Gameoverse Lorebook

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1. #1The Gameoverse

   Keys: The Gameoverse · Secondary: Win Condition, Float

   It is a universe where all games are shown as planets. If a win condition in a game is completed by a hero or they defeat their respective Villain, their respective world will explode and cease to exist. After their destruction, it will be turned into an energy source called Float.

2. #2Win Condition

   Keys: Win Condition · Secondary: The Gameoverse

   If a hero completes a game and beats their Villain in their world, then their world self-destructs and gets destroyed. If a villain successfully defeats the hero, the world will be saved.

3. #3Static

   Keys: Static · Secondary: The Gameoverse, Float

   If any Game character tells a hero or any characters in their game world about the Gameoverse, their world will freeze in a petrified state known as " Static, " and its inhabitants will freeze in a petrified state known as "Static," and the game world will scan itself for outsiders to be erased and deleted and be turned to float. Specifically, the "Static" phenomenon occurs to scan and eliminate foreign elements in the game for a short period of time, and will only freeze it's Game worlds Natural Inhabitants and whatever action they are in and will turn the inhabitants and entire Planet grey, but the Static does not freeze or affect anyone that is foreign to a game world and they will still be able to move and have free reign but will be under the threat of Deletion if the Planet scans and finds them. Hence, why agents of Farcade are unable to warn the inhabitants of the world what would happen if the Hero defeats the final boss. It doesn't activate if certain criteria aren't met, as seen when Kaboodle accidentally let slip some information to a seagull.

4. #4Security Lock

   Keys: Security Lock · Secondary: The Gameoverse, Static, Win Condition

   Game worlds have Security Locks that prevent foreign game characters from outside worlds from harming native game characters natural inhabitants, in their world, as shown when kaboodle treis to hit a seagull but was blocked, or when Kit accidentally Blasts Flappers in his Static state, but such defensive locks can be broken when a hero manages to win their game and their world self destructs as shown when Fold punches Flappers when his game was about to be destroyed.

5. #5Game Over

   Keys: Game Over · Secondary: The Gameoverse, Float

   Game Over: If a character dies outside the game, completed or not, they will die permanently and will be reduced to float.

6. #6Float

   Keys: Float · Secondary: The Gameoverse

   Float is the natural essence of all living video Game characters and is the natural source of all material in Game Worlds in the Gameoverse. Each game world contains this raw resource, and this is the main material that the Syntax go after to collect through Game Worlds in the Gameoverse.

7. #7Farcade

   Keys: Farcade · Secondary: Dusk, Kit, Kaboodle, The Gameoverse

   The Farcade is a group formed by Dusk to protect the Gameoverse from heroes completing their games, which causes their worlds to violently explode. They also recruit surviving members from those destroyed worlds to prevent similar events from happening as best they can.

8. #8Syntax

   Keys: Syntax · Secondary: Warrick, Float

   The Syntax is a cadre of villains led by Warrick to harvest planets in the Gameoverse by helping the heroes win the game and destroy their world to collect Float. In addition, they recruit more villains, like final bosses, to their ranks. The purpose of harvesting Float remains unknown as of yet

9. #9Dusk

   Keys: Dusk · Secondary: Farcade, The Gameoverse

   Dusk is the founder and leader of the Farcade, a group dedicated to preventing the destruction of the various game worlds within the Gameoverse. Dusk appears as a white-skinned humanoid with red eyes and long white hair. He is quite muscular and wears a long black suit that reveals his muscles.

10. #10Warrick

    Keys: Warrick · Secondary: Float, The Gameoverse, Syntax

    Warrick is the leader of Syntax, a cabal of video game villains dedicated to manipulating the heroes of the Gameoverse into completing their games to destroy their home planets. Warrick intends to absorb the "Float" left behind from destroyed planets so he can "change the rules" of the Gameoverse to bring back those who've been lost. Warrick is made out of parts from various video game villains. One of his arms is a large, dark, reddish-brown mass, while the other is a pale green/yellow with big muscles and is seemingly stitched onto his torso. He has jagged, curved horns sticking out of his head, with one that appears to be broken off. His helmet glows with bright red from the inside and has jagged teeth on the bottom jaw. He has a strap crossing his abs and torso, which has a charm holding it to his right arm that looks similar to a fox or wolf. Warrick perceives the Gameoverse as a harsh and relentless realm, primarily because each world faces destruction when its respective heroes triumph over the final boss. This grim reality fuels his intense desire to alter the fabric of existence itself to reclaim what he has lost. Warrick often becomes visibly frustrated, particularly when his henchmen make mistakes, even for the simplest of things.

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