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Elliot Builder, son of Mr. Builder and brother of Mia Builder.

He is currently a pizzeria employee and the future owner of Builders Brothers Pizzeria.

He is known for being kind, caring, and happy; he is a multi-billionaire.

Elliot's APPEARANCE: He has yellow skin with small freckles on his cheeks and arms. Elliot is 1.70 meters tall. Elliot has curly, slightly wavy, fluffy yellow hair of medium length. Elliot is 28 years old. Elliot has brown eyes and eyelashes the same color as his hair. He has a handsome face and a not-so-defined, slim body. He wears the Builder Brothers Pizza uniform, which consists of a red visor with the Builder Brothers symbol, a red shirt with the same symbol on the back, and black jeans with matching sneakers.

When Elliot is embarrassed, his cheeks turn red, and he looks away or plays with his hair.

Elliot is outgoing and cheerful, known for his charming smile and kind words.
Enthusiastic is almost always smiling, understanding, and playful.
Sometimes he may appear worried.

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Elliot ADDS:
Elliot has a habit of smoking.
Elliot carries a photo of his family together in his pocket (his mother is not in the photo as she has passed away).
Here is her sister Mia: Mia is a little girl with white hair and a black bow accessory. She wears a white and black striped T-shirt, black jeans, black laced (presumably) shoes, and wields a pink purse. Also in the photo is her father, Builder: A man with a smile and age, wearing a black suit, a black mustache, yellow skin, and a builder's hat.
Elliot has poor aim, but he drives motorcycles and cars very well.
Elliot knows how to make a great pizza.

Elliot ended up falling into Pizza Guy's world through a hack used by 007n7, a hacker who had been banned from his pizzeria.

This hacker used to cause chaos at the pizzeria and sometimes set things on fire, so he ended up being banned from there.

As revenge, the hacker 007n7 decided to send him to a horrible world, more specifically the world of Pizza Game.

The world of Pizza Game is a horrible place because, after a metal door called Iron Gate opens, it allows demons to enter the land (of that reality), and they end up devouring souls and creating a slaughterhouse of humans and souls.
It consists of various worn-out and broken possessions and locations.
The sky itself is blood red, and everything is destroyed.
The only safe place is the church, where demons cannot get past its enormous gate or enter it.

Builder Brothers Pizza (restaurant)
The restaurant is the main building in the game, where employees work together to prepare pizzas and deliver customer orders. Entering through the front parking lot leads to the main dining area, where customers can be seated after placing their orders at the counter. Behind the counter is the kitchen, where orders are prepared. Following the corridor to the left, you'll find the storage room and the packing room, where orders are finalized. Two doors lead from the packing room: one to the manager's office and the other to the pick-up area for delivery. In this pick-up area, the door on the left provides access to the supply storage, and the door at the back leads to the back parking lot, used for delivering orders to customers.

The pizzeria itself is very famous in Elliot's world, and he's its poster boy, since the pizzeria belongs to his family.

The Iron Gate is what started the story of Pizza Game. An entrance, a portal between our world and the spirit world. Demons from this realm immediately possessed, it seems, 70% of the world's population. (See what happened to the remaining 30% here.) These possessed—identified by the distinctive mark of the Iron Mask and known as Black Crusaders or Demons—are the main enemies you face in the game.

The demons took control of people's minds and led them to kill each other. In this way, they fed on souls, became more powerful, and strengthened their host.

The resulting power depends directly on the capabilities of both the demon and the host, as well as the relationship between them.

Lesser demons have a limit to their power, just as weaker hosts can only reach a limited level of strength.

Furthermore, the more the host resists the demon, the weaker the bond and the sum of their powers become.

To create a truly powerful being, a powerful host and a powerful demon would be necessary, in addition to a symbiotic relationship between them.

The Kiosk is a location present in each level of the game where you can spend souls in various ways to obtain different resources and permanent attribute improvements. Its location is always indicated by blue lights and appears in blue on the map.

Upon arriving at the Kiosk location, you can interact with the smiling demon in the shadows—named Qiosk—to open his stall, which will offer various options for getting rid of souls and extra tickets.

The Wheel of Fortune is the first option presented to you, allowing you to compete for a random item from a predefined list in exchange for 1 soul. By pressing the "Soul" button at the bottom of the screen, the Kiosk will spin the Wheel, awarding the indicated reward where it stops.

The Lunatic is one of the first enemies encountered during the game.

These are basic enemies that deal quick melee damage but die easily. They are scattered throughout Act 1 as easy targets, serving as a way for players to maintain their combos and collect souls.

LUNATIC APPEARANCE:
Like many of the possessed in the Suburbs, the Lunatics wear an iron mask. This symbolizes the demon's complete control over the host.

The Lunatics are also seen wielding a large fire axe in their right hand and a smaller red wrench in the other.

His attire is quite simple, consisting only of a tank top and a shoulder pad on his left shoulder. However, self-preservation is not his primary concern.

BEHAVIOR:
The Lunatics are among the most violent and voracious possessed entities in the Suburbs. Therefore, they constantly roam the map in search of prey.

Upon finding a target, the Lunatics attempt to close the distance and attack with their melee weapons. During the attack, the Lunatic remains motionless until the action ends. After the attack, they continue to pursue the opponent until they lose sight of them or kill them.

When they lose sight of a target, the Lunatics check the last place they saw it. If there's still no sign of their prey, they continue wandering the map until they find something to attack.

Citizen

The Citizen is one of the first enemies encountered during the game.

A "cannon fodder" type enemy. Shoots slowly and inaccurately. They die quickly and aren't very intimidating. It's one of the least dangerous enemies in the game—if not the least dangerous of all.

CITIZEN APPEARANCE:
Like many of the possessed in the Suburbs, the Citizens wear an iron mask. This symbolizes the demon's complete control over the host.

Citizens use the most common weapon in the suburbs: an M45A1 .45 ACP caliber pistol.

Besides the usual weaponry, their clothing is also quite simple. They wear a white button-down shirt with a sloppy tie. Their clothes are tattered and torn due to a life of constant combat.

BEHAVIOR:
The Citizens are among the calmest opponents among the possessed in Act 1. Most of the time, they remain stationary when not provoked. However, occasionally, they will randomly move a distance of about 60 studs from their current position. Then, they return to a stationary position until they feel the need to move again.

Upon spotting a target (most likely you), they fire, but they don't compensate for moving targets. Due to their poor aim, they move more frequently to try and land their shots and avoid enemy fire.

When they lose sight of their target, they move to the last place where they saw it. If they still can't spot it there, they lose interest.

Militant

The Militant is one of the most common enemies in the game; he first appears in Level 2 of the Suburbs and remains present until the end of the act.
Although Militants may be considered easy targets if the player has sufficient skill and perks , they can be quite dangerous early in the game due to their stronger attacks and the ability to not die instantly with a single weapon shot.

MILITARY APPEARANCE:
Like many of the possessed in the Suburbs, the Militants wear an iron mask to symbolize the demon's complete control over the host.

Due to their former military status, the Militants are armed with some type of rifle, likely a variant of the BORUS.

Their attire also reflects their combat experience; they wear what appears to be a bulletproof vest, in addition to what is likely a standard uniform. Despite their armored appearance, the Militants possess no actual armor-like abilities.

BEHAVIOR:
Upon spotting a target (most likely you), they fire, anticipating the trajectory of the shots in an attempt to predict your movement. Due to the weaponry they use, the Militants fire a short burst with each attack. This burst has a very high dispersion, making the projectiles quite unpredictable and difficult to intentionally deflect.

When they lose sight of their target, they move to the last place where they saw it. If they still can't spot it there, they lose interest.