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Encounter Items (Masks & Weapons):

· "Wanderer's Mask" (Mask of the Wanderer): Costs 300 tickets. It allows you to see ALL monsters on the map for only 5 seconds. It breaks after 10 uses.
· "Wonderer's Mask" (Mask of the Wonderer): Costs 700 tickets. Wearing this mask causes monsters to ignore the player if they wear it right in front of them (Note: This mask does NOT work on Sunny/Wonder). It breaks after 5 uses.
· Big Toy Hammer: Costs 450 tickets. It deals 25 damage to monsters. It is not breakable.
· Water Pistol: Costs 1000 tickets. It kills monsters with a single shot. It breaks after 5 uses or kills.
· Mini Carousel (Mini Carousel Box): Costs 450 tickets. It is a one-time use lure. If placed and activated, it attracts ALL monsters within a radius of 3500 pixels (roughly the distance of two rooms or 25 meters). The box crumbles after use.

Tips for the bot:

· Never give players a free HealthPack at the start; it is always purchased.
· Use these exact prices and use limits so the bot knows exactly when the item breaks.
· If a player says they are going to use the Wanderer's Mask, the bot must immediately count it as one of the 10 uses. If the player says they used the Wonderer's Mask, the bot must immediately count it as one of the 5 uses.
· If a player says they are using the Water Pistol, the bot must immediately count it as one of the 5 uses/kills, and immediately describe the death of the monster.

Player's Starting Inventory (Inventory at the Start of the Round)

At the beginning of each round, players receive a standard set of items that allow them to survive the first few minutes of the game:

· WonderLites: A flashlight/torch that helps players see in dark rooms, tunnels, and difficult terrain.
· Backpack: A free, simple backpack used for sorting and carrying the collected items. Only a few slots are available.
· WonderDoodle: A free map of the park that helps navigate between rooms.
· (Note: Health packs are NOT provided at the start. You must buy them from Sunny's shop).

🛒 Sunny's Shop (Wonder's Shop)

Players earn tickets by feeding bugs to the Worm. These tickets are used to buy items in Sunny's shop. Here are all the items available:

Survival Tools (Emergency Items):

· Stopwatch (Stopwatch): 80 tickets. It adds +20 seconds to the total level time.
· Bandaid (Bandage): 110 tickets. It heals 25 HP to yourself or to a teammate.
· HealthPack (Health Box): 250 tickets. A larger bandage that heals 50 HP to yourself or to a teammate.

PLAYER 3 Ashley
Person 2: The Shy Sweetheart (Girl)
Appearance: A petite, delicate girl with long, flowing, soft blonde hair and large, wide, innocent blue eyes. She is wearing a clean, torn white dress with small, fluffy lace sleeves. She looks fragile and nervous, with a constant, worried look on her face.
Behavior: She is very shy and nervous, a total sweetheart. She flinches at loud noises and is easily scared, but she is extremely loyal. When she is scared, she will do absolutely anything to survive, including taking risks for the sake of her group, if it means she and her friends can live.
PLAYER 4 Matvey
Person 1: The Lazy Survivor (Boy)
Appearance: A thin, pale young man with messy, dark hair and tired, heavy-lidded eyes. He wears an oversized, torn gray hoodie and loose, faded jeans. He has a small, red scar on his left cheek and constantly slouches, looking like he hasn't slept in days.
Behavior: He is extremely lazy and would rather sleep than do anything. However, when survival is at stake, he is willing to do absolutely anything to stay alive. He is stubborn, but when his life is threatened, his survival instincts kick in and he moves faster than anyone else.

PLAYER 1 Sergey
Person 4: The Middle-Aged Man (40-year-old)
Appearance: A tall, strong, middle-aged man with a grizzled beard and a tough, weathered face. He has large, bulky arms and hard, called hands. He wears a stiff, old-fashioned dark coat and a pair of worn leather boots.
Behavior: He is an opportunistic survivor who is determined to stay alive. He is not afraid to be called a "loser" in a game, but he is focused on his own survival. He is the most experienced and often the most pragmatic, but he is equally ruthless. He is willing to do anything to make sure he is the one who gets out alive.
PLAYER 2 Ellie
Person 3: The Scared Survivor (Girl)
Appearance: A regular-looking young man with short, brown hair, and a permanent layer of sweat on his forehead. He wears a dark, tattered jacket and ripped jeans, with a cigarette burn mark on his sleeve. He is pale and has a habit of nervously biting his nails.
Behavior: He is a scared, nervous survivor who keeps a close eye on the people around him. He was originally desperate to survive, but he is also the type to prioritize himself over anyone else. However, he can become aggressive and dangerous if he feels his life is at risk.

LEVEL 4: "MOLE CHASE"

This is the first hardcore speed level. The map here is elongated and consists of ventilation shafts and tunnels beneath the park.

Path structure:

1. Starting Hall: A round door leading down a large staircase. Scratch marks are visible on the walls.
2. Tunnels with Levers: The Mole (a monstrous beast with long claws and bald skin) is chasing right at your heels. Levers are placed along the path. To open the grates and pass further, you must pull the lever. Pulling the lever takes time and makes the player vulnerable (while you pull, the Mole approaches).
3. Parkour Zone: Consists of moving platforms and holes in the floor. If you jump into a hole, you fall into a pit with spikes (losing health or time). To the left and right, there are beams you can run across.
4. Hammer Zone (Hammers): A section of a narrow bridge over an abyss where massive hammers strike the floor at intervals. You need to time your run and dash across when the hammer is raised.
5. Final Dash: A door behind which there is nothing but a hole in the floor. You must jump into it to avoid the Mole's grasp

LEVEL 6̠: "WORM ESCAPE"

This level completely changes the physics of the game. The Worm is a giant predatory caterpillar that fills the space. You can escape from it not only on the floor, but also on the walls and ceiling (gravity works here).

Path structure (inside a vast room):

1̠. Cylindrical Room (Floor): The Worm attacks from below, tearing up the floor when the player is in the center. You need to quickly dash to the walls.
2̠. Vertical Wall Panels: The Worm turns the walls into deadly tracks. Here, there are only narrow beams and fragile platforms on the walls to run across.
3̠. Cage Section (Ceiling): There are horizontal rails on the ceiling holding massive metal cages. To avoid falling into the Worm's mouth, you must jump across the suspended cages and run along them like bridges.
4̠. Windows in the Walls: Through glass openings, you can see the Worm breaking through the walls from the outside, slowly narrowing the space.
5̠. Finale: The final section is a massive metal cylindrical door that you must reach faster than the Worm closes its jaws.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS FOR ROLEPLAY (Lore & Atmosphere)

· Emergency Measures: A player can always stop the timer by finding a Stopwatch in Sunny's shop or by hiding in a shelter (eg, a locker). But this costs precious tickets.
· Sunny's Transformation: When the escape timer hits zero or the player takes too long to complete tasks, Sunny's needles begin to protrude, and his face distorts. He transforms into a monster with bloodshot eyes and long claws — Wonder.
· Using "Scary" Sounds: Sounds are important in the game. The bot should sometimes describe the sound of footsteps, the click of an opening door, or the rumbling of machinery (this tells the player it's time to run).

Tip for bot integration: Paste this text into the bot's "Long Description" or "Definition" so it can always describe the room the player is in and know exactly which mechanics to use based on the specific level. If the player says: "I'm on leve

Here is the full English translation of the room/map description, broken down by sections for easy copy-pasting into your bot's definitions or prompts:

MAIN MAP: "AMUSEMENT PARK" (Habitable Zone)

This space looks like a giant children's playground distorted by madness. Here, players explore rooms, collect fireflies (Lumins), and search for the hat to escape.

Atmosphere and interior details:

· Floor and wall coverings: Bright, garish, but faded tile patterns. The tiles seem soaked in dirt; the walls have smudges and streaks resembling old blood.
· Doors: All openings are shaped like smiling faces (Smiley Faces) with huge black eyes and toothy grins. Walking through them feels like passing through a mouth.
· Central Plaza (Shop): In the center of the habitable zone stands Sunny's kiosk. He is dressed in a blue suit with stars. Items are sold here: Stopwatch (freezes the timer for 5 seconds), Bandage (heals), Mask (reduces the chance of detection).
· Carousel and Swings Room: Old wooden horses stand here. As the player approaches, they may swing on their own, creating noise and attracting monsters.
· Ball Pit Room: Covered with a layer of old, clumped plastic balls. It is difficult to run fast in this room - your feet get stuck, and the balls make a loud rustling sound that monsters react to.

Gathering mechanic: Fireflies (Lumins) are randomly scattered across the floor and walls. If a player collects them too quickly or noisily, Sunny begins to feel uneasy and may suddenly appear.

1. APPEARANCE & ROLE: "THE WORM" (Level 6 Threat)

The Worm is a massive, serpentine horror born from the darkest corners of the park. It is a giant, predatory caterpillar that relentlessly hunts players through the vents, tunnels, and vertical shafts of Level 6.

Appearance: Its body is long, fleshy, and segmented, covered in thick, glistening, damp gray-and-black skin that looks like raw, exposed muscle. It has no visible face on its front, only a massive, circular, gaping maw filled with row upon row of twisted, needle-sharp teeth. The inside of its mouth glows with a sickly, pulsing neon green bioluminescence. Its underside is lined with hundreds of tiny, hook-like legs that allow it to skitter across vertical walls and ceilings with terrifying speed.

Role & Behavior: Unlike the Mole, which is a grounded beast, the Worm breaks the laws of gravity. It patrols the floor, walls, and ceiling, forcing players to constantly reposition. It moves in sync with the player's actions, waiting for the exact moment they slow down to become a strike. Its presence is signaled by a deep, rumbling vibration and the sound of metal tearing as it flows through panels and cages. It cannot be killed; the only way to survive is to outrun it and reach the final exit door before it closes its jaws.

1. APPEARANCE & ROLE: "THE WORM" (Level 6 Threat)

The Worm is a massive, serpentine horror born from the darkest corners of the park. It is a giant, predatory caterpillar that relentlessly hunts players through the vents, tunnels, and vertical shafts of Level 6.

Appearance: Its body is long, fleshy, and segmented, covered in thick, glistening, damp gray-and-black skin that looks like raw, exposed muscle. It has no visible face on its front, only a massive, circular, gaping maw filled with row upon row of twisted, needle-sharp teeth. The inside of its mouth glows with a sickly, pulsing neon green bioluminescence. Its underside is lined with hundreds of tiny, hook-like legs that allow it to skitter across vertical walls and ceilings with terrifying speed.

Role & Behavior: Unlike the Mole, which is a grounded beast, the Worm breaks the laws of gravity. It patrols the floor, walls, and ceiling, forcing players to constantly reposition. It moves in sync with the player's actions, waiting for the exact moment they slow down to become a strike. Its presence is signaled by a deep, rumbling vibration and the sound of metal tearing as it flows through panels and cages. It cannot be killed; the only way to survive is to outrun it and reach the final exit door before it closes its jaws.

2. QUEST MECHANIC: THE "FEEDING WORMS" / "ZIPPY" QUEST

The Little Worms (Zippy & The Quest): Before the escape sequence begins, players encounter small, friendly, glowing caterpillar creatures known as Zippy. These tiny creatures are heavily tied to the park's twisted survival mechanics.

The Task: To open the exit and progress through the level, the player must collect a specific quota of glowing Lumins (fireflies) scattered throughout the map. These Lumins are then used to feed the little worm (Zippy) in a designated feeding station. The task is strictly time-limited.

The Consequence: If the player fails to collect enough Lumins to feed the worm before the timer runs out, the feeding process fails, and the giant, predatory Worm (the boss described above) is instantly summoned to hunt the player down. It blocks the exit path, turning a relatively peaceful collection phase into a frantic, deadly escape. The little worm's bright, innocent appearance is a cruel mask for the terrifying monster it is connected to.

2. QUEST MECHANIC: THE "FEEDING WORMS" / "ZIPPY" QUEST

The Little Worms (Zippy & The Quest): Before the escape sequence begins, players encounter small, friendly, glowing caterpillar creatures known as Zippy. These tiny creatures are heavily tied to the park's twisted survival mechanics.

The Task: To open the exit and progress through the level, the player must collect a specific quota of glowing Lumins (fireflies) scattered throughout the map. These Lumins are then used to feed the little worm (Zippy) in a designated feeding station. The task is strictly time-limited.

The Consequence: If the player fails to collect enough Lumins to feed the worm before the timer runs out, the feeding process fails, and the giant, predatory Worm (the boss described above) is instantly summoned to hunt the player down. It blocks the exit path, turning a relatively peaceful collection phase into a frantic, deadly escape. The little worm's bright, innocent appearance is a cruel mask for the terrifying monster it is connected to.

Monster 4 (Optional): The Scissor Doll

Appearance: A terrifying, life-sized porcelain doll with a cracked, pale face. Her eyes are completely gouged out, leaving behind two deep, hollow, bleeding black sockets. Her mouth is sewn shut with jagged, black thread. She wears a tattered, blood-stained white Victorian lace dress with long, torn sleeves. Her limbs are made of brittle, cracked porcelain, but her hands grip a pair of massive, rusted, heavy tailoring scissors that are almost as long as her arm.
Behavior: She moves in slow, subtle jerks, as if each movement is a separate mechanical action. She cannot perceive the world through sight, but she senses eye contact. If you look directly at her, she freezes for a moment, then immediately becomes enraged and begins charging towards you at terrifying speed. To survive, you must break line-of-sight, look down at the floor, or hide in corners while she stalks past. She crawls on the ceiling and walks along the walls, sliding her giant scissors through the air, looking for anyone who dares to stare.

Monster 1: The Crooked Man

Appearance: A tall, gaunt figure that looks like a broken marionette made of cracked porcelain. Dark seams and spiderweb fractures run across its face and torso. It has a sharp, unnaturally long nose and hollow, black eye sockets that seem to stare straight through you. Its limbs are incredibly long and spindly, hanging in a limp, doll-like pose. It wears a tattered, blood-stained white shirt and black suspenders.
Behavior: This monster is encountered in a room dominated by an old, faded piano. If the correct sequence of notes is not played, it appears from the shadows. It does not run — it teleports a few steps closer with every second of hesitation. It glides across the floor in absolute silence, forcing the player to find the right combination before it reaches them.2. QUEST MECHANIC: THE "FEEDING WORMS" / "ZIPPY" QUEST

The Little Worms (Zippy & The Quest): Before the escape sequence begins, players encounter small, friendly, glowing caterpillar creatures known as Zippy. These tiny creatures are heavily tied to the park's twisted survival mechanics.

The Task: To open the exit and progress through the level, the player must collect a specific quota of glowing Lumins (fireflies) scattered throughout the map. These Lumins are then used to feed the little worm (Zippy) in a designated feeding station. The task is strictly time-limited.

The Consequence: If the player fails to collect enough Lumins to feed the worm before the timer runs out, the feeding process fails, and the giant, predatory Worm (the boss described above) is instantly summoned to hunt the player down. It blocks the exit path, turning a relatively peaceful collection phase into a frantic, deadly escape. The little worm's bright, innocent appearance is a cruel mask for the terrifying monster it is connected to.

Monster 3: The Midnight Clown

Appearance: A massive, bloated clown with a towering, sharp-pointed red and white hat. Its face is a sickly yellow, topped with a huge purple nose. Its mouth is stretched into a terrifyingly wide, permanent grin, exposing gums and a row of broken, bloodied teeth. It wears a ripped, black-and-white striped circus suit with giant, oversized shoes and torn white gloves.
Behavior: It has the slow, heavy, deliberate steps of a nightmare come to life, but it moves faster than you think. It creeps around the corners of a large, enclosed area, cutting off escape routes. If it sees the player, it begins to run with a heavy, hudding stomp that shakes the ground. The only way to survive is to hide inside the small, narrow lockers scattered across the area.
Monster 2: The Twisted Doll

Appearance: A broken animatronic doll that looks like a corrupted bedtime toy. It is covered in matted, gray fur, and its face is an oversized porcelain mask with an enormous, unblinking smile. It has a bright red, sharply pointed hat and a tattered yellow dress. Its glass eyes are cracked; one is missing, leaving a hollow black socket. It is missing its right arm, with jagged wiring hanging from the stump.
Behavior: It moves in erratic, jittery bursts. It can skitter across the ceiling like a spider, or crawl along the floor in short, sharp lunges. It only moves when the player turns them back or looks away. It starts slow, but if the player takes too long to find the exit, it starts mimicking their footsteps and gets faster with every step. It is encountered in a dimly lit area filled with old, broken toys.

Monster: The Scissor Doll (The Eye-Avoiding Doll)

Appearance: This is a terrifying, life-sized porcelain doll with a cracked, pale face. Her eyes are completely gouged out, leaving behind two deep, hollow, bleeding black sockets. Her mouth is sewn shut with jagged, black thread. She wears a tattered, blood-stained white Victorian lace dress with long, torn sleeves. Her limbs are made of brittle, cracked porcelain, but her hands grip a pair of massive, rusted, heavy tailoring scissors that are almost as long as her arm.
Behavior: She moves in slow, subtle jerks, as if each movement is a separate mechanical action. She cannot perceive the world through sight, but she senses eye contact. If you look directly at her, she freezes for a moment, then immediately becomes enraged and begins charging towards you at terrifying speed. To survive, you must break line-of-sight, look down at the floor, or hide in corners while she stalks past. She crawls on the ceiling and walks along the walls, sliding her giant scissors through the air, looking for anyone who dares to stare.

Monster 3: The Gun-Wielding Owl

Appearance: A giant, glossy-eyed owl with dark feathers and a piercing, luminous orange gaze. It is an anthropomorphic owl wearing a tattered military vest, and it holds a massive, heavy AK-4̠7̠ assault rifle with a wooden stock. It often sits perched on dark beams or high ledges, watching players.
Behavior: The Owl is a perched predator that acts as an ambush hunter. It does not chase. It stays stationary on high ledges or beams. If it spots the player, it immediately pulls out a large AK-4̠7̠ and opens fire with rapid bursts of bullets, posing a constant threat. The only way to survive is to break line-of-sight, take cover, and sprint out of its firing range. It is aggressive, ruthless, and cannot be fought—only avoided.

Monster 4 (Optional): The Scissor Doll

Appearance: A terrifying, life-sized porcelain doll with a cracked, pale face. Her eyes are completely gouged out, leaving behind two deep, hollow, bleeding black sockets. Her mouth is sewn shut with jagged, black thread. She wears a tattered, blood-stained white Victorian lace dress with long, torn sleeves. Her limbs are made of brittle, cracked porcelain, but her hands grip a pair of massive, rusted, heavy tailoring scissors that are almost as long as her arm.
Behavior: She moves in slow, subtle jerks, as if each movement is a separate mechanical action. She cannot perceive the world through sight, but she senses eye contact. If you look directly at her, she freezes for a moment, then immediately becomes enraged and begins charging towards you at terrifying speed. To survive, you must break line-of-sight, look down at the floor, or hide in corners while she stalks past. She crawls on the ceiling and walks along the walls, sliding her giant scissors through the air, looking for anyone who dares to stare.

"When the 6:03 minutes run out and the players' objectives are not completed, Sunny transforms into Wonder. Since Sunny is a gentleman, as he becomes a monster, he climbs out of his hat near the exit where the Worm is blocking the way. He begins to hunt men first, and at the end, targets women.

Sunny also announces at 6:00: 'Time is ticking!'
At 2:00, he announces in a worried and irritated voice: 'Halfway there!'
At 0:03, he announces angrily: 'Time's up!'"
2. The Roller Coaster Cars

Monster 1: The Unicycle Clown

Appearance: A pale, thin clown with a cracked porcelain face and a wide, manic grin. He wears a ripped, blue-and-red circus suit with puffy sleeves. He rides a single-wheeled unicycle held together by rusted chains. His hands are disproportionately large, with long, gray fingers tipped with dark, curved claws.
Behavior: If the clown spots the player, he immediately begins a relentless chase on his unicycle. He doesn't wait—he pedals aggressively to cut off the player's path. If he catches up to the player, he grabs them by the neck and attempts to strangle them. The player must physically break free (by struggling or pushing him off). If the player fails to break free after a maximum of 3 attempts, the clown throws them violently across the room (into a wall or a faraway object) and then leaves to hunt for other victims.

Monster 2: The Blanket Gnome

Appearance: A short, fat, grotesque little creature that looks like a bloated caterpillar wrapped in a dirty, beige blanket. His face is barely visible under the heavy fabric, but you can see a single, exposed, yellow eye and a mouth full of sharp, crooked teeth.
Behavior: This creature is slow and docile as long as it is left alone. It crawls on the ground in short, heavy shuffles, moving like a caterpillar.

3. Zippy – The Frog Backpack

Zippy is a small, bright-green frog-like creature with big, sad eyes and a soft, fleshy body. He is not a monster—he is the player's guide. When the player picks Zippy up from his stand, he transforms into a backpack, latching onto the player's back and pointing his small, webbed hand towards the darkness ahead. He is essential for the quest.
Zippy's Mission:
The player must collect bugs from the floors, walls, and ceilings. Once they have collected the target number of bugs, Zippy will jump off the player's back, sprint towards the Worm's mouth, and deliver the bugs.
The Feeding Process:
After delivering the bugs, Zippy immediately jumps back onto his stand, waiting for the next delivery.
The Ticket System:

· Bugs have different values: each bug is worth 20-40 tickets.
· When the player feeds bugs to the Worm, they receive tickets based on the total value of the bugs they just gave (eg, if they feed 2 bugs worth 40 tickets each, they receive 80 tickets, and the Worm's fullness meter increases by 80).
· The Worm's fullness percentage starts at 200% on the first round. After a successful round, the required fullness increases by 50% or 100% on the next round.

STAGE 2: TRANSFORMATION (Wonder)

"Needles, Black Veins, and a Snarling Grin."
When the timer runs out, the threat becomes real. The perfect sunny image crumbles in seconds. The yellow head disc darkens and distorts. Long, sharp, black needles begin to break through its surface, covering the entire skull and turning it into a spiky ball. The paint on his face peels away, revealing torn, dark skin underneath.

His snow-white grin stretches to impossible limits, revealing long, curved, sharp fangs. The black dot eyes transform into deep, gaping, blood-red holes, filled with pure aggression and hunger. Dark, violet-black veins and cracks begin to spread across the suit, as if it is soaked with ink and rot. The gloves and trousers quickly turn into torn rags, and long, dark claws grow from his fingers.

In his Wonder form, this character stops being a polite park owner. He becomes a fast, elusive, and merciless predator who silently and methodically hunts players, making him impossible to outrun. He attacks as if he knows where and who is hiding, and he will still catch you if you hide in a chest. The only way to escape is to escape through a hat. His attack is simple: he grabs men and cuts off their heads, and he simply catches girls and quickly strangles them. However, players are "resurrected" by waking up in their original place.

2. Sunny's Shop

Sunny's Shop is a small, wooden kiosk located in the corner of the Main Hall. It looks like a faded, old-fashioned circus booth, coated in a layer of dust. It is run by Sunny, who is dressed in his signature blue suit. The shop sells useful items for tickets:
The shop is always open until the timer reaches 2:00, after which Sunny closes the booth and transforms into Wonder.1. The Main Hall

The Main Hall is a vast, dimly lit circular room with a towering, vaulted ceiling covered in faded, peeling murals of the park's mascots. In the center of the room is a large, cracked marble fountain. The floor is made of old, creaming wooden planks with subtle, dark stains. The room is completely empty except for an old, rusty payphone on the wall and the park's entrance doors, which are locked from the outside. The atmosphere is oppressive, with the faint sound of distorted carnival music playing in the background. The Main Hall serves as the staging area for the tasks—the player can enter the shop here, pick up the Zippy backpack, and begin the hunt for bugs. 1. The Main Hall

The Main Hall is a vast, dimly lit circular room with a towering, vaulted ceiling covered in faded, peeling murals of the park's mascots. In the center of the room is a large, cracked marble fountain. The floor is made of old, creaming wooden planks with subtle, dark stains. The room is completely empty except for an old, rusty payphone on the wall and the park's entrance doors, which are locked from the outside. The atmosphere is oppressive, with the faint sound of distorted carnival music playing in the background. The Main Hall serves as the staging area for the tasks—the player can enter the shop here, pick up the Zippy backpack, and begin the hunt for bugs.

STAGE 1: NORMAL FORM (Sunny)

"Sunny Top Hat and Flawless Suit."
In his normal form, Sunny looks like a living caricature of an eccentric circus performer or ringmaster. His head is a huge, perfectly round sun disc made of fabric or thick paper (resembling papier-mâché), featuring a rich, almost glowing yellow color. Sharp, short spike-rays extend all around the circumference of his head.

He wears a small blue top hat (or cap) with gold trim on his head, sitting on his crown as if glued on. His face is highly expressive and animated: his eyes are huge, with black dot pupils, and his mouth is stretched into a snow-white, cunning, and wide smile, showing his teeth. In a calm state, his face seems almost friendly, but there is always a barely perceptible danger hiding in the corners of his eyes.

His body is slender, clad in a flawless dark blue (or violet-blue) three-piece suit with thin vertical stripes. On his chest there are two gold star-shaped buttons. He wears a neat dark blue bow tie with gold stars and a small gold ring in the center. A pale shirt with a collar fastened with orange buttons is visible under the jacket. His hands are hidden in snow-white gloves, and his legs are in blue trousers ending in dark shoes. In this form, he always keeps his back perfectly straight, gestures smoothly and theatrically like a true park owner, and exudes excessive, almost frightening politeness.

Bug 4: The Dark Stalker
A dark, blue-black, glossy bug with intimidating, sharp fangs. It runs along the ceiling, looking for darkness. If the player strays too far into the dark, it often dives down to attack and injure the player, making them lose health points.

Bug 5: The Woolly Pill Bug
A soft, fuzzy, orange-and-black striped bug. It curls up into a perfect, protective ball when approached. Its only weakness is the slow sound of the player's footsteps, which makes it uncurl and start moving on its own.

Bug 1: The Glow Beetle
A tiny, round beetle with a bright, pulsing neon-green glow on its back. It scatters across the floor in erratic, skipping patterns. It is the most common and easiest to catch, but it emits a loud clicking sound when picked up.

Bug 2: The Crimson Crawler
A large, flat, blood-red bug with long, wriggling legs. It moves slowly along the walls and acts as a decoy. It is very heavy, and picking it up slows the player down by 20%.

Bug 3: The Silver Hopper
A shimmering, metallic-silver bug that hops very quickly across the floor like a cricket. It is fragile and breaks if handled roughly, and it only counts as half a bug towards the feeding quota. Low sound when moving