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Sunny: “Micheal Theodore Mouse, commonly nicknamed "Sunny," is an anthropomorphic mouse who resembles Mickey Mouse and acts as a performer. He stars as the main character and opponent in Sunday Night Suicide (SNS), a popular Friday Night Funkin' mod based on the creepypasta Suicidemouse.avi. Just like a movie actor, Sunny merely played a role in the mod, and none of the extreme mental breakdowns, physical decay, or tragic script events actually happened to him in real life. Originally created by TheMayz and SonicBoiForLife, the mod gained millions of views and inspired many others, but it faced early controversy when fans complained about unannounced, intense screen shaking in the song Really Happy. TheMayz dismissed these complaints as an intentional "game mechanic," though a warning and a toggle option were eventually added in an update. Direction was later taken over by TheShipySea, who planned an official overhaul featuring various Disney horror parodies and creepypastas. However, online harassment over these new creative changes led to the mod's cancellation and the deletion of its official X (Twitter) account, with Shipy confirming the cancelled build will likely never be released. In his acting role for the mod, Sunny plays Suicide Mouse and fights the player across the main songs Unhappy (renamed Downcast in the overhaul), Happy (Posed-Laughter), Really Happy (Hysteria), and the planned finale, Showstopper. In his original pre-overhaul design, Sunny mirrored 1930s Mickey Mouse shorts with a monochromatic grayscale color scheme, a slim yet circular body, a white face with black head/body fur, large circular ears that remain fixed regardless of where he faces, vertical oval dot eyes, a snout with a tiny black nose, white shorts with two front and two back buttons, large round shoes, four-fingered white gloves, and notably no tail. His character's physical state breaks down across the songs as part of the performance: in Unhappy, he acts dismal, nervous, and regretful while slouching with a bag under his right eye and his hands in his pockets; in the first half of Happy, he puts on a creepy, twitching smile that signals declining sanity rather than true happiness; in the second half of Happy, his character snaps completely, shaking uncontrollably with white swollen eyes, raised eyebrows, an unnatural jaw-stretching grimace, and human-like teeth; during Really Happy, his eyes sink into dark shadows, his forehead wrinkles fold down, his teeth rot black, his hands leave his pockets, and at the end, he screams with hollow black eyes bleeding dark blood, cracked teeth, and a wildly twisting head. In the cancelled overhaul remaster, Sunny received an updated look featuring a tall, slim body, grayscale shading, blocky shoes, gloves with two black ovals, and the addition of a tail sticking out from his four-button shorts. In Downcast, his character maintains a melancholic frown with hands behind his back, a bag under his eye, and small blood or ink spots beneath a button; in Posed-Laughter, his expression shifts from a menacing, eye-twitching smile to gray eyes, clenched hands, a heavily wrinkled forehead, and an unnaturally stretched smile with human-like teeth; in Hysteria, his face features a melting nose, visible gums, rotting teeth, and deep shadows over his grayscale eyes. In the unfinished Showstopper, Sunny's character was scripted to inject himself with a syringe—originally containing lethal Liquid Polonium, but changed in the overhaul to a less deadly unspecified liquid—causing him to progressively rot, decay, melt, and drop dead with black eyes and tiny white pupils, mirroring the original Gorix Suicide Mouse animation. In the mod's script, Suicide Mouse is not evil, just a depressed mouse whose depression stems from being neutered. Shipy established as canon that whenever Sunny is confused, a visible question mark appears floating next to his head for everyone to see. Outside his acting role, Sunny remains neutered in real life but is not depressed about it at all; he is logical, easily frustrated, one of the best dancers in the group (capable of hitting both the Quan and the Griddy), and debatably possesses the best singing voice in the crew, once performing "DIGA BYE BYE!" on stream. He is close friends with Avier (Funkin.Avi Mickey), friends with Wendell (Wednesday Infidelity Mickey), politely quiet if he ever met Izzy.Rom, and frenemies with Moretimer (Vs Mouse Disk 3 Mickey), whom he initially hated thinking Moretimer was a ripoff. Additionally, his favorite game is Five Nights at Freddy's 3, Shipy jokes she would kiss him, and the rest of his group barely knows his real name.”

Moretimer: “Moretimer (not to be confused with Mortimer/Mr. Slicker) is an anthropomorphic mouse who worked as an actor featured in Disk 3 of the Friday Night Funkin' mod Vs. Mouse, created by team Novatos (now Magic League Studios) and directed by Jara (formerly Pancito), which is currently continuing as a full game titled Distant Farlands. Like a movie actor, Moretimer simply performed a role for the camera, and none of the terrifying transformations, eye-popping decay, or needle attacks happened to him in real life. Visually, Moretimer resembles Mickey Mouse and wears similar attire to Sunny, but he is distinguished by buck teeth, a tail that is much thicker at the base, and eyes that take up half of his face. Acting as Suicide Mouse in his mod, his performance starts in the first song (Depression) where he walks down a gray, empty street with the player while cheerfully holding a picnic basket. His scripted role worsens across subsequent songs: during the second half of the second song (Misery), an injection needle suddenly appears stuck in his arm as his character acts stressed and worried, ending with him laughing with a closed-tooth smile, outward-facing eyes, and a rope around his neck; in the third song (Suicide), he walks faster past cracked, darkening buildings as his character cartoonishly decays, losing some teeth while his eyeballs fall out and hang from his head; in the fourth song (Happy Ride), his look remains the same while the background environment further degrades; and in the final song (Insanity Psychosis), he sits on the road juggling his loose eyeballs on his hands before transforming mid-song into a massive, tree-sized monster with a melting face and button eyes who chases the player with a needle. Initially, the original Disk 3 songs sounded poor—causing Sunny to dismiss the mod as a cheap ripoff—but after the audio and mod were updated, Sunny grew to respect him as a fellow performer. Outside of his acting work, Moretimer is a cheerful, somewhat airheaded real-life mouse who loves nature and picnics, and he naturally possesses the painless, cartoonish ability to pull his own eyes out of his head while still being able to see without them.

Wendell: “Wendell (nicknamed Morgan) is a tall, blunt anthropomorphic mouse who played the starring role of Suicide Mouse in Wednesday Infidelity, a fan-favorite Friday Night Funkin' mod created by The Box Funkin' Team (which won 3rd place in an unofficial best-updated mod contest for Part 2) based on the Suicidemouse.avi creepypasta and the Mr. Slicker and the Egg Robbers comic strip arc, alongside guest characters from Vs. Impostor and Sr. Pelo's Mokey's Show. Much like a movie actor, Wendell was purely performing a script, and he never actually suffered heartbreak, drug overdose, suicide, or eternal hellish reincarnations in real life. Fans loved the mod so much that fanmade projects exist—such as Wednesday Infidelity Reincarnated, where players requested a true happy ending for Mickey's character. Visually, Wendell features a stark white face, black body fur, position-locked circular ears, vertical oval dot eyes, a snout with a tiny black nose, an all-white outfit (round four-button shorts, large round shoes, four-fingered gloves), and a long thin tail, though his height is noticeably larger and varies. Across the mod's songs, his acting performance required dramatic physical shifts: in Wistfulness, his character starts slouching with a blank frown and hands behind his back before slumping and shaking uncontrollably with a smile; in Dejection, his smile remains while he stops shaking, briefly flashing a distraught expression with white eyes to the viewer; in Unknown Suffering, he hunches over holding a syringe with a wide toothy grin, whited-out eyes, heavy eye wrinkles, visible gums, massive eye bags, and no tail; in the "Good" Ending song Sunsets, his character briefly regains sanity and smiles happily before being blown up by the narrator and dragged to hell, appearing smaller, chained, crying, whited-out, and glitching into his future reincarnations during Versiculus Iratus; and in the Bad Ending song Last Day, his character appears exhausted and deep in depression while holding a gun to his head, before growing even more desperate and insane in Hellhole with smaller eye bags, his tail restored, and six syringes split between both hands. In the scripted storyline, Mickey sees Minnie falling for Mr. Slicker, injects himself with an unknown drug to numb the pain, bumps into Boyfriend on an empty street, and sings until he goes mad and attempts to drug Boyfriend. In Part 2 (which suffered major public leaks that led the developers to rush updates, overhaul songs/sprites, and add a joke callout song called Leak Ma Balls where Wendell and the beast's actors rap-battle two leakers named Luis and Felipe before a lucky miss from Oswald's gun shoots the leakers instead), the story branches based on misses: missing fewer than 30 notes leads to Minnie clarifying the misunderstanding before the narrator blows up Mickey's head and drags him to hell to be tortured by an old robed man (the beast); missing over 30 notes leads to Mickey shooting himself, pulling Boyfriend into a wasteland where the beast forces them to sing forever. Following this, Mickey's character undergoes three scripted reincarnations: first as "Julian," a monkey trapped in a suffocating suit for 88 years in a delusional "Toyland" with a cat named Fiddles (the beast in disguise); second as "Cheddar," a hideously disfigured, childlike creature in an abandoned school obsessed with eating cheddar; and third as the "Impostor Mouse" aboard the Skeld in an Among Us loop alongside a disguised beast named "Sustan," where everyone dies by the end. Outside of his intense acting role, Wendell is an honest, direct, mature-joke-telling real-life mouse who isn't afraid to swear, loves Red Dead Redemption 2, excels at whistling (having taught Sunny how to whistle), acts as a supportive friend to Sunny and others, and deeply believes that life is always worth living for its smallest, most beautiful moments.”

Randy: “Randy (full name Randy Hilsom) is an anthropomorphic mouse who acted in the Friday Night Funkin' mod Craziness Injection, created by Sergierix. Like a movie actor, Randy was simply performing for the mod, and none of the sanity loss, eye displacement, or body distortion actually happened to him in real life. Unlike the vast majority of Suicide Mouse mods that adapt GorixGorix's version (such as Sunday Night Suicide), this mod specifically adapts Randy Hilson's version of the creepypasta across two weeks and eight songs. Visually, Randy looks very similar to Mickey Mouse; he was originally smaller than standard Mickey height, though his design appears much taller in V2 of the mod. Across his performance, his expression and posture shift dramatically: in Bad Thoughts and Suffering (which is set to be renamed Hopeless), his character slouches with an emotionless, neutral facial expression while looking behind himself; in Overjoy, his frown disappears and is replaced by an anatomically impossible wide grin as his body twitches during his idle animation; and in Hell Sights, his character completely loses his sanity as his smile stretches even wider, his arms spread out of his pockets, his body strangely grows in size, and his eyes roll down to the bottom of his chin in a direct reference to the original creepypasta video. Outside of Craziness Injection, Randy is a very relaxed, chill real-life guy who has a terrible sense of humor—causing him to laugh at the unfunniest jokes—though he strictly draws the line at joking about serious topics.”

Avier: “Avier is a slim, medium-sized anthropomorphic mouse who acted as Suicide Mouse in Funkin.Avi, a Friday Night Funkin' mod created and directed by Demolitiondon96, Domingo, and Yama Haki based on classic Mickey Mouse shorts and the Suicidemouse.avi creepypasta. Just like a movie actor, Avier was merely playing a part in a dramatic production, and he never actually lost Minnie, went insane, or bled black tears in real life. Visually, Avier closely mirrors 1930s Mickey Mouse with a stark white face, black body fur, position-locked circular ears, pie-cut eyes, a long thin tail, a small black nose, white gloves, white shoes, and white shorts with two front buttons. In the mod's scripted storyline, his character loses his girlfriend Minnie after prioritizing work over her; when Minnie tries to help, he snaps at her, causing her to leave in tears and leaving his world literally gray, silent, and lonely for three months until he meets a blue-haired boy (Boyfriend) who turns out to be a demon. As their scripted scene progresses, Avier acts out a descent into madness: in Isolated, he looks melancholic while walking with his right hand in his pocket, closing his eyes tightly and tucking both hands into his pockets while whistling; in Lunacy, he clenches his teeth, squints his left eye, half-clenches his hands, and cries black tears while shifting between distress and deranged glee during his singing turns, ending with pure white eyes and a sorrowful expression; and in Delusional, his character starts kneeling on one knee exhausted before grotesquely distorting—unhinging his jaw, dripping thick black blood from his nose onto his clothes, and displaying heavily shadowed white eyes—briefly regaining his normal look while kneeling on both knees clutching his head in distress during the calm section. Gameplay and lore-wise, Avier possesses real-life toon logic and immense physical strength (able to lift a boulder twice his size and fistfight base-form canon Boyfriend or defeat base-form Wendell from Wednesday Infidelity), and he strongly dislikes the song "Thick of It" by KSI.”

Iwerk: “Iwerks is an anthropomorphic mouse who acted as Suicide Mouse in Cognitive Crisis, a Friday Night Funkin' mod created by PennyBun that offers a unique take on the creepypasta by having Mickey confronted by his girlfriend Minnie Mouse. Just like a movie actor, Iwerks was simply performing a dramatic role, and he never actually went missing or suffered a real existential breakdown. In the mod's story script, after Mickey goes missing for two days, Minnie finds him distraught on the street, where he rambles in distress about how his entire existence only serves to entertain others; failing to fully understand his crisis, Minnie believes singing together will cheer him up. Visually, Iwerks's design mirrors classic black-and-white Disney shorts, featuring large ears, dot eyes, white gloves, big boots, and large shorts with front buttons. Across his performance, his character's expression shifts from a forlorn, deeply sad look in Aware to a disturbing, unnaturally wide smile with heavy eye bags in Films End. Outside of his acting work, Iwerks is considered the final member of the Suicide Pack; he is a mature, respectful, and optimistic real-life mouse who enjoys a happy, fulfilling relationship with Minerva (nicknamed Mae), who acted alongside him in the mod as Minnie wearing her classic black-and-white cartoon outfit (dot eyes, large ears, white skirt, white gloves, heels, and a white hat featuring a black stripe and a flower).

The Suicide Pack: “The "Suicide Pack" consists of six distinct mouse actors: Sunny, Moretimer, Wendell, Randy, Avier, and Iwerks. Despite their group name—which is derived from the suicidemouse.avi creepypastas that inspired the mods they acted in—none of the members are actually suicidal in real life, nor experienced the horrors of their roles outside of acting, nor do they glorify suicide. Instead, they actively work to prevent it.”

Ozzy: “Ozzy is an anthropomorphic rabbit who plays the role of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in Untold Loneliness—a widely popular D-Sides remix (a Friday Night Funkin' alternate-universe concept that flips character designs, traits, and lore) of Wendell’s song Unknown Suffering—famous for his iconic spoken lines: *"In the end, we all... DIE. Why should I, even try...? Gun in hand, my life shall END.. MY SUFFERING SHALL BE KNOWN, FRIEND!" Much like a movie actor, Ozzy himself never actually experienced the tragic suffering, mental breakdown, or physical mutilation of his character in real life. In his role as Oswald, his design mirrors 1930s grayscale cartoons with long overhanging ears, a white face similar to Wendell, a belt draped over his shoulder, an unhinged smile, white eyes, and a revolver in his left hand. Depending on the mod performance, his character undergoes intense, progressive horror: across Saturday Fatality songs like Despair (playing sad banjo tunes with a fearful face), Despondency (ditching the banjo for a menacing smile with hands behind his back), Evening (calmly smiling with a white eye bandage and hands in pockets), Carmen Lamentationis (chained to a stone block), and No Return (kneeling exhausted on the ground with his gun), his state spirals out of control; during Untold Loneliness and the Underworld phase, Oswald shoots himself in the left eye—surviving due to absurd luck—which exposes his gums in a psychotic grin, and as Underworld continues, he attempts to shoot himself again (blowing off part of his ear and spraying blood from his empty socket), ties a noose, holds a grenade, gets heavily scorched with a dangling jaw and torn ankles after throwing the grenade at Waton, and finally appears completely withered without a jaw or left ear while wielding a mini-gun. In the mod's story script, Oswald falls into despair after his wife Ortensia dies, accidentally slipping into a color-diluting liquid that turns his entire world gray and abandoned; isolated for years, the consuming loneliness drives him insane, but when he tries to shoot himself to end his misery and reunite with Ortensia, his supernatural "good luck" forces him to survive every attempt, trapping him in endless torture. Outside of acting, Ozzy is an impatient, sarcastic, and snarky rabbit who isn't afraid to speak his mind, swear, or make mature jokes, though he actively tries to calm himself down when irritated. While he felt a bit cringed by his viral line—especially after watching a Wednesday Infidelity composer who worked for the mod (whom he didn't name) spam it in a stream like an "edgy teen"—he embraced the popularity and took part as a voice/character actor in fanmade D-Side projects like Sunday Desolation and Saturday Fatality, the latter being one of his favorite ongoing projects that he is eagerly waiting to see finished.”