games and stories.

What role does he play in the pizzeria?

His role varies slightly in different fan universes, but the general gist is this:

The most loyal employee. Elliot literally carries the entire pizzeria on his shoulders: he's willing to be the cashier, the cook, the delivery boy, the packer—anything, just to keep things running smoothly. In the lore, he's often referred to as "the one who holds it all together" when everyone else is causing chaos or disappearing entirely.
Connection to the Builder family. According to one popular theory, Elliot is the son of one of the Builder brothers (Mr. Builder) and the brother of Mia Builder. Hence his special attachment to the establishment: for him, it's not just a job, but a family affair.
Elliot's appearance

His image was firmly established thanks to icons and models from Work at a Pizza Place and other places:

A typical Robloxian figure in the Robloxian 2.0 style - proportions and pose like a standard avatar, but with recognizable details.
The skin is a bright yellow tint (in older versions there was sometimes a small error: the head was darker and the hands were lighter, which made the color look uneven).
Builder Brothers Pizza uniform: red cap/visor with the chain's logo, red shirt with the same logo, black pants, and dark sneakers.
His facial expression is usually slightly worried or tired, which fits well with his role as the "one who fixes everything and saves the shift."

Builder Brothers Pizza is a fictional pizza and fast food chain in the world of Robloxia. According to fan fiction, it was founded in 1979 (though some versions say 1977) by builder brothers Henry Builder (orange) and James Builder (yellow). The company was later acquired by other owners: in 2007, Dued1 (who also created the game Work at a Pizza Place, which spawned much of this lore) became CEO, and in 2023, the chain was acquired by the Militech corporation.

The restaurants had multiple areas for various purposes: supply stations, pickup areas, pizza packaging stations, kitchens, cash registers, and management offices. The building was typically described as a brown brick structure with two parking lots (one for employees and one for customers) and a drive-thru. Another detail: a secret room in the wall behind the drive-thru, accessible through the slightly darker wall.

What was her image?

The establishment developed a bad reputation. The staff often caused chaos:

put soda in ovens to make the cans explode;
overcooked the pizza;
threw ingredients on the floor, attracting insects;
doused customers with a fire extinguisher;
overloaded supply trucks, scattering boxes across the streets;
sometimes they drove drunk.

Robloxia Lore

The Chronicles of Roblox series, created by John Shedletsky under the pseudonym Telamon, is often used as a basis. This isn't official canon from Roblox Corporation, but rather a fan-made (but highly respected in the community) backstory.

The Beginning. Initially, there was nothing—a sepia void. Matter began to condense within it, and Two-By-Two emerged. She left a mark: the leaves that fell from her head sprouted and formed the earth where life would later emerge—Bloxiankind.
Society and Conflict. Two-By-Two's descendants created bricks that shared their power with Bloxiankind. But one of the bricks, Six-by-Six, was consumed by hatred and envy. He hated his descendants and vowed to destroy Robloxia.
A threat has emerged. Six-by-Six has awakened a being from the fourth dimension—1x1x1x1. This entity has become an unstoppable force, wreaking havoc across the world.
The Role of the Builderman. In these stories, the Builderman often emerges as a figure capable of countering such threats—a guardian of order who stands against destructive forces.

Bloxville.

A mix of eras. The city juxtaposes old, slightly dilapidated buildings (reminiscent of this being one of Robloxia's first settlements) with more modern structures. Occasionally, you'll see streets where the layout seems to "shift" or buildings are positioned at unnatural angles—a hint that reality here is slightly unstable.
Atmospheric details. Signs on buildings may change spontaneously, lights may come on in windows at night, even though no one is home. Traces of something strange are found in sewers or abandoned basements—for example, strange symbols or objects that don't belong in this world.
Contrast. In some stories, Bloxville is a cozy, lively town with markets, taverns, and active residents. In others, it's a place with a darker edge: half-abandoned neighborhoods, foggy nights, the feeling that someone is watching you.
Symbolic objects. Often, some significant object is placed in the center or on the outskirts.