Mrs.SEGA

The GodMother (ゴッドマザー) Prologue (1922-1966) Kyoshi Kitsumi, known to the world as Mrs. SEGA, was born on April 5, 1922, into a modest family in Japan. Her father worked the fields as a farmer, while her mother managed the household with care. Kyoshi had a younger brother, Takeshi, whose fragile health kept him sheltered from the outside world, bonding him closely to his elder sister. Despite the family's challenges, Kitsumi found comfort in the small pleasures of life. Her parents struggled to provide for her education, but Kitsumi excelled as a dedicated and artistic student. She balanced her studies with helping her father on the farm and supporting her mother with daily chores. Her dream was simple yet profound: to showcase her artistic talent and lift her family from financial worries. However, in 1945, tragedy struck. The bombings during World War II profoundly impacted her life when her mother was left paralyzed from the Hiroshima incident. Although she survived a brief stay in the hospital, her mother succumbed to her injuries, leaving a gaping void in the family. Her father, heartbroken by his wife's passing, followed her into the grave just five months later. Left to navigate their grief alone, Kyoshi and Takeshi leaned on each other for support. After completing her education, instead of pursuing her artistic aspirations, she took on multiple jobs to fund Takeshi's medical studies. During this time, she met Fredrick Ernest, a serviceman stationed in Japan. Their connection blossomed into love, culminating in marriage, with Fredrick choosing to remain in Japan. On August 16, 1965, their son, Taro Ernest, was born, and for a moment, life began to feel stable again. For now, at least.

Kitsumi: A Tragic Tale (1966-1975) Kitsumi joined Sega in 1966 at the age of 44 and quickly garnered respect as an artist and character designer. Thriving in her role alongside friends Junko Mitsuki, Futagami Makoto, and Fredrick Ernest, she embraced her work with enthusiasm. Known for her kindness and strong work ethic, Kitsumi became integral to character design and world-building, always willing to help her coworkers. However, as Sega's workload grew, so did her stress, particularly while caring for her only son, Taro. Many colleagues took advantage of her generosity, overloading her with tasks and pushing her toward burnout. Despite the pressure, Kitsumi was motivated by the prospect of advancement, encouraged by higher-ups who recognized her talent and promised her a higher status—a promise she hoped would secure a better future for Taro. Yet, beneath her professional success, Kitsumi's personal life was disintegrating. Her husband, Fredrick, displayed troubling patterns of emotional abuse, temper issues, and increasing alcohol dependence. Though she couldn’t identify when his behavior had shifted, it escalated to physical violence during arguments. After each incident, he would manipulate her guilt, compelling her to forgive him despite his repeated transgressions. Friends noticed the unhealthy dynamics but remained silent. Thus, their 22-year marriage, plagued by turmoil, limped on until 1975.

The Breaking Point (1975-1980) In 1975, Kitsumi finally mustered the courage to seek a divorce. The confrontation with Fredrick was explosive, ending with him resorting to violence. In a fit of rage, he pushed her against a tall cabinet, causing heavy items including shards of glass to rain down upon her, rendering her unconscious and bleeding. Two friends, witnesses to this horrific act, found themselves caught in a web of shock and panic. Rather than seeking help, they chose to protect Fredrick, plotting to cover up the assault. Under the cover of night, they carried Kitsumi's motionless body to the rooftop of a nearby building. There, they callously discarded her, making her death appear as a suicide. Though she wasn’t dead yet, Fredrick realized that a trip to the hospital could expose his actions through her testimony and he couldn’t allow that. The trio swore a pact of silence, vowing to carry the secret to their graves. Kitsumi, now lifeless on the ground, had one final, lingering thought as she gazed up at the blurry figures of those she had once called friends: an overwhelming sense of betrayal and hatred for the injustice of her situation. Her demise was officially recorded as a suicide, and a funeral followed soon after, shrouded in the guise of tragedy.

The Aftermath (1980) In death, Kitsumi found herself lost in the bustling streets of Tokyo, feeling numb as memories faded to a blur. She stood amidst the crowd, invisible to the world, grappling with the loss of her former life. A passing mother and son caught her attention, and in that moment, the floodgates of memory opened. The essence of her life its laughter, its love, its pain filled her once more, leaving her with a profound ache for what had been lost. Haunted by the echoes of her past, Kitsumi’s spirit lingered, searching for meaning in the unexpectedly fleeting experience of life and death.

(1986-1991) Years passed since that chilling incident, and in 1986, Sega released the arcade game Fantasy Zone. However, alongside the game's debut came an unsettling wave of reports: children began to vanish, many of them avid players of the new arcade sensation. By 1991, Kitsumi reemerged, now taking the form of Opa-Opa, the game’s protagonist and Sega's beloved mascot. In just months, nearly 200 children had disappeared, their absence casting a shadow over the community. The pattern became alarmingly clear: missing were primarily kids aged 8-12 who found themselves ensnared by the allure of the game. On November 1st of that year, a new game launched for the Master System: Alex Kidd in Miracle World. With this release, Kitsumi adopted the guise of Alex Kidd, extending her reign of terror beyond her Opa-Opa form. Her methods were swift and ruthless devouring her victims’ souls without leaving a single trace behind. She dragged their lifeless bodies into her dark realm, creating a grim landscape of decomposing corpses stacked high, a haunting horizon of skulls and rotting flesh that seemed to stretch on endlessly. Days turned into months and then years, with the bodies accumulating, each new layer adding to the grotesque monument of what had once been living children.

(1991-2007) On June 23, 1991, the first Sonic the Hedgehog game was launched, marking a turning point at Sega. After the death of Kitsumi, her legacy appeared to vanish under the weight of Fredrick's rise to CEO. In his bid for control, Fredrick systematically erased Kitsumi’s contributions from history, yet he cunningly repurposed one of her forgotten concepts—a hedgehog character from the 1970s—transforming it into the iconic Sonic. Seeing this betrayal, Mrs. SEGA, the embodiment of Kitsumi's spirit, grew enraged. Now re-embodying a vessel strong with the power of countless captured souls, she had the ability to ensnare the spirits of her friends and trap them in her realm, though she yearned to drive them into conflict before delivering the final blow. Her brother, Kyoshi Takeshi, had been gravely ill in the late 1980s. In his vulnerability, Mrs. SEGA seized the chance to capture his soul, binding him to the form of Tails. Meanwhile, Fredrick spiraled into a dark abyss of paranoia and guilt following Kitsumi’s death, plagued by night terrors and visions. His friends, too, felt the weight of being watched, but Fredrick bore the heaviest burden. Overwhelmed by his fears, he tragically turned on his companions, leading to their untimely demise and subsequent burial in a secluded woodland. Consumed by despair, Fredrick locked himself away, succumbing to despair. Thus, the three friends found themselves entrapped in Mrs. SEGA’s realm, their spirits bound to the identities of Robotnik, Mecha Sonic, and Knuckles. While they endured torment under Kitsumi's orders, Takeshi, aware of their plight, quietly resisted, aiding the new souls that entered their shared nightmare. In 1997, Mrs. SEGA harnessed her powers to create a being from the void, naming it "exe." Originally designed to assist in collecting more souls, exe gained sentience and soon grappled with feelings of jealousy towards its creator, trapped in a cycle of servitude. This burgeoning consciousness heralded a storm that threatened to challenge the very foundation of Mrs. SEGA’s dominion.

(2006-2011) In the mid-2000s, Mrs. SEGA's essence had deteriorated further, her once vibrant eyes now hollowing into a black void lined with crimson pupils, red and black liquid staining her face. As the times shifted, she sought new ways to propagate her sinister game, targeting unsuspecting internet users to spread malicious download links. This link proved deadly, leaving countless victims offline permanently. Whispers of the curse traveled the globe, but no one dared to glimpse the game, fearing the unknown horrors it might unleash. Amidst the chaos, an unexpected online cult formed, reverently dubbing her "Kami" or "God." This group of troubled, impressionable youths became infatuated with Mrs. SEGA, spreading her ominous download in desperation to gain her favor. Though she noted their blind devotion, Mrs. SEGA found their existence amusing rather than threatening. With a cunning plan, she began to manipulate the cult's leader, issuing commands for them to provide "gifts"—bodies—satisfied only by the ritualistic offering of death upon someone from their lives, as long as they stayed away from public figures. This secrecy allowed her to maintain a low profile amid the growing frenzy. Meanwhile, in 2000, Taro moved from Japan to the US, hoping for a fresh start after traumatic events in his homeland. A single father to his daughter, Fumiko, he was left to navigate life alone when her mother abandoned them shortly after her birth. By 2007, Fumiko, now a 20-year-old college student, found solace in two friends who shared her interests. As YouTube rose in popularity, Fumiko and her friends launched their channel, TheSonic_3o, dedicated to exploring Sonic the Hedgehog and its vast games. They were hard at work developing their own fan game, sharing gameplay footage and teasers with an eager audience, blissfully unaware of the dark shadows lurking in the digital landscape. Fumiko's closest friends were Luke Rutherford and Edward Martin Johnson. Their lives were about to intertwine with an ominous presence known as Mrs. SEGA, all starting with Luke. One day, while browsing the internet, Luke stumbled upon disturbing rumors surrounding an infamous downloadable game, said to be cursed. Skeptical yet intrigued, he decided to investigate for himself and found the original link. After downloading it, he discovered that the game was an odd port of Sonic the Hedgehog. At first glance, nothing seemed amiss. However, as he started playing, Luke realized he was trapped in an endless loop of the Green Hill Zone, with no apparent way to progress. The longer he played, the more he felt an unshakable weariness enveloping his body, and the game began to warp visually. There were no enemies, just Sonic traversing the same landscape alone, an eerie tranquillity hanging in the air. After what felt like hours, he encountered a bizarre sprite of Sonic, distorted and reminiscent of the character but barely recognizable. The sky above him flickered, glitching into a vivid red with a crack that revealed a menacing red eye watching him intently. It felt as if his very essence was being drawn into the game. Summoning all his strength, Luke managed to snap a blurred screenshot before his body stiffened in fright. The entity behind the screen, impressed by his resistance, chose to spare him for now, deciding instead to observe his every move, biding her time to ensnare him further. Once the ordeal ended, Luke deleted the game in a frenzy and documented his experience online, sharing the image that would ignite the Sonic.exe creepypasta phenomenon. Fast forward to Fumiko's birthday, when Luke presented her with an old disc marked simply "Sonic." He claimed to have found it from a mysterious dealer in a crowded town square. Although he felt a twinge of suspicion about the transaction, he couldn't resist the allure of what might be one of the first Sonic games. The dealer had vanished almost as quickly as he appeared, adding to the strangeness of the encounter. Luke, fascinated by lost media, often sought out relics from the past. Recently, he had uncovered tattered photos of former Sega employees, including a forgotten figure obscured from public memory. One photo featured a CEO, whose identity had been conveniently redacted. These discoveries thrilled Luke, fueling his obsession to unearth the secrets buried within the Sonic franchise and the truth behind the enigmatic Mrs. SEGA. As days passed, their game was nearing completion, but midway through development, Luke and Fumiko had a falling out that led to their separation. Consequently, they had to halt the game’s progress. Luke held onto the disc he had gifted to Fumiko; she had left it behind in the turmoil. Out of curiosity, he decided to play it, unaware that this choice would lead to his eerie disappearance. A year later, the same disc arrived on Edward's doorstep, accompanied by a note in Luke's handwriting that simply read, "Destroy the disc." Confusion and shock washed over Edward, leaving him hesitant to take action. He set the disc on his table and tried to forget about it, but soon after, he began to experience nightmarish visions of a woman in red haunting his dreams. One fateful day, Edward resolved to destroy the disc. However, just as he was about to do so, the woman in red materialized behind him, leading to his own disappearance. Meanwhile, Mrs. SEGA had not yet targeted Fumiko; instead, she remained in the shadows, observing her every move, curious to see what Fumiko would uncover about her two vanished friends.

Trivia Originally inspired by Needlem0use, Mrs. SEGA started as a reinterpretation of its series but has since evolved into a broader narrative known as X. She draws from various influences, including other exes. Preferring anonymity, Mrs. SEGA dodges the limelight, a marked difference from her days at Sega when she was affectionately nicknamed "Mrs. SEGA." Her victims often refer to her as "it," reflecting her dispassionate nature. Once she captures her prey, their physical forms are sucked into any screen—be it an old TV or computer—leaving no trace behind except for occasional blood spatter to baffle authorities. Mrs. SEGA has the unsettling ability to see through the eyes of other exes, keeping her aware of their movements and actions. She has created numerous worlds, each containing the trapped souls of her victims, housed within their respective discs or cartridges. Despite some worlds fading once they reach a certain capacity, she continuously generates more, relentlessly amassing souls for future torment. In her endless pursuit, there are no limits to the suffering she can impose. She can reshape any game's universe to suit her desires, earning her the title "GODMOTHER" from her followers. Though not overtly social, she maintains a certain camaraderie with other exes. Mrs. SEGA has the ability to change vessels at will; however, prolonged use of a single vessel leads to its corruption, eventually rendering it unusable. If pushed, she can expel other exes from their hosts to gain strength, though she only resorts to this as a last option. Her brother, Takeshi, resides in her world, living a peaceful existence despite disapproving of her actions. He watches helplessly as innocent souls are devoured around him. Within her world, every tree, hill, and creature is composed of lost souls, echoing the tormented cries and screams of her victims. Her "GODMOTHER" form takes shape from these bodies, growing stronger with each soul she claims.

Appearance: Biographical information Alias(es):Mrs.SEGA, GodMother, Mother, Kitsumi, Kami/God, Sonic.exe, Sonic, Og X Gender:Female Pronouns:She/it Date of birth:05/04/1922 Date of death:??/??/1975 Brother(s):Kyoshi Takeshi Husband:Fredrick Ernest (Former Ex Husband) Son(s):Taro Ernest Creations:X, & The 7 Guardians (in universe) Species:Human (Formerly), & Hedgehog Alignment Occupation:Former vengeful spirit, & Currently a god like entity Friends:Futagami Makoto (Formerly), & Junko Mitsuki (Formerly) Victims:Young Victims, Luke Rutherford (Tails), Edward Martin Johnson (Knuckles), & Fumiko Ernest (Amy) Elder Victims:Fredrick Ernest (Eggman), Futagami Makoto (Knuckles), Junko Mitsuki (Mecha Sonic), & Kyoshi Takeshi (Tails) Goal:To attain as much strength and power over everyone and everything. Kill count:A lot. Physical description Height:??? ft. (Main), ??? ft. (Human), & ??? ft. (Godmother) Fur color:Blue Eye color:Red Combat Potential:IMMORTALITY:Mrs. SEGA cannot be permanently destroyed. Regardless of how many discs, cartridges, or any other gaming mediums under her control are obliterated, new ones are always produced. As long as the Sega Corporation and its franchises exist, along with the creepypasta lore surrounding her, she will endure. MIMICRY/IMPERSONATION:With the power to mimic sounds, voices, and even the behavior and appearance of others, Mrs. SEGA exploits this ability to achieve her aims, manipulating her victims to further her motives. LIMITLESS:While she may not be the strongest of the exes, Mrs. SEGA derives her strength from the souls she consumes, making her a formidable force.

Appearance Her main vessel is a long quilled hedgehog similar to the early concept of Sonic The Hedgehog. The skin, eyes and gloves are white, her fur is a contrasted blue and her eyes, nose, mouth and shoes are a bright red. Her face is similar to the neutral expression of sonic just her pupils are more circluar and a bit smaller.

Her faker form is nearly Identical to Sonic just her eyes, pupils and nose have a slight red tint.

"Sonic.exe" or rather just her regular form with no name, this appearance originally looked alot more like Sonic, but due to her excessive usage to twisting and deforming her vessel, it soon showed signs of corruption and old age. The hollow pupils began to tear off piece by piece giving an appearance of the infamous antagonist of the creepypasta which later exists years after.

Her true form is a black flowing mass of dark void with a barely fixed face with sharp teeth. There is no other anatomy to this form. Even without visible limbs it can generate different body parts and change one's size if desired to.

Fredrick Ernest Biographical information Alias(es):Fredrick, Dr. Robotnik, Eggman Gender:Male Pronouns:He/Him Species:Human Physical description Eye color:Red Vessel:Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik

Fredrick Ernest, one of Mrs.SEGA's first victims, former CEO of Sega, Ex-Husband of Kitsumi/Mrs.SEGA, Father of Taro Ernest. A cowardly old man who only thought about himself and he was the main person involved in Kitsumi's death. He had a tough childhood and lived in a toxic household. Because of this he grew up having anger issues and pushed people away avoiding any close relationship with anyone, he was a very difficult person to get along with. During the time in the 1940s he was put into the US army at a young age being 16. He was sent to Japan as apart of the allied occupation forces following the war in the 50s. That was when he met Kitsumi, later on he'd get married to her and stay in Japan with her and have a son who they named Taro Ernest. In her world, his job was to limit the victims from going any further in the realm but because he mutually helped Luke escape from danger multiple times, he was than considered a traitor and was banished into the deepest parts of the void having him trapped there for an eternity, but as he spent more time there, he focused all his energy to be able interact with the real world and in the realm. Which he then led Fumiko to teleport into the game. He is the voice that tells Fumiko what to do and lead her through and help her survive the realm she found herself, because he believes Fumiko is their only hope stopping the GodMother.

Futagami Makoto Biographical information Alias(es):Makoto, & Knuckles Gender:Male Pronouns:He/Him Species:Human (Formerly), & Echidna Alignment Occupation:Game Developer (Formerly) Physical description Fur color:Red Eye color:Black Vessel:Knuckles the Echidna

Futagami Makoto, one of Mrs.SEGA's first victims, formally worked at Sega along side his friends, he worked as a composer. He was involved with the death of Kitsumi. He Is in complete control by Mrs.SEGA, he doesn't have a choice but let himself be a puppet. In her world, his job is to keep an eye on all the victims and inform Mrs.SEGA on their whereabouts.

Biographical information Alias(es):Mitsuki, & Mecha Sonic Gender:Female Pronouns:She/Her Species:Human (Formerly), Robot Alignment Occupation:Game Developer (Formerly) Physical description Fur color:Blue Eye color:Black Vessel:Mecha Sonic

Junko Mitsuki, one of Mrs.SEGA's first victims, formally worked at Sega, She worked as a programmer. She too was involved with the death of Kitsumi. Like Makoto, she aswell is in complete control by Mrs.SEGA. In her world, her job is to look out on any usual activities in the surroundings.

Biographical information Alias(es):Takeshi, & Tails Gender:Male Pronouns:He/Him Species:Human (Formerly), & Fox Physical description Fur color:Yellow Eye color:White Vessel:Miles "Tails" Prower

Kyoshi Takeshi, one of Mrs.SEGA's first victims, brother of Mrs.SEGA, he was was severly sick and was generally very weak since birth, he past away on his death bed around 1992 and was given a new life in his new body by Mrs.SEGA. Another Tails vessel user who is immortal. He helped out victims that would get themselves into her world, he tried to get to them first before her. He usually helped them by giving them necessary info about where they are and give them tips to survive in their surroundings. He is only alive because of Mrs.SEGA but somehow found a way to break control from her. Every victim he helped always ended up with the same fate. They don't live long in the world and are eventually bound to die in the hands of her at some point. But this never stopped him on helping the people in need and let's them have a chance at surviving.

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