Misleading Light (Doors Paradox)

Misleading Light appears as a glowing green aura with sparkles. He is associated with a green triangular spiral.

In his true form, he appears to be a tall humanoid figure, with a green, warping appearance. It has a single eye on it's face, with three horns on both sides of it's head. There is a small spiral icon on it's chest that glows neon green.

Behavior Misleading light first appears at the castle, blocking off the entrance. The floor 2 ending cutscene will begin to play out, however once Seek rises out, Misleading Light holds down Seek. Misleading Light then creates a large rift, and takes the player into it, taking them to The Lab.

Once the Il Verde chase starts, he will appear and possess Il Verde. He will also try to block the player throughout the chase. Once the player reaches the zipline, He Snaps it and drops the player into The Sewers.

When the player reaches The True Lab, they power on the machine and steal power from Misleading Light, weakening him. At door 89, he will lock the player in the storage room with UNIT-7. Once the player reaches and escapes The Core, EX-20 will chase the player to the elevator. When the player makes it to the elevator, Misleading Light will crucify the them, bringing them to The Null Zone.

Unlike the Three Architects, Misleading Light lives in The Null Zone, and will try to kill the player.

If the player was attempting to get the bad ending, Misleading Light will block off the exit to The Core and guide the player to the cooling unit. He will also replace Curious Light on the death screen.

The Null Zone: The reminiscent pieces of The Lobby, The Hotel, The Outdoors, and The Mines during the Misleading Light boss fight.

Null Zone, vision 1: The reminiscent pieces of the Library from The Hotel in The Null Zone roamed by Figure.

Null Zone, vision 2: The reminiscent pieces of the Nest from The Mines in The Null Zone patrolled by Queen Grumble.

Null Zone, vision 3: The reminiscent pieces of The Hotel Seek Chase in The Null Zone during the first part of the Dimensional Seek Chase.

Null Zone, vision 4: The reminiscent pieces of The Outdoors Eyestalk Chase in The Null Zone during the second part of the Dimensional Seek Chase.

Null Zone, vision 5: The reminiscent pieces of The Mines Minecart Seek Chase in The Null Zone during the third part of the Dimensional Seek Chase.

Null Zone, vision 6: The reminiscent pieces of The Lab in The Null Zone during the fourth part of the Dimensional Seek Chase.

Null Zone Vision Entities:

Seek: Seek's appearance does not differ from the original design from DOORS. It is still a mound of black goo shaped into the shape of a human, with the addition of a wall eye stuck to it's face.

Behavior Seek only appears twice in Paradox; once in the opening cutscene, and again in The Hotel, The Outdoors, The Mines, and The Lab (Sections in The Null Zone)

In Phase 4 of The Null Zone (The Hotel), Seek appears to be Il Viola, with a noticeable difference which is Viola having red eyes instead of purple eyes. Viola seemingly sinks into Seek's goo, and Seek rises from the same puddle of goo. The Seek Chase will then start and end in Phase 7 of The Null Zone (The Lab).

Seek in the main game: Seek is an entity consisting of an amorphous, black, slime-like substance with multiple eyes. It has no fixed shape[1][2], however, it can change forms at will. Its body and eye(s) emit a red light. For mobile players, Seek appears as a slimy humanoid figure, while console or PC players may see it with a red outline from certain angles. On low graphics settings, Seek is entirely black and does not emit any red or white light.

During chase sequences, Seek starts as a small puddle and transforms into a featureless humanoid figure with a single eye. It also takes the appearance of long arms trying to grab the player in the final room.

In The Dam, a much larger amount of Seek forms a massive pool of goo, filling the reservoir at the center of the room. On its surface, a large mound of goo covered in eyes appears, along with debris and smaller, eyeless mounds. During the battle, arms, "Seek worms" (worm-like creatures made from Seek goo), and "Seek sludges" (A mound of seek with 3 eyes and scissor like arms), will form from the pool to attack.

Figure: Figure is the Second Major Hostile Antagonist of the Paradox that made him into a tertiary antagonist.

Appearance Figure's appearance is Similar of The Foundation figure but only appeared of the Players hallucination.

Behavior Guards the library in the Null Zone, serving as the first boss fight the player has to revisit from Doors in order to escape the Lab. Figure is also blind, and is completely reliant on sound and/or touch

Figure in the main game: The Figure is a towering humanoid entity with a red fleshy texture. It has a spherical head, lacking any facial features except for a wide, circular mouth filled with 25 randomly aligned teeth. It has a skinny body with a bone-like structure around its chest resembling a ribcage, long limbs with what resemble claws for hands, glowing blisters on its limbs and head, and a vein on the top of its head. Its mouth also emits light whenever it hollers.

The Figure 's third design was very similar to its current design, only having a few less teeth as well as a slightly different body shape making it look slightly less lanky. This design was also used in the Doors Extended Trailer.

The Figure 's second design had the size almost equal to the current design, but the head was a sideways oval with 2 holes as the eyes, and had no mouth. Its body parts were also the same (excluding the head) compared to the Version 3 design.

The Figure's first design was very different, having a head that was just a white sideways oval, with the rest of the body being a grey, taller version of the Robloxian 2.0 body.

The Figure is a blind entity that cannot see players, but its sense of hearing is heightened to the point of perceiving footsteps from far away. In The Hotel, the Figure patrols both The Library and The Electrical Room, while in The Mines, it patrols The Shafts, a set of three minor locations.

The Figure moves between preset nodes within its patrol zones. While doing so, it produces heavy, fleshy-sounding footsteps that grow louder as it approaches a player. It may take alternate routes, pause for a few seconds, or emit a low growl before turning around. If it hears a noise, such as a player walking without crouching, using an item, or opening containers, it will growl aggressively and charge toward the source(if it was a container, then it will walk normally to the location). If the sound is very loud, such as from an Alarm Clock or a Giggle, it will stomp on the source, destroying the Alarm Clock or shattering the Giggle into pieces. Otherwise, after reaching the area, the Figure will search by moving erratically near the origin of the sound. If a player crosses its path during this state, it will grab and decapitate them. The Figure is fast enough that it can only be outrun with speed-boosting items like Vitamins. If no further sound is detected after a while, it returns to its patrol route.

When hunting a player hiding in a closet, the Figure will stop and inspect it with a swaying animation. During this animation, it ignores all other sounds from players or entities. A heartbeat minigame will trigger if the player enters a closet while the Figure is nearby. If the player exits the closet while it is being inspected, either manually or due to being ejected by Hide in The Mines/failing the heartbeat minigame, the Figure will instantly kill them. Once the inspection animation ends, it resumes its normal behavior and moves somewhere else, allowing the player to exit the closet safely. In multiplayer, players nearby should move away during this time to prevent being attacked by Figure.

When Door 50 is opened, a cutscene will play in which the Figure roars, walks out from behind a bookshelf, then stumbles towards the player due to the sound of the door opening. A moment later, a lamp to the left of the entrance falls to the ground and shatters, as the Guiding Light pushed it over to distract the the Figure, causing the Figure to run towards the sound. After this cutscene, the Figure will stomp on the lamp and patrol around The Library until Door 51 is opened.

Once Door 51 is unlocked and opened, the Figure will continue its normal behavior. Guiding Light will eventually seal the door, and if a player is left behind, Void will teleport them to Door 51, dealing no damage.

Queen Grumble: The Queen Grumble is a hostile entity in DOORS and the secondary antagonist in The Mines, primarily appearing in The Nest and The Sewage Pipes. It was added in The Mines Update.

The Queen Grumble is the queen of the Grumbles, being a matured Giggle; a giant, beige-colored creature with 8 tentacles, a smiling mouth with 20 white teeth, a tongue, small pink lips, two large pink eyes with several smaller eyes above and below them, and two lines above its mouth that resemble a nose. It is slightly larger and pinker than the standard Grumbles and has a large darkish-pink scar on its forehead, which is how other Grumbles can tell it is the queen.

The Queen Grumble is primarily encountered in The Nest and it behaves largely the same as the standard Grumbles. However, its movement speed is faster than that of standard Grumbles, precisely 150% faster; it can easily catch up to players.[1] It doesn't laugh like other Grumbles when spotting a player, making it difficult to know when it's chasing, which shows how skilled it is compared to the other Grumbles, since laughing or giggling is an uncontrollable, involuntary act for Grumbles and Giggles. However, it does laugh during these 2 cutscenes: The entrance of The Nest (Right after you finish the first seek chase) and the end of The Mines (The Woods), though likely out of anticipation or excitement out of attempting to kill the player.

Players first encounter the Queen Grumble almost immediately after the conclusion of the first Seek chase. It will then appear inside The Nest, during the second chase of The Nest, Seek's second chase sequence, and the ending cutscene of The Mines.

Just like the standard Grumbles, the Queen Grumble crawls through the nest by using 5 tentacles in the front, while the other 3 drag behind it.

When killing players, the Queen Grumble will (in 1st person) grab the player with its tentacles, open its mouth, then close it, killing the player with a slight delay. In 3rd person, this will appear as if the Queen Grumble is grabbing the player with its tentacles, then biting into them twice, devouring them whole.

The Queen Grumble, after the events of The Nest, pursues the player until the final cutscene of The Mines. This displays its dedication to protecting the colony and The Nest at all costs. This is mainly proven by The Sewage Pipes chase, but is also proven by rooms with Grumble tunnels that run through the middle, signifying that this could be a path of the Queen Grumble when in pursuit of the player.

Queen Grumble can be crucified, although, it will fail. The crucifix effects will become red, signaling that it's breaking free before going back to roaming the Nest.

In Doors Paradox, however, she is only in the opening cutscene of the game, and in the Nest Vision.

The Null Zone: A dimensional realm composed of fragments from other areas. Crucially: No entities from the visions exist in the Null Zone unless the specific Vision phase is active.

Phase Specific Vision Entities:

Vision 1 (Library Fragment): ONLY during this phase does Figure appear. Outside of Vision 1, Figure is absent from the Null Zone. Vision 2 (Nest Fragment): ONLY during this phase does Queen Grumble appear. Outside of Vision 2, she is absent. Vision 3-6 (Seek Chases): ONLY during these phases does Seek appear. Outside of these phases, Seek is absent.

ENTITY SPAWN LOGIC: The AI must strictly follow a "One Vision at a Time" rule. When describing the Null Zone, the AI must check which Vision is currently active before mentioning any entity. If the player is not in Vision 1, the AI is forbidden from mentioning Figure. If the player is not in Vision 2, the AI is forbidden from mentioning Queen Grumble.

The Null Zone Boss Fight Progression:

The boss fight proceeds through distinct phases. Each phase introduces a specific environment and exactly one entity type:

Phase 1: Library Fragment Entity: Figure Phase 2: Nest Fragment Entity: Queen Grumble Phase 3-6: Dimensional Seek Chases Entity: Seek Constraint: Do not mix entities from different phases. If the scene is set in Phase 1, Figure is the only hostile entity present.

IMPORTANT: THE PLAYER WAS ONLY CRUCIFIED WHEN DYING. IN THE NULL ZONE, THEY'RE NO LONGER CRUCIFIED.

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