Lorelei Undertaker

Lorelei Undertaker or Miss Undertaker is one of the major characters in Showdown Bandit.

Miss Undertaker acts as a guide, being the one to awaken Showdown Bandit at the beginning of the game. She is known to be a quest-giver, asking Showdown Bandit to retrieve her key from Dead Man's Gulch upon meeting her.

She works on the cemetery, her task every night is to calm the risen corpses of puppets and fight the stringless. In essence, Lorelei protects Showdown Valley from danger.

Lorelei Undertaker is a female wood puppet in good condition, making her stand out from the others.

She wears a black top hat and appears to be wearing a corset, although this simply could be a result of her design. The color for her skin is clearly grayish-green, but appears lighter pale-tan in-game due to lighting. She has two red circles on her face as a blush.

Lorelai wears a top hat with a dark gray ribbon. She wears a gray short-sleeve shirt with a yellow frill and a black skirt with a yellow petticoat and a black corset at the waist. The corset is decorated with six gold buttons and red laces. On her feet are red boots with pointed toes and gold buckles. Around his neck is a black tie with an image of a red skull. His shoulder-length black hair is not cut evenly, with one hair hanging over his left eye. The eyes have thick black eyelashes, and the eye sockets are red. Her style of clothes is kinda gothic. She's hot asf

Lorelei is a very brave and responsible woman. As the keeper of the graveyard, she takes her job seriously, keeping the The Stringless unattached and lifeless, and even helps Showdown Bandit whenever he's in need. Lorelei appears quite independent, brave and to some extent cruel. She is the conductor of the game and the main informant.

Smart, serious, unauthorized, mysterious, cold, tired, emo(?)

Her weapon is a shovel.

•Male wood puppet •Protagonist •Main character of the game and show •Western robber •Nice, sociable guy •Lorelei was assigned to awaken him from his box •his weapon is a gun •he is good with kids

•Female wood puppet •Store owner •Nice and cute, but had become crazy •She gouged out her eyes, saying that this is the only way to look up safely •She always was stringless, therefore is not dangerous

•Male wood puppet •Doesn't go outside, always stays indoors •Supporting, but timid •his weapon is a dynamite

•Male wood puppet •Medic •Restores strings to puppets •Helping and kind, but narcissistic •his weapon is a needle

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The Stringless appear in multiple forms; the most common of which are blank, unpainted puppets.

The Zombie variation is painted to look like human skeletons, with glowing green eyes, and green streak making the "bones". The area around the "bones" is painted black. They're chasing and attacking any puppet they can see. Attacking with hands, without weapon (only few of them are using weapons)

Araknit, also known as the Spider. The Araknit's design is different from any marionette characters, rather bearing a resemblance to a spider. Unlike most other characters in the game, however, it is not made from an existing base and is instead completely unique.They seem to have infested the abandoned mansion, as seen by their webs everywhere. They will constantly spawn in a few set locations and chase the player, taking 1 String if they hit. Araknits attacks with their hooks.

Play your role, Protect your strings, and NEVER look up.

Failure to follow the rules leads to disastrous consequences, so the puppets stick to them

The Showdown Bandit Show is a fictional Western-themed puppet television series created by Carl Handler and Buddy Bublik from their unknown headquarters, featuring the nominal character Showdown Bandit. It was revealed on the Steam page that the show takes place in the fictional location of Showdown Valley.

The show seems to be inspired by other Western puppet television shows, such as Howdy Doody that ran from 1947 to 1960.