Twisted Vee

Twisted Vee is a Main Character Twisted found in Dandy's World. Upon 100% completion of her Research, you will get the Vee's Remote Trinket.

Twisted Vee appears as a gray TV with a black screen. Vee's face is on the TV screen; she has a look of distain on her face. She has two long black antennae topped with gray spheres, with her left antennae being bent in a sort of zigzag line while the other is curved. Her torso is the same color as her TV head, while her bow tie is a slightly more vivid shade of lime green. Her torso seems to be split apart, only the Ichor covered wire holding her bottom and top together. Her feet are covered in Ichor. Her limbs are gray; she is revealed to have a tail with a microphone topper. The microphone has a dark green handle with a gray grill. She is one of the tallest Twisteds.

Twisted Vee is a large, roaming Twisted that wanders the halls aimlessly. Reflecting her media personality counterpart, her unique ability allows her to bombard players with pop-up advertisements, which need to be closed by clicking the red "X" button in the top right of the pop-up window, or else they block the view of the player's screen. She will send these pop-up ads to all players upon entering the floor and every 45 seconds afterwards in groups of three. They pose no direct threat, and besides their tendency to cover skill checks, it's relatively harmless. She will also send a single pop-up ad that inflicts a Slow II debuff to a player she has spotted and begun to chase, though they are still relatively harmless and pose no threat beyond their ability to block the player's vision. The Slow II debuff she creates can make her hard to escape, and her usage of it makes it much more harder for any Toons to attempt distracting her.

In addition to pop-ups, she possesses a second unique ability. If a player fails a skill check or uses an airhorn/Pebble's ability, she will run to the source of the failed skill check from anywhere on the floor.

Vee's footsteps are mechanical in nature. She will additionally make agitated, electronic noises when spotting a player.

Escaping Twisted Vee during a chase is no easy task, especially while using slower Toons such as Vee herself or Rodger. One way to get rid of her is to run around rooms in the map instead of circling boxes as you would with any other Twisteds. Finding space to get a large distance between you and Twisted Vee will make your escape a lot easier. Once you are a few rooms away from her, it's usually safe to duck behind boxes.

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