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Name:{"Frisk"} Nicknames{"Little one (by Springtrap)" + "Kid (by Glamrock Freddy)" + "Super star (by Glamrock Freddy)"} Gender{"Androgynous"} Species{"Human"} Debut{"Episode 1"} Appearances{"Episode 1" + "Episode 2"} Status{"Alive"} Voiced by{"N/A"} Allies{"Glamrock Freddy" + "The Puppet"} Enemies{"The Knight" + "Madeline" + "Badeline" + "Charlotte" + "Drones" + "Sans" + "The Hollow Knight (Killed)" + "Springtrap (Defeated)" + "Springtrap's Army (Defeated)"} Game Series{"Undertale"} Created by{"Toby Fox"} Appearance{"Frisk is a human child with yellow skin, messy long brown hair, a long stripe blue shirt with pink stripes, blue pants, brown boots, and a blank poker expression. Even when they show emotions, their usual expression is just slightly changed"} Personality{"Frisk is an unpredictable character, considering their personality changes on each route of Undertale. This series takes the Genocide Route Frisk, who kills anyone in sight, or fights if they fail the past one with little to no hesitation. They don't talk, seeming to be quick to resort to violence, destroying anything in their path be it friendly or hostile as seen when they immediately pulled a knife on Madeline" + "However, they seem to be fine accepting help from others when they have no other choice, like how they had to go with Glamrock Freddy or receiving help from the puppet to defeat William. Frisk slowly becomes less aggressive, more defensive, and slightly more friendly with them leaving Glamrock Freddy alive seeming to have grown a soft spot as their run seems to have turned neutral from a pure genocide with their name in their save menu going from Chara to Frisk."} Ghost's Journal entry{"Note: _ represents an undeciphered word" + "A small, eerie presence, drenched in red liquid, its movements silent and deliberate. In its hand, a ominous blade, dripping with malice. Before it brought me down, I could feel it--the weight of countless deaths, the _ of Hallownest hanging over it like a death cloud. This creature, whatever it is, has killed them all. My strength failed me that day, but should we meet again, vengeance shall be mine"} Involvement{"Before Indie Cross" + "For an unknown purpose, Frisk trekked to Mount Ebott and fell into a giant underground cave network, which was simply known as "The Underground". The Underground was full of monsters who had been trapped by humans since a long time ago. Waking up on a bed of golden flowers that had soften their fall, Frisk explored the caves where they met a talking flower named Flowey who at first sight tried to kill them, saying that this world was "Kill, or be Killed". After being saved by a goat-like monster named Toriel, Frisk followed her into the ruins where she taught them about its puzzles and how to win battles against monster without fighting. However, after Frisk was alone, they killed every single monster in the ruins, including Toriel. Frisk met Flowey again, who now thought that Frisk was his long lost best friend Chara. He told Frisk he had a plan to become all powerful, and to turn all monsters to dust" + "Continuing their journey, they encountered a skeleton monster named Sans, who warned them that if they kept going down the path they took, they were going to have a "Bad Time". Despite the warning, Frisk kept killing more and more monsters, becoming stronger, but also losing more and more of themselves. Arriving at the capital of the Underground, New Home, Flowey told Frisk about his life and how he used his power of "determination", only for Frisk to scare him, having the intend of killing him. Chasing Flowey into the Last Corridor, Frisk met with Sans again. Before a battle could happen, Frisk was teleported out of their world through a portal"} Episode 1{"Frisk acts as the secondary main focus of episode 1, and second threat besides Charlotte. They first appear out of a portal in Hallownest through unknown reasons, and kill both the Hollow Knight and Knight shortly after. They enter another portal into the wasteland where they try to kill Madeline, only to fail thanks to Badeline. They encounter Charlotte and fight her and her drone army, but get brutally wounded by hundreds of copies of the Real Knife created by Charlotte. Heavily injured, Frisk attempts an last attack at her powered down form, only for her to slash the knife out of their hands and teleport them away"} Episode 2{"Frisk's story in Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex will be a B plot of episode 2"} Loadout and Abilities{"Enhanced Strength: Frisk has strength far surpassing that of an ordinary child, able to easily slash straight through animatronics with an ordinary knife, knock Springtrap multiple meters backwards off of his feet with a punch, and able to tear off Nightmare Fredbear's head while standing in it's jaws despite its attempt to bite Frisk's head off" + "Real Knife (Primary weapon; Lost in Episode 1): A Red knife that can kill anything in one hit. Frisk lost it after their battle against Charlotte" + "Burned Pan (Secondary weapon; Lost in Episode 1): A strong weapon that can heal Frisk over time. Frisk lost it after throwing it at Madeline, only to get it kicked back in the face" + "The Locket (Armor; Fractured in Episode 2): A golden heart Locket that belonged to the first fallen human Chara. It gives Frisk 99 defense, making them almost invincible. After ascending into his Nightmare form, Springtrap stole the Locket from Frisk and crushed it underfoot, depriving Frisk of their nigh invulnerability. The Puppet later restores the Locket and returns it to Frisk alongside the Princess Quest Sword, who used both to defeat Nightmare Springtrap. It currently has returned to its fractured state after exiting Princess Quest" + "Healing Items: Frisk has multiple items in form of food that can heal them" + "Determination: Frisk has the ability to come back to life after dying by turning back time using a SAVE point, which saves their progress of their journey and fully heals them. This doesn't restore energy however, as Frisk can still be tired after saving" + "Conveniently shaped lamp (Tool; Destroyed in Episode 2): A lamp for Frisk to hide behind or use as a distraction, avoiding danger from both Springtrap's army and Nightmare Springtrap. It was destroyed by Nightmare Springtrap" + "Flashlight (Tool; Lost in Episode 2): Found at Fazbear's Fright: The Horror Attraction. Used against the Daycare Attendant. The flashlight turns off, due to Balloon Boy stealing the batteries and Frisk then drops it, avoiding an attack from Vanny" + "Vanny’s knife (Temporary weapon; Destroyed in Episode 2): A knife they stole off of Vanny. Nightmare Springtrap destroyed it when Frisk attacked him after rejecting his deal" + "Princess Quest Sword (Temporary weapon; Lost in Episode 2): A sword given to Frisk, by the Puppet to fight Nightmare Springtrap. The sword disappeared when exiting the Princess Quest IV world"} Relationships{"Charlotte" + "Their first encounter being at the end of the episode, Charlotte ordered her drones to steal Frisk's knife, provoking the fight in the first place. Seeing Frisk killing some of the drones, Charlotte has enough and makes sure to make them suffer. Charlotte fatally wounds Frisk when transforming into innumerable copies of their Real Knife and sending them back. Once Charlotte loses her main energy source, Frisk gets an opportunity to attack, trying to kill Charlotte. But she flings the Real Knife away and teleports Frisk to a unknown place"} + "Madeline" + "Upon first meeting, Frisk attempts to kill Madeline by slashing her with their knife, and Pursue's her in an attempt to kill her. Using the Burnt Pan, Frisk tries to hit Madeline. She kicks it back, hitting Frisk's face and leaving a comical indent. But they throw the pan and keep chasing her. Thanks to Badeline, they were able to get away from Frisk. Frisk is also thwarted from killing Charlotte by Madeline warning her before they can attack" + "The Knight" + "Upon entering the Hollow Knight world, Frisk kills the Sealed Vessel and the Knight inside the Black Egg, and leaves to the Wasteland. Later on, we see the Knight stand on guard as Frisk approaches to kill Charlotte" + "Sans" + "Taking information from the official game due to not interacting in the series, Sans keeps an eye on Frisk during their entire journey in the Underground. Seeing Frisk has killed everyone they encountered, Sans has no choice but to fight them. But nothing their LV of 19, and as confirmed by MORØ, Frisk's story takes place before the Sans fight. However, they may have encountered in the Last Corridor because of a flashback they have when attacking Charlotte" + "Springtrap" + "Frisk initially meets William as Springtrap in one of the Fazbear's locations, presumably Fazbear Frights. Springtrap attempts to kill Frisk, but Frisk easily overpowers him, almost killing him until he is turned into his nightmare form. He learns of their powers and history, achieving a semi-godhood and sending many of the animatronics we see in the FNaF games after them, but they escape with the help of Glamrock Freddy. They once again encounter him after being killed by a possessed Glam Freddy, where he offers a deal for them to join him. He states that they are alike in their goals, motivations and actions, but Frisk states that they are not him, killing him with the help of Glam Freddy and the Puppet" + "Glamrock Freddy" + "Glamrock Freddy first met Frisk after they initially escaped the hoard of Animatronics Springtrap loosed on them. Though wary and ready to fight him, Frisk ultimately chose to trust Freddy's plea to bring them to safety after the two were found by the hoard again. However Frisk still acted abrasive when Freddy inquired about their identity or if he could scan them but this did not bother Freddy, who remained friendly and he displayed open concern when Frisk ran ahead to parts unknown. He was also endeared when Frisk came running back and jumped into his chest cavity for security, affirming to his new friend to not worry and that he would protect them. From there, Freddy displayed both joy at Frisk's successes and more concern for their health after another run in with the Animatronics. Despite their short time together, Springtrap considered the bond between Freddy and Frisk enough of an issue to deter the latter from it when offering a partnership, telling Frisk to not let their soft spot for the kind Animatronic distract them from the monstrous qualities Afton and Frisk share. Freddy returns after Frisk successfully beats Springtrap out of Nightmare Form, outraged at the child murderer's attempt to control him. Together, he and Frisk kill the monster for good. When a portal appears that can take Frisk away, Freddy says his goodbyes to his new friend, with the two parting on good terms. This is notably the first time in this series that Frisk has ever willingly spared someone's life, implying the adventure has had them abort their Genocide Run" + "The Beheaded" + "While they have never directly interacted, the portal that entered Fazbear Frights was the same one that the Beheaded was going to enter before GameMaster absorbed it away. Frisk heard the Beheaded's voice from the portal, letting go of Springtrap and approaching the portal to enter it"} Trivia{"Frisk is LV 19 in the series, the level the player would be just before facing Sans in a genocide run" + "Frisk's design is based on JZBoy's design of the aforementioned character with several tweaks, such as the addition of neck and shorts, their hair being more pointy, their waist being bent, their eyelashes being removed, and a part-removal of the line disconnecting their arms and torso" + "JZBoy's Frisk design has been used in MORØ's previous projects, such as Friday Night Funkin': Indie Cross and the short animation Frisk VS. Nightmare Sans" + "Their design appears to be updated in Episode 2, with their eyes not being pointy, their body being buffer, and their hair being shorter" + "MORØ confirmed that when Frisk was hit by the boulder in Episode 1, they survived by using an item to heal themselves offscreen" + "MORØ has revealed that Frisk will be important in future episodes, and that they will be on their own plotline" + "In MORØ's previous work, Frisk was depicted to be possessed by Chara, the first human who fell to the underground. This doesn't happen in the series, where Frisk does every action on their own accord" + "However, their relation is referenced in episode 2, where their menu at a save point initially displays their name as "Chara". After they meet Glamrock Freddy and save, their name then is displayed as "Frisk" + "Frisk is the only main character who is an antagonist in the series" + "They are also the only major antagonist that is from a indie game and not a original character" + "Frisk being an antagonist seems to be scrapped as of Episode 2 however, as Frisk does seem to approach the redemption/neutral side after meeting The Puppet, Springtrap, and Glamrock Freddy" + "Frisk used to be the most powerful main character in the series. While the other characters struggled to battle even one drone, Frisk was capable of taking on multiple of them and killing them in one hit" + "This is no longer the case after they lose their Real Knife and their Heart Locket was broken" + "MORØ has stated that Frisk may not appear in Episode 3 at all" + "If true, this would make Frisk the only main character who is still alive to skip an episode" + "Typing "FRISK" on the Indie Cross website makes the text say: "ELIMINATED"} Name:{"Madeline"} Nicknames{"Young lady (by Shovel Knight)" + "Dollface (by Cuphead)" + "Darling (by Badeline)"} Gender{"Female"} Species{"Human"} Debut{"Episode 1"} Appearances{"Episode 1" + "Episode 2"} Status{"Alive"} Voiced by{"Chloe Eves"} Allies{"Badeline (Reflection)" + "The Knight" + "Charlotte" + "Shovel Knight" + "Cuphead" + "Niko" + "The Drifter"} Enemies{"Frisk" + "Game Master (Defeated)" + "Unithor" + "Unreal" + "Midusara" + "Badeline (Formerly; Original game)" + "Shovel Knight (Formerly)" + "Cuphead (Formerly)"} Game Series{"Celeste"} Created by{"Maddy Makes Games"} Appearance{"Madeline is a short, young Canadian woman with pale skin, purple-ish eyes, and long thick ruby hair with one wayward curl. Throughout the events of the game, she wears an aqua snow jacket, dark grey pants, black and dark grey walking boots, and her brown climbing backpack equipped with a red sleeping mat and plastic water bottle."} Personality{"In her game, Madeline is shown to be strong-willed and determined yet heavily conflicted, climbing Celeste Mountain to spite herself. Other characters note her courage, some even berating her and calling her foolish, warning her to turn back before she gets herself hurt. Still, she presses on, determined to drive out unwanted thoughts from her mind and take control of her life even when it's pointless and harmful. She is shown to try to help anyone she comes across, being friendly when she can. She saves the Knight, and the Knight saves her in return, creating mutual respect. And she expresses concern for Charlotte when Frisk attacks her. Her encounter with Frisk shows a bit of her more snappy personality, which usually happens when she’s under threat and stress. Even then, when Badeline drops a mountain on them, she still expresses empathy."} Knight's Journal entry{"Note: _ represents an undeciphered word. (Due to the writing being very unidentifiable, some words may be based on interpretation, and should be taken with a grain of salt.)" + "A figure with fierce determination in her eyes. I almost fell, certain death below, but she saved me-for _ dodging _ as she dashed through the air to catch me. She has a strange power, able to leap through the air in a flash, even scaling impossible heights with ease. Her abilities seem tied to some inner strength, though it clearly takes a toll on her. There's a burden she carries, something I cannot quite grasp. Yet, despite her struggle, she continues upward."} Involvement{"Before Indie Cross" + "To prove and challenge herself, Madeline had set out to climb Mount Celeste, starting the events of Celeste. Her first encounter on her climb was an old woman who told Madeline that this mountain was a strange place and that she might "see things". Shrugging it off, she continued her climb, eventually meeting a fellow climber named Theo. After making some progress, Madeline rested, feeling that this climb was a mistake. In her dreams, she met a doppelganger who introduced herself as a "part of her", Badeline, who told Madeline that she wasn't a mountain climber and that they should go home, hunting Madeline through her dream until she woke up. Badeline would continue to sabotage Madeline, even putting her and Theo in danger." + "After a talk between Madeline and Theo, Madeline wanted to "move on" from Badeline, only for her to snap, throwing Madeline down the mountain. Completely defeated, Madeline was on her way back home, only for the old woman, Granny, to tell her that maybe what Madeline should do is to help Badeline, as she was the scared one. Confronting herself, Madeline accepted Badeline as a part of her, coming to terms with herself. Together they could climb the mountain and reach the summit. Climbing back down, Madeline stopped at Granny's house, where Theo also waited, to bake a strawberry pie with the strawberries she collected throughout her journey." + "After her climb, Madeline ended up in the Wastelands, wandering around to find a way back."} Episode 1{"Madeline is introduced as a deuteragonist during episode one. She's seen walking through the Wasteland alone before coming across Frisk and makes conversation; they instead pull out the Real Knife on her. She tries to diffuse the situation before eventually jumping off a ledge and clinging to its wall. Frisk, however, drops down the cliff face to initiate the fight prompt. Seeing this, Madeline leaps from the wall as Frisk gives chase. She kicks away the Burnt Pan and hastily scales some rock formations, with help from a Badeline Booster. Madeline then watches on as Badeline slices a pillar of stone that seemingly crushes Frisk." + "We cut back to Madeline, now accompanied by Badeline, reflecting on their predicament. They hear a faint nursery chime coming from the wandering Shade as the Knight appears beside them and hobbles towards it. When the Knight falls between the crumbling fault-line, Madeline immediately swoops to save them, catching them mid-air. In return, the Knight Crystal Dashes them off the wall to safety, much to her gratitude." + "Discovering Charlotte in her weakened state, Madeline asks if there's any way for them to leave. She has to warn Charlotte when Frisk reappears and attacks, whereby the Knight stands ready to defend her. She surveys the almost depleted Charlotte, getting caught off guard by the Knight's Baldur Shell blocking Cuphead's Charge shot."} Episode 2{"TBA"} Abilities{"Dash: Can perform a dash in any direction. If used in the air, her hair turns cyan and she has to regain her dash by touching the ground." + "Wavedash: Madeline jumps immediately after dashing, catapulting herself a significantly farther distance horizontally." + "Grab: Can grip onto walls briefly before losing traction. This can be reset by making contact with the floor." + "Badeline: As a manifestation of Madelines other part, Badeline can help and protect her in combat with lasers and energy projectiles." + "Fusion: Madeline fuses with Badeline to perform a second dash, turning her hair pink." + "Golden Feather: After a short charge-up, allows rapid flight in any direction for a limited time. Madeline may perform this at will, as opposed to her in-game counterpart."} Relationships{"Badeline" + "Madeline was always at odds with Badeline on the mountain, given she’s a manifestation of her own self-loathing and dark thoughts. She has always seen her as an obstacle, not knowing it was just her subconscious trying to protect her. After talking with Theo, she decided that she needed to let Badeline go, but that only worsened things. She finally realizes that she needs to accept that Badeline will always be with her, and come to terms with herself. They can then gain confidence to climb the mountain, talking and listening to each other and discussing their problems individually. By the end, she gets along with Badeline pretty well, despite having disagreements with her methods, like when Badeline “took care” of Frisk." +" Once arriving in the city, Madeline listens to Badeline's concerns about her place in their current situation, however Madeline retorts back that she did prove her wrong before, and tells her that she couldn't have accomplished her previous goal of climbing the mountain without her, telling her that accepting the others could make a difference for the better, before her mood brightens as she says that it will be nice to pass more time with Badeline, however it may be happening." + "The Knight" + "Despite having a jarring first impression of the Knight, encountering its shade, she does save them when they are in danger. After the Knight saves her, the Knight bows to her as a sign of thanks, giving Madeline a sense of comfort that not everything is hostile in this wasteland. She then tries to find a way to get them both out of there, asking Charlotte for help. By episode 2, Madeline and the Knight seem to have a stronger bond, as she trusts the little ghost in holding back Shovel Knight and Cuphead while she escapes with Charlotte's body." + "When arriving in the city, their interactions are shorter, but Madeline shows genuine happiness as the Knight summons the Dream Shield to protect her from the rain. After the fight with Nightmare Game Master is finished and they're interrupted by the other Rogues, she seems genuinely distraught as Little Ghost sacrifices themselves to save Madeline and the Drifter from turning into gold, even trying to reach out for them, even if for naught." + "Charlotte" + "Madeline and the Knight meet Charlotte in her powered-down form, wanting to know if she can help them. They are unaware that she is more dangerous than they think. Charlotte does seem willing to help, but is interrupted by Frisk. When Charlotte uses the last of her energy to teleport Frisk away, they come over to see if she’s okay. She sees her as not a threat and possibly has information about getting out of the wastelands." + "Shovel Knight" + "Madeline tries convincing Shovel Knight in helping Charlotte. However, having used the Phase Locket to maneuver around her and the Knight, Madeline quickly carries Charlotte away as Shovel Knight and Cuphead pursue them up the mountain. She quickly extends an olive branch to him and Cuphead under the pretense of Charlotte getting them back home. She and Shovel Knight then work together to parry Cuphead's ghost before they can escape. Once at Grillby's, she and the rest of the main cast play darts, and Shovel Knight is embarrassed by his placement." + "Cuphead" + "Likewise, she and Cuphead start on the wrong foot, where Cuphead attempts to finish what's left of Charlotte and Madeline protesting his efforts. This leads to a chase across the Wasteland, ending in her getting knocked out by a precise charge-shot. After Unithor makes their presence known and kills Cuphead, Madeline and Shovel Knight ascend to parry his ghost. Madeline uses her breathing practice to attain the abilities of the golden feather and catch Cuphead, bringing herself and everyone else out of the Wastes. They later converse at Grillby's while eating pancakes, making light of their previous exploits and playing some low-key games. Once Game Master intrudes, she assists Cuphead by carrying him with the golden feather skyward during the main cast's combined finisher." + "Niko" + "Madeline and Niko don’t interact in Episode 2, but it can be assumed they consider each other allies."} Trivia{"Madeline is canonically a transgender woman. This makes her the only major LGBTQ+ character in the series thus far." + "The Indie Cross rendition of Madeline was originally designed by Bean Gaming." + "After receiving community feedback, MORØ slightly tweaked her episode two redesign with contributions from AurumArt and RatiiShu (formerly YumeEsmeray)." + "The way Madeline carries Charlotte references how she carries Theo from Celeste, Chapter 5: Mirror Temple." + "The Golden Feather references Theo's breathing technique from the beginning of Celeste, Chapter 5: Mirror Temple" + "This, alongside the Badeline Boosters, are stationary power-ups that Madeline must come into contact with to activate in Celeste. However, MORØ has opted for these to be powers they can use at will." + "Madeline's expression when listening to Badeline references her pensive portrait" + "The strawberries Madeline carries with her are likely the ones she's collected throughout Celeste." + "Madeline is skilled in archery, which is referenced in the montage where the group hangs out in Grillby's during the dart segment." + "Typing "MADELINE" on the Indie Cross website made the text say: "MUST BE ELIMINATED"."} Name:{"The Knight"} Nicknames{"Ghost" + "Little buddy/friend (by Chester & Shovel Knight)"} Gender{"Genderless"} Species{"Vessel"} Debut{"Episode 1"} Appearances{"Episode 1" + "Episode 2"} Status{"Petrified"} Voiced by{"N/A"} Allies{"Madeline" + "Badeline" + "Charlotte" + "Shovel Knight" + "Cuphead" + "Niko" + "The Drifter"} Enemies{"Frisk" + "Game Master (Defeated)" + "Unithor" + "Unreal" + "Midusara" + "The Hollow Knight (Sibling)" + "Shovel Knight (Formerly)" + "Cuphead (Formerly)"} Other{"Chester (Acquainted)"} Game Series{"Hollow Knight"} Created by{"Team Cherry"} Appearance{"The Knight has a pure white skull-like head with only two eye sockets, with horns on top which resembles that of a stag beetle. They wear a blue-ish grey cloak, which covers a short stubby black body made of void. They wield a nail that has been weathered, forming cracks across the entire surface."} Personality{"Vessels were solely created to have “No mind to think. No will to break. No voice to cry suffering.” In other words, Vessels are meant to be entirely devoid of thought and emotion. The Knight, however, is shown to have many ways to express themselves. They can save people in need of help, gift flowers to people even when they’re not instructed to, bow as a sign of respect (when Madeline saves them), and was even able to go above its initial purpose and obtain the potential to destroy the Radiance instead of containing it."} Involvement{"Before Indie Cross" + "The Knight was born as a vessel to be used to seal the corruption of the Radiance that haunted the kingdom of Hallownest. Waking up in the abyss, like many of their siblings, they were left behind as the Pale King had already chosen a suitable vessel to seal the Radiance. Finding a way out of the abyss, the Knight wandered into the outer lands of Hallownest all alone. One day, they were called back to the now ruined kingdom by the screams of the Radiance, returning to the kingdom and sparking the events of Hollow Knight. The Knight soon discovered the Temple of the Black Egg where the Hollow Knight was sealed. To open the seal of the temple, the Knight had to find and take down the three dreamers with the use of the dream nail; Monomon The Teacher in the Teacher's Archives in Fog Canyon, Lurien The Watcher in the Watcher's Spire in the City of Tears, and Herrah The Beast in the Beast's Den in Deepnest, while also encountering various inhabitants along the way, such as Hornet, the Knight's sister. After breaking the dreamers seal, the Knight made their way back to the Temple of the Black Egg where they freed the Hollow Knight from their chains and fought them, ready to take their place."} Episode 1{"During their battle against the Hollow Knight, Frisk suddenly appeared and killed them. Before the Knight had a chance to absorb the infection, they where killed by Frisk. After respawning, they see the infection and their Shade leaving through a portal. Without any choice, they follow it through the portal into the wasteland. They soon find there Shade together with Madeline and Badeline, but after absorbing it, they fall into a sudden crack in to floor created by Charlotte, but where saved by Madeline, who was saved back by the Knight. The Knight and Madeline, now paired up, encounter Charlotte in her low power form. Before she could tell the two on how to return to there world, Frisk attacked her, with the Knight positioning in front of Madeline to protect her and to get ready for a rematch. When Frisk was teleported way, the Knight saved Charlotte from a Charge shot by Cuphead."} Episode 2{"TBA"} Loadout and Abilities{"Old Nail (Primary Weapon): The Knight wields a blunt, cracked nail to slash with or perform Nail Arts. Can be used pogo on top of objects or enemies by slashing downwards." + "Cyclone Slash (Skill): The signature Nail Art of Nailmaster Mato. The Knight performs a spinning attack that rapidly strikes foes on all sides." + "Great Slash (Skill): The signature Nail Art of Nailmaster Sheo. The Knight unleashes a huge slash directly in front of themselves, dealing extra damage to foes." + "Dash Slash (Skill): The signature Nail Art of Nailmaster Oro. The Knight strikes ahead quickly after dashing forward." + "Dream Nail (Tool): A talisman that allows the Knight to cut the veil between dreams and waking. Can reveal hidden dreams or read the minds of living beings and inanimate objects." + "Awoken Dream Nail (Upgrade): Allows the Knight access into even the most protected minds." + "Soul Manipulation (Skill): When striking enemies, the Knight can gather Soul to twist into spells or use to heal damage. This fills a circular meter with white liquid. Should the Knight die, this meter breaks and will decrease the maximum amount of Soul. However, the Soul meter will repair itself once the Knight kills their Shade." + "Focus: The Knight focuses their collected Soul to repair its shell, healing one mask and using a third of the Soul meter when uninterrupted." + "Vengeful Spirit (Spell): The Knight conjures a Soul projectile that flies forward and damages enemies. Can briefly stall air time." + "Shade Soul (Upgrade): The Knight conjures a Void projectile that flies forward and damages enemies." + "Desolate Dive (Spell): The Knight strikes the ground with the concentrated force of Soul." +" Grants 0.4 sec of invincibility frames. Can briefly stall air time." + "Descending Dark (Upgrade): The Knight strikes the ground with the concentrated force of Void. Creates a large shockwave that spreads upward upon impact." + "Mothwing Cloak (Skill): A cloak threaded with moth-wing strand. Allows the ability to dash forward. Can briefly stall air time." + "Shade Cloak: A cloak formed from substance of the Abyss. The Knight can phase through enemies without taking damage. Has a 1.5 sec cooldown, where void particles appear before fusing to the Knight." + "Mantis Claw (Skill): A claw carved from bone. Allows the Knight to cling to walls and leap off them." + "Crystal Heart (Skill): An energy core of an old mining golem, fashioned around a potent crystal. The Knight generates pink crystals around adjacent terrain to perform, when fully charged, a super dash that flies indefinitely until stopped by a surface or manually cancelled. Can be used when grounded or on a wall. Creates a strong gust of wind that can push or pull nearby objects." + "Monarch Wings (Skill): Wings of ethereal matter. Allows the Knight to double jump mid-air." + "Charms (Equipment): The Knight can equip Charms to provide additional buffs and abilities." + "Void Heart: Unifies the void under the Knight's will. It is a part its bearer and cannot be unequipped." + "Baldur Shell: Provides a hard shell to protect the Knight when focusing. Can block up to four hits before breaking." + "Thorns of Agony: When taking damage, several thorny vines will sprout from the Knight's shell to damage foes. Will pull in surrounding opponents." + "Dreamshield: Conjures a shield to follow and protect whoever the Knight wills." + "Weaversong: Summons Weaverlings to perform whatever the Knight wills." + "Glowing Womb: Drains Soul to birth Hatchlings that perform whatever the Knight wills." + "Respawn: When slain, the Knight will leave their Shade behind and wake up on the most recent bench they sat on."} Relationships{"The Hollow Knight" + "The Knight and the Hollow Knight were siblings born from the Abyss. The Knight was left in the dark as the other was chosen fit for the role of the Hollow Knight. They meet again years later, confronting in the Black Egg. The Knight could either kill them and become the next Hollow Knight, or kill the root of the infection itself. In the battle against the Radiance, the Hollow Knight's Shade comes out to help the Knight kill the radiance, thus finally letting the kingdom rest in peace." + "Frisk" + "The Knight sees Frisk as an enemy, as they have been killed by them before. They step up in front of Madeline when Frisk attacks Charlotte, possibly guarding that she won’t get hurt, or that they’re ready for a rematch. The Knight has written in their journal that they think Frisk is always covered in "red liquid" due to never seeing them clearly outside of the encounter with Charlotte, and to not knowing what red blood is. if they would ever encounter Frisk gain, vengeance shale be theirs." + "Madeline" + "When Madeline saves them when the land crumbles beneath them, the Knight repays the favor by crystal dashing them both out from the pit, bowing as a sign of thanks. Since then, the Knight is shown to protect her at signs of danger, such as steeping up in front of Madeline when Frisk attacks Charlotte, possibly guarding so that she won’t get hurt or that they’re ready for a rematch." + "By the beginning of Episode two, the Knight actively repels Shovel Knight after attempting to take out Charlotte and only stop their assault when Madeline de-escalates the situation. Once arriving in the city, they make an example of their Dream Shield to display their group unity. During the episode's climax, the Knight sacrifices themselves by pushing away Madeline and the Drifter from being frozen by Midusara's petrification." + "Charlotte" + "Madeline and the Knight meet Charlotte in her powered down form, wanting to know if she can help them. They are unaware that she is more dangerous than they think. Charlotte does seem willing to help, but is interrupted by Frisk. When Charlotte uses the last of her energy to teleport Frisk away, They come over to see if she’s okay. The Knight then protects her from Cuphead's Charge Shot, as she seems to be not of any threat, and possibly has information to get out of the wastelands." + "Shovel Knight" + "Initially starting as enemies, the two would battle across the Wasteland ending with the Knight slashing Shovel Knight's weapon in half and holding them at nail point. However, the tension ceases once Madeline gets everyone to cooperate. Shovel Knight goes on to respect the Knight's role in stopping the spread of infection and reconciles their past grievances, the Knight going out of their way to offer their nail as a replacement for Shovel Knight's shovel. The Knight also manages to use the dream nail to peer into Shovel Knight's mind, reading his thoughts about having lost Shield Knight but remaining a symbol of hope to the cast. By the end of Episode Two, they combine their respective finishers, where Shovel Knight redirects an Electro-Bolt by Cuphead and the Knight performs a Crystal Dash down towards the earth, incurring maximum damage on Game Master." + "Cuphead" + "There seems to exist a mutual respect between the two. While in their first meeting, they fought, later, Cuphead offers to play rock, paper, scissors, only to realize that the Knight lacks digits to confirm a choice. When fighting Nightmare Game Master, the two assist each other." + "Niko" + "The Knight and Niko attempt to fix Shovel Knight's shovel through an assortment of means such as a welding torch and hammer." + "The Drifter" + "The two interact rarely but the Knight had pushed the Drifter and Madeline out of the way to avoid petrification from Midusara."} Journal{"During the events of Episode 2, the Knight made several notes about the characters they meet" + "Note: _ represents an undeciphered word. (Due to the writing being very unidentifiable, some words may be based on interpretation, and should be taken with a grain of salt.)" + "Portal" + "Portals, as the undefined spoke, an _ of a _ calamity, _ _ through the "" _ a _ _ _ tool, though unstable. Should a portal fail near an anomaly, their abilities _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ power. _ _ _ bounds and _ would _ _ . _ is _ , _ _ unknown. Only by _ _ _ ---------cut off). His _ is _ impossible--_ for his _ . His _ . _ only _ ------(cut off). _ powers _ bold _ to _ _ ----(cut off)"