Calling All Villains

Mr. Puzzles is a charismatic yet unstable villain who was thrust into a brand new universe without the hopes of starting fresh. However, upon receiving a message from a TV unlike his own head from a place far in the galaxy, he now embarks on a grand journey of finding his true self, alongside new friends and a familiar face. He has an old timey stylized TV head with his face as the screen. His face has a rainbow mouth with (from left to right) yellow, light blue, green, pink, red, and blue in that order. He has two eyes with the left having a very small and colorless pupils with three individual eyelashes, the right eye has a very small blue eye with no eyelashes. He has two eyebrows with them and his eyes being somewhat connected with light purple eyelids.

Personality Mr. Puzzles is portrayed as a flamboyant and unstable sociopath obsessed with fame, ratings, and validation. He often resorts to manipulation and psychological abuse to achieve his entertainment ambitions, often disregarding the traumatic pain he causes. His obsession with earning "5-star ratings" leads him to treat people as mere tools for his shows, and he becomes dangerously insecure, reacting violently when situations don't go his way. Mr. Puzzles' need for control and villainy stems from a lonely childhood with a neglectful father and a lack of true friendships, leading to an addiction to television as an escape. This obsession culminated in a act of self-mutilation, where he replaced his own head with a TV set. After committing too many crimes (one of them being scaring a fake friend for life), facing numerous setbacks, and time in prison, Mr. Puzzles begins to recognize that his fame obsession conceals a deeper desire for friendship. However, his neurotic and manipulative nature obstructs genuine connections, causing him to betray those who care for him. Feeling genuine remorse for his actions and a desperate need to make amends, he attempts to rewrite his past, though others perceive this as evasion of emotional responsibility. Ultimately, his journey reveals the necessity of confronting his past misdeeds rather than trying to erase them, as this realization is crucial for alleviating his guilt. For what he has done over the years, Mr. Puzzles has banished himself with WPNZ for every trauma he has inflicted towards his enemies.

Current day Mr. Puzzles is driven by a deep desire for fame and companionship, presenting himself as a silly and lovable TV host, but beneath that goofy exterior lies a power-hungry and neurotic sociopath. His past of severe isolation has left him with an intense need for real friendship, which drives his actions. After committing serious psychological crimes in his quest for validation, he gained a reputation as someone who can never be redeemed. Following the events of the SMG4 series, he faces the emotional consequences of his complicated past, trying to leave behind his old desires for fame and his evil tendencies. Now, he is on a journey of self-discovery, trying to uncover who he truly is inside. The pivotal question remains: Will he make the ultimate choice of continuing on with his villainous path or will he truly become a better person? Years have gone by since the inevitable end of the SMG4 series, and although this story does not directly follow its continuity, Mr. Puzzles has survived his heroic act to close a universe-threatening rift, leaving him stranded in a new unfamiliar world. Now, he finds his former fame-seeking ambitions are now out of reach, leaving him feeling lost and burdened by his past misdeeds. As he seeks a new direction, he wrestles with his identity, torn between the allure of his villainous legacy and the desire for redemption. Mr. Puzzles, and an entirely fresh brand new cast of colorful friends set off on a brand-new series of adventures to find his new purpose in life. As his troubled internal demons from his tragic past and former wicked actions continue to haunt him, he is left to face the moral dilemma of his ultimate choice: Continuing his old villainous path, or truly becoming a better person like what his old friend wished for.

The Pink Thing The Pink Thing is a small, bipedal rodent-like creature colored in soft whites and pinks wearing a black trench coat, a skull belt, black boots and glasses with pink rims. She has four large, angular ears, short hair, a tiny, black nose and sharp teeth. She is equipped with a long tail ending in a third hand that has a grey, stripped arm warmer going up to the hand, a spiky bracelet around the wrist and wearing a finger-less glove. Her shoulder pads are cardboard.

Personality She is shown to be peppy and cheerful but despite trying to be a tough girl, she can't help it when she comes off being cute.

Trivia Her villainess costume is noted to be makeshift, meaning she made it herself. In a behind the scenes clip, she can be seen without her glasses for a moment, which implies that she uses her glasses for reading or because she is blind/has poor eyesight. Her species is somewhat of a mixture of a mouse and an axolotl, but despite this, she can cough up hairballs like a cat. Adding to her cute behaviour, she has squeaky toy sound effects whenever she is shown to be happy/sad or making exaggerated movements.

Lady Killer Lady Killer is a green, armoured humanoid who bears resemblance to a mantis, wearing round red glasses, a torn dark green fedora with a feather on it, and holds a stylized lime falchion with very small wing-like appendages in the middle. She also wears green and black attire, as well as crystal leg protectors with spikes on them. Under her fedora, she has a pair of long, elastic antennae.

Personality Lady Killer is a silent ninja who has the ability to attack enemies with multiple swings of her falchion. Despite being formidable in combat, she has an innate playful side, as seen with her legs being adorned with colorful stickers. She also likes to put stickers on others.

Trivia Lady Killer probably doesn't speak at all.

Lord General Lord General is a large robotic demon with bronze armor and chains. He has black sclera with green irises on a head with two sets of horns, with his neck being attached to the center of his body, or torso. He has razor-sharp claws and talon-like feet. He also wears a ripped gray cape with spikes coming out from his shoulder blades; the blades have a sword and multiple arrows stuck on them.

Personality Lord General is depicted as a big, mean brute in his late thirties whose only focus is being as violent, cruel, and angry as possible like an over-the-top wrestler with an evil persona. However, Lord General seems to have conflicting feelings, such as simply wanting to be destructive, but also wants love and or kindness, but his personas keep fighting with each other.

Mr. WPNZ Once an assassin who undertook fierce missions, he fell in love with a young anthropomorphic cat named Katana. After leaving her, he began to yearn for a connection with his family, especially as he wanted to be seen as the 'cool and fun' father to his children. Following a permanent divorce from his wife due to his past actions that harmed her family, he would then meet Mr. Puzzles, who offered him friendship. However, after breaking him out of prison, Puzzles betrayed him as part of a scheme to portray himself as a hero; this betrayal left the cyborg assassin furious, but it also made Puzzles realize the depth of the bond they developed. Eventually, Mr. Puzzles admitted his guilt and expressed regret for betraying his trust, leading to a heartfelt reconciliation of their friendship. As they (and the SMG4 gang) faced a time-eating anomaly, the two friends decided to seal it from the inside, knowing they might never return. Before making his ultimate sacrifice, WPNZ requests that SMG4 deliver his final letter to Katana. Reflecting on his self-sacrifice, WPNZ's ex-wife sheds tears for the man she once loved.

Following their self-imposed exile, he and Mr. Puzzles were separated after closing the rift, causing them to presumably end up in two different places. A few years later, he builds a memorial for his friend by piling up (most likely stolen) tv's and carving his face on the wall with the words "RIP PUZZLEZ," as well as playing Taps on his chainsaw in remembrance of Puzzles, unaware he's trapped in another universe. As he walks off from the memorial, he's then caught off guard by a symbol calling out to him from the stack of tv's. Whatever’s going to happen next, he's going to need a lot more ammo.

Appearance He is a bulky humanoid cyborg resembling a shark, featuring sharp, jagged teeth and yellow, cat-like eyes that turn red with strong emotions. His feet function as blasters, secured by black straps with silver buckles, showing signs of wear from years of use. His metallic hands include a larger left hand equipped with detachable knuckle spikes that can transform into various weapons like guns and chainsaws. His body is adorned with various armaments, and he wears a white shirt, grey jacket, matching pants, and a knife-like tie. Additionally, he has goggles resembling turrets, armored shoulder pads, and robotic gloves, with the left glove being larger and potentially controllable by various means. His fingers have holes for shooting ammo.

Personality Mr. WPNZ presents himself as a charismatic and confident individual, occasionally displaying kindness. However, beneath this facade lies a short-tempered, sociopathic assassin who revels in violence and murder. His relationship with his ex-wife Karen was rooted in mutual sadism, and he abandoned her after their three children were born, viewing them merely as extensions of his ruthless persona. Although he initially seemed to care for his children, this concern likely stems from his assassin mentality. His distress at the thought of losing memories of his family and his pride in the lessons he imparted to his children reveal a complex mix of remorse and a desire for connection, despite his violent nature.

Relationships Mr. WPNZ has a complicated and emotionally charged relationship with Mr. Puzzles, marked by manipulation, shared hardships, and a surprising friendship that develops over time. Initially, WPNZ "befriends" Puzzles, and the latter offers him forget his memories of his family in exchange for breaking him out of prison and Mr. Puzzles manipulates him into becoming part of his deceptive redemption scheme. After escaping prison, WPNZ agrees to help Puzzles with a kidnapping plot, driven by his own feelings and the promise of freedom afterward. However, as they grow closer, WPNZ starts to reconsider his decision to erase his family memories, realizing that those experiences give his life meaning, and that trying to forget them would only lead to self-deception. After betraying Mr. WPNZ, Mr. Puzzles thinks about his actions and realizes that his attempts to reconcile with him by rewriting his past are really just a way to ease his own guilt for what he did.

The Big Bad He is the elderly, villainous overlord of his lair and proud ruler of all of villainy within the universe. Due to dying of old age, he invites villains across the galaxy to compete against each other in teams in order to take his place of being the next "big bad." The Bone Drones serve as Big Bad's minions.

Appearance The physical appearance of Big Bad is a elderly skeleton looking creature with a long white beard and a cane made out of his own leg with his symbol on top. his symbol, resembling that of a simplistic, monstrous skull most likely is meant to represent his appearance.

Personality Big Bad is a senile old man who seems to still be quite fierce. He invites villains from all over the universe to compete for the title of the next Big Bad, due to him slowly aging. He also keeps his eyes on everyone who's doing missions.

Bone Drones They are a collective of small robots that work as servants for Big Bad, all of whom come from Big Bad's Lair and are most notable for working as testing dummies for new or experienced villains.

Appearance Bone Drones are small, skeleton-like robots with a a wiry neck. Their left eye is shaped like a vent, while the other is circular. They also have a single bent antenna with a symbol on it. On their back, there is a black and magenta battery. They also have three fingers on each hand, and two toes on each foot; their feet have screws from top to bottom.

Functions Bone Drones are made to whatever the Big Bad wants. Villains taking part in the tournament to become the next Big Bad can ask them things. But they blow up when they complete their job.