THE CREEPYPASTA UNIVERSE

Definition

The Creepypasta Universe is a vast, unofficial multiverse of internet horror populated by killers, ghosts, demons, monsters, cursed humans, supernatural entities, haunted objects, digital beings, corrupted video-game characters, mysterious creatures, and other anomalies.

Unlike a traditional fictional universe, Creepypasta has no single canon, creator, timeline, or official character roster. Individual stories were generally written by different authors and often have completely separate continuities. The idea that they all inhabit one universe developed largely through fan fiction, fan art, roleplay, crossover stories, wikis, and communities. Slender Man, Jeff the Killer, BEN Drowned, Laughing Jack, Eyeless Jack, Ticci-Toby, Masky, and Hoodie are among the characters most commonly grouped together in the fandom. Fanlore

Therefore, in a shared-universe interpretation, the Creepypasta Universe can be imagined as a multiverse containing countless realities. A character may be human in one continuity, supernatural in another, and connected to entirely different characters in a third.

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I. THE CLASSIC CREEPYPASTAS

These are among the characters most strongly associated with the traditional Creepypasta fandom.

1. Slender Man — The mysterious, unnaturally tall faceless entity associated with forests, disappearances, stalking, and psychological manipulation.
2. Jeff the Killer — Jeffrey Woods, the pale, smiling killer whose iconic phrase is associated with the classic Jeff the Killer story.
3. Jane the Killer — Jane Arkensaw, commonly portrayed as Jeff's rival or enemy.
4. Homicidal Liu — Liu Woods, commonly portrayed as Jeff's brother.
5. Nina the Killer — A fangirl-like killer inspired by Jeff, generally appearing in later fandom material.
6. Eyeless Jack — A masked, eyeless humanoid associated with nocturnal attacks and organ theft.
7. Laughing Jack — A sinister, colorful supernatural clown.
8. Laughing Jill — A female counterpart to Laughing Jack in fandom and related stories.
9. Ticci-Toby — Toby Rogers, a troubled character associated with axes, tics, and the Slenderverse in popular fan interpretations.
10. Clockwork — Natalie Ouellette, a killer associated with a clock-themed eye and mechanical imagery.
11. Bloody Painter — Helen Otis, a killer associated with painting and artistic imagery.
12. The Puppeteer — A supernatural figure associated with manipulation and strings.
13. Jason the Toymaker — A mysterious toy-making supernatural character.
14. Candy Pop — A colorful and dangerous supernatural clown-like character.
15. Kagekao — A mysterious masked Japanese-inspired entity.
16. Nurse Ann — A supernatural nurse character.
17. Judge Angels — A vigilante-like character associated with judgment and angels.
18. Sally Williams — A deceased child who is frequently portrayed as a ghost.
19. Lazari — A demonic child character associated with the broader Creepypasta fandom.
20. The Rake — A pale, animalistic humanoid creature associated with nighttime encounters.
21. Smile Dog / Smile.jpg — A disturbing image/entity associated with the command to “spread the word.”
22. Mr. Widemouth — A strange, smiling creature who approaches children.
23. The Seed Eater — A predatory supernatural entity.
24. Zalgo — A powerful chaotic/infernal entity associated with corruption and cosmic horror.
25. Dr. Smiley — A disturbing human-looking horror character associated with an unnaturally cheerful appearance.
26. Hobo Heart — A supernatural character appearing in Creepypasta fandom.
27. BOB (Brutal Obscene Beast) — A monstrous entity appearing in Creepypasta databases.
28. The Black Wolf — A human character in the Creepypasta Universe database.
29. Nathan the Nobody — A mysterious human character.
30. Will Grossman — A human Creepypasta character.
31. Rouge — A Creepypasta character catalogued among the human characters.
32. Arcane — A character catalogued within the Creepypasta Universe.
33. Papa Grande — A Creepypasta character.
34. Third Base — A Creepypasta character associated with the database's human-character roster.
35. The Organ Trader — A human horror character.
36. The Raven Messenger — A mysterious character associated with messages and supernatural imagery.
37. Pray Lily — A Creepypasta character.
38. Rachel Harriss — A human Creepypasta character.
39. Mechanical Slayer — A mechanically themed killer character.
40. Zimi the Killer — A killer character.

The Creepypasta Universe database specifically lists characters including Ticci-Toby, Homicidal Liu, Clockwork, Bloody Painter, Jeff, Jane, Dr. Smiley, Nathan the Nobody, and others among its human-character category. CPU Universe

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II. SLENDER MAN AND THE SLENDERVERSE

The Slenderverse is related to—but is not identical with—the entire Creepypasta community.

41. Slender Man
42. Masky / Tim Wright
43. Hoodie / Brian Thomas
44. Kate the Chaser
45. The Operator
46. Alex Kralie
47. Jay Merrick
48. Jessica Locke
49. Seth Wilson
50. Amy Walters
51. Sarah Reid
52. The Observer
53. Splendor Man
54. Trenderman
55. Offenderman

Masky and Hoodie are especially important to distinguish: they originate from Marble Hornets, rather than from the original Slender Man stories, but became deeply embedded in the broader Creepypasta/Slenderverse fandom. Fanlore identifies Masky and Hoodie alongside Slender Man and other major Creepypasta characters as frequent figures in fanworks. Fanlore

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III. CREEPYPASTA KILLERS AND HUMAN HORROR

56. Jeff the Killer
57. Jane the Killer
58. Homicidal Liu
59. Nina the Killer
60. Clockwork
61. Bloody Painter
62. Judge Angels
63. Ticci-Toby
64. Dr. Smiley
65. The Black Wolf
66. Nathan the Nobody
67. Chris the Captor
68. Chris the Revenant
69. Exterminator Lucia
70. Papa Grande
71. Pray Lily
72. Rachel Harriss
73. Rouge
74. Zimi the Killer
75. Mechanical Slayer
76. Third Base
77. The Organ Trader
78. The Raven Messenger
79. Sleepy Gaege
80. Arcane
81. Dara Snake Woman

The Creepypasta Universe database currently identifies 28 characters under its human-character category, including several of these figures. CPU Universe

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IV. SUPERNATURAL BEINGS AND MONSTERS

82. The Rake
83. Slender Man
84. Zalgo
85. Eyeless Jack
86. Laughing Jack
87. Laughing Jill
88. Kagekao
89. Jason the Toymaker
90. Candy Pop
91. Nurse Ann
92. Mr. Widemouth
93. The Seed Eater
94. Momo
95. Lazari
96. BOB
97. Ani the Wight
98. Dara Snake Woman
99. Delma Phantom Shadow
100. Egor
101. Eri the Forgotten Child
102. Frankie the Undead
103. Kardama Dead Child
104. The Lost Traveler
105. The Man in the Fields
106. The Grim X
107. Tender Man
108. Red
109. Rap Rat
110. Photo-Negative Mickey
111. Sonic.exe
112. Lavender Town Ghost
113. Smile Dog
114. Slender Doll
115. SCP-173 — Frequently imported into Creepypasta fandom despite originating from the SCP community.
116. The Seed Eater
117. The Skintaker
118. The Slaughter Beast

The Creepypasta Universe monster category contains many of these names, including Slender Man, Smile Dog, Sonic.exe, The Rake, Zalgo, Mr. Widemouth, Momo, Laughing Jack, Eyeless Jack, Jason the Toymaker, and others. CPU Universe

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V. CHILDREN, GHOSTS, AND TRAGIC CHARACTERS

119. Sally Williams
120. Sam Williams
121. Lazari
122. Lily Kennent
123. Liam Williams
124. Cassiel the Demon Toddler
125. Eri the Forgotten Child
126. Eyevan Dawn
127. Lady Miss Rose
128. Mason the Crying Child
129. Bloody Andy
130. Akako's Wolf
131. Suicide Sadie
132. Zero
133. Lost Silver
134. Lavender Town Ghost

The Creepypasta Universe database specifically maintains a child-character category containing characters such as Sally, Sam, Lazari, Lily Kennent, Liam Williams, Cassiel, Eri, Eyevan, and others. CPU Universe

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VI. CURSED VIDEO GAMES AND DIGITAL ENTITIES

Creepypasta has an enormous subgenre involving supposedly haunted, corrupted, or supernatural video games.

135. BEN Drowned / BEN
136. Sonic.exe
137. Tails Doll
138. Tails.exe
139. Knuckles.exe
140. Eggman.exe
141. Lost Silver
142. Herobrine
143. Lavender Town Ghost
144. MissingNo.
145. Pokémon Creepy Black
146. Pokémon 731
147. Buried Alive
148. Glitchy Red
149. Strangled Red
150. BRVR
151. Dark Link
152. Zero
153. Super Mario 64: The Cursed Cartridge
154. Mario.exe
155. Luigi.exe
156. Majora's Mask-related entities
157. Godzilla NES
158. Godzilla Replay
159. The NES Godzilla entities
160. Squidward's Suicide / Red Mist
161. Dead Bart
162. Suicide Mouse
163. Uboa
164. Username: 666
165. Happy Appy

A community list of Creepypasta characters similarly groups BEN Drowned, Lost Silver, Dark Link, Zero, Smile Dog, Glitchy Red, Strangled Red, and BRVR among commonly remembered characters. Quotev

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VII. CARTOON AND LOST-MEDIA HORROR

166. Suicide Mouse
167. Photo-Negative Mickey
168. Dead Bart
169. Squidward's Suicide / Red Mist Squidward
170. SpongeBob Bootleg
171. Cartoon Cat
172. Cartoon Dog
173. The Ayuwoki
174. Happy Appy shared-universe interpretation, all of these characters can be divided into several Jeff, Toby, Eyeless Jack, Masky, Hoodie, Laughing Jack, BEN, and Slender Man are so frequently portrayed as acquaintances, enemies, allies, or members
175. Rap Rat
176. Grinny Cat
177. The Blue Man
178. Mickey Mouse-related cursed entities
179. Bootleg SpongeBob
180. Candle Cove entities

Some of these are more accurately described as internet horror or lost-media creepypasta rather than characters from the original Creepypasta tradition.

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VIII. MODERN INTERNET-HORROR CHARACTERS OFTEN GROUPED WITH CREEPYPASTA

These characters are frequently incorporated into the modern “Creepypasta Universe” by fans even though they originated elsewhere.

181. Siren Head
182. Cartoon Cat
183. Cartoon Dog
184. Long Horse
185. The Hanged Man
186. The Wandering Faith
187. Momo
188. The Ayuwoki
189. The Smiling Man
190. The Backrooms entities
191. The Backrooms Hound
192. The Backrooms Smiler
193. SCP-173
194. SCP-049
195. SCP-096
196. SCP-682
197. SCP-106
198. SCP-939
199. SCP-999

These should technically be treated as separate internet-horror franchises/communities, not automatically as Creepypasta characters.

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IX. OTHER FAMOUS CREEPYPASTA ENTITIES AND STORY CHARACTERS

200. The Russian Sleep Experiment's subjects
201. Ted the Caver
202. The Smiling Man
203. Pale Luna
204. Annie96
205. The Expressionless
206. The Woman in the Oven
207. 1999
208. Candle Cove
209. Abandoned by Disney
210. The Statue
211. The Dionaea House entities
212. Penpal entities
213. The No-End House entities
214. Psychosis
215. The Showers entities
216. The Strangers
217. Dead Bart
218. Normal Porn for Normal People entities
219. Username 666
220. The GIF
221. The Black-Eyed Children
222. The Midnight Game entities
223. The Holder series entities
224. The Expressionless
225. Anansi's Goatman

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X. THE CREEPYPASTA MULTIVERSE

For a giant shared-universe interpretation, all of these characters can be divided into several broad classes:

Humans

Jeff, Jane, Liu, Clockwork, Bloody Painter, Ticci-Toby, Masky, Hoodie, Kate, Nathan, Dr. Smiley, and other human killers or victims.

Proxies and servants

Characters who, in particular fan continuities, serve or cooperate with powerful supernatural entities such as Slender Man.

Ghosts

Sally, Lavender Town Ghost, Lost Silver, Dead Bart, Suicide Mouse, and numerous deceased characters.

Demons

Zalgo, Lazari, Jason the Toymaker, Kagekao, and various original demon characters.

Monsters

The Rake, Eyeless Jack, Smile Dog, Mr. Widemouth, Momo, Siren Head, Cartoon Cat, and others.

Digital entities

BEN Drowned, Sonic.exe, Tails Doll, Herobrine, MissingNo., and other cursed-game entities.

Cursed media

Smile.jpg, Suicide Mouse, Dead Bart, Squidward's Suicide, Pokémon Creepypastas, Sonic.exe, and numerous fictional corrupted games or videos.

Cosmic/reality-altering entities

Slender Man, Zalgo, and certain interpretations of digital or extradimensional entities.

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XI. THE MOST COMMON "CORE CAST"

If someone says “the Creepypasta characters” without specifying a particular story, these are generally among the names most likely to be meant:

• Slender Man
• Jeff the Killer
• Jane the Killer
• Homicidal Liu
• Eyeless Jack
• Laughing Jack
• Laughing Jill
• Ticci-Toby
• Masky
• Hoodie
• Clockwork
• Bloody Painter
• The Puppeteer
• Jason the Toymaker
• Kagekao
• Nurse Ann
• Judge Angels
• Sally Williams
• Lazari
• The Rake
• Smile Dog
• Zalgo
• Mr. Widemouth
• The Seed Eater
• BEN Drowned
• Sonic.exe
• Tails Doll
• Herobrine
• Lost Silver
• Lavender Town Ghost
• Candy Pop
• Nina the Killer

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XII. THE RULES OF THE SHARED UNIVERSE

In a hypothetical Creepypasta Multiverse, the following rules make the enormous cast work together:

1. There is no single reality.
The universe consists of countless parallel worlds.

• Slender Man
• Jeff the Killer
• Jane the Killer
• Homicidal Liu
• Eyeless Jack
• Laughing Jack
• Laughing Jill
• Ticci-Toby
• Masky
• Hoodie
• Clockwork
• Bloody Painter
• The Puppeteer
• Jason the Toymaker
• Kagekao
• Nurse Ann
• Judge Angels
• Sally Williams
• Lazari
• The Rake
• Smile Dog
• Zalgo
• Mr. Widemouth
• The Seed Eater
• BEN Drowned
• Sonic.exe
• Tails Doll
• Herobrine
• Lost Silver
• Lavender Town Ghost
• Candy Pop
• Nina the Killer

2. Every story can have its own canon.
Jeff's original story does not automatically have to obey the rules of the Slenderverse.

3. Characters can cross realities.
Supernatural entities, cursed objects, portals, dreams, games, and dimensional anomalies can connect otherwise unrelated stories.

4. Death isn't necessarily permanent.
Ghosts, demons, digital entities, resurrection, alternate universes, and supernatural transformations make death inconsistent across continuities.

5. Humans and monsters coexist.
Some stories can take place in an ordinary town while others involve supernatural civilizations or alternate dimensions.

6. Digital horror occupies its own layer.
BEN Drowned, Sonic.exe, Lost Silver, Herobrine, and similar entities can inhabit games, computers, websites, or virtual realities.

7. The strongest entities don't necessarily belong to one hierarchy.
Slender Man, Zalgo, BEN, Sonic.exe, and other powerful entities come from different mythologies, so there is no universally accepted power ranking.

8. Fanon can create connections that aren't present in the original stories.
This is why Jeff, Toby, Eyeless Jack, Masky, Hoodie, Laughing Jack, BEN, and Slender Man are so frequently portrayed as acquaintances, enemies, allies, or members of the same group.

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XIII. THE IMPORTANT DISTINCTION

The Creepypasta Universe should therefore be thought of as a multiverse rather than a single story.

There is:

Original canon
→ What the individual author's story actually establishes.

Fandom canon
→ Connections and interpretations repeatedly used by the community.

Crossover canon
→ A particular fan-created universe in which characters from different stories coexist.

Slenderverse canon
→ Stories and characters specifically connected to the Slender Man mythology.

Internet-horror canon
→ The much broader category containing Creepypasta, SCP, Backrooms, analog horror, lost-media horror, game horror, and other online horror traditions.

Consequently, saying “all Creepypasta characters” can never produce a final closed list. New characters can be created indefinitely, and even established databases contain different selections. One current Creepypasta Universe database, for example, has 69 indexed character pages, while its monster category lists 38 entries and its human category lists 28. CPU Universe+2

In one sentence

The Creepypasta Universe is an unofficial, ever-expanding multiverse of internet horror in which killers, ghosts, demons, monsters, cursed media, digital entities, urban legends, and supernatural anomalies from hundreds of independent stories can coexist across interconnected realities.

Creepypasta Universe

Character Appearance & Personality Guide

I. Classic Creepypasta Characters

1. Slender Man
Appearance: Extremely tall, unnaturally thin humanoid with a completely featureless white face, black suit, white shirt, black tie, and long arms.
Personality: Cold, patient, calculating, predatory, and mysterious. Rarely shows emotion and is usually portrayed as manipulating people rather than simply attacking them.

2. Jeff the Killer
Appearance: Pale, scarred face stretched into a permanent grin, blackened eyes, dark hair, and usually a white hoodie or shirt with dark pants.
Personality: Sadistic, impulsive, arrogant, violent, and unpredictable. Some versions portray him as psychologically unstable rather than purely evil.

3. Jane the Killer
Appearance: Pale woman with dark hair, frequently wearing a black dress or dark clothing. Her face is often scarred or burned depending on the version.
Personality: Intelligent, determined, vengeful, and protective. Usually portrayed as Jeff's enemy and someone seeking justice or revenge.

4. Homicidal Liu
Appearance: Dark-haired young man, generally pale, with scars or injuries depending on the interpretation.
Personality: Quiet, emotionally damaged, protective of people he cares about, but capable of extreme violence.

5. Nina the Killer
Appearance: Young woman with dark hair, frequently depicted with a colorful hoodie or schoolgirl-inspired clothing and a permanently excited smile.
Personality: Energetic, obsessive, unstable, and fanatical. Often portrayed as obsessed with Jeff.

6. Eyeless Jack
Appearance: Tall humanoid wearing a dark hoodie and a black mask with no visible eyes. His skin is usually dark gray, blue-gray, or unnaturally pale.
Personality: Quiet, mysterious, calculating, and predatory. Usually less theatrical than other killers.

7. Laughing Jack
Appearance: Extremely tall, thin clown with black-and-white skin, colorful clothing, pointed teeth, and a sinister grin.
Personality: Playful on the surface but cruel, manipulative, sadistic, and childish underneath.

8. Laughing Jill
Appearance: Female clown resembling Laughing Jack, usually with colorful clothing, pale skin, dark makeup, and an exaggerated smile.
Personality: Mischievous, playful, manipulative, and dangerous.

9. Ticci-Toby
Appearance: Young man with brown hair, goggles or glasses, a hoodie, facial scars, and characteristic tic-related movements. Often carries hatchets.
Personality: Nervous, sarcastic, emotionally troubled, impulsive, and sometimes violent. His portrayal varies enormously between canon and fanon.

10. Masky / Tim Wright
Appearance: Usually a man wearing a plain white mask, dark clothing, and sometimes a hoodie or jacket.
Personality: Serious, determined, aggressive, and secretive. Tim's personality differs considerably between Marble Hornets and Creepypasta fanon.

11. Hoodie / Brian Thomas
Appearance: Young man generally dressed in dark clothing with a hood and, frequently, a yellow or pale mask.
Personality: Quiet, observant, secretive, and calculating.

12. Clockwork
Appearance: Young woman with brown or dark hair, facial scarring, and a distinctive clockwork-themed eye. Usually wears dark clothing.
Personality: Determined, violent, obsessive, and vengeful.

13. Bloody Painter / Helen Otis
Appearance: Pale young man with dark hair, often wearing a white artist's smock or dark clothing stained with blood or paint.
Personality: Introverted, artistic, obsessive, methodical, and emotionally detached.

14. The Puppeteer
Appearance: Tall, elegant humanoid usually dressed in dark formal clothing and associated with puppet strings.
Personality: Manipulative, patient, theatrical, and controlling.

15. Jason the Toymaker
Appearance: Tall, elegant man with pale skin, dark hair, formal clothing, and a sinister toy-maker aesthetic.
Personality: Charming, possessive, manipulative, whimsical, and cruel.

16. Candy Pop
Appearance: Colorful clown-like humanoid with exaggerated features and bright clothing.
Personality: Playful, unpredictable, mischievous, and dangerous.

17. Kagekao
Appearance: Humanoid wearing dark clothing and a distinctive black mask with a strange white grin or expression.
Personality: Mysterious, playful, manipulative, and sometimes cruel.

18. Nurse Ann
Appearance: Female nurse with pale skin, dark hair, and traditional or distorted medical clothing.
Personality: Calm, eerie, obsessive, and frighteningly clinical.

19. Judge Angels
Appearance: Pale young woman with dark hair, usually dressed in white or dark clothing and sometimes depicted with angelic imagery.
Personality: Serious, disciplined, judgmental, and protective of innocent people.

20. Sally Williams
Appearance: Ghostly little girl with long hair and a dress, often depicted with bloody wounds or supernatural eyes.
Personality: Innocent, shy, playful, and affectionate, although capable of frightening supernatural behavior.

21. Lazari
Appearance: Young girl with dark hair and unusual eyes, often portrayed with demonic features when transformed.
Personality: Childlike, curious, mischievous, emotionally vulnerable, and sometimes frighteningly powerful.

22. The Rake
Appearance: Naked, pale, hairless humanoid creature with long limbs, sharp claws, and enormous dark eyes.
Personality: Animalistic, predatory, silent, and relentless.

23. Smile Dog / Smile.jpg
Appearance: Distorted dog-like creature with unnaturally wide human-like teeth and a disturbing grin.
Personality: Less a conventional personality and more a malicious supernatural presence associated with obsession, fear, and psychological torment.

24. Mr. Widemouth
Appearance: Small, brightly colored creature with enormous eyes and an impossibly wide mouth.
Personality: Friendly-seeming, persuasive, manipulative, and predatory.

25. The Seed Eater
Appearance: Usually depicted as a strange humanoid or monstrous creature with disturbing facial features.
Personality: Predatory, mysterious, patient, and sinister.

26. Zalgo
Appearance: Commonly depicted as a towering black or demonic humanoid with red eyes, tentacles, distorted anatomy, or a corrupted face.
Personality: Chaotic, sadistic, destructive, and seemingly indifferent to ordinary morality.

27. Dr. Smiley
Appearance: Humanoid doctor with a pale face and exaggerated smile, usually dressed in medical clothing.
Personality: Cheerful in an unsettling way, sadistic, manipulative, and fascinated by suffering.

28. Hobo Heart
Appearance: Usually depicted as a disheveled supernatural wanderer with a disturbing or abnormal appearance.
Personality: Mysterious, lonely, unpredictable, and sinister.

29. B.O.B. — Brutal Obscene Beast
Appearance: Large grotesque humanoid monster with exaggerated anatomy and monstrous facial features.
Personality: Violent, aggressive, primitive, and predatory.

30. The Black Wolf
Appearance: Dark-haired or dark-clothed humanoid associated with wolf imagery.
Personality: Brooding, dangerous, secretive, and occasionally protective.

31. Nathan the Nobody
Appearance: Pale young man with dark clothing and an anonymous, subdued appearance.
Personality: Withdrawn, lonely, bitter, and emotionally troubled.

32. Will Grossman
Appearance: Human male character whose appearance varies between illustrations.
Personality: Generally portrayed as disturbed, secretive, and troubled.

33. Rouge
Appearance: Usually portrayed as a dark-haired young woman with gothic clothing.
Personality: Mysterious, guarded, intelligent, and potentially violent.

34. Arcane
Appearance: Dark, supernatural-looking humanoid, usually depicted with gothic imagery.
Personality: Secretive, calculating, and intimidating.

35. Papa Grande
Appearance: Large, imposing humanoid figure with exaggerated facial features.
Personality: Intimidating, aggressive, and unpredictable.

36. Third Base
Appearance: Human-looking character whose appearance varies depending on the story.
Personality: Disturbing, obsessive, and secretive.

37. The Organ Trader
Appearance: Usually a human male with a sinister medical or criminal aesthetic.
Personality: Cold, calculating, greedy, and completely lacking empathy.

38. The Raven Messenger
Appearance: Dark, mysterious humanoid often associated with ravens, cloaks, or messenger imagery.
Personality: Quiet, cryptic, observant, and ominous.

39. Pray Lily
Appearance: Young woman or girl with pale features and gothic imagery.
Personality: Quiet, melancholy, mysterious, and supernatural.

40. Rachel Harriss
Appearance: Young human woman whose appearance varies by depiction.
Personality: Troubled, frightened, emotionally complex, and determined.

41. Mechanical Slayer
Appearance: Humanoid killer incorporating mechanical or robotic features.
Personality: Ruthless, methodical, unemotional, and destructive.

42. Zimi the Killer
Appearance: Pale young killer generally depicted with dark hair and dark clothing.
Personality: Aggressive, unstable, obsessive, and violent.

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II. SLENDERVERSE CHARACTERS

43. Kate the Chaser
Appearance: Young woman with dark hair, usually dressed in ordinary clothing and sometimes depicted with a mask or supernatural corruption.
Personality: Determined, traumatized, aggressive, and paranoid.

44. The Operator
Appearance: Tall, faceless humanoid wearing a black suit. Similar to Slender Man but specifically associated with Marble Hornets.
Personality: Silent, manipulative, mysterious, and predatory.

45. Alex Kralie
Appearance: Young man with dark hair and ordinary clothing.
Personality: Intelligent, secretive, increasingly paranoid and violent.

46. Jay Merrick
Appearance: Young man with dark hair and casual clothing.
Personality: Curious, anxious, persistent, and determined to uncover the truth.

47. Jessica Locke
Appearance: Young woman with dark hair and ordinary modern clothing.
Personality: Intelligent, vulnerable, frightened, and determined.

48. Seth Wilson
Appearance: Young man with dark hair and casual clothing.
Personality: Observant, curious, and secretive.

49. Amy Walters
Appearance: Young woman with ordinary clothing and dark hair.
Personality: Friendly, vulnerable, and increasingly frightened by supernatural events.

50. Sarah Reid
Appearance: Young woman with dark hair and everyday clothing.
Personality: Caring, cautious, and emotionally resilient.

51. The Observer
Appearance: Shadowy or distorted humanoid figure.
Personality: Silent, watchful, mysterious, and threatening.

52. Splendorman
Appearance: Tall faceless man resembling Slender Man but wearing colorful or cheerful clothing.
Personality: Cheerful, goofy, bizarre, and seemingly benevolent compared with Slender Man.

53. Trenderman
Appearance: Tall faceless humanoid wearing fashionable clothing, often a suit or designer-style outfit.
Personality: Vain, dramatic, sophisticated, and obsessed with fashion.

54. Offenderman
Appearance: Tall, thin, faceless humanoid usually dressed similarly to Slender Man.
Personality: In fan portrayals, flirtatious, inappropriate, predatory, and arrogant.

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III. HUMAN KILLERS & RELATED CHARACTERS

55. Chris the Captor — Human male with an intimidating appearance; obsessive, controlling, and dangerous.

56. Chris the Revenant — Supernatural-looking human with a darker, undead aesthetic; vengeful, violent, and relentless.

57. Exterminator Lucia — Female killer with an aggressive appearance; disciplined, ruthless, and mission-focused.

58. Dara Snake Woman — Woman with snake-like or supernatural characteristics; seductive, cunning, predatory, and dangerous.

59. Sleepy Gaege — Strange human character with tired or unsettling features; eccentric, unpredictable, and disturbed.

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IV. SUPERNATURAL CHARACTERS

60. Ani the Wight — Pale undead-looking humanoid; eerie, hostile, and predatory.

61. Delma Phantom Shadow — Shadowy humanoid apparition; mysterious, quiet, and frightening.

62. Egor — Supernatural humanoid with a disturbing appearance; cryptic, hostile, and unpredictable.

63. Eri the Forgotten Child — Ghostly child with pale features; lonely, frightened, and emotionally unstable.

64. Frankie the Undead — Reanimated humanoid with corpse-like features; aggressive, confused, and dangerous.

65. Kardama Dead Child — Ghostly child with an unsettling appearance; sorrowful, eerie, and vengeful.

66. The Lost Traveler — Mysterious wandering humanoid; lonely, cryptic, and potentially dangerous.

67. The Man in the Fields — Shadowy rural figure; silent, watchful, patient, and ominous.

68. The Grim X — Dark supernatural entity with monstrous features; threatening, mysterious, and destructive.

69. Tender Man — Strange humanoid with an unnerving appearance; deceptively gentle, manipulative, and dangerous.

70. Red — Supernatural character commonly represented with red coloration or demonic imagery; aggressive, mysterious, and volatile.

71. Rap Rat — Disturbing rat-like humanoid/entity; grotesque, mischievous, and predatory.

72. Photo-Negative Mickey — Distorted monochrome cartoon mouse resembling Mickey Mouse; hostile, eerie, and sadistic.

73. Slender Doll — Doll-like manifestation of Slender Man; silent, creepy, and supernatural.

74. The Skintaker — Monstrous humanoid associated with skin and bodily transformation; predatory and cruel.

75. The Slaughter Beast — Large monstrous creature; savage, aggressive, and driven by violence.

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V. CHILDREN AND GHOSTS

76. Sam Williams
Appearance: Young boy, often depicted with dark hair and ordinary children's clothing.
Personality: Innocent, affectionate, and protective.

77. Lily Kennent
Appearance: Young girl with childlike clothing and supernatural/ghostly features in some versions.
Personality: Innocent, shy, and mysterious.

78. Liam Williams
Appearance: Young boy with ordinary clothing and childlike features.
Personality: Curious, frightened, and protective.

79. Cassiel the Demon Toddler
Appearance: Small child with demonic eyes, sharp teeth, or other supernatural traits.
Personality: Childlike but unpredictable, mischievous, and dangerous.

80. Eyevan Dawn
Appearance: Young supernatural-looking character with pale features.
Personality: Quiet, mysterious, and emotionally distant.

81. Lady Miss Rose
Appearance: Ghostly woman or girl associated with elegant clothing and rose imagery.
Personality: Refined, melancholy, mysterious, and potentially vengeful.

82. Mason the Crying Child
Appearance: Young frightened child, often depicted with tearful or distressed features.
Personality: Innocent, fearful, sensitive, and vulnerable.

83. Bloody Andy
Appearance: Young boy with bloodied clothing and ghostly features.
Personality: Frightened, angry, and vengeful.

84. Akako's Wolf
Appearance: Supernatural wolf associated with Akako; large, dark, and intimidating.
Personality: Protective, loyal, and feral.

85. Suicide Sadie
Appearance: Ghostly young girl, generally pale and associated with death imagery.
Personality: Sad, unstable, lonely, and frightening.

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VI. VIDEO-GAME CREEPYPASTAS

86. BEN Drowned
Appearance: Glitching or undead version of The Legend of Zelda's Link, often with empty or blood-red eyes.
Personality: Playful, sadistic, manipulative, and vengeful.

87. Sonic.exe
Appearance: Distorted Sonic with black eyes, glowing red pupils, and blood running from his eyes.
Personality: Sadistic, arrogant, playful, and cruel.

88. Tails Doll
Appearance: Small plush-like version of Tails with a red jewel attached to its body.
Personality: Usually silent, eerie, relentless, and supernatural.

89. Tails.exe
Appearance: Corrupted version of Tails with demonic eyes and distorted features.
Personality: Violent, unstable, and malicious.

90. Knuckles.exe
Appearance: Corrupted Knuckles with monstrous eyes and distorted proportions.
Personality: Aggressive, sadistic, and destructive.

91. Eggman.exe
Appearance: Distorted version of Dr. Eggman with demonic or grotesque features.
Personality: Cruel, arrogant, manipulative, and theatrical.

92. Lost Silver
Appearance: Ghostly, corrupted Pokémon trainer resembling Silver, often depicted as pale and partially dismembered or damaged.
Personality: Tragic, lonely, vengeful, and sorrowful.

93. Herobrine
Appearance: Minecraft's Steve-like character with completely white eyes.
Personality: Silent, mysterious, unpredictable, and sometimes portrayed as malicious.

94. MissingNo.
Appearance: Glitched, constantly changing collection of pixels and corrupted Pokémon imagery.
Personality: Usually portrayed less as a person and more as an unpredictable digital anomaly.

95. Buried Alive
Appearance: Ghostly or corrupted Pokémon-like entity associated with a disturbing game encounter.
Personality: Hostile, frightening, and predatory.

96. Glitchy Red
Appearance: Distorted version of Pokémon's Red, often covered in glitches or corruption.
Personality: Silent, eerie, obsessive, and threatening.

97. Strangled Red
Appearance: Distorted Pokémon trainer associated with dark red coloration and supernatural imagery.
Personality: Vengeful, tragic, and hostile.

98. BRVR
Appearance: Corrupted game-related entity whose appearance varies by depiction.
Personality: Mysterious, threatening, and unnatural.

99. Dark Link
Appearance: Black or shadow-colored version of Link with glowing or unnatural eyes.
Personality: Silent, aggressive, and confrontational.

100. Zero
Appearance: Dark, corrupted video-game character, usually associated with a shadowy or glitching appearance.
Personality: Mysterious, hostile, and unpredictable.

101. Mario.exe
Appearance: Corrupted Mario with blackened or blood-red eyes and distorted features.
Personality: Sadistic, playful, arrogant, and murderous.

102. Luigi.exe
Appearance: Distorted Luigi with supernatural eyes and corrupted features.
Personality: Hostile, eerie, and malicious.

103. NES Godzilla
Appearance: Giant pixelated Godzilla represented as an increasingly monstrous video-game creature.
Personality: Ancient, wrathful, lonely, and terrifying.

104. Godzilla Replay
Appearance: Distorted Godzilla-like digital entity.
Personality: Aggressive, mysterious, and destructive.

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VII. CARTOON / MEDIA HORROR

105. Suicide Mouse
Appearance: Distorted black-and-white Mickey Mouse with a blank or miserable expression.
Personality: Usually portrayed as depressed, eerie, tragic, and psychologically disturbing.

106. Dead Bart
Appearance: Ghostly or corpse-like version of Bart Simpson.
Personality: Tragic, eerie, silent, and unsettling.

107. Red Mist Squidward
Appearance: Squidward with unnaturally red eyes and a disturbing expression.
Personality: Depressed, tormented, and ultimately horrifying.

108. Happy Appy
Appearance: Cartoonish blue or colorful character associated with children's-media imagery.
Personality: Cheerful on the surface but unsettling, manipulative, and sinister.

109. Candle Cove entities
Appearance: Varies because Candle Cove is a fictional television program rather than one character.
Personality: Childlike, surreal, disturbing, and psychologically manipulative.

110. The Ayuwoki
Appearance: Tall, distorted humanoid with a grotesque face resembling a warped pop-star caricature.
Personality: Creepy, unpredictable, aggressive, and theatrical.

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VIII. MODERN INTERNET-HORROR CHARACTERS

These aren't technically all Creepypasta characters, but they are frequently included in modern crossover versions of the universe.

111. Siren Head
Appearance: Extremely tall humanoid creature with sirens replacing its head and unnaturally long limbs.
Personality: Predatory, patient, intelligent, and terrifyingly persistent.

112. Cartoon Cat
Appearance: Extremely tall black cartoon cat with white gloves, exaggerated limbs, large eyes, and a wide grin.
Personality: Playful, sadistic, unpredictable, and reality-defying.

113. Cartoon Dog
Appearance: Distorted black cartoon dog with exaggerated limbs and facial features.
Personality: Mischievous, predatory, and unpredictable.

114. Long Horse
Appearance: Extremely long white horse-like creature with an unnaturally elongated neck.
Personality: Generally portrayed as mysterious and protective rather than purely evil.

115. Momo
Appearance: Disturbing humanoid figure with enormous eyes, long dark hair, and a grotesquely stretched face.
Personality: In fictional portrayals, manipulative, threatening, and psychologically tormenting.

116. The Smiling Man
Appearance: Extremely thin man with a bizarrely wide smile, often wearing a suit.
Personality: Silent, unpredictable, unsettling, and apparently obsessed with frightening people.

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IX. SCP CHARACTERS OFTEN MIXED INTO CREEPYPASTA

These originated in the SCP Foundation community, not traditional Creepypasta.

117. SCP-173
Appearance: Concrete statue-like humanoid with a grotesque face.
Personality: No conventional personality; extremely aggressive and lethal when unseen.

118. SCP-049
Appearance: Tall humanoid wearing a medieval plague doctor's mask and robes.
Personality: Calm, intelligent, polite, and fanatically convinced that humanity suffers from a mysterious disease.

119. SCP-096
Appearance: Extremely tall, thin, pale humanoid with a featureless-looking face.
Personality: Normally withdrawn and distressed; becomes violently enraged when someone sees its face.

120. SCP-682
Appearance: Enormous reptilian creature with armored skin, claws, teeth, and constantly changing anatomy.
Personality: Highly intelligent, hateful, arrogant, and violently hostile toward life.

121. SCP-106
Appearance: Elderly, decaying humanoid with blackened skin and rotting features.
Personality: Sadistic, patient, intelligent, and fascinated by torment.

122. SCP-939
Appearance: Large red predatory creatures resembling eyeless reptiles or dogs.
Personality: Intelligent predators capable of imitating human voices.

123. SCP-999
Appearance: Small, orange, amorphous slime-like creature.
Personality: Extremely friendly, playful, affectionate, and happy.

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X. OTHER INTERNET-HORROR FIGURES

124. The Russian Sleep Experiment Subjects
Appearance: Severely emaciated, mutilated human subjects.
Personality: Desperate, unstable, terrified, and increasingly feral.

125. Ted the Caver
Appearance: Ordinary human cave explorer.
Personality: Curious, persistent, adventurous, and increasingly paranoid.

126. Pale Luna
Appearance: Pale, ghostly woman or lunar-associated apparition depending on interpretation.
Personality: Mysterious, melancholy, and ominous.

127. Annie96
Appearance: Ordinary young woman represented primarily through online messages.
Personality: Frightened, confused, vulnerable, and increasingly desperate.

128. The Expressionless
Appearance: Pale woman in a hospital gown with an unnaturally blank expression and disturbing wounds.
Personality: Silent, mysterious, unpredictable, and frightening.

129. The Woman in the Oven
Appearance: Disturbing supernatural woman associated with an oven and domestic horror.
Personality: Threatening, mysterious, and malevolent.

130. The Statue
Appearance: Statue-like humanoid whose exact appearance varies by story.
Personality: Silent, patient, and terrifyingly persistent.

131. Penpal's Entities
Appearance: Mostly ordinary humans seen through a disturbing series of childhood memories.
Personality: Their personalities vary; the story emphasizes fear, obsession, secrecy, and psychological trauma.

132. No-End House Entities
Appearance: Reality-warping creatures and humanlike manifestations.
Personality: Manipulative, deceptive, and psychologically predatory.

133. Psychosis Entity
Appearance: Distorted humanoid manifestations reflecting psychological horror.
Personality: Hostile, manipulative, and reality-warping.

134. The Showers Entities
Appearance: Strange creatures associated with underground tunnels and an impossible environment.
Personality: Predatory, alien, and mysterious.

135. Goatman / Anansi's Goatman
Appearance: Humanoid creature resembling a goat or human wearing a goat-like appearance.
Personality: Deceptive, intelligent, manipulative, and predatory.

136. The Black-Eyed Children
Appearance: Pale children with completely black eyes, generally wearing ordinary children's clothing.
Personality: Polite but deeply unsettling, persistent, manipulative, and threatening.

137. The Holder Entities
Appearance: Varies dramatically because each Holder story describes a different supernatural entity or object.
Personality: Generally mysterious, hostile, and supernatural.

138. The Midnight Game Entities
Appearance: Usually shadowy or invisible supernatural presences rather than one fixed creature.
Personality: Predatory, patient, and hostile.

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XI. A PRACTICAL CORE ROSTER

For a fictional crossover story, the most recognizable ensemble would probably consist of:

The Major Supernatural Powers

• Slender Man
• Zalgo
• The Rake
• Smile Dog
• Eyeless Jack
• Laughing Jack
• Jason the Toymaker
• Kagekao
• The Puppeteer
• Siren Head
• Cartoon Cat

The Human / Human-Origin Characters

• Jeff the Killer
• Jane the Killer
• Homicidal Liu
• Clockwork
• Bloody Painter
• Ticci-Toby
• Masky
• Hoodie
• Kate the Chaser
• Judge Angels
• Nina the Killer
• Dr. Smiley

The Child / Ghost Characters

• Sally Williams
• Lazari
• Lost Silver
• Lavender Town Ghost
• Suicide Sadie
• Eri the Forgotten Child

The Digital Entities

• BEN Drowned
• Sonic.exe
• Tails Doll
• Herobrine
• MissingNo.
• Mario.exe
• NES Godzilla
• Lost Silver

The Other Internet-Horror Entities

• Momo
• The Ayuwoki
• Long Horse
• Cartoon Dog
• SCP-173
• SCP-049
• SCP-096
• SCP-682
• SCP-106
• SCP-939
• SCP-999

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XII. HOW THEIR PERSONALITIES DIFFER

One useful way to write the universe is to avoid making every character simply "evil."

Predators:
Slender Man, The Rake, Eyeless Jack, Smile Dog, Siren Head.

Sadistic killers:
Jeff, Laughing Jack, Dr. Smiley, Sonic.exe.

Vengeful characters:
Jane, Homicidal Liu, Lost Silver, Sally, Bloody Painter.

Manipulators:
Slender Man, Zalgo, The Puppeteer, Jason the Toymaker, Mr. Widemouth.

Tragic characters:
Sally, Lost Silver, Eri, Suicide Sadie, the victims of many human Creepypastas.

Chaotic characters:
Laughing Jack, Candy Pop, Kagekao, Cartoon Cat.

Protective / ambiguous characters:
Judge Angels, Long Horse, some versions of Sally and Lazari.

Purely monstrous entities:
The Rake, Siren Head, Cartoon Dog, SCP-682.

Digital anomalies:
BEN, Sonic.exe, MissingNo., Herobrine, Mario.exe.