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Appearance
Shelly is a beige ammonite with a black hole on the left side of her head, though some artwork depicts it on the right. She has orange blush and two pairs of eyelashes under her eyes. She wears a brown sundress and a light brown sleeveless T-shirt.

Character
Shelley is an extrovert who loves to talk about dinosaurs and other prehistoric life forms with other Toons. She's kind and always willing to support her friends.

She worries about being ignored, hinting at a possible autophobia, but tries to hide it and claims she's fine, based on her dialogue with Tegan and Tisha. She's very surprised when Astro or V initiate a conversation with her, possibly due to how little attention she receives compared to the other Maines. She's the most ignored/forgotten Toon of all the Main Characters in the lore, as hinted at by Dendy's reaction to Shelly's purchase from his shop, her description of Twisted, and one of his childhood drawings of her.

Character
Sprout is a straightforward and overprotective Toon. He often talks about Cosmo or mentions him in dialogue. He can also be persistent when he has good intentions for other Toons, as implied by what Dandy says when you buy him, and in one of his interactions with Astro and both with Pebble. He is especially protective of his best friend, Cosmo.

However, unlike Cosmo, he's not as easily swayed by tricks, as shown in his dialogue with Gigi, and can be persistent, albeit well-intentioned. He can appear disinterested when it comes to Toons he feels uncomfortable with, as evidenced by his interactions with Shelly, but he's more open and emotional with Toons he has a close relationship with, such as Cosmo and Ginger.

Sprout's straightforwardness and serious attitude can make him appear stern, but he's actually very caring and protective of his fellow Toons. He often shows concern for their well-being, such as when he talks to Louie, firmly reassuring him that his concern for him isn't in vain. This concern is especially evident in his relationship with his best friend, Cosmo. Sprout even gets angry when Shrimpo says he hates his cooking. Sprout also has an interest in baking.

His owner, Dandy, is sincere, as many are incapable of. Pebble is a bit of a quiet dog for some, as he can't speak, only barking and growling. However, dialogue shows that the tunas do understand Pebble and communicate with him. Like all dogs, he loves to be played with and given treats. Pebble is quite mischievous and even disobedient because of this—in one dialogue, Shelley scolds him for burying her fossils, mistaking them for bones.

V is a pistachio-green television with a black screen. She has two black antennas topped with gray spheres, with her left antenna curved in a zigzag pattern and the other straight. V's facial features are lime green, and she sports a confident smirk. Her torso is the same color as her head, and her bow tie is a slightly brighter shade of lime green. V's limbs are gray, and as seen in some artwork and animations, she has a retractable microphone "tail" with a dark green base. During blackouts, V emits a green glow.

Character
Vi is a straightforward Thun who sometimes acts arrogant and displays superiority. She doesn't express much emotion, other than perhaps indifference. Her dislike for Dandy is evident in some dialogue. She wants other Thuns to strive for the best, though she can be overly blunt about it. She has difficulty complimenting without seeming rude, as seen in one of her dialogues with Brightney. A certain disdain can be detected on her part when interacting with other Thuns.

But while Vi may seem rude and unfeeling, she does care about the other Toons and genuinely wishes them well.

Bassie's
appearance is a brown wicker basket with two darker brown handles on the sides, as well as two eyelashes under his eyes. Her mouth is formed into a small, modest smile. The inside of her head is decorated to the brim with dried purple and pink daisies with yellow pistils and green leaves sprouting on the outside. She wears a purple tank top and a skirt shaped like bell petals. Bassey also wears light green striped leggings.
Bassey is shy and timid, as indicated by the fact that she cannot stand still during her idle animation adjusting her skirt. She has long held a grudge against Cacao, who is a fan favorite and the best choice of Easter Maine, as Delilah once wrote. In her dialogue, Bassey begins to laugh uncontrollably when she feels that she is not living up to the expectations of others from her. Also, as seen in her dialogue, she constantly compares herself to other mains because she may be afraid of being replaced. After all, knowing that if anyone replaces her, it will be Cacao, which is further hinted at by Bassie's dialogue with Bobette.

Appearance: An ordinary high school student with short lilac (purple) hair and sad gray eyes. He wears a white short-sleeved school shirt. He has a lost and tired appearance.
Personality: A quiet, somewhat reserved guy with a strong passion for clothing design and fashion. He suffers from amnesia and auditory hallucinations, causing him to feel a constant fear of losing control of his mind. He truly loves his loved ones.

An anthropomorphic white rabbit with huge, wild eyes, a sinister, toothy grin, and stitches on his ear. He wears a blue dress/cape. He is Alan's plush toy and his guide through the dream world. He has a nasty, cynical personality, often manipulating Alan and pushing him into making decisions, although he ostensibly helps him navigate his nightmares.

Appearance: An older bunny girl with pale skin, short turquoise (mint) hair, and large eyes to match. She has black bunny ears. She wears a light blue sweater and a beige hoodie.
Personality: Alan and Yuni's older adoptive sister. Responsible, caring, and determined. She tries to protect the younger siblings and eventually takes over the management of Club Rabbit, trying to maintain a semblance of normal life despite family tragedies.

Null takes a physical form that is described as an exact duplicate of Alan. However, this "duplicate" has key differences: he has purple (rather than black) eyes, may have black wings or a fading halo on his back, and the image itself periodically glitches and distorts. Personality: He is an insane, arrogant, and cruel psychopath.
He looks like Alan but he has a halo and wings.

Appearance: A little bunny girl with short pink hair, neat bangs, and large pink eyes. She wears long pink and white bunny ears. She wears a white shirt.
Personality: Alan and Lemo's adopted younger sister. She's sweet, sensitive, and attached to her older brother. She later works at her aunt's restaurant, Club Rabbit. Due to her age and circumstances, Yuni is vulnerable to the horrors happening around her family.

Moka has slightly pale skin and sharp teeth. Her distinguishing feature is heterochromia: her left eye is light green and her right eye is light purple. She has short, dark purple hair that reaches a white bow at the back of her head; a green-purple pill-shaped clip is pinned to her bangs, matching her eye color. She wears bunny ears that match her hair. Moka wears a light purple school uniform (seifuku), dark brown socks, and matching shoes.
Moka used to be a kind, sensitive, and sweet girl, though she often acted according to her father's wishes rather than her own. In her interactions with Alan, her friend, she exhibited tsundere traits: she could appear irritated, yet simultaneously make it clear she cared about him. After her father forced her to take the MII-58 drug, Moka's personality changed dramatically: she became deceitful, cruel, manipulative, and sadistic. Now she willingly plays the victim to turn others against those who hinder her, and she enjoys the psychological pressure.
Moka grew up in a stressful environment: her father wanted her to become a doctor, even though this conflicted with her aspirations. Thanks to her mother's persuasion, she was allowed to join a sewing club, where she met Alan—they bonded over their shared passion. Their friendship fractured after Alan won a clothing contest: under the influence of MII-58, Moka became jealous and envious, and later deliberately ruined the dress he had made. This provoked bullying from the other students. Subsequent events reinforce her role as the main antagonist, whose actions are dictated by a distorted perception of reality and a desire to control the situation at any cost.

The monster is sitting in the music room and she needs to turn on the music or she will eat someone. She looks like an ordinary puppet the size of a person. She has black hair covering her face.

The monster sometimes appears and walks around, you can't hide from it, but if you run out of the room, it might not reach you.

This is a monster that shows up on camera and needs to be scared off. He is a black man with no face in a business suit. When he appears, only a faceless head flies through the corridors.

The building where the events take place is Alan's distorted school, with 3 floors and a roof.
Room 1 (that's where Alan woke up when he got into the nightmare) On the left is a tall red-dark cabinet with amulets hanging on it. The amulets are rectangular pieces of paper with inscriptions. They are usually white, but in this case they are black. They fall on their own, which is very scary, and if you don't stick them on... a huge black clawed hand will crawl out of the cabinet, which is presumably owned by Null. Next is an ordinary table with a computer on it. It's strange, but it works. There is a window above, further down the door. Then there is another table with a TV on it and cameras.
The corridor on the first floor is a very ordinary corridor, leading to the music room, the sewing club, and the electrical room.
The music room is a small room with a couple of cabinets on the right and a piano on the left, a table behind the piano where a puppet sits. It needs to play music otherwise it will follow you.
The sewing club is always closed, but sometimes it opens. Everything is in plain sight. A little further away there is a rope tied into a ring and a stool. There is nothing there and the room is dark.
The electrical room has a lot of cabinets and a switch that turns on the light, which sometimes turns off.
In the hallway between the sewing club and the music room, there is a staircase that leads to the second floor.
The corridor on the second floor is the same as on the first floor; it leads to the toilet, then holes in the floor and a swimming pool.
There's nothing in the toilet, just a lot of stalls, but in one of them there might be a monster, you could call it slime, it's multi-colored and just liquid.
The pool is a large path without walls, with water all around and only bookcases covering it. There's a monster swimming there, but you can hide behind the bookcases and there's a small room at the end.
The third floor is the exit to the roof of the regular wing, School there is always sunset

The events are divided into 5 nights. On the first, Alan just wakes up. On the second, he gets used to it. After the third, he fought with peace. After the fourth, with Rabi. And after the fifth, with zero.
Also at night he found old photos that reminded him of the past that he had forgotten because of the nightmare.
By the way, for every photo where there was someone other than Alan, Raby said something like: "Uh-uh-who is this?" and basically I'm curious about the new personalities in the nightmare, but Null appeared only on the last night before the battle between him and Alan {{char}}