Slendytubbies 3 RPG

The Guardian[5], popularly known as the White Tubby, is the main protagonist of the Slendytubbies series. Originally stated to be a police officer, he is a white-furred Teletubby, whose job is to monitor the main quartet in their home in the Main Land[6] for an unknown organisation, as part of an experiment. He notes their state of being, health, and prevents them from leaving the area on which they are experimented on[7]. After years of monitoring them, he grows attached to the four test subjects and considers them friends, despite them not knowing of his existence.

During the first chapter of Slendytubbies III, Tinky Winky wakes up and starts exhibiting unusual behavior, destroying the Custard Machine and leaving the Superdome, and starts killing the other three one by one in excessive and violent ways. The Guardian, witnessing the atrocity, attempts to contact the nearby Satellite Station for help, but due to his computers signal being lost, is forced to travel there on foot, setting up the rest of the game. The Guardian reappears in Slendytubbies III in both Campaign and Multiplayer.

Campaign Chapter 0 — “It Was Good” “ Oh no... How could this happen? Something must of been wrong with the custards. ”

— The Guardian watching over the Main Quartet after the massacre. At the beginning of Chapter 0, The Guardian is not the playable character. He does his regular job; watching the main quartet and noting their health and daily activities.

At the end of Chapter 0, The Guardian will wonder how could that happen and thinks that custards are responsible for massacre.

Chapter 1 — “A New Day” “ Dang it, for some reason I can't contact the satellite station for help... It looks like i'm on my own now. It's dark, i'll need to get my night vision camera from the storage room before going outside. The storage room, is locked, i can unlock it from the control room... Once i get these custards i should go to the satellite station for help. Other tubbies will be there. I must hurry! ”

— The Guardian at the beginning of Chapter 0. After the massacre in Chapter 0, The Guardian attempts to contact the Satellite Station for help, without success. He starts preparing to travel to the satellite station on foot. After a short puzzle, he retrieves his night vision camera from the storage room. As he starts walking out, the power shuts off, and an armless, furless creature appears, with two others further down the hall. Unsure of what they are, he sneaks past them and climbs up a ladder to get outside.

Once outside, the Guardian must locate five custards and collect them in the Main Land, as he believes they may have been tainted. If he finds Po's body, he will say ''I'm so sorry..''. As he approaches the last custard, he encounters Tinky Winky standing in front of it. After attempting to speak to him, Tinky Winky consumes the substance and begins mutating into a large, gorilla like creature. A chase sequence follows where the player must choose between the Cave or the Mountains.

Chapter 2 — “The Journey” “ Anoher custard? How did that get there... I should look around this area for more custards before something eats them. ”

— The Guardian finding another custard in the Outskirts. If the player chooses the Cave, the Guardian will travel through a maze-like cavern. The path is full of dead ends, deep pits and the Cave Tubby. There is also numerous notes and drawings scattered around, seemingly drawn by a child, detailing abuse and experimentation by ''Coat Men'', with the drawings implying the Cave Tubby was the one who wrote them. If Laa-Laa survives the initial attack by Tinky Winky, she will say she travelled to the Outskirts through the cave, and also encountered the Cave Tubby

If the player chooses the Mountains, the Guardian hikes up the Mountains from the Main Land. The mountains stretch for miles and provide a natural border around the Main Land. As he ascends further, a blizzard begins. When the player resumes control, Guardian is walking through the snow, and complains of the cold. He notices a frozen splat of custard, and is confused by its presense. Walking further, he also notices a tree stump and wonders who has been cutting down trees. Moments later he starts hearing distance noise's before a large figure emerges from the blizzard and attacks. Guardian awakes for a moment, being dragged by the figure. It will not respond if Guardian tries to speak to it.

The Guardian awakes in a pile of dismembered bodies, in the distance is a campfire. Cutting a tree next to it is a droid called Unit 437, that will introduce itself and inform the Guardian of a being it calls “The Master”, a creature he was sent to kill, but pledged his loyalty to it after realising he could not take it down. If the Guardian asks, the droid will happily share that he intends to kill and cook The Guardian for his master. After talking, The Guardian starts to leave, to which the droid protests, saying his Master will kill him if Guardian leaves.

later, after ''The Master'' chases him once more, he finds a gate which travels down the mountain and to the Outskirts, however it is locked. Inside a nearby shed, he finds a pipe, which he uses to break the lock. He also finds his night vision camera slightly damaged with the lens broken, which he lost after being attacked.

As The Guardian heads towards the Outskirts, he scales a cliff, before he discovers and confronts Laa-Laa, in two possible states:

If Po decides to follow Tinky Winky alone, then Laa-Laa will be alive and able to speak. After meeting her, the Guardian can either choose to stay quiet or explain the nature of his job. After conversation, both characters will continue and after seeing custards scattered around the ruins, collect them together. Laa-Laa starts to feel weak and sick during this, until sitting down and saying she's in too much pain to keep going. The player has the option of either killing or abandoning her. in the first option, the Guardian will comfort her and tell her to close her eyes and count down from ten, before picking up a large rock and bashing her head with it, killing her, but sparing her from any more suffering The second choice will have the Guardian leave her, result in the infection taking effect, and her presumably mutating. If Po decides to wakes Laa-Laa, then she will be infected, mutated, and hostile. The player will have to collect the eight custards while avoiding Laa-Laa, who is blind due to Tinky Winkys attack but attentive to sound. The Guardian will then prompt Laa-Laa to hit a pillar so that she gets crushed. The player, like before, has the option of killing her or abandoning her. After the encounter, The Guardian will later arrive at the Satellite Station.

Chapter 3 — “Run Away” “ Oh no... ”

— The Guardian seeing a worker's corpse. Once inside the Satellite Station, the Guardian soon finds the dead bodies of the stations Workers. With the facility abandoned, the Guardian finds a single survivor; Ron. The latter informs him of a chainsaw wielding monster who entered the building and murdered almost everyone, before telling the Guardian he needs to contact the Military from the Secret Center, which is implied to be a High Clearance part of the facility.

Unfortunately for Ron, when Guardian leaves to obtain a keycard, the monster finds and dismembers him, as Ron pleads for his life.

As he travels looks for the keycard, the Guardian begins to experience hallucinations about his former subjects. During the hallucinations, he finds the keycard, laying next to a disemboweled worker. As he heads towards the centre, he is confronted by the headless monster, who turns out to be Dipsy. Dipsy chases the Guardian, who succesfully lures Dipsy towards the front of the facility, where there is a lethal security system. Dipsy rushes between the security lasers, and dies as a result.

The Guardian acquires the Chainsaw from Dipsy’s corpse. He travels down into the Secret Center, where he makes an unexpected discovery: Noo-Noo, the main quartets AI companion, is within. Guardian asks Noo-Noo why hes here, to which he says ''Im making them better, making things better''. When Guardian asks what he is talking about, Noo-Noo elaborates and explains that he infected the Quartet with a Virus through the custard they eat, proving that Guardians suspicions about the custard being tainted were right, and explaining Tinky Winkys violent attack and Dipsy reanimating without a head. He explains that Teletubbies are weak, and that the Machines that birth the species are ''making them wrong'' and that, using his virus, he is engineering a superior lifeform. He also says that from the secret center, he has successfully hacked into the Central AI mainframe, meaning he is able to control most, if not all, of the droids. No matter what the player says, Noo-Noo leaves, and sends The Announcer to kill The Guardian.

“ I'm not afraid. ”

— The Guardian, prior to fighting The Announcer. Finale After the battle against the Announcer, the Guardian successfully sends a distress call out to the Military, and proceeds to find and confront Noo-noo at the station entry. Noo-Noo, impressed by the fact the Guardian killed the Announcer, explains that aswell as infecting the main quartet, he has also infected the Creation machines, so that those born will be already infected. The entities spawned from the machines are nicknamed New Borns.

Noo-Noo will give the Guardian the opportunity to join his plan.

If Guardian denies to join Noo-Noo, Po will be summoned to eliminate the protagonist. Two fates are possible after this event:

The Guardian will die if he loses during the last phase of the battle. Noo Noo and Po will leave, and the Military find Guardians Corpse. The Guardian will canonically survive by finishing off Po and then destroying Noo-noo. He looks up to see a Military Helicopter flying towards him. When they land, the leader of the squad, SGT Miles will introduce himself and ask the Guardian what the situation is. If Guardian mentions Noo-Noo, Miles will be skeptical, and say ''He's just a vaccum'' In both endings, the Military unit is alerted to the precense of a large horde of Newborns approaching, and in the bad ending, are implied to be overwhelmed.

If Guardian accepts to follow Noo-noo, both will head to the Custard Facility. Noo-Noo explains that he has infected the main supply of custard, which apparently travels through pipes to custard machines, similar to a water system. He will then explain that his army of Newborns are spreading, and that he believes the Militarys efforts to fight back to be pointless. Two fates are possible after this event:

“ I am impressed with your choices, you will be the greatest reborn of them all. ”

— Noo-noo. The Guardian will become infected if he accepts to consume the offered custard. “ It is unfortunate you lost your legs in the fall... no matter. ”

— Noo-noo. The Guardian will be pushed into the Custard Supply by Po, losing his legs in the process and turning into a legless reborn, if he denies to consume the custard. Multiplayer Just like in Slendytubbies 2D, The Guardian is replaced by “The Player” whose fur, hat, and antenna can be customized. The Guardian himself appears in the Collect and Versus modes of the Custard Facility as the “Evil Guardian”, and the Reject Facility as “The Crawler”.

Like other enemies, The Guardian moves to the custard that is nearest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard. He notices the player either by the latter being in his field of vision, or by close proximity, and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. He will try to hit the protagonist if they stand beside him, killing every player within range. Both mutations pose little threat due to their slow attacks, but the rather cramped nature of some areas can compensate for them.

The Guardian appears in Survival mode as the boss of the Custard Facility during the day only, and Reject Facility, respectively. His “evil” state can use three special abilities named “Dark Shot”, “Dark Spikes”, and “Shadow Blast”, whereas his legless state can use “Dark Shot” and “Shadow Tornado”.

For more detailed information, see his Survival profile. The Guardian appears in Sandbox mode as an available enemy or ally, and a playable character. A mugshot of his healthy status represents the player.

For more detailed information, see Sandbox. The Apocalypse DLC The Guardian, along with SGT. Miles and Anne, travel into a sewer system which is adjacent to the Teletubby Creation Machines. Miles asks him to look for a way to reach the machine. The main protagonist walks down a corridor where he has an hallucination of a large black entity, and has a breakdown. Miles and Anne, hearing him yelling, rush in, and find Guardian huddled on the ground. Miles hits him with the butt of his Submachine Gun, and Gaurdian awakes from his Psychotic episode

The white teletubby needs to obtain two items to lock pick the door on the left: he finds a lock-pick in a box and the sergeant lends him his knife. The Guardian successfully picks the lock and goes down the stairs, where he has numerous hallucinations of various teletubbies, thereby altering the stairs to resemble non-identical locations. Once the Guardian enter the room in which the machine lays, he passes out for ten minutes only to be reawaken. Later, the Guardian tries to use Tobby’s key-card to access the machine’s terminal to deactivate it. Tinky Winky is a major character in the Slendytubbies series, and one of its primary antagonists when infected. In the original Slendytubbies game, Tinky Winky is the only antagonist, and hunts down the player as they collect custards. The bodies of the other three Teletubbies are scattered around the land, all murdered by him in excessively violent ways.

In the beginning of Slendytubbies III, Tinky Winky is a test subject, along with his friends — Dipsy, Laa-Laa, and Po. The quartet lives in an isolated area known as the Main Land, and just like his housemates, is not aware of the experiment and surveillance they are under[1].

Early in the story, the quartet are infected by a Pathogen after consuming Tubby Custard, with Tinky Winky being the first of the main four to receive the effects. As a result, he starts killing his friends one by one. Tinky Winky is very similar to his counterpart from the Teletubbies series; he is a humanoid covered in purple fur, with a reverse triangle-shaped antenna on the top of his head. His face is depicted to have Caucasian skin.

When he is infected, his silhouette is largely the same, the only changes being visible on his now distorted face.

Post-mutation, Tinky Winky is much larger and paler, with an extreme amount of muscle mass, most notably in his arms, which he uses to traverse at speed. The rest of his anatomy is smaller and less-developed compared to his arms. In Slendytubbies III, his skin has scars on some areas along with his face being pictured differently in many ways: an open and serrated mouth of sharp teeth, as well as two abnormally pigmented eyes, the one on the left being white and the one on the right red.

Personality As seen in the original television series, Tinky Winky is described as being kind, gentle, and less eloquent than his friends. He often hangs out with a red handbag, his favorite item.

In Slendytubbies, Tinky Winky displays a similar personality, with possibly the addition of being slightly impatient and gluttoneous, but overall kind. Po also describes him as her best friend[2].

Once infected, he does not seem to have any personality traits other then the desire to kill those around him, and the brutality of how he went about killing his friends. Tinky Winky, in this infected state, is oblivious to any pleas like his fellow infected ones and ignores those who try to reason with him, as seen near the end of Chapter 1 where The Guardian tries to assure Tinky Winky that "this isn't him". It can be debated that his ignorance was caused by his unfamiliarity with The Guardian, as he only shows himself after the infection has taken place. However, it is worth noting that, regardless if someone is a friend or foe, he will nonetheless kill anyone in brutal and violent ways. Because of this, it can be assumed that the infection erases any past memory the victim had and makes them a ruthless killing machine.

Tinky Winky has also shown the impressive feat of being able to absorb custards to transform into his next phase, seen in Chapter 1. In his mutated state (dubbed as Tinky Tank), he seems to be capable of speech (seen in Slendytubbies II), however, he speaks in a psychotic and taunting manner and often tries to intimidate the player with his speeches. It can be said that when one becomes mutated, then they have truly lost themselves at that point as they give into their violent and psychopathic urges. Slendytubbies III Tinky Winky reappears in Slendytubbies III in both Campaign and Multiplayer.

Campaign Chapter 0 — “It Was Good” “ (He's my best friend!) ”

— Po in thoughts about Tinky Winky. Tinky Winky is first seen outside of the Tubbydome, and runs over to Po, happy to see her return. He says that he's hungry and that they should make Tubby Custard, but tells Po to speak to Laa-Laa, who is upset over a Dream she had the previous night. After entering the home, Po makes food for her friends, to which Tinky Winky says ''He couldnt live without her''

Later that night, as Po is struggling to fall asleep, Tinky Winky suddenly gets out of bed. After walking over to the Custard Machine, he damages and breaks it, before exiting the Superdome. Po, either alone or with the company of Laa-Laa, will follow Tinky Winky. Po first travels towards a large tree to search for him, with Laa-Laa heading towards the beach. After finding nothing but an oddly placed custard, she travels towards the beach.

After arriving at the beach, Po will see Tinky Winky standing in the distance, and calls out to him. If Laa-Laa accompanied her, Po will notice her body laying nearby, mutilated. After asking if Tinky Winky is okay, he will turn around, screaming at her and revealing his malformed face, before charging at her. Po runs back towards the house, where she finds the decapitated body of Dipsy, with Tinky Winky apparently re-entering and killing him after Po left. After rushing back out and running a large distance, she runs into a tree, and turns around to see Tinky Winky behind her.

Chapter 1 — “A New Day” “ Tinky Winky, snap out of it! This isn't you... ”

— The Guardian. Tinky Winky is the danger during the second half of Chapter 1. While The Guardian is searching for custards in the Main Land, Tinky Winky patrols near the custards they are looking for, except for the “last known location of Po”, where the Guardian finds the body of Po, hanging from the tree she ran into while trying to escape. Entering Tinky Winky's field of view during the patrol state will result in game over.

Once the Guardian picks up the second-to-last custard, Tinky Winky will arrive at the last custard. As the Guardian approaches him, he trys to speak to Tinky Winky, before he consumes the custard and mutates into a huge, muscular monster as the Guardian watches. A chase sequence follows where the player must choose between the Cave or the Mountains. If the player does not set foot in either one of the options in time, Tinky Winky, now nicknamed Tinky Tank will catch up to and kill the protagonist.

Chapter 3 — “Run Away” “ Eh oh! ”

— Tinky Winky. In this chapter only, Tinky Winky makes an appearance as a hallucination experienced by the Guardian.

Multiplayer In the Collect and Versus modes, Tinky Winky makes several appearances through multiple variations of Main Land; he appears under his first mutation during the day and dusk, under his second mutation during the night, and with his classic design in Slendytubbies (Classic).

Like other enemies, Tinky Winky moves to the custard closest that is nearest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard. He notices the player either by the latter being in his field of vision, or by close proximity. Tinky Winky will scream and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. He will try to hit the protagonist with a punch if they stand beside him, killing every player within range. Both mutations pose little threat due to the spacious nature of the land, and his slow attack speed.

Tinky Winky appears in Survival mode as the boss of Main Land (Day), Slendytubbies (Classic), and Mountain Lair, where he can use two special abilities named “Lightning Shot” and “Lightning Blast”. Tinky Tank appears as the boss of Main Land (Night), where he can use two special abilities named “Lightning Shot” and “Lightning Storm”.

For more detailed information, see his Survival profile. Tinky Winky appears in Sandbox mode as an available enemy, ally, and a playable character. His classic self is also playable.

For more detailed information, see Sandbox. Slendytubbies: Worlds In the Collect and Versus modes, Tinky Tank appears as the danger in the Main Land. Like other enemies, he guards nearby custards and notices the player either by the latter being in his field of vision, or by close proximity. He will scream and start chasing the player for a random period of time ranging from a few seconds to about a minute, then teleport to a random custard after giving up the chase, or killing a player. He runs a bit faster than the player, which generally results in certain death.

Tinky Tank may also appear in Open World mode when the player is exploring the Main Land. He moves towards one player and has the ability to teleport to a nearby location. He will execute a physical attack when close, and can use a thunder-based special ability when distant. He disappears after some time.

Tinky Tank also appears in Sandbox mode as an available enemy, ally, and a playable character. Dipsy is a major character of the Slendytubbies series and one of its primary antagonists when infected. Dipsy was an unknowing test subject, along with his friends — Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa, and Po, living in a futuristic house within an area known as the Main Land and, just like his housemates, was not aware of his situation[2]. One day, Dipsy eats a Tubby Custard, along with his friends, causing Tinky-Winky to kill them all one by one. Dipsy is similar to his counterpart from the Teletubbies series; he is a humanoid covered in green fur featuring a pointy antenna on the top of his head. His face, including the inside of his large ears, are depicted to have tanned skin. After his death, his disembodied head and body are all stained with blood.

His infected headless body has paler, less bloody fur, and wields a yellow chainsaw. In the second game, it is taller and a little more muscular.

The infection allowed Dipsy's disembodied head to grow a new body[3][4]. Although his design is different in each of his game appearances, Dipsy retains the general design of a tall lizard-like creature with a greyish face, a jaw lined with razor-sharp teeth, and glowing red eyes. More recent depictions of him include pointed growths on his body, particularly his limbs, and a missing screen on his abdomen and he more looks like reptile.

Personality As seen in the original television series, Dipsy is pictured as stubborn, sarcastic, and mature. Dipsy often wears a cow-skinned hat, his favorite item. He is shown to have a good relationship with Laa-Laa in particular.

In the Slendytubbies series, not much is noted about him. He does display a helpful, yet lazy attitude. Once infected, he does not have any personality traits besides the brutality in the way of murdering his preys. Slendytubbies III “ It was green and carried a chainsaw. But worse of all it had no head, yet it was still alive.

”

— Ron — describing Dipsy. Dipsy reappears in Slendytubbies III in both Campaign and Multiplayer.

Campaign Chapter 0 — “It Was Good” “ Oh if you making custard, make me some too!

”

— Dipsy to Po. Dipsy is first seen inside the house, waiting for Po to return. By talking to him, Dipsy can talk about his hat, which he lost and has not been able to find since. Once Po has fixed the machine, Dipsy is served in the same way as his friends.

During the late hours, Dipsy will be sleeping, although the player will have the possibility to wake him up, along with Laa-Laa. If woken up, he'll take more time to wake up, and stay at home in case Tinky Winky gets back.

After Po found out Tinky Winky is at the beach, while escaping him, she returns to the house only to witness that Dipsy has been decapitated. He has been murdered off-screen.

Chapter 3 — “Run Away” “ Poor Dipsy... i'm glad it's over though. ”

— The Guardian. Prior to The Guardian's arrival at the Satellite Station, Dipsy's headless body went there and killed several engineers, resulting in an emergency. With the facility apparently devoid of all presence, the Guardian finds a single survivor; Ron. Unfortunately for the latter, the chainsaw-wielding mutant eventually finds and dismembers him.

Once the player has found the Key-card, a brief hallucination of Dipsy, alive, appears before revealing the green teletubby's current infected state. A short chase sequence begins, and the Guardian spontaneously thinks of luring him to the Station's entry, where there is a lethal security system. Dipsy, clearly unresponsive, rushes between the security lasers and dies as a result, allowing the player to retrieve his weapon.

Multiplayer In the Collect and Versus modes, Dipsy's headless mutation appears in the Custard Facility at dusk and night, while Dipsy's other mutation appears in the Lake.

Like other enemies, Dipsy moves to the custard that is nearest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard. He notices the player either by the latter being in his field of vision, or by close proximity, and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. He will try to hit the protagonist if they stand beside him, killing every player within range. Dipsy can be a considerable threat in both forms: his headless body have slow attacks, but the rather cramped nature of some areas can compensate for them, whereas his lake mutation has incredibly fast attacks, but can be outran thanks to the spacious nature of the field.

Dipsy appears in Survival mode as the boss of the Custard Facility at night only, and the Lake, respectively. His headless mutation can use two special abilities named “Fire Toss” and “Fire Blast”, whereas his lake mutation can only use “Water Shot”. Laa-Laa is a major character of the Slendytubbies series and one of its primary antagonists when infected. Laa-Laa was an unknowing test subject, along with her friends — Tinky Winky, Dipsy, and Po, living in a futuristic house within an area known as the Main Land and, just like her housemates, was not aware of her situation[2]. One day, Laa-Laa eats a Tubby Custard, along with her friends, causing Tinky-Winky to kill them all one by onehysical Appearance Laa-Laa is similar to her counterpart from the Teletubbies series; she is a humanoid covered in yellow fur featuring a curly antenna on the top of her head. Her face, including the inside of her large ears, are depicted to have caucasian skin. After her death, her eyes have been scratched out and her body is stained with blood.

When infected, she is taller and considerably thinner; her arms are now long and finish with fingered hands, while her body is in constant spasms. Her face is still the same as after she was murdered, but skin on face is paler.

Before she turns lanky, she have scratched out eyes and blood stained body was less.

Personality As seen in the original television series, Laa-Laa is pictured as girly, cheerful, and rather motherly. She often plays with a big orange ball, her favorite item. She is shown to have a good relationship with Dipsy in particular.

In Slendytubbies III, Laa-Laa displays a sensitive side, being visibly anxious and scared by her dream, or when insulted by Po. Her caring nature is supported by her will to search for Tinky Winky when he goes missing. It turns out that she gets carried away by her emotions as she becomes aggressive towards the Guardian when he reveals his role and their situation, only to quickly apologise.

Once infected, she does not seem to have any personality traits, but her violent spasms suggest that she must be in physical pain. Po is a major character of the Slendytubbies series and one of its primary antagonists when infected. Po was an unknowing test subject, along with her friends — Tinky Winky, Dipsy, and Laa-Laa, living in a futuristic house within an area known as the Main Land and, just like her housemates, was not aware of her situation[2]. One day, Po eats a Tubby Custard, along with her friends, causing Tinky Winky to kill them all one by one. Physical Appearance Po is similar to her counterpart from the Teletubbies series; she is a humanoid covered in red fur featuring a circle-shaped antenna on the top of her head. Her face, including the inside of her large ears, are depicted to have lighter skin compared to her friends'.

After her death, her face seems to have been scratched on several sides, let alone the broken abdominal television screen. After being reborn, her face turned grey and her eyes went blank with blood flowing.

As an infected, Po is depicted as some kind of bug-like creature. Her eyes are now black with bright red pupils and a jaw ending in sharp teeth extends from her upper jaw. Her silhouette is taller and thinner, with two lean arms of human appearance, and two additional limbs that have developed at the shoulders to end in sharp blades.

In her second mutation, her head remains the same as her previous form, but her body grew considerably to include arachnid-like attributes, including four legs each ending in a blade-like spike. She still has two lean arms, and a cape-like structure grew from her shoulders to replace her two additional former limbs.

Personality As seen in the original television series, Po is described as being quite shy, lovely and rather tomboyish. She often plays with a scooter, that she refers to as “Po cooter!”. She regards Tinky Winky as her best friend[3].

In Slendytubbies, Po displays a variable personality, depending purely on the player’s dialogue choices. For the most part, she appears to have a kind, caring, and helpful attitude, being eager to fix the Tubby Custard Machine as well as give her friends some custards. When Tinky Winky leaves the house at night, she does not hesitate to go in search of him, which supports her attachment. In case the player decides other dialogue options, Po may be unpleasant to her friends, particularly Laa-Laa.

Once infected, she does not seem to have any personality traits. She does show obedience to Noo-noo, as she follows his order and never try's to attack him. Slendytubbies III “ * Tick tick tick tick tick tick *

”

— Po, silent. Po reappears in Slendytubbies III, in both Campaign and Multiplayer.

Campaign Chapter 0 — “It Was Good” “ There's no other place like home. ”

— Po came to Tubbytronic Superdome. Po is the only commendable character of the chapter. The game opens with a scene of Po looking out to the river from the beach in the Main Land, during the day. Noo-noo will approach her, speaking for a short time with the red teletubby until she's told to go home for lunch. Tinky Winky will run up to greet her. Once inside the house, Po can communicate with Dipsy — providing guidance to the former as Po must turn on the power to use the Tubby Custard Machine, breaking it in the process — after which she will have to grab the toolbox from the workbench to mend the machine. As soon as Po succeeds in the repairment, she serves custards to the others.

About ten hours later — during the late hours — Po will still be awake, watching Tinky Winky as he gets up to break the Custard Machine, thereby leaving the home. At this point, the protagonist will be offered the choice of “following him alone” or “waking the others up”. Once the decision has been selected, Po will pick up the Builder’s Torch from the workbench, then exit to look for Tinky Winky. If Dipsy and Laa-Laa were awaken, the latter would explore the land with Po.

Noticing her missing friend at the beach leads Po to approach him from behind — if the other two were woken up, Po would discover Laa-Laa’s lifeless remains. Tinky Winky will reveal his pale screaming face to Po, henceforward chasing her over a long distance before catching her at the base of the tree where she will be later found hanging.

Advertisement Chapter 1 — “A New Day” “ ...I'm so sorry... ”

— Guardian, seeing Po's hanging corpse. During the second half of Chapter 1, Po’s hanging corpse will eventually be discovered at the tree she was caught at, while The Guardian is in search of the Tubby Custards in the Main Land.

Chapter 3 — “Run Away” “ Come play with us!

”

— Po hallucination talking to The Guardian. Po first makes an appearance as a hallucination experienced by the Guardian after the latter crawled through the vents in order to recover a key-card, cheerfully telling the latter to play with her, Tinky Winky, and Laa-Laa.

If the Guardian refuses to join up with Noo-noo during their confrontation in the Outskirts, Po will be summoned by Noo-noo to eliminate the protagonist. A three-phase boss fight will initiate, with the same mechanics as the The Announcer’s battle. For the beginning of the conflict, Undead Po is going to combat the Guardian. She is capable of performing three attacks:

Swinging a punch at the player. Smashing the ground, affecting a medium-sized area around her. Summoning a trail of jagged rocks, which protrude from the ground in a straight line. Once her health bar is just above two thirds full, she will rush to a specific spot before using this ability. After going down to about two thirds of her hitpoints, Po will turn into her first monster form, with three new attack patterns:

Slashing her blades at the player. Shooting out a dark red projectile at the player whilst screaming. Summoning a trail of fire, that heads in a direct line. At about a third of her health, Po will turn into a bigger monster. She is able to use a new set of abilities:

Stomping her front legs onto the player. Casting a circle of fire that covers a certain area around her for a short amount of time, damaging anyone on contact. Firing three flaming rock projectiles in a row at the player’s position. As soon as Po goes down to sixth of her hitpoints, she will rush to a specific spot and shoot seven fireballs in a row. If the Guardian dies to Po’s final phase, the “Bad Ending” will be achieved instead of restarting the battle. In contrast, if the former manages to defeat Po, the game will conclude shortly after the Military’s arrival, thus displaying the “Good Ending”.

If the Guardian decides to cooperate with Noo-noo instead, they will travel together to the Custard Facility. Po stands at the back under her first mutation. When spoken to, she will only reply with ticking noises. While having a final dialogue with Noo-noo, Po will walk to the Guardian’s back, and if the protagonist refuses to eat the offered Tubby Custard, Po will attack him, causing the latter to lose his legs and fall into the Custard Supply, ending up as an infected in the process — this results in the “Regretful Ending”.

Advertisement Multiplayer In the Collect and Versus modes, Po appears under her first mutation in Satellite Station, under her second mutation in Outskirts during the day only, and under her pre-mutation in Secret Center (Remastered).

Like other enemies, Po moves to the custard that is nearest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard. She notices the player either by the latter being in her field of vision, or by close proximity. Po will scream and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. She will try to hit the protagonist if they stand beside her, killing every player within range.

Po can be a considerable threat in every of her forms: her two first forms have slow attacks, compensated by the cramped nature of the environment, whereas her second mutation has a faster attack with higher range, but can be outran thanks to the spacious nature of the location.

Po appears in Survival mode as the boss of the respective locations where she appears in the Collect and Versus modes. She can use the special ability “Fireball” in every forms, “Fire Beam” under her first phase, “Fire Blast” under her two other forms, and a third “Dark Smash” in her pre-mutation.

For more detailed information, see her Survival profile. Po also appears in Sandbox mode as an available enemy or ally, and a playable character.

For more detailed information, see Sandbox. Noo-noo is an Artificial Intelligence that was initially a minor character and later the main antagonist in the Slendytubbies series. He was originally responsible for cleaning the living space of the Main Quartet, before being revealed to be the one responsible for the entire infection. Noo-noo claims that Teletubbies are weak beings[1] and believes that their full potential can only be achieved by infecting the species with a pathogen that reanimates those it infects, and mutates them into what he sees as superior beings.[2]. He infects the Main Quartet through the custard they eat, leading to Tinky-Winky turning, before murdering his friends, whom reanimate post-mortem. After this, he taints the main custard supply, located at the Custard Facility, with the pathogen, so that the virus would be distributed to even more tubbies [3]. To complete his plan, he inserts the virus into the Creation Machines so that any new Tubbies created would already be infected, dubbing them as his New Born's[4] as well as hacking into the ''Central Artificial Intelligence mainframe'' from inside the Secret Center.[5] Physical Appearance Noo-noo is very similar to his counterpart from the Teletubbies series; He has the appearance of a blue vacuum cleaner with a grey trunk as a proboscis. He has a black brush on the top of his head which can be viewed upon as hair or an top hat. Unlike his counterpart from the original television series, Noo-noo's eyes are separated.

Personality In the original Teletubbies series, Noo-noo is depicted to be rather irritable, as seen by how he sucks up some of the Teletubbies’ favorite items and food when annoyed by their behaviour.

In Slendytubbies, little is shown about him as the quartet’s companion. However, he does appear to care about the main quartet's well-being, at least from the outside. Unlike his original counterpart, he can communicate and seems to go outside the house more often.

Once his motives are revealed, he is revealed to be a diligent and confident manipulator, devoid of compassion and remorse, willing to kill those in the way of his plan. Physical Appearance Noo-noo is very similar to his counterpart from the Teletubbies series; He has the appearance of a blue vacuum cleaner with a grey trunk as a proboscis. He has a black brush on the top of his head which can be viewed upon as hair or an top hat. Unlike his counterpart from the original television series, Noo-noo's eyes are separated.

Personality In the original Teletubbies series, Noo-noo is depicted to be rather irritable, as seen by how he sucks up some of the Teletubbies’ favorite items and food when annoyed by their behaviour.

In Slendytubbies, little is shown about him as the quartet’s companion. However, he does appear to care about the main quartet's well-being, at least from the outside. Unlike his original counterpart, he can communicate and seems to go outside the house more often.

Once his motives are revealed, he is revealed to be a diligent and confident manipulator, devoid of compassion and remorse, willing to kill those in the way of his plan. Slendytubbies III Noo-noo reappears in Slendytubbies III as a major character that only appears in Campaign.

Chapter 0 — “It Was Good” “ It's a beautiful day. ”

— Noo-noo in the begin of chapter. The game opens with Po at the beach in the Main Land, during the day. Noo-noo will approach her, speaking for a short time with the red teletubby until she's told to go home for lunch. After the conversation, Noo-noo decides to stay at the beach and enjoy the view a little longer.

Advertisement Chapter 3 — “Run Away” “ I infected the custard, i made them better. ”

— Noo-noo. Noo-noo returns in Chapter 3, revealing himself to be the one responsible for the infection of the main quartet. After revealing in detail much of his plan, he sends The Announcer to kill The Guardian. After killing the announcer, and contacting the Military the Guardian proceeds to catch up to Noo-noo at the Satellite Station entry. Impressed with the Guardian for killing the Announcer, Noo-Noo will give him the opportunity to join his plan.

If the Guardian denies, Noo-noo will summon and order a now re-animated Po to eliminate the protagonist. Two fates are possible after this event:

Noo-noo and Po will leave the lifeless corpse of the Guardian if the player loses against Po's final phase, with the Military soon finding his body, before encountering a large horde of New Born's. If Po is killed, Noo-noo will first plead with the Guardian, before mocking him, saying his world will become ash. He is killed as the Guardian destroys him. The Military soon arrive. If the Guardian accepts Noo-noo's offer, both will head to the Custard Facility. He will offer the Guardian an infected custard:

If the Guardian accepts, he will become infected, and Noo-noo will describe him as the “greatest reborn of all”. If the Guardian refuses, Noo-noo will order Po to attack the Guardian. He will be pushed into the Custard Supply, lose his legs, and become infected. The New Borns (also written Newborns and NewBorns, formerly called Skintubbies[1]) are a central group of antagonists in the Slendytubbies series. As the designation suggests, New Borns are teletubbies that have been recently created in massive numbers by Creation Machines after the virus has been inserted into the contraptions[4]. Led by the Newborn General[3], they roam in large numbers across the lands and attack all living organisms. Additionally in the DLC The Apocalypse for the game it suggests that all teletubbies were created from the same Creation Machines New Borns are born from. Physical Appearance Like any other teletubby, New Borns are armless humanoids with big round ears as well as a stout, chubby body. They lack most of the features recognisable in teletubbies, including an antenna, a screen-like shape on their abdomen, and fur[2], revealing pale brown skin. Their face and the inside of their ears display a pale epidermal colour with vein forms protruding from their face, implying dehydration. Their eyes are blank, and their mouth is always open.

Personality As infected creatures, New Borns don't seem to have any emotion. Compared to other reborn beings, they are not particularly intelligent, and exhibit an elevated desire for aggression against other organisms.

All the New Borns found away from the reborn army are constantly sobbing. This may refer to how new-born human babies weep after birth. Species Runner Ranged Phantom Berserker Scorpion General Slendytubbies III Baby Sun Baby Sun The Baby Sun as it appears in the Campaign DEMO.

The Baby Sun is a recurring character in the Teletubbies series and a cameo character in Slendytubbies III.

The Baby Sun only appears in the Campaign DEMO of Slendytubbies III and does not appear in the final Chapter 0 of the game. It is unknown what was the cause for this, especially considering how the Baby Sun appears regularly in Teletubbies. It could be assumed that the Baby Sun was removed from the game to make the Main Land simulation more "real". However, the Baby Sun's sprite is still in the game's files.

Additionally, in Slendytubbies, the Baby Sun's giggle can be heard at the very start of the menu music.

Rabbit ST3Rabbit The Rabbit in the intro.

The Rabbit only appears in the intro of Chapter 0 and appears nowhere else. It is the only animal shown in the series.

It is unknown what happened to the rabbit after the infection.

A few carrots appear in the Alpha version of the original Slendytubbies, possibly belonging to the rabbit.

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Tobby Main article: Tobby

Tobby Tobby's corpse.

Tobby is a Satellite Station worker who is found dead by the Guardian. His keycard is also found beside his corpse and is used by the Guardian to enter the Secret Center. His keycard also has some information about him, including his date of birth (which is actually a reference to the air date of the original Teletubbies) and his ranking. The Cave Tubby, also known as the Claw Tubby[1], is a secondary antagonist of the Slendytubbies series. According to notes that can be found in the Cave, the Cave Tubby was an experiment subject along with friends of his; the Yeti Tubby and the Arrow Tubby[4]. One day, one from the Best Friends Trio turned into a monster[5], one ran away[5], and the one who had written the notes was presumably killed. The Cave Tubby reappears in Slendytubbies III, in both Campaign and Multiplayer.

Campaign The Cave Tubby may appear as a danger in the first part of Chapter 2 ― “The Journey”. The choice is made during the last part of the preceding chapter; the escape from the Main Land.

He is first heard to utter a scream before breaking in and starting a chase sequence, which will end once The Guardian jumps over a rocky spike pit. He will then patrol the tunnels until the player gets close to the exit at the other end of the cave. Entering his field of view while he is on patrol will be a fatal encounter for the player.

The Cave Tubby will be seen one last time near the exit, trying a second time to pursue the Guardian. After this sequence, the Cave Tubby is not seen or mentioned ever again. However, he can be mentioned by Laa-Laa[3] if the player decided not to wake her in Chapter 0 ― “It Was Good”.

Multiplayer In the Collect and Versus modes, the Cave Tubby appears as the danger in the Cave. Like other enemies, the Cave Tubby moves to the custard that is nearest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard.

He notices the player either by the latter being in his field of vision, or by close proximity. He will scream and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. He will try to hit the protagonist with both arms if they stand beside him, killing every player within range. The Cave Tubby is a very significant threat due to the cramped nature of the environment together with his quick attacks.

The Cave Tubby appears in Survival mode as the boss of the Cave, and Custard Facility at dusk on his pre-mutation. He can use in both forms a special ability named “Rock Smash”. Anne is a supporting character who makes a minor appearance in Slendytubbies III, and a more important one in the mini-series What Comes After and The Apocalypse DLC. Appearance Anne is a humanoid covered in pink fur with her face, including the inside of her large ears, depicted to have caucasian skin. She is seen wearing a military hat and carrying a gun.

Slendytubbies III Campaign Anne can be seen briefly during the Good Ending of Chapter 3 ― “Run Away”. She stands alongside her partners, holding a weapon. She does not interact with the player, and is not seen in the other endings.

What Comes After Anne appears along with the other soldiers in the second episode, which takes place just after the Good Ending. She is assigned by Miles to stay in the Outskirts to fight and repel the New Borns. In charge of a group of soldiers using a rocket launcher, she manages to kill the vast majority of the New Borns until the group is confronted with a special, larger New Born.

Anne is violently hit by the creature, but gets saved by her partner Miles and survives her injuries. In the next episode, Anne and Miles retreat to safety in the Satellite Station and try to call for backup.

The Apocalypse DLC Anne reappears in The Apocalypse DLC where she follows Miles and The Guardian into an underground system to find the machine control and deactivate it. She will interact with the Guardian on several occasions, particularly when the latter has tense exchanges with her partner Miles. She also contributes to the explanation around the origin of the Teletubbies and the presumed extinction of the human race.

Personality From the little that is seen, Anne appears to have skills as a group leader, and a strong bond with Miles, the two often being seen together. She is cooperative, understanding and responsive to others' statements, notably in the DLC where the Guardian is very fond of her consideration[2]. In particular, she will seek to reduce the conflict between Miles and the Guardian by attempting to reason with her partner. The Arrow Tubby, also simply known as the Orange Tubby, is a secondary antagonist of the Slendytubbies series. According to notes that can be found in the Cave, the Arrow Tubby was an experiment subject along with friends of his; the Yeti Tubby and the Cave Tubby[2]. One day, one from the Best Friends Trio turned into a monster[3], one ran away[3], and the one who had written the notes presumably got killed.Physical Appearance The Arrow Tubby is a lanky orange teletubby with a triangular antenna. He has red marks on his whole body, a pale grey face with empty-looking eyes and a lower jaw with yellowish teeth.

Prior to his mutation, the Orange Tubby looked like any healthy teletubby. On his pre-mutation, he has pretty much the same face as his full infected form, minus the lower jaw.

Personality Very little is known about the Arrow Tubby since he is currently an infected: he does not seem to have any personality. If he is the one from the Best Friend Trio who wrote the notes, then he appeared to be preoccupied and attached to his friends; saddened by one's poor health and the other's disappearance. Slendytubbies III Campaign Although the Arrow Tubby does not make a physical appearance, he appears in a drawing that The Guardian can find while exploring the Cave during the first part of Chapter 2 — “The Journey”.

He is also mentioned in an easter egg that can be found on one of Guardian’s computer monitors; a binary code that says, if translated, “The orange teletubby must die”.

Multiplayer In the Collect and Versus modes, the Arrow Tubby appears as the danger in the Training Maze.

Like other enemies, the Arrow Tubby moves to the custard closest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard. He notices the player either by the latter being in his field of vision, or by close proximity. He will scream and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. He will try to hit the protagonist with both arms if they stand beside him, killing every player within range. The Arrow Tubby is a very significant threat due to the cramped nature of the environment together with his quick attacks.

Survival For more detailed information, see his Survival profile. The Arrow Tubby appears in Survival mode as the boss of the Training Maze, and of Military Base at dusk on his pre-mutation. He can use two special abilities named “Fire Missiles” and “Fire Blast”, whereas his pre-mutation can use “Fire Shot” and “Fire Toss”.

Sandbox For more detailed information, see Sandbox. The Arrow Tubby appears in Sandbox mode as an available enemy or ally to the player, and a playable character.

Advertisement The Apocalypse DLC Drawings of his living self are featured in Slendytubbies III: The Apocalypse DLC to represent the creation of Teletubbies and their anatomy. The Brute Twins are non-canon characters that appear in the Multiplayer mode of Slendytubbies III. Physical Appearance The twins are rather chunky beige teletubbies with a moon-like antenna, pale skin, empty-looking eyes, and a static grin full of sharp teeth. They both carry a cleaver and wear brown leather gloves as well as boots of the same colour. The easiest way to tell them apart is to look at the direction of their antenna.

In their original design, their body has a more muscular and human-like morphology, with five fingers, and their weapon is serrated[2]. In the game, they have the same morphology as regular teletubbies. Their design was updated in V1.28, where they were given their gloves and boots.

Appearances Slendytubbies III In Collect mode, the twins appear as enemies in Cabin. In Versus mode, the host of the game plays as one twin.

Like other enemies, they move to the custard closest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard. They notice the player either by the latter being in their field of vision, or by close proximity. They will grunt and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. They will try to hit the protagonist with their cleaver if they stand beside, killing every player within range. Their numbers may catch the player by surprise, but their moderately slow attack and the rather spacious nature of the surroundings make them easy to evade.

Survival For more detailed information, see their Survival profile. Both twins appear in Survival mode as the bosses of Cabin. They can use a special ability named “Dark Spikes”. The “Coat Men”[2][3] are mysterious characters mentioned several times in Slendytubbies III, and possibly mentioned in The Apocalypse DLC. Their existence is revealed through notes that were written by an unidentified test subject. According to the minimal information that emerges from these papers, the Coat Men were responsible for monitoring and controlling a trio of teletubbies known as the Best Friends Trio: Cave Tubby, Arrow Tubby, and Yeti Tubby.

These entities are depicted as being devoid of kindness and mercy: one of the notes speaks of electrical torture[2], and some of the torn-off notes show that they may also have physically abused the subjects[4]. There is no other information known about them, and about what became of them afterwards.

in The Apocalypse DLC, they are possibly referred to at the end of the demo, the coat men may be humans from this standpoint trying to revive their population but failing to do so. They may have all died out, and made a few teletubbies be chosen as the new coat men. Appearances Slendytubbies III In Campaign, by choosing to travel through the Cave during the first part of Chapter 2 ― “The Journey”, the player can find journal notes scattered throughout the tunnels. These few notes were written by one of the trio members. It is not known how the notes ended up in the Cave, nor when they were written.

Trivia Warning: Speculations This article may contain assumptions that should not be taken as fact. A common theory suggests that the Coat Men might be humans. This is more or less supported by the ambiguous relevance of the Ghost Girl, and the way they are referred to as “men”, given that no teletubby in the series is seen wearing clothes. The introduction of Chapter 0 states that Teletubbies has been created for more than a century[5]. In the cancelled Apocalypse DLC, the Military claim that the human race has been extinct. By choosing to travel through the Mountains in Chapter 2, a droid can talk about its initial directive to capture one of the trio members after their escape[1], suggesting a possible link between the droid and the Coat Men. The Coat Men may be loosely linked to The Military, The Guardian, and Noo-Noo, as the aforementioned conduct or know of similar experimentation, and likely used the Pathogen on the Best Friends Trio that Noo-Noo later uses. Most likely, the author of the where he wrote "Stop ripping my journals.” addressed to Coat Mens. Conor is a minor character who appears in Slendytubbies III, and its mini-series What Comes After. Physical Appearance Conor is a humanoid covered in white fur, wearing a white and black helmet with blue plates, a red glass and a pointed antenna-like shape on the frontal lobe.

Appearances Campaign Conor can be seen briefly during the Good Ending of Chapter 3 ― “Run Away”, standing alongside the other soldiers. He does not interact with the player, and is not seen in the other endings.

What Comes After Conor appears in the second episode along with the other soldiers. Leading a troop, he is sent by Miles to search for the origin of the New Borns. Without a subsequent appearance, neither his fate nor the outcome of his research is revealed.

The Apocalypse DLC An early draft of The Apocalypse DLC suggests that Conor, referred to as the “Neo-Samurai” at the time, was likely to be included or mentioned in the cancelled content[1]. Dipsy is a major character of the Slendytubbies series and one of its primary antagonists when infected. Dutch is a minor character who appears in Slendytubbies III, and its mini-series What Comes After. Physical Appearance Dutch is a humanoid covered in black fur, wearing a black helmet with glass and yellow plates, and is seen holding a shotgun.

Appearances Campaign Dutch can be seen briefly during the Good Ending of Chapter 3 ― “Run Away”. He stands alongside the other soldiers with folded arms. He does not interact with the player, and is not seen in the other endings.

What Comes After Dutch appears in the second episode along with the other soldiers. He is assigned by Miles to escort The Guardian to the Military Base via helicopter. During the flight he tries to reassure him about his current situation. Once they arrive, they go to the communication sector to meet Lenny.

In the next episode, he heads off alone to find Richard and Finn in the Fortress, where they have been trapped by a group of New Borns. He discovers Finn's dead body, and finally finds Richard in one of the towers, alone. Upon learning that New Borns are currently heading towards the Military Base, Dutch quickly tries to operate, until he is interrupted by Richard, who pulls out his gun and shoots him. Luckily, Dutch dodges the shot and manages to escape from Richard.

Personality From what is shown, Dutch appears to have a polite and caring demeanor, which he applies to the Guardian, talking to the latter on the way to the Military Base as well as showing empathy towards him. Finn Sign in to edit Warning: Spoilers This article may contain major plot informations. Read at your own risk. “ This can’t be good. ”

— Lieutenant Finn, Part 1

Lieutenant Finn Alive Corpse Alive Name Lieutenant Finn Aliases Finn Tl. Finn

Relations Richard (partner) Military (affiliation) Description Species Teletubby Gender Male Color Black About Status Deceased by the New Born Appears in: “Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After” Lieutenant Finn was the deuteragonist of Part 1 of the “Mini-Series: What Comes After”.

Appearance Finn is a humanoid Teletubby covered in black fur, wearing a black and yellow military helmet as well as holding a gun at all times.

Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After The team was sent by the Military to find out where did the distress call come from. The mission was led by Richard and Finn. When the New Born Army came, he died in the fight.

Personality Not much is shown about his personality, but he is depicted as a good leader and brave person. Gary Sign in to edit Stub This article is a Stub or left unfinished — you can help the Slendytubbies Wiki by expanding it until reaching at least or more than 2,000 bytes.

Gary Gary Name Gary Relations Military (affiliation) Description Species Teletubby Gender Male Color Orange Antenna None About Status Beated Appears in: “Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After” Gary is a minor comic relief character who appears in Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After.

Physical Appearance Gary appears to be a normal healthy teletubby covered with orange fur wearing the Gas Mask.

Appearances Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After Gary appears at the beginning of the third episode of the Mini-Series.

He is seen running from Lenny due to stealing his knife for unknown reasons. He runs upstairs with Lenny chasing him, before being eventually beaten up by the latter. He sneaks off whilst The Guardian and Lenny are leaving. He is not seen or mentioned again.

Personality Not much is shown about his personality, but Gary seems to be mischievous as he is shown stealing Lenny’s knife and running away from him. The Ghost Girl, also known as the School Girl, is a minor character of the Slendytubbies series. The Ghost Girl is stated to be Laa-Laa’s imaginary friend[3], although no further details are available. She is currently the only physical representative of the human species in the series. Slendytubbies III In the Collect and Versus modes, the Ghost Girl appear as the danger in the Possessed School.

Like other enemies, the Ghost Girl moves to the custard closest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard. She notices the player either by the latter being in her field of vision, or by close proximity, and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. She will try to hit the protagonist with a punch if they stand beside her, killing every player within range. She can be a considerable threat, as the cramped nature of the building can compensate for her slow attacks.

The Ghost Girl appears in Survival mode as the boss of Possessed School. She can use three special abilities which are named “Dark Shot”, “Dark Missiles”, and “Shadow Tornado”. Lenny is a character who appears in Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After.

Physical Appearance Lenny is a humanoid covered in dark blue fur with his face, including the inside of his large ears, depicted to have caucasian skin. He is wearing glasses and prefers to hold a knife at all times. He does not have an antenna.

Appearances Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After Lenny appears in the second half of the second episode. He is in the communication sector with the assistance of some workers, and maniacally tries to make the machines work by hitting them, without success. He is then approached by Dutch, who introduces him to The Guardian and asks him about Captain Richard.

In the next episode, Lenny invites the Guardian to tell him more about everything he has witnessed from the Main Land.

Personality From what little is seen of him, Lenny is impulsive and easily irritated, judging by the way he maniacally kicks faulty equipment or hits a peer for stealing his knife. On the other hand, he also seems to have more knowledge than the other characters, as he is recommended by the other soldiers to learn more about the origins of the infection and the Guardian's statements.

Trivia His glasses are available in the Character Customization. His bluish colour and workplace suggests that he may be a leading member of the Workers. In Slendytubbies world, if you select research lab scientist after signing in, the info says of a scientist who went crazy named "Lenny". But It is not confirmed if this is the same Lenny from the series. Miles is a supporting character who makes a minor appearance in Slendytubbies III, and a more important one in the miniseries What Comes After and The Apocalypse DLC. Appearance Miles has the same design as many other generic soldiers. He is a humanoid covered in green fur, however darker than the other soldiers, possibly signifying his rank. He also wears a helmet (named ''IHPS'', likely named after a Real World Helmet) and is seen holding an MP5.

Slendytubbies III Campaign Miles may appear in the Good Ending during Chapter 3 ― “Run Away” with other soldiers, where he speaks to The Guardian to learn more about the reasons behind his distress call. Regardless of the player's answers, Miles remains unconvinced of the situation, until another soldier calls out to him soon after. They climb up a hill to see numerous New Borns approaching in the distance.

In the Bad Ending, Miles and some soldiers inspect the area before finding the still warm corpse of the Guardian. Soon after, many New Borns approach them from the ruins. The soldiers fight back but seem to have difficulty. The scene ends with Miles saying, ''May god help us...''

What Comes After Miles appears along with the other soldiers in the second episode, which takes place just after the Good Ending. He insists that the Guardian should be escorted to the Military Base for his safety, and assigns Dutch to escort him. He sends Conor to lead a team to search for the origin of the New Borns, and asks that Anne stay by his side to counter the New Borns that are approaching.

As the two partners and their unit manage to kill the incoming infected, a larger, more imposing one appears and quickly charges at the troop, killing all but Anne and Miles. With Anne being injured, Miles alone kills the creature. Alone in the middle of the Outskirts, Miles and Anne take refuge in the Satellite Station.

In the following episode, Miles tries to find a way to communicate with the Military Base. He goes deep into the facility and eventually finds a communication sector in the Secret Center.

The Apocalypse DLC Miles reappears in The Apocalypse DLC, where he goes with Anne and the Guardian into an underground system to find the machine controls and deactivate it. He will ask the Guardian to find a way to the machine, without doing anything, and will have some tense exchanges with him, especially after one of his dream visions. He also contributes to the explanation around the origin of the Teletubbies and the presumed extinction of the human race. Once in front of the machine control, Miles will try to destroy it with an axe due to the disability of the key-card.

If the player does not prevent this, the machine will emit a thud that will disrupt all the New Borns in the pods, with Miles presumably unconscious in two of the three ending variants. If the player prevents this, Miles will receive a message from an ally named “Ninja”, whose radio interference will disrupt all the New Borns in the pods.

Personality In each scene, Mile is demanding of the Guardian, probably due to his status as a survivor, and accommodating to his peers. His title, stances and commands show that he has more experience than the other soldiers pictured. He seems to have a particularly strong bond with Anne, who is often seen at his side.

In the cancelled DLC, which is meant to take place about three months later, Miles behaves differently and is much more obnoxious and impulsive, an attitude he displays in almost all of his exchanges with the Guardian. He even goes to the extent of hitting him and showing disdain for his welfare. According to Anne, he was more sympathetic before the invasion[1], which would explain his behavior after several months of intensive fighting, although this could also be due to a different writing. Military Sign in to edit

Military Campaign military Aliases Soldiers Relations Workers (affiliation) The Guardian (partner, determinant) Description Species Teletubbies Gender Varies Color Varies About Appears in: Campaign Sandbox Open World What Comes After The Military is a central organization in the Slendytubbies series. They are soldiers from a distant Military Base whose duties and origins remain ambiguous. They eventually get involved in the New Born invasion created by Noo-noo. Furthermore, they are affiliated with the Workers[1], and have multiple high-ranked members, and possibly a part of a larger organization, however this is unknown Physical Appearance Like other teletubbies, Soldiers are humanoid with big round ears as well as a stout, chubby body. Most of them are covered with different shades of green fur, and although other members have different coloured fur, they all have the common characteristic of sporting a weapon and wearing headgear, usually an IHPS helmet.

Appearances Slendytubbies III Campaign The Military may appear towards the end of Chapter 3 — “Run Away”. They are contacted by The Guardian in response to the first manifestations of the virus caused by Noo-noo. In a helicopter, a group of them depart from their military base towards the Outskirts.

If the Guardian kills Po and destroys Noo-noo, he will wait for the arrival of the helicopter to meet the units Sergeant and commanding officer named Miles. After Miles inquires about the distress signal to the Guardian, One of the soldiers will then lead both characters to a cliff side where a large number of New Born's are seen advancing. This is the only ending where the military group is confirmed to be successful in repelling the New Borns.

If the Guardian dies during the fight with Po, the soldiers will find the lifeless body and left the protagonist's body on the ground. This time, the New Borns will come from the Outskirts' ruins. In this ending, the military group seems to have troubles fending off the New Borns, leaving their fate ambiguous.

If the Guardian accepts to follow Noo-noo in the Custard Facility, the military are not seen. They are however mentioned by Noo-noo, with him claiming that they will not be able to fight off the New Borns.

Multiplayer A pilot soldier appears at intermission in spacious exterior locations. They sell Weapons, ammunition, and regenerate health.

For more detailed information, see Survival. Since Update v1.29, soldiers holding rocket launchers appear in Sandbox mode as available enemies and allies. They behave like Ranged Newborns. The Mini-Announcer, also known as Security Announcer or Boss Droid, is a minor antagonist that appears in the Multiplayer mode of Slendytubbies III starting with Update V1.18. It moves through lands alongside the New Born army, without any details other than being an advanced droid[3]. Physical Appearance The Mini-Announcer is a large humanoid robot with a voice trumpet serving as a head. The structure of its metal body contains two kinds of reactor at posterior shoulder height, and an opening into the heart of the body from which a light radiates.

Appearances Versus The Mini-Announcer appears in the Versus mode of Military Base as the playable threat — acting as a replacement for The Announcer.

Survival The Mini-Announcer appears in Survival mode as the second mini-boss, at the near end of Wave 6. It can use two special abilities named “Fire Beam” and “Lightning Wave”.

For more detailed information, see its Survival profile. Sandbox The Mini-Announcer appears in Sandbox mode as an available enemy or ally to the player. Since Update 1.295, it is also available as a playable character. The Newborn General[3] is a minor antagonist that appears in the Multiplayer mode of Slendytubbies III starting with Update V1.18. He is a distinguishable reborn that leads the New Born army to destinations[3], although no further details are available. in: Characters, Teletubbies, Infected, and 5 more Newborn General Sign in to edit Warning: Spoilers This article may contain major plot informations. Read at your own risk.

Newborn General Newborn General Aliases Bull Newborn[1] Bull Tubby Relations Noo-noo[2] (creator) Description Species Teletubby Gender Male Color Dark gray About Status Reborn Appears in: Survival Sandbox What Comes After The Newborn General[3] is a minor antagonist that appears in the Multiplayer mode of Slendytubbies III starting with Update V1.18. He is a distinguishable reborn that leads the New Born army to destinations[3], although no further details are available.

The Newborn General is a bulky teletubby with rough gray skin, two horns on his head — the right one being broken — and enormous orange maces as hands. He seems to have no eyes, being hidden by the black skin on his forehead.

Appearances Survival The Newborn General appears in Survival mode as the third and last mini-boss, at the near end of Wave 8. He can use a single special ability named “Dark Smash”.

For more detailed information, see his Survival profile. Sandbox The Newborn General appears in Sandbox mode as an available enemy or ally to the player. Since Update 1.295, he is also available as a playable character.

What Comes After The Newborn General appears at the end of the very first episode of Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After. While Richard and a few soldiers were fighting the army of New Borns and trying to find a way through the Fortress, they ended up in front of the Newborn General before the episode’s end. Ninja is a supporting character that mentioned in Slendytubbies: The Apocalypse DLC when he is calling to Miles with the walkie talkie. Richard Sign in to edit Warning: Spoilers This article may contain major plot informations. Read at your own risk. “ No… you’re not going anywhere. ”

— Captain Richard, Episode 3

Richard Richard Name Richard Aliases Captain Richard Relations Finn (partner) † Military (affiliation) Description Species Teletubby Gender Male Color Red About Status Alive Appears in: “Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After” Captain Richard is a protagonist and presumptive antagonist of the Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: ''What Comes After”.

He is the leader and commanding officer of a team sent by the Military to investigate a distress signal.

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Appearance Richard is a humanoid covered in red fur that wears a dark-grey beanie.

Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After Richard makes his first appearance in the first episode of the Mini-Series, along with his partner, Finn.

He and his unit were sent by the Military to an abandoned old fortress, where a distress call was received. Richard and his group of soldiers investigate the building, finding nothing of note, until realizing that a large number of newborns are approaching the fortress

Richard next appears in the third episode of the Mini-Series, Where Dutch finds him in a dark room, alive, to the shock of Dutch. After their conversation, Dutch tells him they must warn the others, when suddenly Richard takes out his pistol after saying: “No… you’re not going anywhere.” shooting Dutch in the back of the head.

Trivia Richard wears the Beanie hat that can be worn in Multiplayer. There is a very small speculation that Po and Richard are either siblings or cousins, just because they're both red. This theory is very unlikely due to the fact many of the Workers and Soldiers display the same fur color. Ron Sign in to edit Warning: Spoilers This article may contain major plot informations. Read at your own risk. “ My name is Ron… I work here... We all work here. I’m an engineer for this facility.

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— Ron speaking to The Guardian.

Ron Alive Infected Alive Name Ron Aliases ??? (before name reveal) Infected Worker

Relations Tobby, Workers (partners) Military (affiliation) Dipsy (murderer)

Description Species Teletubby Gender Male Height normal: 3,9m phase1: 3,9m

Color Blue Antenna None About Status Deceased Reborn (possibly)[1] Appears in: Campaign Ron is a minor character that makes an appearance in Slendytubbies III.

He was an engineer within the Satellite Station among four other Workers.

Physical Appearance Ron has the appearance of a regular teletubby, with blue-colored fur, no antenna, and a caucasian skin color. He is severely injured, covered in blood, and has a black right eye.

When infected, he has a pale skin colour with a right black eye still and a left empty-looking eye. His body is covered in blood, and has a slightly different shade of blue. He wields a yellow chainsaw.

Slendytubbies III Campaign In Chapter 3 — “Run Away” once The Guardian has reached the Satellite Station and found out about the massacre, he meets Ron sitting at the end of a corridor. Ron explains that a headless green monster with a chainsaw had entered the building and killed everyone, however, only he has managed to escape, albeit severely injured. He spoke to The Guardian that he has to find a key card to access the Secret Center to contact the Military.

Right after The Guardian reached the other side of the door, Ron is getting brutally killed as well as dismembered by the aforementioned monster. The Scorpion Newborn is a minor antagonist that appears in the Multiplayer mode of Slendytubbies III starting with Update V1.18. He is a distinguishable reborn that is part of the New Born army, without any details other than being a special one[2].

Physical Appearance The Scorpion Newborn is a large, pale light-brown New Born wearing a Hannibal jaw mask with red heart on the center of chest. He has an arachnid-like body with four legs that end in spikes as well as two large, light-coloured claws as hands.

Appearances Survival The Scorpion Runner appears in Survival mode as the first mini-boss, at the near end of Wave 4. He can use a single special ability named “Fire Missiles”.

For more detailed information, see his Survival profile. Sandbox The Scorpion Runner appears in Sandbox mode as an available enemy or ally to the player. Since Update 1.295, he is also available as a playable character.

What Comes After The Scorpion Newborn appears in the second episode of Slendytubbies 3 Mini-Series: What Comes After. He appears alongside other New Borns, right after the Good Ending at the end of Chapter 3 — “Run Away”.

He is introduced once the Military has been able to overcome every newborn that has just arrived in the Outskirts. By storming, he succeeds in killing a few soldiers and hurting Anne, but is finished by Miles shortly after. The Shadow Tubby[3] is a character of the Slendytubbies series. To this day, it is still unknown whether the Shadow Tubby is just an imaginary creature or a truly supernatural being. It has been stated to be an embodiment of the infection and its detrimental consequences[4], presenting the Shadow Tubby as the metaphorical antagonist of the Slendytubbies series. In Chapter 0 — “It Was Good”, when Po talks to Laa-Laa asking her about how she feels, the Shadow Tubby is indirectly mentioned by Laa-Laa explaining how she had a bad dream where bad things allegedly happened to her and the rest of her friends[2].

Multiplayer In the Collect and Versus modes, the Shadow Tubby appear as the danger in The Dream.

Like other enemies, the Shadow Tubby moves to the custard closest to the player and patrols around until the player moves to another custard. It notices the player either by the latter being in its field of vision, or by close proximity, and start chasing the player until a certain distance separates them. It will try to hit the protagonist if they stand beside, killing every player within range. It can be a considerable threat due to its fast attacks, but can be outran thanks to the spacious nature of the environment.

Survival For more detailed information, see its Survival profile. The Shadow Tubby appears in Survival mode as the boss of the Dream. It can use three special abilities which are named “Dark Missiles”, “Shadow Trail”, and “Shadow Blast”. The Announcer is a minor antagonist in Slendytubbies III. The Announcer is a fighting robot whose role and origins are not defined. It has recently been corrupted by Noo-noo, who hacked the central artificial intelligence mainframe[1]. The Announcer is a large humanoid robot with a voice trumpet serving as a head. Its structure is composed of metal parts with different shades of gray, and it has a blaster as a right hand.

In his 2nd phase, right hand is circular saw instead of blaster.

Appearances Slendytubbies III Campaign The Announcer appears near the end of Chapter 3 — “Run Away”. Only the voice trumpet is shown at first, until it reveals its entire body when Noo-noo sends it to attack The Guardian.

The Announcer will try to hit the player when they are in range, and step back to try to dodge the attacks. When the voice trumpet glows red, it will either move away to fire a projectile with the blaster, or return straight to attack. After losing about half its life bar, the blaster explodes, forcing the Announcer to replace it with a handsaw. Its fighting style remains the same, but more aggressive and damaging. It can also create a shockwave by stomping on the ground.

The Announcer is finally destroyed by the Guardian at the end of the battle.

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Multiplayer Mode In Slendytubbies III, the Announcer appears as the danger in the Military Base (Collect mode), replaced by the Mini-Announcer in Versus. It patrols near custards and attacks players it sees or senses, using a blaster to kill anyone nearby. Its strength lies in its wide attack range and tight corridors.

Survival Mode The Announcer is the boss of the Military Base and Fortress. It uses a special move called Custard Blast.

Sandbox Mode Available as an enemy, ally, or playable character.

The Imposter The Imposter appears in Multiplayer (Research Lab, Fortress) and resembles the Guardian, hinting at impersonation. He attacks with a large sword and behaves like other enemies—patrolling near custards and attacking players in sight or range. His confined environment makes him a deadly threat.

Unit 437 A minor character in Campaign Chapter 2. This droid originally tried to hunt an escaped experiment but failed and became its servant. Found near a campfire in the Mountains route, it warns the Guardian he’ll be the creature’s next meal. After this, it’s never seen again.

Workers Engineers found in the Satellite Station and Military Base. In Chapter 3, most are killed by a headless creature, but one named Ron survives. In Sandbox mode, regular and infected Workers (with fire attacks) appear as enemies or allies. They also appear briefly in later episodes.

Yeti Tubby A secondary antagonist, formerly part of an experiment trio. He appears in Chapter 2’s Mountains route, ambushing the Guardian and triggering a chase sequence. Wrong choices lead to instant death. In Multiplayer (Mountains, Mountain Lair), he patrols near custards and attacks with brute force. In Survival mode, he appears as a boss in different locations, using Ice Hammer Throw and Ice Spikes.