Opheebop

Opheebop is the secondary antagonist of Week 2 and Week 5. She replaces each week's primary antagonist during the week's final track, those being "Opheebop" and "Freedom!" respectively.

Opheebop is the caretaker and overseer of the world inside the arcade cabinet. Unknowing of her own origins, her purpose is to care for the inhabitants of the machine's world. NPCs and human souls are treated equally and protected by her. She is allowed to release all of the trapped souls from the machine, however, she requires one soul to sacrifice themselves in order to do so...

Opheebop appears as a black, limbless figure with two small white dot eyes. During her idle animations, she occasionally twitches, turning her lower body white and revealing a large, cheerful, smiling white mouth below her eyes for a brief period of time. During "Freedom!", Opheebop has a distressed look in her face, and she has demon horns and a demon tail.

This is the first complete mod to star a victim of Daddy Dearest as the protagonist, featuring a unique scenario centered around it. Daddy Dearest bought the arcade machine at an auction. The trapped souls inside the arcade cabinet don’t age. When a soul is transferred into the machine, all traces of that person are erased in the real world. The arcade cabinet in Daddy Dearest's basement is the original, serving as the main hub. The arcade cabinet does not have any games, it only hosts the world inside of it. The souls inside the machine can die. A human soul is converted into code when being transported into the machine. The more a soul resists against this process, the more broken the code gets, leading to various results.

Salty and Itsumi are "just friends". Salty and Manager.exe battle in Week 5, because "Salty left his wallet somewhere and couldn't pay the bill." Itsumi is a "kuudere", and hides her emotions very well. Hunter & Ava only have two songs, because Ava "got too embarrassed and left after song 2". Hunter & Ava became "linked" due to their souls being taken in during the same year, and the similar circumstances that brought them into the machine. Hunter became a ghost after resisting against the machine, because she was wearing a ghost costume at the time. It was Opheebop's idea to make Hunter haunt Ava. Opheebop's name is derived from Bopeebo, the first song in Friday Night Funkin'. Opheebop has the ability to shapeshift. She uses this ability to change her appearance during Week 5. Opheebop never acts serious, except for "when it really counts". Opheebop is allowed to manifest copies of the arcade cabinet anywhere in the world. Despite looking similar in appearance, it is unknown if the Henchmen in Week 4 are connected to Opheebop. Opheebop is aware of other characters from other mods. Which characters she knows about have not been specified. The arcade cabinet was created in order to punish Opheebop with eternal entrapment. Opheebop's life is linked to the machine, meaning she is unable to leave it. A "demon barrier" is what's keeping the souls inside the machine. Opheebop needs one soul to sacrifice themselves in order to break it. Opheebop cannot sacrifice her own soul, since it'll kill everyone. According to Tsuraran, Opheebop acts more serious in "Freedom!" because it's Salty's last song before "the soul trade." The details about "the soul trade" Salty made with Opheebop will be revealed in the week 7 update, which will also act as the finale to the main storyline that was present in Salty's Sunday Night. Connor was given his riot shield due to his protective nature. After Connor loses against Salty, he goes off to "cry in a corner somewhere". Every worker at the Cole-Verse has limited telekinetic powers. This is how Manager.exe is keeping the silly straw holding his microphone suspended in mid-air. Besides Opheebop, no character in this mod has any knowledge about other Friday Night Funkin' characters, modded or otherwise. (besides Daddy Dearest). According to Tsuraran, if Boyfriend were to be sucked into the machine, he "could just walk out unharmed." The reason as to why was not specified. This is likely a similar case with Hating Simulator where Boyfriend merely had to deal with Spirit. According to Tsuraran, the physical damage that Glitch seemingly takes is "but a scratch", likely meaning he's experienced this before and is mostly okay.

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