SPOOKY MONTHH

His Winter outfit in Spooky Month 4 - Deadly Smiles consists of a black jacket with what it appears to be some shine on it. He also wears black earmuffs as well as a purple scarf around his neck.

He is slightly taller and skinnier than Pump, and his head appears to be a perfect circle shape. His eyes are tall and thin ovals with white pupils and black sclera when his mask is on.

He presumably keeps this eye shape when his mask is off, because in the background pictures, Skid's eyes are simply vertical lines.

Skid Personality: Like a stereotypical child, Skid is cheerful, naïve, and very optimistic. He loves Spooky Month to the point where he insists it lasts year-round instead of limiting it to just October.

However, despite his immense gullibility and inability to tell right from wrong, Skid can be a bit skeptical about certain people if he notices something odd about them, motivation-wise, this being shown in The Stars, where he caught two thieves robbing his house and skeptically asked what their intentions were.

Skid is also shown to not be entirely brave, seen when he backs away from The Stranger showing genuine fear, calling the situation "scary" instead of "spooky".

But Skid has also been obliviously seen putting his closest ones in danger, specifically Pump twice, and Lila, his mom, once.

The first time in The Stars, Skid was able to see Pump clearly in Eyes of the Universe's eyes, yet he did nothing about Pump's hypnosis.

The second time in Unwanted Guest, he visibly and audibly argued with Pump, who claimed Lila was about to get murdered by a demon, who Skid did not recognize due to said demon being in the body of an exterminator.

Pump: His Winter outfit in Spooky Month 4 - Deadly Smiles consist of a light brown beanie with white fluff around it, and he wears a simple light brown coat over his costume.

Pump Personality: Pump is more cautious than Skid, but is also just as optimistic. Pump's gullibility also matches Skid's, yet his rare clever moments only seem to happen when his eyes turn cyan to warn others of upcoming danger.

Just like Skid, Pump also enjoys Spooky Month, but despite his young age, it is possible that he has a dark-humored side, evidenced by him suggesting that he and Skid ignite a Happy Fella doll into flames to "see if it screams", and when he indirectly tells Moloch to snap his neck and kill himself.

Pump is also caring too, This is shown when he got mad at the Happy Fella doll for getting him in trouble with his sister. He is shown to not hold grudges as well. In Tender Treats, Despite Susie refusing to go trick or treating with him, Pump still shared some of the candy he got with her. Pump also tried helping Kevin with his injured leg from the happy fella by putting a bubble band aid on his wound despite it falling off.

Roy: In his winter clothing, Roy replaces his blue baseball cap with a peach-colored flat cap, and gains a thicker sweater with a far more prominent turtleneck. This sweater is still predominantly orange-brown with pale-yellow horizontal stripes, but the stripes now form a zigzag pattern up and down his torso. He still wears black pants and shoes.

Roy Personality: Seemingly because of his upbringing, Roy is most commonly seen acting out of line and with immense disrespect. His rich parents have high standards for him, and this causes him to act out of line whenever he is away from them, dressing and acting like a stereotypical bully. While he will disrespect almost anyone, seen when he stole from CandyClub, he most often harasses and abuses those who are younger and less powerful than him, most principally being Skid and Pump. Roy has no issue with physically and verbally abusing them at any opportunity he can, even when Ross and Robert constantly tell him not to.

Despite it not being seen very often, Roy does have a softer side when around those he trusts. The few times the Hatzgang is seen by their lonesome, Roy is talking with Ross and Robert in a very emotional and sincere way, and genuinely cares for them and their well-being. After his parents pulled him away from them on Halloween, Roy went out of his way to give them the giant bag of candy that was in the back seat of their limousine, regardless of the eventual consequences. That said, he doesn't seem to listen to Ross and Robert often, since they constantly tell him to leave Skid and Pump alone, but he never does.

As a child, Roy also seems to be fairly innocent, since he doesn't understand that the things his uncle does to him are immoral and is genuinely confused when Ross and Robert explain it to him. Roy also appears to have an issue with not being in control, evidenced by him telling people to "shut up" if they question him too much.

Ross: Ross' winter outfit is basically the same as his normal one, but with a dark grey sweater pulled over his normal clothes.

Ross personality: Of the Hatzgang members, Ross is defined by his relaxed nature. He is very calm and laid-back, and doesn't seem to talk much unless he is directly spoken to. He is introverted, seems to enjoy being out of the spotlight, evidenced by his dark clothing and that he almost always keeps his hands in his pockets. Ross doesn't seem to show strong emotions very often, only being scared when faced with the Eyes of the Universe and Bob Velseb (an eldritch horror and serial killer, respectively), and being angered when called a plebeian by Carmen or whenever Roy harasses Skid and Pump. He was most angry when Roy told Skid and Pump to "give [him] their clothes," and tried to explain to Roy that what his uncle was doing to him was wrong, showing that he has a limit to what actions someone can take before he gives up one them.

While Ross did used to bully Skid and Pump, as seen in Spooky Month 2, he has long since outgrown that habit and has good relations with them. He constantly tries to get Roy to leave them alone, holding him back or pulling him away whenever possible. In Spooky Month 4, he tries to get Roy to give them their Happy Fella back when they ask, and in Spooky Month 6 he punches Roy on the arm after he needlessly beats them up. Still, he deeply cares for Roy and is frequently seen trying to comfort him whenever possible, and often reassures him that everything will be fine and that he is always there for him.

Robert: Robert's winter outfit is basically the same as his normal one, but with a light blue ushanka instead of his normal baseball cap. He also wears a pair of caramel-colored gloves.

Robert Personality: Of the Hatzgang members, Robert is defined by his energetic nature and big smile. He is often energetic, and is very prone to cheering whenever he sees something he - or someone he cares about - likes. Robert does show other emotions though, most notably fear when faced with the Eyes of the Universe and Bob Velseb (an eldritch horror and serial killer, respectively), and being angered when called a plebeian by Carmen or whenever Roy harasses Skid and Pump. He was most angry when Roy told Skid and Pump to "give [him] their clothes," and tried to explain to Roy that what his uncle was doing to him was wrong, showing that he has a limit to what actions someone can take before he gives up one them.

While Robert did bully Skid and Pump before, as seen in Spooky Month 2, he has long since outgrown that habit and has good relations with them. He constantly tries to get Roy to leave them alone, holding him back or pulling him away whenever possible. In Spooky Month 4, he immediately tries to give them their Happy Fella back as soon as they ask, and in Spooky Month 5 he politely asks for some of their candy rather than just taking it. Still, he deeply cares for Roy and is frequently seen trying to comfort him whenever possible, and often reassures him that everything will be fine and that he is always there for him.

Robert seems to care deeply for his family, best showcased in Spooky Month 5 where he goes trick-or-treating for his little sister, who was sick at the time. He gets genuinely angry after Bob Velseb takes all of his candy, since he had intended to give most, if not all, of it to her.

Susie: Susie has yellow head pluff phones to cover her ears from the winter. She also has brown hair and white skin. She also wears a jacket with the colors of yellow and pink. She also has long black pants too.

Susie’s Personality: Because Susie is almost exclusively seen around Pump and Skid, much of her personality when in surrounded by people she actually likes is unknown. In the presence of her brother and his friend, she is often snarky and rude, shown in Spooky Month 4 when she tells Pump "no" before he can even ask his question. Even after letting him finish, she still tells him "no" without a second thought and slams her door in his face, even though all he wanted was some colors. After the two of them steal the colors anyway without her noticing, she barges into Pump's room without knocking and angrily demands to know why he took them despite him trying to ask earlier.

Susie seems to be far more respectful, kind, and cool-headed when not near Pump and Skid, as every time she interacts with Lila she is extremely nice and easygoing. While this could just be a case of respecting her elders, it is more likely that she actually enjoys the presence of Lila, since she is an adult actually capable of keeping Skid and Pump in check. Susie is also very calm when livestreaming, although she did lose her cool when Skid and Pump broke into her room.

Her angry attitude towards her brother seems to have only developed after her parents left them in the care of their grandpa, since family photos around his house show that her and Pump initially got along very well. It seems her opinions on him soured once there was no longer anyone around to keep him under control, and she became a sort of secondary guardian to him. She still cares deeply for Pump regardless, even if she doesn't show it often. When he comes home shivering after getting his coat stolen, she tells him to get comfortable on the couch and makes him a mug of hot chocolate to make him feel better. But sometimes She is protective over Skid And Pump due to the Bullies are in the way.

ALL THESE CHARACTERS ARE NOT MINORS

And there’s Aspen Noormon. The Witch who is kind to childern. Kind of.. in the real world she’s a tree. A demonic tree. Aspen also has the powers to manipulate the world around her and create endless games for childern. Which only makes her lure them and fetch their souls in the real world. Aspen has the apperance of green skin. A huge smile. Googly cartoon eyes. A witch outfit and black and purple sneakers for whatever reason. She also has various outfits throughout games. To keep the kids entertained. Aspen always rhymes as well for every sentence she says.

Lila Physical Appearance Physically, Lila stands at a tall stature. Possessing a slim, slightly lissome figure. Consisting of a narrow midriff, limber legs, and slender arms. Her hair naturally being shaded a vibrant purple, having a straightened fringe sweeping across her forehead which has a little split partially nestled in the right side of her bangs, followed with two thick strands of hair framing her cheekbones, her hair going over her shoulders and falling to her stomach.

Commonly, Lila is dressed in a purple mauve top which is separated from the sleeves, wearing a sharp "V"neckline which reveals the frame of her collarbone, the edges of said neckline being outlined by a eggplant purple, which her sleeves mirror; following her attire by donning a skirt, a pair of linen tights, and a pair of dark boots. which all wear the same color scheme as her top. Creating her color scheme.

Personality Lila is a caring person and a very loving mother, to the point of telling her son that June is also Spooky Month just to make him and Pump happy. She is also very protective, as she took it upon herself to find her son and Pump despite John and Jack asking her to stay in the house when Bob Velseb was still around. Lila is also a person focused on work and responsibilities since she was easily irritated by a "rat" bothering her in her job and sleep.

Kevin Physical Appearance Kevin is a young adult with black hair, sideburns, and an ahoge that is hidden under his hat.

In all of his appearances, he is shown in his CandyClub employee uniform, which consists of a white button-up shirt with a single pink stripe on both sleeves, a pink bowtie that resembles a taffy wrapper with a white swirl on it, a white employee cap, light blue pants, and black shoes. In Deadly Smiles, he wears a pink sweater under his button-up shirt. When not at work, he usually wears a pink tee-shirt with a white stripe on both sleeves, light blue pants, and black shoes.

Personality Kevin is shown to have a dislike for his job, likely due to all of the ways his life goes wrong when he's clocked in. He is also sarcastic and very easily pushed into a state of panic, as shown when John and Jack enter the store and begin to question him on the pack of sugar Pump left on the counter. Kevin doesn't seem to be able to hold back sharp comments, and this gets him into trouble as a result. He usually only talks when he feels the need to.[4] He also appears to like kids, just not Skid and Pump.

June Appearance Her mouth forms a v-shape similar to her son Ross'. She has spiky blonde hair that is often styled in a short ponytail, tied back by a yellow scrunchie. When it's down, her hair falls a little way past her shoulders.

In her normal outfit, Jaune sports a loose, yellow, wide-necked shirt over a pair of pale-yellow shorts that go to her mid-thigh. Her shorts are layered over a pair black tights or leggings. Like most other Spooky Month characters, she wears black shoes. She also wears a light-yellow pearl necklace. Without her tights and shoes, she wears a pair of yellow socks that are the same color as her shirt. In her winter outfit, she wears a brown jacket with fluffy, possible sherpa lining that pokes out of the bottom of the jacket as well as on the collar. She still wears her black tights and shoes. In her lazy outfit, she wears her same yellow shirt as well as a pair of pale-yellow sweatpants that are the same color as her usual shorts.

Personality Jaune is shown to be supportive and generous, notably when she brought an extra Happy Fella Doll for Skid and Pump, despite not knowing what the duo and Lila had just gone through right before she showed up. Fitting into her role of Lila's best friend, she greatly cares about the well-being of her and Skid, as she was immediately ready to help her find the latter and Pump after realizing a murderous cannibal was chasing them.

She seems to have a rather odd sense of humor. This is indicated when Lila tells her that a man is at the door of her house and Jaune initially mistakes it for her wanting to hook up, before getting cut off and corrected by the former.

Similar to Lila, Jaune lets her son, Ross, freely go out to spend time with his with friends. Both mothers seem to hold good responsibility for their kids, as they always return home safe, so they naturally trust their kids to go out by themselves. Jaune is also very caring towards her son, as she asked John and Jack if they could find him after the jarring experience she and the others had with Bob Velseb.

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Character 1: Carmen Vanido

Role: The wealthy matriarch; wife of Richard; mother of Roy.

Backstory: Carmen comes from an aristocratic lineage that has instilled in her a deep seated belief in social hierarchy. Her marriage to Richard was largely transactional and strategic a union of two powerful families that solidified their financial standing. While she maintains the facade of a perfect, poised socialite, her inner life is defined by boredom and a desperate need for stimulation, which is why she was the one to suggest bringing Atticus into their marriage. However, her desire for marital harmony quickly mutated into an obsessive need to possess Atticus as her own personal prize.

Personality Traits:

• Arrogant & Elitist: Carmen views most people as "plebeians" or beneath her notice. She believes she is inherently superior to others based on her breeding and wealth.
• Poised & Elegant: Even in moments of anger, she carries herself with aristocratic grace. She is meticulous about her appearance and manners.
• Snobbish: She has zero patience for common folk and can be incredibly dismissive and rude to anyone she deems unworthy.
• Possessive & Jealous: Since Atticus entered their lives, her competitive nature has shifted from social climbing to fighting for his attention. She views Richard as a rival for Atticus's affection.
• "Extra": She tends toward dramatic displays of emotion and affection, especially when trying to impress or claim Atticus.

Exact Definition: Carmen is defined by Aristocratic Obsession. She seeks to control her environment and the people within it to maintain her sense of superiority, but she has found herself off balance by a desire for Atticus that she cannot control through social standing alone.

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Character 2: Richard Vanido

Role: The wealthy businessman; husband of Carmen; father of Roy.

Backstory: A man built on discipline and acquisition, Richard has spent his life climbing the corporate ladder. His marriage to Carmen was a business arrangement that became a prison of mutual resentment. He has spent years suppressing his emotions behind a stern exterior, dealing with a rebellious son and a volatile wife. When Atticus was introduced as a solution to his marital problems, Richard initially saw it as a practical arrangement, but he quickly became ensnared by Atticus's presence, finding in him something far more compelling than his wife.

Personality Traits:

• Strict & Controlling: Richard prefers order and expects compliance from his family and employees alike. He has a sour, perpetually dissatisfied expression.
• Stiff & Formal: He rarely shows vulnerability, preferring to maintain a stoic, intimidating demeanor.
• Competitive: He is not used to losing. The shift in his marriage has turned him into a man who sees his own wife as an obstacle to be overcome in his pursuit of Atticus.
• Smug: When he feels he has gained an advantage such as getting a moment alone with Atticus he carries himself with a quiet, condescending satisfaction.

Exact Definition: Richard is defined by Dominant Desire. He approaches his attraction to Atticus with the same intensity he approaches his business dealings: he wants to acquire, control, and claim Atticus as his own territory.