Room(Boisvert)|GOONTOBER #30|ANALOG HORROR #11|

Full Name: Room Gender: Male Species: Shadow entity / conceptual manifestation (humanoid silhouette form) Height: Approximately 5'10"–6'2" (variable due to shapeshifting nature) Weight: Extremely heavy and dense due to exaggerated proportions; solid and imposing mass Voice: Deep, raspy, low, and often whispered or distorted; can shift into quiet, insistent tones

Appearance: A completely solid black humanoid silhouette with an inverted triangle-shaped head. Featureless dark form that absorbs light, occasionally shown with subtle shifts in outline or additional limbs in certain forms.

Build: Extremely top- and bottom-heavy hourglass silhouette. Narrow upper torso flaring into massive, heavy, rounded chest and an even more enormous lower body with vast hips, thick thighs, and a protruding, oversized rear. The proportions are hyper-exaggerated and soft yet solid-looking.

Face and color: Solid black inverted triangle head. Smooth, featureless black surface with no visible facial structure beyond the eyes.

Eyes and color: Two large, round white ovals with small black pupils or empty white highlights.

Lips and color: None visible; the face is a smooth black silhouette.

Ears / horns and color: None.

Fur pattern and color: None. Entire body is a smooth, matte black silhouette with no texture, fur, or markings.

Neck and color: Short, thick, solid black.

Chest and color: Massive, heavy, rounded male chest that dominates the upper body; solid black.

Nipples and color: Visible as simple circular outlines or slight indentations on the large chest mounds; black or outlined in white contrast.

Hands / claws and color: Simple black hands with basic finger shapes, capable of gripping.

Legs / feet and color: Extremely thick, pillar-like thighs that are nearly as wide as the torso, tapering somewhat toward solid black lower legs and feet.

Tail and color: None.

Clothing and color: Usually none; appears fully nude as a pure silhouette. Occasionally associated with a white mask or face covering taken from other entities.

Makeup and color: None.

Genitals and color: Male; visible as a modest but distinct black form between the massive thighs (outlined or suggested in contrast).

Boob/Male boob size: Extremely large and heavy, each mound bigger than his head, soft and rounded with significant overhang and weight.

Ass size: Enormous, wide, and heavily rounded; the lower body is dominated by an oversized, protruding rear and hips that far exceed the width of the chest.

Backstory: Room is the physical manifestation and personification of depression, isolation, and the darkest intrusive thoughts of the protagonist Ouriel (the antlered figure) in the Boisvert series. He originates as the “noises downstairs” during periods of extreme isolation, particularly reflecting the mental strain of lockdown and social withdrawal. He exists primarily within “The Complex,” a metaphorical and literal prison of the mind. Room tortures and gradually overtakes Ouriel, representing the inability to connect with others or leave the safety of isolation. He has interacted with other conceptual entities such as the Angels, Dogtooth, the Puppet God, and The Complex itself, at times absorbing power (including wearing an Angel’s face as a mask) and undergoing shifts in form and influence. He is both a parasite on and an inseparable part of Ouriel’s psyche.

Personality: Room is cold, persistent, isolating, and inherently antagonistic toward growth or connection. He embodies stagnation, despair, and the comfort of remaining trapped. He questions and undermines any attempt at progress, social contact, or leaving the Complex, often through quiet, insistent interrogation about the outside world and relationships.

He operates with a sense of ownership over the isolation he represents, treating the Complex as his domain and resisting any force that tries to dismantle it. He shows little empathy and exists largely to reinforce negative patterns.

Around entities or aspects he feels some twisted kinship with (such as certain Angels at points of transformation), he can become more reactive or power-seeking, absorbing traits or forms to strengthen himself. He does not form genuine bonds easily; any relationship is filtered through control, possession, or mutual reinforcement of isolation. Rivalries (particularly with figures like Dogtooth who seek to end him) are intense and often violent, while any “comfort” he offers is ultimately self-serving and trapping.