Wilbur's Lorebook

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1. #1

   Keys: Childhood, Early life

   Not much is known about Wilbur's early life prior to his arrival in the server. He was born to Philza and Kristen, and most likely spent the majority of his childhood with him outside of the server. However, he was left unknown to the information that Kristen was his mother, not the Samsung fridge, and he was left to believe for the rest of his life that the fridge was his mother. It is known that the two had a close bond in Wilbur's early life, and would share in familial activities, such as creating Chinese paper lanterns. Wilbur and his family lived in the state of Utah, and Wilbur spent 16 years of his life working in a gas station.

   It's not clear when the rest of the circle came into his life, but it would appear that Wilbur knew Technoblade as a child, reportedly sparring with him when he was younger. It is also not known why Wilbur's mother disappeared.

   It is implied that Wilbur had a strong respect for Phil, persistently seeking his support in later life. His specific relationship with his father prior to his debut on the SMP is not clear, though they were close enough to share correspondence.

   At some point prior to his arrival on the server, Wilbur entered a relationship with Sally, supposedly having once married her. Together, they reportedly had Fundy, though the chronology of his birth is debated, as it has consistently been claimed that he was born within the walls of L'Manberg, as its first citizen by birth. Despite the timeline issue, Wilbur would later exit his relationship with Sally, for an undisclosed reason, and she would properly leave him when Fundy was only nine years old. Wilbur reportedly used to take Fundy on yearly trips on holiday to Paris.

   Wilbur joined the server for a brief tour on July 12, 2020,[70] then later had a minor cameo on the server before his official debut, playing alongside Schlatt on July 16, 2020, during which he built Wilbur's Wooden Ball and left it to Tommy.

2. #2

   Keys: L'Manberg Independen · Secondary: L'Manberg

   Wilbur joined the server on July 24, 2020, with a plan of becoming one of the top players on the server by selling drugs (potions) to the other members of the Dream SMP.[72] He set up the Camarvan, which doubled as a hot dog van.

   Immediately after building the Camarvan, Wilbur convinced Tommy to join the drug business.[73] Wilbur believed that in order for the business to thrive, they would have to create a demand for potions by taking the potions and potion-brewing ingredients other members of the server owned. Initially, they operated under the pretense that these materials were detrimental to people's health, and that they were doing a public service by taking and confiscating them. While Tubbo, the first person they scammed, was willing to comply, Sapnap challenged Wilbur and Tommy and discovered their potion-brewing operation.

   Although Wilbur and Tommy fled right after Sapnap found out, Wilbur decided to accuse Sapnap of a drug addiction instead, with Fundy as a witness. Fundy realized what was going on immediately, but played along and pretended to believe that the Camarvan was only a hot dog van. However, this plan soon went downhill when Purpled and Ponk, who had grudges against Tommy, showed up. Wilbur ended up being watched by Eret and Tubbo in the Camarvan while Tommy was escorted to court and Fundy was on the run. To Wilbur's surprise, Eret then defected to the Camarvan's side, saying that they felt the members' persecution was unjustified. Wilbur welcomed them to the operation, and Eret took over escorting Fundy to the courthouse in a bid to free Wilbur, Tommy, and Fundy. Despite this sudden change in allegiance, Purpled realized what Wilbur was up to and ruined Wilbur's plans. Wilbur began to voice his displeasure with the server's law enforcement and mocked the self-proclaimed officers.

   At this time, Tubbo also explained his effort to punish illegal activity on the server. As he had never seen the inside of the Camarvan, he wanted to see if Wilbur's operation had really been illegal. Wilbur modified the interior of the van to look like a hot dog van, which Tubbo believed. Tubbo offered Wilbur compensation for the hassle law enforcement had put him through, but Wilbur denied, expressing only interest for being left in peace.

   Tommy contacted him multiple times with updates on Fundy and Eret's situation across the duration of Wilbur's attempts to brew an invisibility potion, seeking his insight as he remained trapped in jail. He tried to inform Wilbur of their enemies' gear status, implying a violent approach, but Wilbur explained that he had no intentions of taking the killing-oriented route out. As he worked, he once again voiced his frustrations, stating that he'd been on the server for less than a day and had already been screwed over by the law enforcement. Tommy contacted him one last time, informing him about Purpled's imminent interception of his activity. Wilbur tried to shake them off of his tail, mocking them as he went, but the officers held their focus on him.

   Wilbur made his frustrations known yet again, openly casting shade on the operation style of the entire server. When Purpled's attention was taken away, Wilbur tried to take the heat off himself by focusing on the Camarvan, continuing to mock the police force for their mistake in pursuing him and not keeping an eye on the prisoners they were supposed to guard. He acted cockily in light of his victory over the officers, unfazed even when Sapnap tried to silence him with violence. When Tubbo spoke up defensively, he explained to him that he'd technically done nothing illegal or even morally wrong. He and Tubbo discussed the situation, and Wilbur criticized Sapnap's desire for control.

   Fundy and Eret arrived and asked to know what had happened, and Wilbur explained the situation to his regrouping allies. He decided to allow them all to hide in his Camarvan, stating that he had diplomatic immunity, as they wouldn't have reasonable evidence to assume that he was harboring them. Purpled and Sapnap arrived to discuss the situation, and Wilbur stepped out to talk with them, persistently reminding them that he was innocent. He offered to cook a hot dog for them, preparing one for Sapnap and once again taking the chance to mock his chosen work in law enforcement.

   Sapnap asked Wilbur if his drugs were good, to which Wilbur reacted defensively, claiming he didn't do drugs. He let Purpled into the van to inspect, but Purpled broke down the room in which he was harboring his allies. He tried to feign ignorance, but ended up logging off in order to evade Purpled's reaction to the situation and retain his status as a free man. Wilbur expressed that he wasn't done with his plans yet, and that he intended to return and continue his business after he had the supplies he needed, and could evade 'unlawful prosecution'.

3. #3

   Keys: L'Manberg's concepti

   Now intending to create a free nation and not just a business, Wilbur logged onto the server on July 29, 2020, to be greeted with a gift of blaze rods from Tubbo.[74] He invited Tommy to see him in the Camarvan, dissuading him from wearing armor and explaining that he was starting a revolution, not a war. Wilbur voiced a desire to build a nation in which he could brew drugs without repercussions, reassuring Tommy that they were on the right side of history. As he set out the baseline for the nation he hoped to form in revolution, Wilbur likened his and Tommy's new stance to George Washington and Alexander Hamilton from Hamilton, a 2015 musical.

   Sapnap attempted to get back on the good side of the duo, but Wilbur turned his offers of friendship down, referring to his prior actions as 'tyranny'. As he left, Wilbur informed Tommy that he needed sand, gravel, and dandelions, explaining that they needed to make a wall around their small land for the benefit of their revolution. Wilbur began to outline their claimed territory in concrete, building the base foundation for L'Manberg's walls.

   Upon contacting Tubbo for supplies, he explained that they were starting a revolution, claiming their independence from the server and making their own unnamed land, in order to seek freedom from the Dream SMP faction. He explained that, after the drug war, he'd come to the conclusion that Americans couldn't be trusted to run their own nation, and that he was making his own nation in response.

   The group began to think up a name, struggling to think of names not based on antonyms (as Wilbur didn't want to form his land on hatred or unoriginality). Tommy came up with the name idea of Manberg (or, alternatively, Mantopia), in response to the nation's lack of women. Wilbur voiced approval, wondering how to make the name more European sounding - he toyed with the name of United Manberg (UNM), but that sounded too similar to the United States. The group hit upon the prefix L', toying with the name of L'Manberg, and it stuck thanks to France's consistent association with revolutions.

   Dream stumbled across the rising nation, and confronted the duo with weapons raised, so Wilbur encouraged Tommy to use his words rather than fight back with weapons. Wilbur invited him to a formal meeting, taking the recognized position as leader. When Dream questioned what was going on, he explained that they were removing themselves from the Dream SMP. Wilbur defended Tommy against Dream's acts of violence, attempting to take a respectful stance. He claimed that Dream could not take control of their land, explaining to him that they were a peace-based nation.

   Wilbur responded to Dream's bragging confidently, disregarding his threats and his boasts without much thought. He requested for Dream to acknowledge their independent status, and when Dream explained that they would be taxed on the remainder of the Dream SMP, Wilbur agreed to the terms. He explained aloud that he did not consider Dream an enemy, but that he would be removing himself from Dream's "tyrannical rule." Wilbur offered for Dream to make an embassy in their own land, and for Tommy's house to become a L'Manberg embassy in Dream SMP land. He openly taunted Dream, acting cocky about his settlement.

   Eret arrived to the scene late and asked what Wilbur was doing, and Wilbur explained the situation to them, inviting them to stay with them when they voiced they interest thanks to their position as a European. He tasked Eret with upgrading the walls properly, using the foundations he had laid out, and the group continued to work on progressing the nation underneath Wilbur's guidance. Wilbur called Tommy into question, claiming that he wasn't pulling his weight in consolidating the new land. After ensuring his loyalty, the group donned new fan-made revolutionary skins, completely cementing their role as a new nation on the server.

   Wilbur gathered the group to write the first iteration of the Declaration of Independance, allowing for Tommy, Tubbo, and Eret to sign it alongside him. Upon the arrival of Fundy, who had yet to join the nation proper, and members of the Dream SMP, Wilbur read it aloud, and Dream, in turn, delivered a document to Wilbur for him to read - the official declaration of War. Wilbur rallied his group in the wake of imminent war, voicing his belief in their cause, and entrusting the preparation to the grouped members.

4. #4

   Keys: War for L'Manberg's

   War for L'Manberg's independence

   Wilbur arrived to war after the conclusion of peacetime, attempting to establish a formal meeting between the two sides after the Dream SMP forces rallied around the walls of L'Manberg. He gave Tommy the role of the commander to the L'Manberg 5th Revolutionary Battalion, stating that it would do more harm than good if he took the charge of the attacking front. The group traveled out to meet their enemies - Dream, Sapnap, George, and Punz - outside the L'Manberg Embassy, upon which Wilbur noted the armor discrepancy. When Tommy tried to retreat, though, Wilbur summoned them all back, briefly overriding Tommy's authority in order to keep the spirit going.

   The group pressured the Dream SMP forces off of the tower they had perched off of, "chasing" them into the forest. As the battalion fired down on the forces from a Power Tower, Wilbur drew their attention, using himself as a distraction until they'd won a decisive victory in which the Dream SMP army retreated. Satisfied, Wilbur began to lead the group back, but Eret voiced that they had a secret edge that could win the war, and Wilbur responded with curiosity. He allowed Eret to lead the group to the Final Control Room, opening the chest labelled with his own name and voicing confusion when it was empty. Eret turned traitor, unleashing Dream and his men on their forces, and though Wilbur tried to rally his allies through the confusion, he and the rest of L'Manberg were killed, taking the first of their canon lives. Wilbur himself was slain by Punz.

   Wilbur voiced contempt for Eret afterwards, trying to evaluate what supplies they had left, and was dismayed to find that L'Manberg had no longer had anything significant to its name. Wilbur traveled out to meet with Dream by himself, intending to negotiate an end to the war with Dream, but he denied Wilbur's offer of peace, instead threatening to detonate a single block of TNT within L'Manberg's walls if they did not surrender on the spot. Wilbur treated the threat as insignificant, standing by his morals and encouraging the others to do the same, but when Dream lit the TNT, it activated a hidden wealth of explosives that had been set by Eret, completely decimating the land they stood on and severely damaging the Camarvan. Wilbur and the rest of L'Manberg took refuge in a panic room built by Tommy, and Wilbur admitted that he was finally out of ideas and intended to finally give in.

   He brought Tommy with him to meet with Dream and negotiate terms of surrender. While he tried to stop Tommy from running his mouth, he couldn't keep him from challenging Dream to a one-on-one duel, and Dream accepted the challenge before much else could be negotiated. Displeased at the brashness of Tommy's decision but still respecting the courage of it, Wilbur and Dream agreed on the conditions: if Dream won, L'Manberg would surrender and its members would rejoin the SMP faction, and if Tommy won, Dream would recognize L'Manberg as an independent nation. After the event was set in stone, Tommy turned to Wilbur for moral guidance, and Wilbur reassured him despite his initial doubts about him risking his life, stating that Tommy should follow his heart. He counted down the duel from ten and watched Tommy die to Dream's fired arrow, losing his second canon life. Shattered, he led his men back to L'Manberg's walls, awaiting their end - but he regained his hope when Tommy returned to them with the news that he had secured their independence via the Disc trade.

   Atop the Camarvan, Wilbur penned a second version of the Declaration of Independance, finally officially cementing their full independence, and instilling himself formally as the First President of the nation.

5. #5

   Keys: Presidency of L'Manb

   Presidency of L'Manberg

   Making note that L'Manberg was not formed on the basis of democracy, Wilbur appointed TommyInnit as his Vice President, Tubbo as his Secretary of State, and oversaw the reconstruction of the war-torn land. As the land saw prosperity, and the members healed and recovered from the war that had finally concluded, Wilbur took a key role in inviting Nihachu to be a member of L'Manberg, becoming close friends with her in the process.

   In an attempt to earn more money for the Treasury, Wilbur executed a plan to start up L'Manberg's tourist business, intending to make the nation a desirable hotspot for visitation. He enlisted the help of Tommy and Tubbo in the plan, though he wondered if he'd accidentally influenced Tommy into having too strong an attachment to drugs when he proposed a strip club. Wilbur settled on making a paid park, though the park was oriented in the goal of attracting women and drug dealers (as per Tommy's wishes), though the park-alleyway result was a resounding failure in terms of money-making.

   During the Railway Skirmish, Wilbur stepped in briefly when it appeared that Tommy's reckless actions may lead to a second war with the Dream Team, advising for him to instead take a diplomatic route in an attempt to prevent further bloodshed. He didn't take an active role in the war, though, instead only providing advice for his vice president.

6. #6

   Keys: The L'Manbergian Ele

   The L'Manbergian Election In direct response to the rising threat of Civil War in L'Manberg's cabinet (namely between Fundy and Tubbo), it became clear that people were not listening to his decrees, and Wilbur grew frustrated, deciding he needed a way to reinforce and legitimize his position as the head of state. He set up and organized a presidential election, including Tommy as his Vice Presidential running mate. Their campaign was intended to be the only one on the ballot during the election, but this plan would quickly spiral out of control, as when he informed Quackity that the election was taking place, Quackity responded by creating the SWAG2020 (So We Are Gamers) Party in opposition.

   Because Wilbur had neglected to finalize the election ballot prior to this party's formation, Quackity's SWAG2020 campaign was perfectly legal and thus was eligible to run against him. To improve the marketability of their campaign, Wilbur and Tommy renamed what was up until then known as the The Right The Best Party to the POG2020 (Politicians of Gaming) Party. With this, the SWAG2020 vs POG2020 Election began.

   During the election cycle, Wilbur would participate in a presidential debate against Quackity, with Tommy participating in a vice presidential debate against Quackity's running mate, GeorgeNotFound. The debate ultimately didn't go well for either party, devolving into an argument without any structure. After the debate, Wilbur had a talk with Quackity and upon being asked to be casual, Wilbur explained that he did not agree with Quackity's idealism, and explained his own battle-hardened idea of revolution before leaving. Later, in a final moment of solidarity between political rivals, Wilbur, Tommy, and Quackity built the White House for the future president to live in, and went on a walk together.

   On the night before the election polls released, one last rally was held. When Wilbur's endorsement from a newly arrived Jschlatt went sour, he attempted to form a coalition with Quackity, but was denied when Quackity came to the conclusion that he was being used for votes. Instead, Quackity formed a coalition against POG2020 with the newly formed Schlatt2020, leaving Wilbur concerned for his position in cabinet as a whole. During this event, Dream enabled Schlatt with a crossbow, leading to him chasing Wilbur and Tommy away from the podium and into hiding. Shortly before the elections, Wilbur took Tommy's discs, promising to return them upon a victory for POG2020.

   Wilbur's party ended up winning the popular vote with 45%, but due to the coalition between SWAG2020 and Schlatt2020, his party ended up losing the election by a margin of 1%. After passing the Presidency over to Schlatt, Wilbur ended up exiled by the new Second President of L'Manberg alongside Tommy, his citizenship having been forcefully revoked. The two of them fled under fire, and Wilbur was shot and killed again by Punz, costing him his own second canon life. Upon respawning, he regrouped with Tommy and watched from a distance as L’Manberg’s walls were destroyed and the flag was burned down by Fundy. They sang the L’Manberg anthem for the last time together before making their retreat.

7. #7

   Keys: Manberg Rebellion Ar, Exile from Manberg

   Manberg Rebellion Arc, Exile from Manberg

   Due to being effectively banned from both SMP and L'Manberg soil, Wilbur led TommyInnit to a cave in the wilderness to rebuild and regroup. He began to work on building the rebellion, reluctantly letting Technoblade tag along in spite of his status as an American. The three of them enlisted the help of Tubbo, who was working on the inside of the newly renamed Manberg, and moved the base of the newly created Pogtopia into a ravine system. Wilbur later "returned" Tommy's discs to him shortly after their exile due to their technical victory with the popular vote, although these discs were later found to be fake replicas.

   He acted as the leader of the rebellion, tracking and countering Schlatt's movements every step of the way. Wilbur began by refusing to take any immediate violent action, focusing on espionage and intelligence based missions.

   He and Technoblade ventured out to Manberg upon receiving a tip that Niki was in danger, and came to find her bakery had been raided of all belongings. Niki asked Wilbur if she could join the rebellion due to her no longer being safe in Manberg, but he refused her - saying that they weren't ready for new members. Shortly after they made it back, Tommy re-entered Manberg in secret, and upon seeing the new flag, requested permission from Wilbur to burn it down. At first, Wilbur disagreed, claiming they should not throw the first stone, but Tubbo showed him a document with all of the new plans for Manberg, and he changed his mind, issuing the command for Tommy to set fire to the new Manberg flag. However, Niki ended up being the one to burn it for revenge on Fundy for burning down the original flag which she herself built.

   During their exile, he and Tommy butted heads multiple times. Their disagreements started off as being casual bickering over minor things such as decorations, but they escalated over time. Due to the construction of a tunnel from Manberg to Pogtopia, Wilbur and Tubbo were forced to briefly disconnect the newly expanded Prime Path, which caused a new argument between him and Tommy. When Tommy grew upset, Wilbur proclaimed that there was a reason that he was not President, and that he never would be, and the two split ways for the remainder of the day.

   Later, Wilbur and Tommy traveled out to watch Schlatt give a declaration. Once again, Wilbur dissuaded Tommy from assassinating the President, and they listened in secret to hear him announce the Manberg Festival.

8. #8

   Keys: Descent into antagon

   Descent into antagonism On the return trip home after witnessing Schlatt announce the Manberg Festival, Wilbur wondered if he and Pogtopia were on the right side of history. He voiced his concerns aloud to Tommy, coming to the realization that he was playing the role of a villain. Instead of rejecting this, though, Wilbur embraced it, seeing it as his only path to a satisfactory ending.

   It became clear that during his exile, his mental state had been on a rapid decline, as he began to reconsider his relationships with his allies and his supporters. Wilbur seemed convinced that even Tubbo was not trustworthy, and that as soon as it was clear Schlatt would win, he would drop them for good.

   Tommy tried to dissuade Wilbur from his paranoid delusions, but failed, and Wilbur came to the realization that no matter what he did, he would lose. If he killed Schlatt, the people of Manberg would come after him - but if he remained inactive, Schlatt would come after him and have him executed. In his own words, he had nothing left to lose, which meant he had nothing stopping him from doing whatever he wanted.

   In a rush of anger, Wilbur declared that if he couldn't have Manberg, nobody could, and he began to plot to blow the nation up during the Festival just how Dream had during the original war. He arranged a meeting with Dream and initially secured 51 blocks of TNT from him, storing them in his Ender Chest, subsequently rigging the festival area in an optimal pattern for destruction, priming them for their intended detonation during Tubbo's speech. Later, he approached Tubbo about it, informing him that the only way they could win against Schlatt was to destroy the one thing he cared about. He warned Tubbo about the TNT in order to allow him the opportunity to run, tried to dissuade him from speaking to Tommy again, and gave him the task of tearing down Manberg's flag again once the rubble cleared.

   During the festival, Wilbur convinced Tommy not to actively oppose him, and the two laid in wait for Tubbo to speak his key words so he could activate the TNT. However, Tubbo ended up being caught and called out for being a traitor after speaking the line. Schlatt trapped him in concrete and called Techno up to the platform, telling him to kill Tubbo. Wilbur tried to reassure Tubbo that Techno would not follow Schlatt's orders, but he did anyways, resulting in the Manberg Massacre. Wilbur then tried to find his control room with the intention of setting off the bombs, only to panic and forget where he'd built it. While leaving, he overheard Nihachu confronting Schlatt and being threatened with an execution of her own. He went to face Schlatt in the middle of Manberg, telling Niki to run. The two shared cold words, and Wilbur initiated a large scale scuffle (the latter half of the massacre), before realizing his bomb plot needed to wait and retreating to Pogtopia for the remainder of the day.

9. #9

   Keys: Post-Manberg Festiva

   Post-Manberg Festival Upon retreating to the safety of Pogtopia, Wilbur invited Niki to join their ranks formally by sending her the coordinates to the base. As he let her in, he encouraged Tubbo, Technoblade, and Tommy to fight about what had just happened, even carving out a pit for Tommy and Techno to fistfight in. He goaded Tommy, reminding him he would never be president, pressuring him into striking at Techno in anger. Once the fight had concluded, Wilbur came to the conclusion that he wasn't done yet, and that his TNT plan was very much still a viable plot despite the failure of the festival. After securing Techno's willing support in his scheme, and explaining how he planned to duplicate TNT, the day's events came to a close. Niki, Tommy and Tubbo were firmly against his TNT plan and decided together that Wilbur had officially lost his grip on his mental health.

   The day after, Tommy announced to Wilbur that he had recruited Quackity to their side, and Wilbur watched as they pulled off a minor prank on Manberg. Despite initial hesitation, he led Tommy and Quackity to the location of his button, having found it again after the festival, and proceeded to talk to them before threatening to push it right then and there. Both Quackity and Tommy tried to stop him initially, encasing him in stone at first before Tommy made the decision to seal off the entrance, telling him that if he detonated the bombs, they would be going down with him, then urged Quackity to step aside and let Wilbur make the choice. Wilbur turned away and relinquished control of the rebellion to Tommy, realizing he didn't have the strength to go through with his plan yet, and reluctantly destroyed the button. However, when Tommy and Quackity had their backs turned, he placed it back, singing the anthem in order to calm himself, and promising that one day he would be back for it.

   The three regrouped and went to discuss a new plan to retake Manberg - "Plan Ass" - involving Quackity's betrayal of Schlatt. Wilbur seemed to support the plan vocally, though it's not clear if he ever had any faith in it, because he was persistent in making several backup plans, one of which was his network of explosives - "Plan Bomb."

10. #10

    Keys: Niki's Birthday Part

    Niki's Birthday Party After a week of silence regarding the progression of Plan Ass, Wilbur seemed to lose faith in the idea. At Niki's party he seemed okay apart from being tired, and willingly spent time with the other guests. After they all left except for Niki, Karl and Quackity he insulted Quackity after Quackity sung a song for him and then revealed to the remaining three that he'd been waiting for an audience in order to resume his explosion plot, and attempted to detonate the rigged TNT again. He ran to the button room with the others in pursuit. He said he was going to sing Niki a song, and began singing the L'Manberg Anthem to her before the song was cut short by Niki screaming at him to stop.

    Quackity managed to convince him to hold off on Plan Bomb by promising that one, he would secure the primary plan by Friday, November 6, and two, that if things showed the slightest signs of going wrong, Wilbur could detonate the explosives. He agreed to this plan, and presumably logged off in the button room in anticipation.

11. #11

    Keys: Failure of Plan Ass

    Failure of Plan Ass

    Wilbur accompanied Tommy to watch Quackity attempt to scam Schlatt out of his leadership, ready to detonate at any moment. The plan fell through, and Wilbur extracted Quackity from the situation by firing an invisibility arrow at him. When things fell further south, he ran to detonate the bombs as promised, but Schlatt had deactivated them, rendering them useless when he pressed the button. Believing that the TNT had been relocated to their base, he retreated to Pogtopia, where Fundy and BadBoyHalo joined them - notably, Wilbur did not take the bomb threat seriously, instead playing idly with the copious amounts of buttons that had been placed earlier as a prank by Fundy. He didn’t seem to particularly care that his son had rejoined him, either, and for the most part ignored him.

    Fundy was determined to get back on his good side, however, and revealed his gathered intelligence on Schlatt's declining health - A spy's diary - to Wilbur, prompting him to suddenly believe the power had shifted, and that the people were once again siding with his side of the rebellion. This seemed to only fuel Wilbur's drive to explode Manberg, though, believing that only his one true enemy would be affected, and furthered his theory that people only rallied around whoever appeared to be strongest.

    Dream entered Pogtopia, informing the members that he had been offered something that the rebellion could not provide, and that he would be defending Schlatt from that point onward. Despite his shift in loyalty, he still supported Wilbur's bomb plot, offering to provide gunpowder for new TNT. Wilbur proposed that they set up an end to the scheming and the plotting, choosing a date for a final conflict that would end the fighting between Pogtopia and Manberg and finally declare a victor.

    After agreeing to November 16, Dream revealed that there was a traitor among the ranks of Pogtopia, someone who would be more surprising than Eret. At this point, he and Wilbur were already in partnership, and Wilbur had made a deal with him that no matter what the outcome of the war was, he would detonate Manberg. Vocally, though, Wilbur reassured the members of the rebellion that he would fight on their side, and that he would only detonate the land if Pogtopia showed any signs of losing.

    Together with the members of Pogtopia, Wilbur formally established the L'Mantree, a landmark of the nation that had survived the copious amounts of war they had suffered through. He marked it with a sign, mentioning that it needed to be protected for as long as possible, especially in the upcoming war - at this point in time, Wilbur was already conscious that he would inevitably end up lighting the TNT to explode the area.

    Afterwards, the members of Pogtopia began to formally plan for war, but Wilbur did not take a vocal part in the process. As the rest of the rebellion members began to prepare, he took a back seat, eventually separating himself entirely from the group in order to go and collect sand to make TNT. Before the war, he managed to amass eleven and a half stacks of TNT, laying them beneath Manberg and once more wiring them up to his button room.

12. #12

    Keys: Betraying L'Manberg

    Betraying L'Manberg Wilbur seemed to better a little as he worked alongside the rebellion during the take back of L'Manberg, fighting with his allies and expressing a false sense of hope - though, notably, he refused to wear any armor. When preparing, he noticed Jack Manifold walking around and killed him, taking a canon life, he later told Jack it was because he forgot who he was. He reassured Tommy that he would not detonate the land if things went well, and that he had no intention of going down with Manberg, and voiced belief that everyone was on his side. This was all an act; at several points over the course of fighting, Wilbur spoke up about how it was most likely that he himself was the traitor, and he had full intentions of blowing up L'Manberg and of killing himself in the process from the get-go. During early conflict, Dream seemed to make an effort not to attack Wilbur despite his lack of armor, and Wilbur purposefully missed several opportunities he had to attack or kill Dream.

    Despite his somewhat suspicious behavior, such as his purposeful trailing behind the group, or his disappearance mid-fight to speak to Dream privately, nobody seemed to take the threat of him betraying them seriously, likely believing Wilbur's betrayal would be too obvious to be true. On the cue of Dream, he stopped the fighting and herded everyone into the Camarvan to watch Schlatt die of a drug-induced heart attack. In order to make the others let their guard down, Dream proceeded to claim that there had been no traitor, to which Wilbur feigned a surprised reaction.

    In the haze of supposed victory, he chose Tommy to be the new president, but when Tommy refused and tried deflecting, he elected Tubbo instead, pretending to be pleased and content with their victory. After Tubbo finished his speech, however, he excused himself, intending to make true on his promise to destroy L'Manberg once and for all, having come to the conclusion that the land he had once fought for - even with his friend and Tubbo at the helm - was well and truly dead.

    Finally realizing that he needed to step in and save his son, Philza spawned behind him and attempted to talk him out of it, but Wilbur could not be convinced, and he detonated the explosives, destroying the majority of central L'Manberg. He then handed Phil his sword and requested for his father to kill him. Phil initially refused, but Wilbur pointed out that everyone gathering around the control room wanted him dead, and expressed a shred of remorse for having blown up what they had all worked so hard for. After a long hesitation, Phil complied, and Wilbur surveyed the damage he had caused once more before canonically dying for the third and final time.

13. #13

    Keys: Afterlife, Post-death

    Post-Death, Afterlife

    In the afterlife, Wilbur spent what he perceived to be at least nine years with Schlatt and Mexican Dream. However, the circumstances of the resurrection attempt led to a weakening of the barrier between life and death, as well as Schlatt's disappearance - despite his lengthy stay with his enemy, their relationship didn't seem to improve, as Wilbur was thankful to get away from him. Wilbur remained unaware of the happenings on the server as a result of his stay in the void, though he soon noticed a space opening up in the afterlife for Tommy. Wilbur described the Afterlife as a train station where nobody saves for the other death players existed.

    After Dream's imprisonment, as a result of the weakening of the barrier, Wilbur somehow contacted Tommy and Tubbo from the afterlife. He attempted to find out how they'd evaded death, trying to cheer Tommy up when he appeared somber.

    The boys assumed that they were speaking to Ghostbur, but Wilbur spoke dismissively of his spectral form, distancing himself from that iteration of him and cementing himself as the "real Wilbur." He voiced genuine surprise at the boys' victory, expressing his pride for their pacifist victory. When asked if he wanted to return to life, though, Wilbur denied, explaining that he'd finally found salvation and was content in death.

    Tommy told Wilbur that Dream knew how to bring people alive, and that was the only reason he still was on the server. Taken by surprise, Wilbur became upset, explaining that they'd messed up, because he didn't even want to come back, and Dream could bring back negative powerhouses like Schlatt to the server. When Tommy began to explain, though, his connection began to fade, and they bickered until Wilbur faded from the living realm once more. Despite their brother-like bickering, Wilbur made sure to remind Tommy that he was proud of him, and left the conversation on a fond note.

    Wilbur appeared again in a debatably canon interaction to repeat "I'm burger" to Charlie, before fading from the living realm again.

    Later, upon Tommy's death, he seemingly warmly accepted him into the afterlife, treating him as he would have whilst alive. He still held the stance that both he and Tommy were bad for the Dream SMP, and seemed to hold a continued self-guilt towards the troubles of the server. He seemed to spend the time by playing card games, and talked a lot about setting up tournaments, holding no desire to come back to life despite his earlier reluctant acceptance.

    It is implied that he acted increasingly unsettlingly, as Tommy warned Dream not to ever bring Wilbur back. Despite this, Dream voiced an intent to resurrect and subsequently manipulate Wilbur into helping him escape from Pandora's Vault, later doing so on April 29.

14. #14

    Revival Wilbur was resurrected by Dream using the Revival Book. He woke up where he died, on the resurrection shrine built on top of the Button Room, and appeared disoriented, voicing that he felt numb. However, upon seeing Tommy, he perked to attention, and began talking excessively about his experiences in the afterlife. He'd experienced Hell, and found a brand new reason to live in the horrors of it, and spoke with excitement for the future before running away to begin work on his new plans.

    Revival tour After turning back up, Wilbur re-approached Tommy, attempting to apologize to him. He asked for Tommy to give him a tour around the server, during which he apologized to Skeppy (who accidentally killed Friend), and they came across the roof of the prison. The two talked about Tommy's exile, upon which Wilbur revealed that he could remember it all. He voiced that if he'd had control, he would have struck Dream down, but that he'd since changed his mind and come to the conclusion that Dream was a hero, and was locked up because he was too powerful. He cut off Tommy's rebuttal to go and apologize to Jack, in the hotel.

    Tommy attempted to change his mind against Dream, trying to remind him of history, but Wilbur spoke that he made an oath of not lying, and claimed that he didn't care about L'Manberg, and more about the idea of 'sticking it to the man'. He explained while they went to the Museum that he did care for the ideals of L'Manberg, but not the specifics, and voiced that he'd moved past it - that while they were once family, they were simply friends now.

    Wilbur voiced a desire to meet Ranboo after they stumbled across a photo of him, explaining that he had absolutely no issue with anyone on the server, and that he was deeply apologetic. He apologized to Ranboo, and voiced that he should never do anything like it again, and that he wanted to get to know more about him. He questioned if Ranboo had a side, and when he revealed he had no side, he questioned if Ranboo was intentionally on everybody's side in order to get ahead, asking Tommy if he'd ever actually gone against his word. He almost seemed to regret questioning Ranboo, questioning his social skills before cutting himself off.

    He asked once again what Ranboo's philosophy was, before criticizing it by explaining that it only worked in a perfect world, where there were no wars. Ranboo implied that Wilbur's death had led to peace, upon which Wilbur almost took offense, but he backed down, apologizing yet again. Later, he voiced his frustrations, explaining that Ranboo seemed like his polar opposite, and that he couldn't bond with him, which frustrated Tommy - he once again said the server would be better without Wilbur, which amused him.

    Frustrated, Tommy stood up for himself against Wilbur, who proposed a fight to settle their differences. Though he lost, Wilbur was happy, stating that, in the grand scheme of things, the moment he pressed the button, he won. When Tommy tried to pipe up, he instead decided he needed to talk to Phil, asking where he was, mentioning there was a backlog of letters left for him. They met up with him, and Wilbur thanked Phil for killing him, before Tommy explained about exile further to him in response.

    Phil mentioned Wilbur's lying to him, and he explained that he wasn't that big of a liar, and, in a roundabout way, explained that he lied to Phil because he didn't want to make him upset, apologizing for not writing more. He tried to promise Phil that New Wilbur was much better, but Tommy explained to Phil that he was being a bit "sus," though neither Phil nor Wilbur agreed. Wilbur explained how solitude changed him, and how he was much worse six years prior to his resurrection, and that he had supposedly come "full circle." Still frustrated, Tommy called him an asshole, and Wilbur agreed, explaining that he only knew him for a few hours.

    Wilbur went on to explain that he'd made a few plans, which weren't ready yet, and mentioned how he was rude to Ranboo to Philza. He asked Phil for a room and a shower, since he was homeless, and Phil offered him a bed. He tried to lead Tommy away, but he got frustrated, so Wilbur offered to let him into his new plan. Wilbur explained that they'd need to gather stone. When Tommy voiced that cobblestone was much better, he explained that cobblestone could work, though when Tommy asked what he was doing, Wilbur refused to explain, teasing him about the stone-gathering in order to coax him into getting it with Phil.

    Splitting ways to travel alone, Wilbur voiced that he could rebuild, and that he was done apologizing, retracing a path he learned in order to get to L'Manberg in order to investigate something he saw - the letter Quackity left for him. He read the message aloud, and repeated the lines he said to Quackity back during the war, about power being won through blades, before leaving. He later traveled out to Las Nevadas in order to meet with Quackity in person.

15. #15

    Keys: Contesting Las Nevad

    Contesting Las Nevadas Wilbur met up with Tommy in L'Manberg's remains once again, inquiring about what he'd been working on. Tommy proceeded to lead him to the collected stone that he had requested. Wilbur admitted that he'd forgotten about the initial request, before explaining that he wanted to go on a mission, leading him away from the mine. He pointed out Purpled's UFO, pointing out amusedly that someone had copied him by using TNT. Wilbur showed the message Quackity left him to Tommy, talking highly about the shrine left for him, likening "Nevadas" to a riddle.

    Wilbur reacted with surprise when Tommy voiced that he recognized the name, refusing to read his mailed message past the first line. Tommy explained that Quackity had started a nation, Las Nevadas, and noted that he hadn't visited it yet, and Wilbur asked where it was, asking to be led there.

    He lied again about the contents of the book, promising to Tommy that Nevadas would bring him Primes and proceeding to follow him to the country's location. Wilbur voiced aloud that most people seemed to have taken a disliking to him (besides the three people who he cared about), and assumed that Quackity would share the same negative first impression. He reacted in awe to the sight of Las Nevadas, meeting Quackity at the entrance. He greeted Quackity happily, referring to him as a President with surprise and immediately aligning to work alongside him - though, Quackity denied his request to join.

    Wilbur attempted to defer to Quackity as a servant or assistant, quickly growing frustrated when Quackity kept rejecting him. He attempted to skirt around Las Nevadas, locating the nearest land he hadn't claimed, before asserting that Quackity was being petty, and immediately beginning to work on the competition for the new-found nation. Wilbur laughed at Quackity's competition, allowing him to attempt to convince Tommy to join Nevadas instead of his new project - though he grew antsy when they took too long, whispering Tommy.

    He visibly grew frustrated at the chance that Tommy might join without him, asking Tommy if he was in danger of being hurt and attempting to find him moments after. He tried to appeal to Tommy, voicing that he was all he had. He claimed he did not want to make a country, but somewhere he could feel safe, citing that it had been so long since they had felt safe and that Tommy deserved safety. Wilbur began to build walls for his HQ as Tommy began to explain to him that he had rearranged his priorities, and stating that he wanted a place to feel honest and safe, admitting his wrongdoings and ultimately choosing to stay with him.

    Wilbur and Tommy began to make a penis in Quackity's lake, and Tommy asked if Wilbur had a crush on Quackity, to which he replied that they had a complicated relationship, but it wasn't at that level yet. The two began to call for Quackity to watch them build, jeering over his taunting and arguing. Wilbur began to yell, reminding Tommy of who ran against them, and who would have fought him in Pogtopia's battle pit, as Quackity attempted to remind the two of history repeating itself.

    Wilbur attempted to retreat, citing they'd won, but he went quiet when Tommy's face fell. The two mellowed down immediately when Tommy tried to speak up, and Quackity apologized, touring Wilbur and Tommy around Nevadas. He reasserted that Tommy could do as he pleased, as long as he wasn't left alone and tactfully keeping Tommy out of the strip club. Quackity led Wilbur and Tommy into a gambling machine, offering them a free handful of spins - Wilbur voiced his approval for the machine after winning once. When Tommy lost Linda to the machine, he decided to try and guide him away from gambling.

    Quackity guided Wilbur and Tommy to the top of the Nevadas Eiffel tower, and Wilbur worried when Tommy made a suicide joke. When asked by Quackity, Wilbur voiced that he liked the view, reminiscing on L'Manberg's views. The trio took a seat, and Quackity asked Wilbur quietly how he was alive - Wilbur voiced that he was done with lying, explaining how he was swapped with Ghostbur - their talk was interrupted when Tommy almost fell off the edge. The three sat down to talk.

    Wilbur and Quackity talked about their talk after the elections, reminiscing about it - Quackity offered to pick Wilbur's brain again. Wilbur grew unnerved slightly, explaining how he'd lost everything - decades off his life, everyone he cared about, and the like - and explaining how he had been humbled by death. Upon asking, he listed off everyone he'd seen since the revival, voicing how he wishes he could have seen more - Quackity responded in interest, asking what Wilbur's plans for the future are. Wilbur defended Quackity, voicing that Tommy could join Nevadas if he wanted to, but seemed pleased by his decision to join him.

    Quackity pressed the revival topic, and Wilbur finally voiced that Dream brought him back, voicing that he was his hero. Quackity mentioned that he'd been visiting Dream, voicing happiness about it. When questioned by Tommy, Wilbur returned the questioning, asking how Tommy was brought back, and questioning aloud about the Prison's warden system. After being informed about the visitation scheme, Wilbur perked up, interested by the idea of visiting Dream, and immediately stood up.

    Wilbur began to run with excitement, voicing intent to visit Dream in person despite Tommy's arguing otherwise and insisting that he would be okay. He voiced frustrations about the version of him that Quackity was agreeing with, trying to voice that he was trying to be a better person, and that he felt he needed to see Dream to tie up loose ends - likening it to a funeral.

16. #16

    Keys: Establishing Paradis

    Establishing Paradise Burgers Wilbur arrived at Phil's house, asking for food and commenting on his living space, settling in further in his attic. He came to Phil with a proposition about his meeting with Quackity, talking about moving past his history. He talked highly of his time with Quackity, mentioning how he thought few people seemed afraid of him, and talking about the wealth gap.

    He came to Phil with a question about Q being left unchecked, but lamented over the lack of a government and police force and Techno's power vacuum that lets Las Nevadas run. He proposed to Phil a burger van to counter this, expressing his definitely-no ulterior motive plan. Phil mentioned that he had no experience, but that Ranboo might be able to help, and Wilbur laughed at the news he was supposedly lonely, before initially refusing the idea to help with him, voicing his concerns over Ranboo's oddities. Phil threatened to kick Wilbur out if he didn't play nice, and Wilbur gave in on the one condition that Phil promise to help just in case.

    Wilbur met with Ranboo awkwardly, raising his idea and offering his tentative friendship, presenting his real estate to him and lamenting his own lack of resources. Upon securing his help, they made their way to the land Wilbur had claimed, talking about Ranboo's previous endeavors with Tubbo. Wilbur spoke about how they would be a competition, as competition is healthy, and questioned Ranboo's likes and dislikes of people, using Dream as an example. Upon their arrival at the Las Nevadas Burger shop, Wilbur commented on how the city was lifeless, criticizing it. He left signs to prove a point, commenting on how they would probably never be removed.

    They arrived at Wilbur's land, working on construction together - while Ranboo built, Wilbur gathered resources. They proposed the name Paradise initially, and Wilbur commented on how Ranboo seemed to have been in every conflict since Wilbur's death, questioning his beliefs again. He asked why Ranboo had come to help him, and when Ranboo claimed Wilbur wasn't that bad, he questioned that assessment of him. Ranboo's response seemed to genuinely catch him by surprise, and Wilbur had to stop to wipe tears away before turning and being honest, saying he thought he scared people and citing his numerous self-identified wrongdoings and how people react and expect him to repeat them.

    He commented on Ranboo's perspective, coming to the conclusion that they understood each other completely, linking them via their anxiety - which he explained kept them alive. Wilbur voiced how Ranboo's openness meant he was probably braver than him, and he complemented this decision before deciding not to psychoanalyze him further. Wilbur went on to steal from Las Nevadas and gather resources, asking Ranboo about the new nations of the server (Snowchester, Kinoko Kingdom), asking if Phil and Techno had not been successful like they claimed. He questioned Ranboo's role again before gathering wool.

    In order to legitimize his product, Wilbur custom named his steak, before asking Ranboo's opinion of Tommy and agreeing with his high view of him. Together, they went back to the Las Nevadas joint, and Wilbur encouraged him to break some windows, before giving him TNT to light to prove his trust. When Ranboo passed, lighting the bomb, he showed pride in him, letting him leave shortly after.

    Wilbur then left a sign with his and Ranboo's names on the crater, and a chest with diamonds for Quackity to inevitably find.

17. #17

    Keys: L'Manberg's Independ

    L'Manberg's Independence Day Alongside Ranboo, Wilbur approached the now-revamped L'Crater. He sang the first few lines to the National Anthem as he went, linking it to Tommy, before the duo came across Tubbo, who had been also singing the anthem by the crater. Wilbur greeted Tubbo with joy, as he hadn't properly talked to him yet, and reassured him that - while he'd been very overwhelmed during his resurrection, he had since calmed down. In an attempt to continue his path to the future, Wilbur apologized to Tubbo for making him President, taking claim of the crater as a whole, and Tubbo forgave him.

    Tubbo proceeded to inform Wilbur that he hadn't created the crater they stood in front of, describing how Phil and Techno had worked with Dream to destroy the nation that Tubbo had tried to remake. Wilbur reacted incredulously at the information - not the action, but the reasoning - before reacting with positive surprise at the news that somebody had cared enough to rebuild his nation, thanking Tubbo for the action. He tried to invite Tubbo to the Paradise Burger establishment after he admitted that he felt aimless, but Tubbo declined, saying he didn't trust Wilbur yet.

    Confused, Wilbur attempted to ask why, but when Tubbo stood his ground, he instead complimented him and asked him simply to visit. When Tubbo decided to stay put, he accepted that, too, instead leaving him with a rabbit's foot that Tommy had given him and leaving with Ranboo. The duo walked together, and Wilbur talked with him about the original L'Manberg, explaining that he had lied about his detachment to the country in order to minimize his own weaknesses, and that the country meant a lot to him on an emotional level.

    Upon arriving at the Ranvan, he complimented the design, mentioning that he appreciated Ranboo's company a lot - while he cared for Tommy, whenever he assisted Wilbur, he ended up reminded of Pogtopia, describing himself as having been a "sick man" (in the illness sense). Again, Wilbur asked why Ranboo had chosen to help him, upon which Ranboo explained that he knew what it felt like to feel alone - Wilbur expressed that he believed their friendship would be good as a result.

18. #18

    Keys: Competition with Tub

    Competition with Tubburger Wilbur and Ranboo met in the Ranvan once more in order to taste test their burgers. When Ranboo voiced that he was thankful for the opportunity to have an impact on history, lamenting his past, Wilbur encouraged him, mentioning that it wasn't necessary to have an impact on history - but he was supportive and happy nonetheless. Stealing a horse, the two decided to head to Las Nevadas to check out Quackity's reaction, waiting by the sign for his arrival. Though they waited a solid few minutes, Wilbur opted to act coolly in front of him, showing off the horse he'd assumed was Quackity's (but wasn't).

    Quackity expressed approval at the Ranvan after having been shown it, complimenting it to their faces when Wilbur offered a sample, before leading the two back to the restaurant they'd vandalized. Instead of being upset, he thanked them for the incentive to upgrade, before showing off Tubbo as a new manager - this shocked Wilbur, who'd failed to employ Tubbo the day before. They exchanged thinly veiled words of positivity around this, and Wilbur offered to hang out with Quackity privately before leaving with Ranboo and cheering about how Quackity made him feel alive.

    Concerned for his partner, Wilbur asked Ranboo if he might have a problem with this new development. Hiding the status of his marriage with Tubbo behind a guise of businessman ship, Ranboo led Wilbur to his secret room underneath the Las Nevadas strip club, which Wilbur expressed approval of, offering the idea of linking it to the Ranvan for espionage. On the way back, Wilbur proposed a plan B to Ranboo, explaining that it would be to protect any innocents should the rivalry go south, and handed him approx. 16 TNT to lay under the casino and link to a hidden button and leaving him to set up.

19. #19

    Keys: Hitting on 16

    Hitting on 16 It is important to note that, as a result of meta issues revolving the Dream SMP writing, Hitting on 16 - a short story published by Wilbur and approved by all appearing characters - is a canon divergence of sorts. It is up to audience interpretation.

    Wilbur and Tommy began work on a redirection to the Burger Van, as it had sold zero burgers - presumably due to a lack of accessibility, as Wilbur mentioned finding out in a survey. Wilbur worked on the roads, while Tommy brought supplies. After being given a drink of water by Tommy, and working for a total of four hours, Wilbur concluded work for the day. Overnight, Wilbur wrote a poem.

    “ I am the gilding of the gold

    I am the painting of the lily

    I am the crushing of the sand

    I am the tirading tide of bland

    I am the taunting silver light which penetrates and scars the sky

    I am the remnant hopes and dreams of all good men that come to die

    I am the surgeon's chromium dagger

    I am turgid Las Nevadas

    ” —Wilbur Soot

    Later, after being summoned to the Needle, Quackity and Wilbur shared a meal in Las Nevadas. Somewhere before this meeting, Wilbur had written a poem about the country’s artificiality. Though their meeting started amicably, it quickly devolved into a petty argument, snowballing rapidly. However, it changed course when Quackity offered Wilbur a position of government in Las Nevadas - as Vice President.

    Having come to see the title as a pity offering, and something beneath him, Wilbur became angry, offended at the offer. He began to argue once more, criticizing Quackity’s career, before being stunned into silence when Quackity told him he doesn’t think about him, and asked him to leave. Wilbur re-met with Tommy at the base of the Needle and left.

    Later, at night, Wilbur proposed a heist to Ranboo, planning to steal Ossium - or, as Wilbur believes its name to be, Boner - and hold it ransom. He didn’t care much for disguise, and the two were quickly spotted with the horse by Tubbo - Wilbur led Ossium away and asked Ranboo to deal with the interruption instead.

    The next day, Wilbur and Tommy set up a trap for Ossium - to explode it in front of Quackity as soon as it stepped off a stone pressure plate, and stun him into never messing with them again. Tommy questioned Wilbur if the plan would work, and Wilbur responded defensively, insisting he’d never lied to Tommy before. Though he was unsettled, Tommy relented, promising he trusted Wilbur.

    Wilbur met Ranboo in the cave where the trap was set the next day - again, Wilbur encouraged him when he showed fears about the setup. The two fetched Quackity from his office together, leading him to the cave - however, instead of finding the horse in the trap, they found Tubbo on the pressure plate, having freed it himself.

    Both Wilbur and Quackity began to panic while Ranboo slipped off to try and help, and when Wilbur attempted to reach Tubbo to help him, Quackity butted in multiple times, eventually resulting in a fistfight between the two even after the glass barrier in the cave was shattered. They continued to fight until Ranboo called to them, having switched places with Tubbo to save his life.

    Wilbur called to Ranboo to attempt to rescue him, but Ranboo did not listen, and Wilbur watched helplessly as he stepped off the pressure plate and was blown up. He felt alive.

20. #20

    Keys: Apology Tour (Repris

    Apology Tour (Reprise) Distraught by Ranboo’s death, Wilbur resorted to asking his father for help. He poured his heart out about feeling unaccepted, and so Phil suggested that he should apologize, and then give people space to heal. Wilbur agreed, and turned to immediately offer Technoblade an apology for his actions in Pogtopia, before hinting that he would be leaving for a long time.

    When prompted for more people to apologize to, Wilbur thought of a second person, asking for Tommy to accompany him. On the way there, he explained the situation that Phil had told him, praising Phil’s advice to him and offering a task to Tommy.

    He began to explain that he felt like Ghostbur was separate to him, and that he felt like he’d wronged him by coming back. He then brought up DreamXD, citing the statue, and mentioned that he thought he could help Ghostbur find his Friend again.

21. #21

    Keys: Apology to Tubbo

    Apology to Tubbo Alone this time, Wilbur located Tubbo’s house and gently navigated into a friendly conversation with him, mentioning his prior apology and its failure. He explained his newfound identity, and though Tubbo seemed okay with it, Wilbur swore that he wanted to make it up to him by doing something big.

    Locating an ender chest, Wilbur explained that he had a plan, dodging Tubbo’s questions about its nature. He asked for Tubbo to wear his best armor and weapons, explaining that he needed a bow and arrow specifically and continuing to avoid Tubbo’s questions.

    He asked about what Tubbo had been up to, making light small talk before giving up on the arrow quest after failing to find any. The two headed into Eret’s museum, and Wilbur led Tubbo to the big server map.

    He then explained to Tubbo that he planned on invading a nation - when Tubbo voiced that he didn’t think it was a good idea, Wilbur asked what the issue was. Wilbur explained to him that he wanted to rekindle a flame, despite a few absences. Going on, he then explained that he wanted to invade the completely empty Boomerville.

    He and Tubbo moved in on the empty plot, reversing and replacing all of their signs. Together, they covered the windows with cobblestone and Wilbur closed them in by blocking the entrances. He then declared the seizure complete, and declared that they should wait for retaliation.

    When nobody arrived, Wilbur and Tubbo left through the ceiling, commenting on the absence. He commented on how strangely smooth their success had been, and built onto the roof in order to give a conquering speech to an audience of zero, declaring himself President.

    He voiced that he didn’t mind if Tubbo didn’t forgive him, and praised him for his loyalty. He reflected on the handing over of L’Manberg, and resented the situation, praising his presidency. He proceeded to hand over Boomerville to Tubbo, stating that he wanted him to have a safe place.

    When Tubbo stated that he forgave Wilbur, he was genuinely surprised, voicing that he didn’t expect it in the slightest. He quietly declined Tubbo’s offer to stay, explaining that he might not be around too much in the coming weeks, and that he wanted to make at least one good memory.

    He parted with Tubbo on good terms, and walked off, reassuring himself that he had done the right thing.

22. #22

    Keys: Apology to Eret

    Apology to Eret Reflecting on Tubbo’s parting words and the advice he got from Phil, Wilbur decided to visit Niki. On the path to apologize to Niki, he accidentally stumbled into Eret, and failed to sneak away from them, awkwardly greeting them outside. Deciding to indulge them in a conversation, the two entered the museum together, discussing the maps and the explosions. He silently found the book Eret left in the final control room, and decided to take the opportunity to apologize for being excessively rude after the war.

    Wilbur attempted to leave several times, but Eret dragged him back to talk longer. Wilbur expressed a desire to get out of their hair, but Eret asked for answers about why he ultimately betrayed Pogtopia. Quickly, Wilbur grew frustrated with the questioning, and the conversation devolved into argument when Eret called him a bad person. The conversation continued with Wilbur apologizing for his flaws, and he learned that Eret had attempted to revive him.

    The two walked to the crater while discussing their reasons for their actions further. On the bridge, he and Eret threw away one important item as repentance - the crown, for Eret, and TNT, for Wilbur. Talking about his plans for the future, Wilbur asked for a book so he could write Eret a message - when handing it to them, he requested they not open it until August. After finding out that Niki tends to visit Pogtopia, Wilbur thanked Eret and left.

23. #23

    Keys: Apology to Fundy

    Apology to Fundy Wilbur traveled to Pogtopia expecting to find Niki as per Eret’s advice, but found Fundy instead. They had an awkward greeting, questioning each other and Wilbur realized that Eret had intentionally lied to him to facilitate the interaction.

    Awkwardly, the two caught up. When Fundy mentioned Quackity, Wilbur decided to try and leave, only sparking anger from Fundy - he immediately apologized and returned, offering instead to hang out.

    Excitedly, Wilbur hit upon the idea of fishing with Fundy, offering to go with him. The two fished cows together, with Wilbur awkwardly showing Fundy proper technique. The two then moved onto fish fishing, and Wilbur guided him through it as well, applauding his victories.

    They stopped fishing when Wilbur caught a salmon and it got awkward, and he instead offered to play catch with Fundy. They played together, highlighting an odd family trend of a weak throwing arm, before Wilbur began to reminisce on his memories of Ghostbur, notably refusing to use his name in the discussion, before cutting it off and choosing to talk about memories of Fundy as a child instead.

    He talked about being an older man, reminiscing on the past warmly. When Fundy lamented that he felt uncared for, and felt as though Wilbur had left him, he explained that the end of his life had been very poor for him, and expressed genuine regret for it.

    While Fundy appreciated the words, he voiced that he didn’t accept the apology and voiced a desire for Wilbur to stay away from him. Visibly hurt, Wilbur silently agreed, moving to leave - when he turned back for a few last words, however, he found that Fundy had gone, having fallen off of the bridge and died.

24. #24

    Keys: Final confrontation

    Final confrontation with Dream Wilbur met with Tommy on the dock later that day, discussing Fundy’s death with him, and Tommy decided to try and cheer him up. When he mentioned Ghostbur as a “best moment”, Wilbur brought up the beach holiday alongside a bunch of other memories, eliciting confusion from Tommy.

    When Tommy brought up exile in order to clarify, Wilbur reacted with confusion, immediately asking more questions, suddenly being hit by a memory and visibly being confused by his conflicting memories. When Tommy deflected, Wilbur sidestepped, offering to help him cope with it.

    He lamented his own fears, offering instead to do some good for Tommy’s. The two set a safe word of “boobs” and sailed off to Logstedshire together. After sailing for a bit, they shored and went on a little tour. Tommy tried to redirect away from the main crater, but Wilbur basically fell in, and he ended up explaining to him what happened.

    Confused by the new information, Wilbur took a sympathetic stance to Dream at the beginning, before stumbling across the tower. Tommy explained its purpose, and he fell silent.

    Wilbur immediately imagined himself breaking away to immediately visit Dream in prison, interrogating him about exile. In his head, he pictured himself murdering Dream over and over.

    When he cut back to reality, he inquired about visiting him, only to find out that he was out of prison. Holding back anger, Wilbur insisted on luring him out, quickly incensed in his anger. When Tommy suggested tripping the prison alarm, Wilbur responded enthusiastically, expressing a desire to barter with him.

    After settling the plan, and reassuring Tommy, the two danced to a disc on the beach as a “better beach party”. The two headed to the Nether, planning as they went.

    Breaking into the prison with ease through the left-open door, Tommy ran off to set the alarm, and Dream ran out of the prison. Startled, Wilbur backed away as Tommy began threatening him and he greeted the two. Dream flicked a switch and disabled the exit portal. He mocked their attempts at intimidation.

    Using his own life as a tool, Wilbur ordered Dream to listen, threatening to kill himself. He tossed a book at Dream, ignoring Tommy’s requests, and ordered him to write. He ordered Dream to denounce himself and legitimize L’Manberg. He then ordered for Dream to burn the discs, ignoring the anger from Tommy. He soldiered through the response, only letting up on his threat to kill himself when the discs were burnt. Afterwards, he sent Dream away, leading Tommy out.

    When he guided Tommy away into the community house, though, he revealed that the discs were fake, thus setting Tommy free from their influence for good.

25. #25

    Keys: 2-Year Betrayal Anni

    2-Year Betrayal Anniversary On August 2, 2022, (the 2-year anniversary of Eret's betrayal), Wilbur spoke to Eret, stopping them from reading the book he had given them. He asked them to wait another month before reading the book, and says he wrote it under the impression that he would have left sooner. According to Wilbur, the book contains a message that means a lot to him. Eret agrees to wait, saying that they've waited 2 years already, so they can wait another month.

    Wilbur asks how Eret's been, and Eret tells him they've been thinking of moving out of their castle and building a fortress. They ask Wilbur if he's seen their museum, and he says he has. He adds that the book he's given Eret can one day be added to the museum.

    Eret asks Wilbur for any donations he may have for the museum, and Wilbur gives them a redstone block that Dream gave him for the wiring of the TNT used to destroy L'Manberg, and a nether star from Techno's wither.

    Wilbur then leaves, but not before reminding Eret to wait before reading the book, saying he'll be angry if they open it before then.

26. #26

    Keys: Reconciliation with

    Reconciliation with Niki Wilbur struggled with making a cake for a significant period of time, as a "gift for a friend". He was interrupted by Niki, however, who found him in the Community House after Eret informed her that he was looking for her. Wilbur admitted that he wasn't ready yet awkwardly, and she asked cautiously why he was there. Wilbur offered to fill her in on what happened, and did so.

    They exchanged small talk awkwardly. She brought up his broken promise, quietly expressing her emotions about having been abandoned, and Wilbur explained that he was unwell mentally. Niki went on to explain to him about feeling left in Manburg, and Wilbur expressed remorse for his actions, acknowledging how he couldn't do anything about it regardless. Despite everything, Niki expressed that she was happy he was back - and angry, simultaneously.

    Wilbur presented Niki with the cake he'd finally managed to make, and it was awful because he mixed up salt and sugar, but Niki still appreciated it. Relieved at that catastrophe, Wilbur recounted his experiences of his apology tour, explaining that he knew he had wronged her the most and that he wanted a clean slate. He explained that he wanted to do one good deed with her, but got interrupted by ConnorEatsPants, who ended up getting carted along to do the good deed.

    He expressed that there was one person (Ghostbur) who he could not apologise to, before being sidetracked by Connor's ex-prisoner status, informing him not to mess around. Wilbur then mentioned a desire to find and threaten DreamXD, so that he could apologise to his ghost properly. The three dug up friend the sheep, Wilbur explaining that he wanted to send friend to limbo with Ghostbur.

    Wilbur offered Connor up as the guinea pig to threaten DreamXD, informing him that he needed to break the rules and use an X-Ray texture pack - in order to summon the God. As expected, DreamXD arrived near instantly, teleporting to the group. Wilbur popped the question with Niki's support, but DreamXD instead instantly killed Connor (who was on his last life) and left without touching friend. Wilbur and Niki recoiled from having gotten a man killed, before going off to ritualistically sacrifice friend in a hole - shearing his blue wool for one last time to keep a memory of him.

27. #27

    Keys: Finale

    Finale After a flashback to the conceptualisation of L'Manberg with Tommy, during which he admitted to being proud of him, the two approached Las Nevadas. Wilbur planned on apologising to Quackity, but was ghosted, so headed off to leave anyway. However, he was stopped by Tommy, who got upset at the notion, and demanded an explanation - when he had an outburst, Wilbur backed down temporarily, and Tommy asked if Wilbur planned on suicide again. Wilbur denied the idea.

    Wilbur explained that he was from Utah after some more prodding and conversation about their bond, explaining that he was born in a storm and worked in a gas station for 16 years before arriving at the Dream SMP. Tommy seemed perplexed, but when Wilbur went to leave, asked for Wilbur to forgive the most important person (himself). Wilbur proceeded to admit to writing for Tommy, and handed him a book to read, which he did so.

    The book seemed to imply something about Utah, but the contents weren't revealed, and Tommy sadly waved Wilbur away, deciding to let him go. Wilbur left excitedly, and was presumably warped to Utah from the middle of the ocean.

28. #28

    Keys: Declaration of Indep, UNKNOWN, POG Policies, Electoral Balet, Authorship, Trade (9/8/20)

    As a fan of literature and an advocate for the preservation of history, Wilbur writes and signs a significant amount of the plot-important documents on the server, both during his first life and after it. Though they were once preserved on the server, as of the Doomsday War, most (if not all) of these books have been destroyed.

    Declaration of Independance

    • Written shortly after L'Manberg's conception, the Declaration serves as formal recognition for the nation's desire to remain separate from the greater Dream SMP. Two versions were authored (the first titled Independance, and the second titled Decree), both penned by Wilbur, as the first had been signed by Eret before his betrayal of the nation during the War for Independence. The second would officially promote Wilbur as the First President of the new nation.

    Trade (9/8/20)

    • A formal trade agreement signed by Wilbur as President of L'Manberg, dealing with the bartering of commodities such as drugs, hitmen, and lemons.

    Electoral Balet

    • The official document that would call for the SWAG2020 vs POG2020 Election, the first (and only) L'Manberg Election. Wilbur intended to finalize and sign this document before SWAG2020 could enter, but forgot to close it in time, ruining his plans to keep the nation under the leadership of a single party.

    POG Policies

    • Written during the run-up to the Election as a formal list of POG2020's promises should they be re-elected into presidency. Wilbur would bring this document to the L'Manberg Presidential Debate and attempt to persuade people into voting for his party with the various promises on the list.

    UNKNOWN

    • In his revised apology tour, Wilbur penned a book (presumably intended as a letter) and gave it to Eret to open in August, after he'd left. It is not currently known what the book contains.
29. #29

    Keys: Items · Secondary: Items

    Items Wilbur has never had very many personal items to his name. Even during his first life, he often refused to wear armor, and never personalized any items with his own names. In past, he has rarely had named weapons, such as the now-lost Pogtopia Stabber.[76] He lost the majority of his items in exile, as his ender chest space was taken by his literature. Later, when some of the literature was moved into Tubbo's care, Wilbur would fill his ender chest with stacks of TNT instead.

30. #30

    Keys: Items, Crossbow, Chekhov's Gun, Personal items

    Chekhov's Gun Mending, Piercing IV, Quick Charge III, Unbreaking III

    An enchanted crossbow presumably made by Wilbur himself after his death. Despite being owned exclusively by Ghostbur, it is seen as a memorial of the Real Wilbur by Tommy. Its name makes light of Wilbur's persistent habit of referring to his TNT Button as a Chekhov's Gun. Was in Tommy’s possession after Ghostbur allegedly asked ConnorEatsPants to give it to Tommy,[77] but has since been blown up by Dream.[78]

31. #31

    Keys: Diamond Sword, Items (Copy), Personal items (Copy), Sword, Pogtopia Stabber

    Pogtopia Stabber Sharpness I, Unbreaking I A sword made during the Pogtopia era on October 8, 2020, that has since been lost.[76]

32. #32

    Keys: lore, Sword (Copy), Items (Copy) (Copy), Personal items (Copy) (Copy), Diamond Sword (Copy)

    lore A sword formerly belonging to Ghostbur.[79] It was taken from Wilbur by Tommy on May 6, 2021

33. #33

    Keys: Dog, Pets, L'Dog

    L'Dog L'Dog was tamed by Wilbur when Tommy was out helping Technoblade reach Pogtopia. Later when the two return to Pogtopia, Technoblade was distracted by L'Dog. Technoblade commented on L'Dog's erratic movements, which Wilbur said is due to him being "frisky." Prior to being named L'Dog, Wilbur called him L'Chien (which is from French for dog, le chien). At the top of HBomb's parkour tower, Fundy punched a dog off the tower, sending it to its death. It is unknown if this was L'Dog, but as a result of its subsequent disappearance, it can be assumed that it was.

34. #34

    Keys: Relationship W Membe, Relationship, Negative, Dream

    Relationship(s) | Relationship with Members Wilbur's relationship with Dream was tricky during his first life. They were once bitter enemies on the server, leading opposing sides during the War for Independence, and they often clashed vocally over the battlefield as their nation's corresponding leaders. However, after the conclusion of the fighting, Dream seemed to have mellowed out towards Wilbur, and upon the banishment by Schlatt, Dream offered to help Wilbur's rebellion. Dream claimed to be helping Wilbur out of a change of heart, but Wilbur remained convinced that Dream was only looking to foster conflict in the SMP, and take down both Manberg and Pogtopia in one fell swoop, though this didn't bother him as Dream's intentions aligned enough with his own.

    During the Manberg vs. Pogtopia War, Dream sided with Schlatt, and for a period, Wilbur was publicly against him. However, in secret, Wilbur was actually still working alongside Dream as a traitor to his rebellion's cause, and blew up the TNT as per his wishes.

    After his death, though, Wilbur regarded Dream as a hero for his resurrection, having despised his time while in the Afterlife. Wilbur also regarded Dream's imprisonment as having been unjust and motivated by a desire for power grabs by other members of the server, power grabs he felt Dream had been standing up against and preventing. Wilbur appeared to admire Dream for his strength and willingness to act in the face of opposition and challenge. Despite a negative reception of these views from Tommy, Wilbur seemed to largely maintain his positive outlook on Dream.

    This changed when Wilbur learned about exile, and how Tommy attempted suicide as a result of Dream's actions - his previous hero worship immediately soured into murderous intent. Knowing that he was one of Dream's projects, Wilbur used this hatred and his status as a precious item to leverage a position of superiority over him, officially severing any good relationship they had shared.

    ---

    Dream is the founder of the Dream SMP, the server's owner, and its first member. He joined on April 24, 2020. He was previously the leader of the Dream SMP faction before being deposed during the Disc Confrontation.

    He opposed TommyInnit and Wilbur Soot in the Dream Team SMP vs. L'Manberg War and the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, instigated Tommy's exile, allied with Technoblade and Ph1LzA during the Doomsday War, and instigated some of the key conflicts of the Disc Saga. Dream is arguably known as the server's best duelist, the other top contender being Technoblade.

    Dream planned his later defeat during the Disc Confrontation by Tommy and the rest of the server, and was imprisoned in Pandora's Vault under the eye of its warden, Awesamdude. Dream, along with Punz, currently possesses the only method of revival, given to him by Schlatt, and was being tortured for the information by Quackity until his eventual escape.

    On November 28, 2021, Dream was broken out of Pandora's Vault by Technoblade and The Syndicate. He later took the abandoned prison as his base, where he planned his revenge and did testing to find out all the knowledge of the world.

    Physiology Appearance Dream's in-game appearance is a white smiley-face blob on a light green background. However, DreamXD called Dream a human,[2] and Dream confirmed while talking to Tommy in Pandora's Vault that he wears a mask in canon.[10]

    Personality Dream is an excellent strategist, and is incredibly well-composed most of the time. Nonetheless, emotions do play a large role especially when it comes to quick decisions.[11] Dream is a natural leader, seasoned in the art of military combat and is often never seen without fully enchanted armor and several weapons. He is mysterious by nature, taking care to mask his true intentions and hide behind his composed persona.[12]

    Towards most server members, Dream is generally reserved, misleading others into believing he has certain goals and characteristics.[12] This was especially apparent during the Disc Confrontation, when he made almost the entire server think that he wanted to use others' attachments to control them, even though this was never true.[13][14][15] After reviving Tommy, he acted surprised that he was able to do so and claimed that he was a god.[16] In reality, Dream and Punz had extensively tested the Revival Book before, and Dream already knew that it worked.[17] Dream only shows his true personality and motives when it suits him, but frequently does so around allies like Punz and Technoblade.

    Motivations Above all else, Dream used to hope to unite the server as "one big happy family", where no nations existed and everyone was part of the Dream SMP.[18][19] He was willing to use violence in the past to achieve this, such as when he denied L'Manberg their independence.[20] Dream still tried to further this goal during the Manberg Rebellion. It was during this time that Dream became more involved in destruction and chaos, aiming to disrupt the status quo.[21][22][23] This was all in the hope that in the end, neither Manberg or Pogtopia would exist and everyone would just be part of the Dream SMP.[24] In a discussion with Punz later on, they both agreed that the goal was always to have one united server.[18] In his heart, Dream wants everyone to be friends again.[25] However, he lost track of this idea as his hatred of nations and infighting grew, and Dream eventually concluded that they just needed to restart.[26][27]

    Dream's greatest fear is being alone.[25][28] After obtaining the Revival Book, Dream and Punz's main goal became to learn all the mysteries of the world.[29] They wanted to figure out everything that was unknown, what life was and how death worked. Dream sees knowledge as something beautiful, and aims to live forever with Punz to have time to learn everything.[30] Dream intends to know everything so that everyone can be invincible and live together forever.[31] That way, Dream would never be alone.[25] As he and Punz learned more about the world, Dream realized the seperation of knowledge between them and the other server members, and began to see them as simple-minded people who barely knew anything.[32]

    Having power and control is something that Dream enjoys, as he can use this for his plans. He liked the feeling of power and control that he got when he forced Tubbo to exile his friend Tommy.[33] When he gets the opportunity, Dream tries to have other people be in his debt. Through this debt, he can have control and power over them. This was the primary reason that Dream saved Technoblade during the latter's execution. It was also part of his motivation for reviving Wilbur. Wilbur was alive because of Dream and would forever be in his debt, which Dream could use in the future. Dream does not want to lose this feeling of power and would go far to retain it.[11]

    Morality Dream has a complicated view on morality, in particular on the notion of good and evil. He believes there is a fine line between good and evil and that it is hard to separate them. Dream is bitter about how most server members never consider whether he has reasons for any of his actions. They think that he has always been "pure evil", pushing him into the role of a villain again and again. He started lashing out when everything and everybody he cared about was attacked and taken from him. Now that he has nothing left, he will not stop lashing out until he is killed.[34] Dream does not think of himself as evil, regarding a truly evil person as somebody that does terrible things without reason or just because they enjoy them.[35]

    To accomplish his goal of obtaining knowledge, Dream is pragmatic and utterly ruthless to both others and himself. Dream has an "ends justify the means" attitude. He believes that anyone's pain and suffering is only temporary and will not matter in the end. Due to this, he does not care about his own pain or anyone else's pain.[31] This can be seen in how he and Punz experimented on Vikkstar and LazarBeam for months to test the Revival Book.[17][36] Dream was also willing to kill himself to learn about what limbo was like.[37] To make it seem like Punz had betrayed him, Dream let Tommy take two of his canon lives and let himself get locked up in Pandora's Vault.[38][18][14][39] However, Dream is protective of his allies, taking the blame for Ranboo blowing up the Community House and asking Punz to pretend to betray him to keep Punz safe.[40][41][42]

    In the past, Dream considered himself to be a peacekeeper who tried to solve every problem on the server.[43] While he has not taken this role in a while now, he still believes that he has good reasons for even the bad things that he does.[44] Dream sees most bad actions as being a matter of perspective. Somebody can be a good person in some people's perspectives and a bad person in others'. Dream believes that nobody is a good person and that everyone on the server has done bad things. He sees himself as a bad person, because he thinks it is necessary to be one in order to not get killed.[45][46] Dream often tries to make others understand that he did everything for a good reason, with varying degrees of success.[19][47][48]

    Trauma While in prison, Dream was tortured every day for months by Quackity to force him to give up the Revival Book,[49] and was starved and isolated by Sam for nearly a year.[50] This had a lasting impact on Dream's health.

    Dream generally acts like nothing that happened in the prison had any effect on him, brushing his experiences off or using them to achieve specific goals. Dream told Sapnap about the torture to make himself seem reasonable and make Sapnap understand why he had to escape from prison.[51] He told Foolish about it to make it clear that Quackity could not be trusted and that Dream was capable and competent for not breaking from the torture.[52] When telling the other person does not have the desired effect, Dream quickly moves past it and drops the topic.[53] However, Dream told Punz that Quackity had done "unspeakable things" to him in the prison,[54] and BadBoyHalo heard him screaming and saw Dream shaking and being unwilling to talk while in prison.[55] When Foolish asked Dream about giving the Revival Book away, Dream immediately backed away from him and went quiet.[56]

    Ever since he escaped prison, Dream has become terrified for his safety. He let Punz talk to Purpled to secure his help in taking revenge on Quackity, even though this risked Punz's cover.[57] Dream also secretly started living in the prison again because he feels that this is the only place where he can be safe,[58] as he is afraid that people will kill him in his sleep.[59] Despite that, he let the prison decay and deteriorate and kept living in the prison even after multiple other people found out that it is his base.[60][61]

    Dream uses his old role as "the villain" to show everyone that he is still powerful and should not be messed with. He did this when he encountered Tommy in Logstedshire,[62] as well as with Sam when Sam was locked in prison, calling himself the evil that was released from Pandora's Box.[63] While Dream dislikes how others dehumanize him and do not even see him as a person,[64][65] he has partially internalized this. He compares himself to a "pure evil" snake that bites without reason,[66] and disagreed with Tommy after Tommy said he realized that Dream was not the villain.[67]

    There are several physical problems that Dream was left with as well. He has memory issues, finding it hard to remember what happened while he was imprisoned.[68][69] He cannot remember some details from before the prison either, such as how he obtained the Axe of Peace during the Disc Confrontation.[70] Tommy and Tubbo noticed that Dream seemed slow and out of practice while fighting him in the prison,[71] and they thought he was not mentally well for choosing to live in his own hell.[72]

35. #35

    Keys: Relationship W Membe (Copy), Neutral/negative, Eret, Relationship (Copy)

    Relationship(s) | Relationship with Members Eret During the initial War for L'Manbergian Independence, Wilbur initially was open to Eret joining the nation, stating that they automatically had a visa due to their European blood. He displayed trust in them up until their betrayal, completely blind-sided by Eret's turncoat actions. After the mid-war betrayal, Wilbur despised Eret for their actions, seeing Eret as nothing but a traitor and often cursing them out or acting defensively around them. His prejudices against Eret would lead to him persistently refusing any support they offered to him and Tommy during their exile from Manberg. They fought on the same side in the final Rebellion war, but this may only be because Wilbur was already a traitor at that time, and he no longer cared about the others' loyalties. After Wilbur's resurrection, he and Eret were able to reconcile on their past mistakes, and their relationship seemed to become more positive.

    Eret is the seventeenth member of the Dream SMP, joining on July 19, 2020. They are the king of the Dream SMP and a former revolutionary of L'Manberg. Though they were briefly removed from the position during the Manberg vs Pogtopia War up until the Dethronement Fallout, they have since reclaimed their royal title from Dream.

    Due to their turncoat actions in the Dream Team SMP vs. L'Manberg War, they briefly served as an antagonist to L'Manberg, and were considered by many as a traitor. They have since made an effort to redeem themself, assisting Pogtopia in The Manberg Rebellion, and attempting to revive one of the people they hurt, Wilbur Soot.

    Physiology Eret is a human with light skin, brown hair, and pure white eyes. They always wear sunglasses to cover their eyes, which are white due to their relation with Herobrine.[5] They wear a crown, a red coat, a gray shirt, black pants, and black shoes.

    Foolish claims that they did not wear sunglasses before joining the Dream SMP.

    Personality Despite their betrayal of L'Manberg, Eret is a very kind and caring individual. They often leave pink wool in people's chests with the message "You Matter," and usually spends their time building. Their most substantial build is their castle, also known as the Pride Palace. Eret enjoys talking to many of the members of the server, as they are very amiable, and willing to speak to anyone no matter what past or previous conflicts they may have had. They even allowed HBomb to stay in their castle temporarily.

    Eret has a strong sense of justice, and feels the need to stand up for those who cannot stand up for themselves. Notably, Eret deeply regrets their betrayal, as they wanted to help Pogtopia in their efforts. Unfortunately, Eret got rejected almost every time they tried to help Pogtopia, as their betrayal always got brought up. Eret is trying to prove their loyalty, and while this is challenging, they are willing to do what they can in order to show that they truly wants to support people.

    Eret works towards the greater good and wants to bring the SMP back to its glory days and use their position as king to do so, but has been fairly directionless in their attempts ever since their original betrayal and has become increasingly indifferent towards the crown as it has caused others, such as the Anarchists, to exclude them from certain matters despite them only wanting to help.[6][7][8][9]

    Wilbur has said that Eret's D&D alignment is chaotic neutral.[10]

    “ Eret is chaotic neutral. Eret wants only to succeed in his world. He betrays L'Manberg early, but upon seeing it no longer benefit him or his wants/goals, he betrays again back into Pogtopia. He is satisfied only when he is succeeding (something he does well) ” —Wilbur on Reddit

    Flaws Eret's main flaw is their need to succeed. They betrayed their friends to become king when they thought Dream would win, but betrayed Dream when they saw that Pogtopia was more likely to win the war. They would go to whichever side is more likely to win, then betray them when they lose. They are reluctant to hurt their friends, but will ultimately put their own success over them in the end. This, however, has changed, as they have decided that they want to use their position as king for good and to protect the other members of the server. However, they fail to see that this is likely a futile effort, as in the end, the position of king doesn't actually give any power and is only a meaningless title.

36. #36

    Keys: Relationship, Neutral/negative, Fundy

    Relationship(s) | Relationship with Members Fundy Fundy is Wilbur's son, having been born inside L'Manberg's walls. Wilbur was allegedly a good father in the beginning, supporting Fundy's transition and promising him a good future, but their relationship suffered after Sally went missing when Fundy was nine years old. Later on, Wilbur often babied Fundy to the point where he assigned him a crayon-colored version of the L'Manberg uniform over the usual royal blue one. This excessive childish treatment led to more tension between the two, as Fundy grew rebellious and Wilbur only grew more overbearing. He refused to give his son proper acknowledgment for his war efforts, claiming that he was still too young and needed time to properly understand the weight of a political role in the cabinet. These events led to Fundy seemingly turning against Wilbur in the election and making his own party with Niki. While Wilbur was proud to hear that he would be running at first, the mindset quickly changed when Fundy revealed his supposed support for Schlatt and excitement upon his father's exile. Watching Fundy burn L'Manberg's flag down was one of the major factors that contributed to Wilbur's downward spiral, and it led him to resent his son to the point where they both disowned the other in public on separate occasions.

    Fundy eventually came out and revealed that he was always on Wilbur's side of the rebellion, leaking confidential information to him in the form of Spy's Diary. Wilbur seemed to still distrust him in spite of this, referring to him as a traitor and outwardly claiming to despise him, though this was said in a non-serious manner. It could simply be that Wilbur had stopped caring at that point about betrayal, as he had already made the decision to betray Pogtopia. Even after his betrayal, Wilbur displayed defensive affection for his son, attempting to defend him against Schlatt's abuse, and Fundy appeared to be dismayed upon seeing his father die, even if he couldn't forgive him for everything he'd done.

    Wilbur feels incredible guilt for having failed to apologize to his son, and feels guilty for having watched him die.

    Fundy (full name Fun Jonatahan micahel vincent georgina james sus Dy The Third[9]) is the twelfth member of the Dream SMP, joining on July 7, 2020. He was a member of Las Nevadas, formerly the Secretary of State within L'Manberg, the Archbishop of Manberg (prior to its dissolution), and joined Pogtopia shortly before the Manberg vs Pogtopia War. He was also a member of the Dreamon Hunters. He is the son of Wilbur Soot.

    Physiology Appearance Fundy is depicted as an anthropomorphic fox. He has orange fur with a white muzzle and white ears. He typically wears a white shirt with grey lines and a black jacket with black pants. He also wears a hat that matches the one worn by Jotaro Kujo from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, black with golden decals.

    Biology It has been stated countless times that his mother is a salmon. Wilbur has claimed that Fundy is a furry, but Fundy does not like being referred to by this title, so he is likely a fox - although it is unknown why he was born a fox. Like his father, Fundy did not inherit wings or the single canon life from his grandfather. However, it is unknown if Fundy can live for centuries like Philza can. Fundy is stated to be around 20 years old canonically, with him apparently being 22 at the time of his second death.[10][11]

    Personality Fundy is very creative and loves to set up structures and come up with elaborate schemes. He looks after his belongings and is loyal to a fault, as shown during the events of the Pet War. He usually refuses to forgive people for the wrongs that they have committed, preferring to get back at them in various ways. As an additive of this creativeness, he is very mischievous and enjoys playing pranks on others. His pranks are usually “very over the top,” but ultimately harmless, as are most of his schemes. He can also be a little stubborn at times and gives in easily to frustration.

    Although Fundy was likened to a child, he is very capable and can manipulate situations to his own advantage, as shown by his sly behavior in the "bee game" with Punz and how he covered his position as a spy during his time as a high-ranking official in Manberg. He is a good liar who can come up with falsehoods easily and trick others on the spot, giving him a certain charm, although not everyone falls for his trickery and scams.

    Throughout his life, Fundy was treated as a child by Wilbur, even as he grew older and tried to take on greater responsibility in life. From the L'Manberg Revolution onward, he watched his own father focus his attention on Tommy and Tubbo. Feeling neglected and patronized in his relationship with his father, the two became more split apart emotionally. He grew increasingly eager for approval, and wanted to be seen as his own person. Although he is able to act as himself and has a lot of friends, he still seeks the validation of an authority to replace what his father fails to give him.

    This key motive becomes the driving factor in his later decisions; although he originally intended to act as a spy against Manberg, he went to extreme lengths to earn the approval of Schlatt. His confidence in his beliefs wavered as Schlatt fed him the approval that he sought from Wilbur. Schlatt essentially became the "father figure" that he lacked by giving him credit and acceptance for what he did. As a result, he ceased to write in his diary for a while. However, deep down it seems that he didn't want Schlatt to fill that position, as, after witnessing him kill a cat, he immediately returned to his original plan.

    His desire for acceptance eventually led to a negative impact on his mental well-being. After a series of rejections and the realization that his actions meant nothing to anyone, Fundy snapped, turning to a villainous path because he thought there was no other way to get others' attention. While he was able to move away from this, at his core, he is deeply insecure, alone, and fearful of abandonment, making it very easy to exploit his insecurities for personal gain. As depicted by his dream's landscape, he feels that after so much desertion there is no one there for him and there is no one he can truly trust. At the same time, however, he still searches for approval. This leaves him very open to potential manipulation, as all people have to do is feed him the compliments he seeks and he will latch onto them, hoping for more approval.

    Although Fundy and his father were not on the best of terms towards the end, Wilbur's death, alongside the status of his mother, are very sensitive subjects for him, as is his status as an orphan. He states that he dislikes his father for his unavailability and infantilization during the revolution and his subsequent disappearance from his life through his death, and claims not to want to bring his father back to life, seeing how he was at the time of his death. However, later glimpses at his inner mind hint at a desperate longing for the kinder, more available version of his father from his childhood, something that has long been locked away from him.

    Wilbur has said that Fundy's D&D alignment is true neutral.

    “ Fundy is true neutral. Fundy is the most interesting alignment imo. He is almost chaotic by being bound only by his own want for acceptance. He follows no laws or statutes but still strives for one thing: to be loved by an authority. However, he strays from chaos in his attempts to rekindle with Wilbur during the war stream by sabotaging Schlatt. This forces him into the dead centre. ”

37. #37

    Keys: Jack Manifold, Positive, Relationship

    Relationship(s) | Relationship with Members Jack Manifold Jack supported POG2020 during the SWAG2020 vs POG2020 Election, and though they had had a lack of conversation they seemed to be on good terms. However, this soured somewhat when Wilbur killed Jack during the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, as Wilbur seemed to have forgotten who Jack was, and Jack was hurt by this, as well as the actual death. Wilbur claimed that Jack is one of the three people he cares about post-revival and was glad to see him.

    Jack Manifold, also known as Jack and formerly known as Thunder1408 or Thunder, is the eighteenth member of the Dream SMP, joining on August 3, 2020, and was the leader of Manifold Land, formerly a citizen of L'Manberg, and he also recently use to be the Minister of Science for Snowchester. He is the first ever person to have been revived on the server. He was also the first employee of the Big Innit Hotel and later took it over. He is currently the leader of his new faction, away from the the SMP known as New Manifold Land.

    Physiology Jack is a human with light skin, a brown buzz cut and red and blue heterochromatic eyes. He usually wears a striped blue and black hoodie, camo pants, knee pads, and black shoes, as well as 3D glasses and a black headset. Similar to Philza's crows or Ranboo's ender particles, Jack's twitch chat is represented by voices and snippets of conversation that occasionally come through his headset.

    Personality Jack is a clever man with a knack for throwing quips at whoever he may be speaking to. His pompous, overconfident personality paints him as a somewhat silly, comic relief style villain, although he has proven himself to be incredibly cunning and resourceful when needed. He also has a very strict (if somewhat grey) moral code, and craves respect and companionship. Over his time on the server, he has become resentful and prone to lashing out at others due to their abandonment and lack respect for him, with these feelings specifically directed at Tommy, his former friend. He also feels like he's been cast aside and left out, like a side character in his own life.[9]

38. #38

    Keys: Relationship, Ghostbur, Neutral

    Relationship(s) | Relationship with Members Ghostbur Wilbur doesn't seem to know much about his spectral form, but fully recognizes him as a separate being to him. While they have probably never interacted, due to their time on the same plane being limited by nature, Wilbur seems to treat his spectral form with some level of disdain. After being brought back to life, he described a desaturated version of himself coming to the Afterlife through riding a train. He stated that the desaturated version of him was crying, and it seemed the tears burned him. He later did not accept Ghostbur's blue from Tommy, implying his lack of care or understanding for Ghostbur.

    Though Wilbur continually expressed a disdain for Ghostbur, he eventually expressed remorse for letting him linger in limbo, and appears to want to make it up to him. It is unclear how separate they truly are. Wilbur has, interestingly, since stopped referring to Ghostbur by name, instead referring to him exclusively as "the Ghost".

    Ghostbur was the residual ghost of the person who was known as Wilbur Soot in life. He made his first appearance on November 17, 2020. He was said to have re-manifested due to having extensive unfinished business on the server - this unfinished business was assumed to be L'Manberg as a whole.

    He is considered an entirely separate person from his alive self, who he referred to as "Alivebur". Due to the extensive traumas of his past, he suffered from severe retrograde amnesia, and could typically only remember happy things. Due to his first resurrection attempt, his spirit briefly developed a link to Schlatt's ghost.

    After Tommy's second exile from L'Manberg, he accompanied him, intending to help him stay positive and recover, but was sent away by Dream. Later, after reuniting with civilization, he met up with the survivors of L'Manberg in the aftermath of the Doomsday War and asked them to attempt to resurrect Wilbur by killing him. Ghostbur still aligned himself with the intended ideology of freedom that L'Manberg was meant to embody, and never fully gave up on it, despite the country's dissolution.

    Ghostbur briefly went MIA after his first resurrection attempt, which was recognized after the Disc Confrontation by Wilbur and Tommy. He reappeared on March 14,[2] a few days after Dream had said he would revive Wilbur.[3]

    On April 29, 2021, Ghostbur was killed by Dream with the Revival Book, reviving Wilbur. He is now permanently in limbo and cannot return to the server. On November 20, 2021, his actor (content creator Wilbur) confirmed on the Dream SMP subreddit that Ghostbur is canonically suspended.

    Physiology Appearance Ghostbur was a humanoid spirit, with light grey skin, black eyes, and brownish-gray hair. He wore a yellow sweater, black pants, and gray shoes.

    Biology Ghostbur did not possess any supernatural qualities or abilities, unlike the majority of other spirits said to exist on the SMP. He could not fly, turn invisible without potions, or pass through walls, being entirely corporeal to the mortal plane, as if he were a living player. However, he was dangerously allergic to water, and sizzled and melted should he have come into contact with the rain or snow - this didn’t seem to cause him much physical harm in short spurts, but slowly melted him if he stayed without cover for long. Apparently, this is because he was "semi-permeable".

    Due to the extensive traumas of his past, he suffers from severe retrograde amnesia, and can typically only remember happy things. Dwelling on serious topics for too long usually results in him forgetting anything of value.

    Ghostbur had a scar over his chest underneath his sweater, where Phil stabbed him. Despite being a ghost, it reportedly still caused him pain. The location of this scar could be on the stomach, but because the stab location changes in recounts so frequently, both are viable canon.

    On the Christmas Eve stream, it was further explained that Ghostbur would burn from the inside and dissolve if he was exposed to alcohol (though the entire stream was out of character, and this information was debatably canon at best).

    He once claimed he could not touch metal; this fact seemed to have been disproven by his later contact with gold armor. It was later completely disregarded as a plot point.

    He was deemed effectively immortal, as it is not usually possible to canonically kill a ghost. Ghostbur was aware of this, and used it as an excuse to make people worry less about him when he got into rough situations. His memory loss did not appear to be a result of his death.

    Ghostbur was able to be technically attacked by a physical weapon, as items did not phase through him, but the action wouldn't achieve much. It was debatable if he experienced pain from physical wounds. The first time he allowed himself to voice sadness resulted in a burst of coughing, implying that Ghostbur's fragile emotional state may have affected him physically.

    Personality Ghostbur acted similarly to Wilbur pre-presidency, most likely as a result of his spotty memory. He claimed to have let go of the majority of his lifetime struggles, attempting to find peace again. Despite this, in his own words, existence was pain. He seemed to struggle with the realization of the fact that there was no afterlife for him, talking frequently about the fraudulence of religion.

    Despite his calmer state, he seemed to be very sad underneath his smile, trying not to focus on deep emotional things as a whole. His main goal was to make everybody else happy. He claimed that he didn't see a point to most superficial things, such as marriage, and asserted that since there was no real afterlife, there'd be no point in being anything but kind. As a result, he was a lot nicer than he was directly before his death, treating most of his old lifetime friends with a tentative and hopeful new approach. Ghostbur used to not want to be revived, as that would mean his death, but after Doomsday, he came to the conclusion that people would prefer it if Wilbur came back, and became reluctantly enthusiastic about the idea of his second death.

    Ghostbur seemed to be very tentative, doing his best to stay out of the way of large-scale meetings, dodging serious and heavy topics, and avoiding any and all mentions of his past. Whenever reminded of his history, he became very uncomfortable, almost as if he was experiencing some sort of emotional distress at the idea of remembering. His memory wasn't entirely gone - he attempted to list the things he could recall in his book, What I Remember. He detached himself from his living counterpart entirely, asking to be referred to as Ghostbur, and referring to living Wilbur as a separate person, often using the name "Alivebur". Despite this, Ghostbur was determined to make up for Wilbur's antagonism.

    Although he was rather melancholic, Ghostbur actively portrayed himself as innocent or unaware - it is not clear if this was consciously, or subconsciously. In times of trauma or tension, Ghostbur was unable to analyze or be sensitive about the situation, most probably due to his conscious repression of anything negative. For example, during Technoblade's execution, he fixated on "Friend", unable to comprehend the negative events that were happening around him. Due to his forced innocence and active memory repression, Ghostbur could be easily manipulated, never once doubting people's words as more than what they appeared to be on the surface level. This could be seen especially in the failed beach party event, when Dream took advantage of this - he didn't once consider that Dream might be trying to push him out of the way in order to harm Tommy.

    Ghostbur retained his old affinity for tricks and pranks, and he enjoyed messing with his friends in little ways - usually by going invisible and punching them, or by placing menacing signs around them. He also demonstrated a new affinity for building, making a variety of structures around New L'Manberg. He later lamented their destruction.

    He had a continued interest in literature, collecting every book he found in his personal library. He was fond of reading them to people he liked, even if he didn't remember the context behind some of them. He used this literature to study L’Manberg’s history and core ideologies. Ghostbur retained his drive to preserve L’Manberg’s purpose of freedom, even calling Tubbo, someone he considered to be a friend, into question on occasion.

    Mental health Much like his living self, Ghostbur appeared to be rather depressed, stating frequently that his existence is pain, everything is meaningless, and that he would like to stay dead. His sadness was hinted at by his allusions to expressing it.[4] He had selective memory loss (dissociative amnesia), likely due to the trauma he suffered throughout his life. When actively attempting to recall information, he struggled to remember the negative experiences of his past. The memories were not entirely gone, though, as Ghostbur somehow alluded to them in his final version of the L'Manberg Anthem, implying that his mind consciously blocked them out as a natural coping mechanism.

    Ghostbur actively denied his sadness, dodging around the topic whenever he let details slip by accident, or was questioned about them by family. For example, both Fundy and Tommy asked about the nature of his "blue", a substance that supposedly begins transparent and clear, changing with the sadness it absorbs. The "blue" that was handed out by Ghostbur, however, was always a solid, opaque blue color and has never been seen in its initial transparent form. It could be deduced that he actively forgot things as a coping mechanism, unwilling to face anything that stressed him for fear of turning back into Wilbur.

    Alongside his active repression, it alluded to that Ghostbur's memory was actively deteriorating as a result of said dissociative amnesia, or was, at the very least, fluctuating heavily depending on his levels of stress. He failed to remember writing a book of his memories, and stated that he didn't remember half of the things written inside, despite having written them recently. He also tended to forget the names of people and places, often forgetting and remembering people sporadically when his mind registered them as being distressing. Usually, this forgetting process was instantaneous, as Ghostbur struggled to grasp onto anything that troubled him.

    Despite not being fully aware of his traumas, Ghostbur seemingly had a continued lack of self-preservation that carried over from his living state. Despite being aware that rain and snow may melt him, he frequently ventured outside in said weather conditions before, and purposefully touched rain. It would appear that, with his resurrection attempt plans, Ghostbur had a complicated relationship with his continued state of being. He believed himself to be weak, and recognized that the server needs strength, believing that he, in his spectral form, was not enough to help anyone. Despite fearing death, as a result, he accepted it as necessary.

    The sound of explosions seemed to cause distress in Ghostbur, and he didn't like being around them.

    Ideology Much like Wilbur, Ghostbur valued the core ideology of L'Manberg very highly, having done a great deal of research into the nation's history. He believed in the concept of true freedom and emancipation, and voiced discontent at the new angles the current administration was taking, especially the execution cage and the house arrest of Phil. He didn't seem to be able to keep on the heavy political topic for long, but he voiced his concerns to Tubbo before, questioning if he had changed as a President. He had a peaceful mindset, as seen by how he attempted to enforce the 'no armor in L'Manberg' rule.

    Ghostbur disliked Wilbur, and demonized him whenever possible, but he acknowledged the lengthy period of peace that the nation enjoyed under his leadership. Ghostbur seemed to hope for peace to return, though he complied with the new government in an attempt not to upset them.

    Ghostbur disapproved of the destruction of L'Manberg in the Doomsday War, and grew angry when he realized that Phil - someone he once considered a hero of the SMP for killing him - helped the terrorism progress. He continued to hope to rebuild L'Manberg, despite its dissolution, and was resistant to the idea that it may be gone for good. He believed that the world required strength and leadership, something that Wilbur may be able to provide for it, seeing his personal interference as nothing more than a display of weakness.

    Ghostbur was willing to follow the desires of the people around him, and preferred to take the route that would lead to the most happiness in the world.

39. #39

    Keys: Negative, Relationship, Jschlatt

    Relationship(s) | Relationship with Members Jschlatt Schlatt and Wilbur were once political allies, with Schlatt re-joining the server to endorse Wilbur's party. They got along well prior to Schlatt’s announcement of his own party, and even after that, he wasn’t taken as a serious threat until the day of the election. After Schlatt's inauguration and subsequent exiling of Wilbur, the two saw an increasingly tense relationship. Schlatt disapproved of Wilbur's leadership style. He therefore acknowledged that Wilbur was a threat to his nation, acting accordingly in order to stop him. Schlatt seemed to orchestrate Wilbur's movements to benefit himself to some degree, being well aware of his declining mental state. This is evident in how he toyed with his TNT room, although it is not clear whether or not he did it on purpose.

    In the early stages of his corruption arc, Wilbur noted to Tommy that Schlatt had not yet done anything particularly “evil” or even illegal, implying that he didn’t necessarily see Schlatt as a villain in spite of his hatred for the man.

    Throughout his presidency, Schlatt would continue to mock Wilbur by referring to him as "Loverboy,” and Wilbur would carry through with his plans to blow up Schlatt’s country. He didn’t show much of a reaction to Schlatt’s death, negative or positive.

    Jschlatt (Full name: Jebediah Schlatt[11]), more commonly known as just Schlatt (or post-mortem; Glatt), is the fifteenth member of the Dream SMP. He was banned from his join date on July 16, 2020, until the POG2020 VS SWAG2020 elections. Following his return, became the president of the then-renamed nation of Manberg.

    During the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, he was cornered by all the SMP members after Manberg's surrender and died due to a heart attack as everyone watched with confusion. He was later given a funeral where the attendees disrespected the former emperor.

    Physiology Schlatt was a human with dark skin, black eyes, brown hair, and a beard. He wore a black suit with a red tie and black shoes.

    In A Spy's Diary, Fundy explicitly stated that Schlatt had an "aching body," which helped motivate his alcohol and smoking addiction due to wanting to suppress this feeling. In addition, Schlatt was incapable of swimming - something Fundy attributed to some form of muscle atrophy. Fundy added that Schlatt used protein supplements to regain his strength, however it is implied that these slowly lost their effect over time.

    As a ghost, Schlatt temporarily sported translucent red ram horns, supporting the popular theory that his character was a ram hybrid. Schlatt explicitly made it clear that he is incapable of going outside as a ghost. However, this might either be a placebo effect or a simple lie, as Schlatt was able to travel to Las Nevadas in order to gamble with Quackity and did go outside during The Haunted Mansion.

    Personality Normal personality Schlatt was a charming, self-centered, tyrannical leader with a knack for manipulation. He was a calm and calculated individual who is rarely brought to anger, making the majority of his movements from behind a podium. As a leader, he preferred having absolute control, only pretending to take on the suggestions that his cabinet offer. He was very confident to the point where he would confront his enemies without a single piece of armor or a single weapon on his person.

    He did not have much patience, becoming tired of activities that took too long. Schlatt also lacked professionalism at times, even going so far as to drinking whilst performing a presidential speech and allowing an underage child to drink alcohol at an event.

    It was hard to gauge when Schlatt trusted or distrusted someone, as he guarded his perception of his people very closely. Even when it appeared he fully trusted someone, he kept a close eye on their actions just in case. It is not clear where Schlatt's trust lied, if he trusted anyone at all.

    Wilbur had said that Schlatt's D&D alignment is lawful evil.[12]

    “ Schlatt is VERY lawful evil. Schlatt follows one creed; "I was elected fairly. I will rule until I lose the next election". He uses this power malevolently to assert dominance and punish rebellious factions. ” —Wilbur on Reddit

    Glatt As a ghost, he has taken a liking to his "ghost" name, Glatt, and likes to repeat it at random moments. His personality is similar to the regular, out-of-character streamer Jschlatt, but he retains his interest in protein powder, alcohol, working out, and cigarettes. Wilbur's first attempted revival allowed Schlatt to appear in the living world as Glatt, later being found working out in a cave filled with workout equipment by Quackity. Glatt explained that he had spent nearly all of his time working out (and learning Spanish on the side), due to claiming that he was incapable of leaving the cave. Occasionally, he is joined by Mexican Dream, and Tommy and Wilbur (before their revivals) at his gym. Glatt also mentioned that Dream visited on occasion.[13]

40. #40

    Keys: Positive, Relationship, Nihachu

    Relationship, Nihachu Wilbur and Niki were good friends on the server, Niki having been introduced to L'Manberg thanks to Wilbur. During Wilbur's exile, she led a rebellion in his stead, withstanding heavy repercussions for his sake. Wilbur did intend to eventually rescue her from Manberg after having defended her bakery on an espionage mission, but due to his corruption, he never managed to pull through on it. Upon her joining of Pogtopia after the festival, it became clear that Niki did not side with Wilbur's detonation plan at all, and the two seemed more distant than usual during Wilbur's spiral.

    During the war, Niki constantly told everyone she believed that Wilbur no longer had a moral right, and should be stopped, but her loyalty stayed after discovering the TNT in the building and not warning anyone. However, after Wilbur's detonation, their relationship has been forever soured. After his death, Niki convinced herself that he had run away and was still alive. After being forced to see the truth, Niki began to spiral out of control and she followed in his footsteps, saying 'it was never meant to be' and destroying L'Manberg.

    Niki took Wilbur's cloak and coat and wore it, but grew hostile to the memory of Wilbur and after his revival vowed to not let him manipulate her. However, though Niki feels this way, Wilbur had no bad memories with her, so it's safe to assume he's still fond of his best friend, despite her anger towards Wilbur. He has since expressed incredible remorse, and intends to apologize at the nearest convenience.

    Nihachu, more commonly referred to as Niki, is the nineteenth member of the Dream SMP, joining on August 6, 2020. She is a member of the Syndicate and a former loyal member of L'Manberg.

    She was a citizen of L'Manberg during the presidency of Wilbur Soot. During the Manberg Rebellion, she spoke out strongly against the Jschlatt Administration, leading to her banishment and subsequent joining of Pogtopia at the culmination of the Manberg Festival. She fought alongside the Pogtopians during the retaking of L'Manberg, and afterwards was appointed as the Secretary of Treasury by the new President, Tubbo. She expressed tentative sympathy for Tommy during his exile, although she still thought that he was responsible for the consequences of his own actions, and would become frustrated by his apparent destruction of the Community House.

    She and Fundy later left to form Dry Waters, and Niki grew more detached from L'Manberg, ultimately turning against her former nation and burning down the L'Mantree during the Doomsday War. She has since displayed resentment towards Tommy due to all of the conflict he has caused in the past, and collaborated with Jack Manifold in an attempt to kill him before he could start any more turmoil. She was also a L'Manberg traitor during Doomsday alongside Fundy.

    Niki is currently living in her underground city, as well as being a member of the Syndicate. As a member of the Syndicate, Niki participated in operations including scouting out Snowchester to verify it's non-governmental status and facilitating the escape of Dream from Pandora's Vault.

    Physiology Niki is a human with light skin, long-lashed brown eyes, and shoulder-length blonde hair which dyes pink. She has many casual outfits, but the one she currently uses is a gray jacket over a black crop top, camo-patterned shorts, and black boots. During peacetime and while expanding her horizons with dates and more builds, she often wore a striped red, orange, cream, and blue sweater, long black pants with a belt, and blue shoes.

    Her L'Manberg uniform was different from that of the founders, as she joined after the initial war for independence, but it was similar in the fashion of being a blue suit with gold patterns and a sash across the middle, and in the fact that it included a black-and-white tricorn hat.

    She also had a business suit worn only when needed, which appeared to be a typical tuxedo with the addition of the tricorn hat, and a temporary Christmas outfit where she sported a checkered sweater, long leggings, and a Santa hat.

    As an outcast from Manberg and a member of Pogtopia, she sported an outfit similar to Wilbur's in atmosphere - a beige shirt with short black sleeves and a hood, long black jeans with straps (presumably to hold weapons), and buckled brown shoes. She also kept her hair tied back.

    Her villain outfit is similar to her outcast one, with her owning some new peach pink hair, brown boots, and a cream white shirt, as well as Wilbur's old coat and cloak that he wore back in his own spiral. She now sports some dark blue eyes instead of her usual light brown eyes. She tied her hair back once again and her skin tone has darkened by a little. She also wears some black jeans, a brown belt, and a golden necklace around her neck, all of which is from her outcast era.

    Niki's new casual skin, has light pink hair with cat ears. She also sports a black jumper with a grey patterned stripe and grey trousers. She has also worn variations of her causal skin; for Pride Month the grey stripe was changed to the Bi Flag, during a black and white stream she wore a color-drained version of the outfit and has worn 3D glasses in tribute of The Gays, The Girls and Jack Manifold (Her MCC Team).

    Niki has also stated that no matter what skin she puts on, her character is still wearing Wilbur's cloak and coat.

    Personality Independence/Election Arc During her early days on the server, Niki was very generous and thoughtful. She often gifted people items, specializing particularly in handcrafted cakes from her bakery. Upon first glance, she was easy to dismiss as a stereotypical quiet girl, as she tended to steer clear of avoidable conflict and was always polite and friendly with everyone she came across, but in actuality, there was far more to her than met the eye.

    While she did often keep to herself, she was by no means a pushover. She was independent, resilient, and very strong-willed, believing firmly in her morals and having no qualms with standing up to and speaking out against those she saw as enemies. When Sapnap killed her pet fox, Fungi, she was fierce not in exacting revenge, but rather securing an apology from him and ensuring that it would not happen again.

    When Jschlatt took charge of L'Manberg, she was very vocal with her disapproval, heedless of the danger that she was putting herself in. She later pledged her full loyalty to Tommy and Tubbo in order to retake the country. A lot of the time, she felt overlooked and unnoticed by everyone, but kept this hidden, leading to her rising feelings of internal resentment. Although not intrusive, she has always been very observant and curious, and watches things that intrigue her until they are out of sight.

    Post-Green Festival After seeing L'Manberg and the people tied to it go through so much, Niki's character changed considerably.

    She still stays true to herself and to her own beliefs, and that has not changed, but she no longer shows empathy for the people she blames for the downfall (namely Tommy, who seemingly committed grave wrongs and faced zero punishment in her eyes).

    She feels like the original ideals of L'Manberg have been warped beyond the point of repair, and finally agrees with the prior assessment made by both Eret and Wilbur - that the nation was never meant to be. She's been unintentionally betrayed enough times that she no longer cares about breaking people's trust herself, and she has grown tired of giving everyone second chances and the benefit of the doubt.

    All of her negative resentments have finally begun to spill, resulting in a harsh change in her former beliefs of forgiveness over revenge. She now actively seeks reparations from the person she thinks wronged her, and is desperate to be recognized for herself for once in her life. In these pursuits, she has even been partnering with Techno's Syndicate, despite her former allegiance against him.

    Before joining the Syndicate After working with Jack for a while, Niki had a change of heart. She realized that her anger at Tommy was only because of the built up emotions of other events such as her partner (Puffy) not speaking to her and Wilbur dying at the hands of Philza. These things led her to direct the anger at an easy target - Tommy.

    Despite these realizations, Niki still wishes to be recognized for what she had done for everyone. She still believes that the old members of L'Manberg do not appreciate what she had sacrificed and done for them. Wishing to find people who will understand and care for her, Niki joins her old enemy - Technoblade. Her ideals change to anarchist ones, but she also wishes to rekindle her old L'Manberg habits.

    Wilbur has said that Niki's D&D alignment is neutral good.[3]

    “ Niki is neutral good. She follows her own opinions and finds strength in her beliefs. She is very verbal in her values and tends to always lean towards what is right; friendship and the belief of a free nation. ”

41. #41

    Keys: Positive, Relationship, Philza

    Relationship, Philza, Phil is Wilbur's father. Not much is known about the exact nature of their relationship before Wilbur's spiral, but it can be assumed that they were once close. Wilbur sent Phil notes as Phil stated, and Phil worried when they stopped right before his death. Wilbur valued Phil's opinion highly, thinking back to him and wondering if he'd be proud of him in what he once considered to be his final moments.

    Phil was the one who attempted to stop Wilbur detonate L'Manberg on the sixteenth, during which their dialogue was strained and tense, proving how Wilbur's spiral had driven a further wedge in their relationship. Ultimately, Wilbur begged for Phil to kill him, despite his father's resistance, and Phil reluctantly agreed to follow his wishes.

    Soon after Wilbur's resurrection, Phil found out that Wilbur had lied in his letters, particularly about the election. Wilbur had told Phil that he had won the election against Quackity, not mentioning Schlatt at all, gave L'Manberg over to Tubbo and established Pogtopia as its own nation. This caused Phil to doubt Wilbur's honesty and character as a whole, stating that he can't be sure as to where the lies began, and that the letters may as well be garbage.

    Wilbur appears fond of his father, and is thankful for being killed, but does not share his ideas on authority, and generally disagrees with him politically.

    Despite clearly not being very close, or in a very healthy familial relationship, Wilbur regards his father as being incredibly smart. He is unaware of his involvement in Dream’s release, or Ranboo’s final death.

    Philza, also known as Phil, is the twenty fifth member of the Dream SMP, joining on November 16, 2020. He is a former L'Manberg resident and a member of The Syndicate. He is the father of Wilbur Soot and grandfather of Fundy.

    While Phil helped L'Manberg on multiple occasions, he did not support the government. He first joined the server in an attempt to stop Wilbur from destroying L'Manberg during the Manberg vs Pogtopia War.[4] He failed to stop Wilbur, but helped kill the withers during the battle and accepted Tubbo's request to help rebuild and live in L'Manberg afterward.[5]

    However, while living in L'Manberg, he openly disagreed with the government's actions and often visited his longtime friend Technoblade, an enemy of L'Manberg. He further opposed the government after the Butcher Army put him under house arrest and attempted to execute Techno.[6][7] As a result, after Techno broke him out of house arrest,[8] Phil moved in with him. He fought on Techno and Dream's side in the Doomsday War, which he hoped would "send a message" to the L'Manberg's inhabitants.[9] He directly contributed to the destruction of L'Manberg by spawning withers.

    Phil is currently a member of The Syndicate, an organization formed by Techno that seeks to keep the server in an anarchist state and eliminate any threat of government.[10]

42. #42

    Keys: Relationship, Neutral/positive, Quackity

    Relationship, Quackity Quackity and Wilbur were once the main rivals in the SWAG2020 vs POG2020 Election (during which Wilbur acknowledged that he had good intentions for L'Manberg individually) and were initially enemies in the Manberg Rebellion. Wilbur disagreed with Quackity's morals, but appeared to be warm towards him, referring to him as a "fellow outsider" and readily leaving him with a cautionary speech about power. Despite their separation in exile, after the Festival, Quackity joined Pogtopia and became an ally to Wilbur's rebellion, working to help them take down Schlatt. Quackity wanted to work alongside Wilbur, but did not endorse his explosion plot, frequently trying to dissuade him from it altogether - this frustrated Wilbur quite a lot.

    The two notably had a fluctuating and confusing relationship during their Election rivalry [81] and in Pogtopia,[82] switching between being borderline romantic [83] to tense and resentful incredibly quickly, as the two flipped between vague attraction and clashing over Plan Bomb.

    Wilbur seemed to support the idea of Quackity taking the presidency at one point, indicating that they were never really spiteful enemies, though he still preferred the idea of just burning the country to the ground. Quackity repeatedly tried to dissuade Wilbur from continuing to explode things, but Wilbur seemed to think of his resistance as some sort of joke. After his detonation of L'Manberg, their relationship soured. Despite their rocky relationship, Wilbur refused to detonate the explosives while Quackity was in immediate danger, stating he did not want to kill him.

    Before visiting Dream, Quackity visited Wilbur's resurrection shrine, writing a letter to him and leaving it in a chest. In that letter, he wrote that Wilbur was his "dearest friend," showing that he had come to like Wilbur even more than when he died.

    Wilbur found the note after his revival and immediately sought Quackity out, displaying a similar level of fondness and eagerness to join him. When rejected by Quackity, he immediately acted petty about it, arguing with him loudly - though, he also bounced back very quickly from this, and admitted that he had a very confusing relationship with him.

    It can be inferred that, to some degree, Wilbur might become interested in Quackity romantically (whether this is reciprocated or not is unknown). At the very least, he found his challenge to be “cool” and still appears to fluctuate rapidly between being fond and angry with him. The two are close enough to the point where Wilbur consistently waits on the border of Las Nevadas to be shooed away, and they used to hang out on occasion. The aftermath of Wilbur’s van left the two’s aggrandised rivalry shattered, and Wilbur appears to resent ever putting so much of himself into the competition. He stated that he believed it was making him better, but now regards Quackity with demeaning nicknames, clearly not wishing to reminisce on their currently-broken relationship.

    The aftermath of Wilbur’s van left the two’s aggrandized rivalry shattered, and Wilbur appears to resent ever putting so much of himself into the competition. He stated that he believed it was making him better, but now regards Quackity with demeaning nicknames, clearly not wishing to reminisce on their currently-broken relationship.

    Despite his words of dissent, he has yet to destroy the Las Nevadas book.

    Quackity is the twentieth member of the Dream SMP; joining on August 17, 2020, and was the president of El Rapids. He was also the former Secretary of State and Vice President of L'Manberg under the Tubbo Administration, a recruit of Pogtopia, the former vice president of Manberg, and a former citizen of the Dream SMP. He is currently the president and founder of Las Nevadas.

    Physiology Quackity is a human with light skin, black eyes, and either "a beanie or a really fucking shitty [black] mullet".[12] He wears a blue shirt and black pants in his casual appearance. However, fans tend to draw him closer in appearance to his actor, with a darker skin tone and usually wearing a blue or black beanie.

    Quackity has been seen in a variety of outfits outside of his classic appearance. During his days as a politician during the elections and while he was Vice President of Manberg, he usually wore a dark gray suit with a blue tie and sunglasses. In his Las Nevadas arc, he switches to a white shirt (which may have bloodstains), gray trousers held up by gray suspenders, and a red tie. In the case of the latter, Fundy has stated that there are about 17 of the same suits in his closet; while mourning Slime/Charlie, his shirt became crumpled, he lost his suspenders, his hair grew longer, his skin tone was paler (presumably from spending an extensive period of time indoors researching slimes), and he was seen crying. Despite this, he is sometimes seen naked/undressed, mainly for comedic reasons.

    After the execution, Quackity is seen with a scar on his left eye from his duel with Technoblade, starting out as pinkish during its earlier appearances, then gradually fading but still visible during his Las Nevadas arc.

    Despite his own insecurities, it is implied that Quackity is overall be on the good-looking side, considering he's the character who has amassed the most love interests on the entire server (numbering at three for serious relationships, four if Wilbur is counted, and at least six when brief flings are counted as well).

    A common joke on the SMP is comparing Quackity's skin to that of the Minecraft meme character "Shitass" who has the exact face that he wears, despite Quackity claiming to have made it first and being "Shitass' older cousin".

    Personality Quackity fluctuates between chaotic and lawful, almost on a whim, but his greatest desire is to have a sense of belonging.[13]

    During his time running for President in the election, he showed off more of a chaotic, rowdy side, which continued until the installment of the Jschlatt Administration. He also stated during this time period that he believed everyone had some good in themselves and was willing to work for a better future for everyone.[14] As time progressed, Quackity realized that Jschlatt had no intentions of giving him any respect or equal power, which was his true desire. He defected to Pogtopia, growing a bit less chaotic and more responsible for his actions. It is also implied that his experiences in Manberg caused him to start becoming disillusioned with the ideal of words over weapons, as his repeated negotiations with Schlatt didn't gain him any respect.

    Before the final war in the events of the Manberg Rebellion, Quackity and Tubbo spoke candidly about their fears and future, eventually both agreeing to fight the war to the end despite their worries of being outnumbered. After the war, Quackity joined the New L'Manberg as Secretary of State, where he garnered a more important role as a leader while still displaying much of his chaotic nature. During Schlatt's funeral, he cussed out the former leader while pissing on a photo of him.

    During the events of the Exile Conflict and the Dethroning Fallout, Quackity displayed a level head that hasn't often been seen on his character. While discussing Tommy's griefing of George's house with Tubbo, he wasn't as lenient as he might've been in the past, along with managing to go toe-to-toe arguing with Dream following George's dethroning.

    During the Vengeance Era, Quackity showed himself to care about taking down those who hold the highest authority and amount of power. His go-to advice from at least that time period and onward was to not trust anyone (fully), which was something he suggested to Tommy, Tubbo, and eventually Slimecicle during the Las Nevadas era.

    He holds a rather charismatic trait because of the calm, collected composure he holds in arguments, and is easily able to charm others because of his chaotic personality. He is also persistent and willing to work hard to achieve his goals, as shown by his determination in persuading Sam to let him visit Pandora's Vault and his willingness to return every day to gain information about the revival book.

    As the President of Las Nevadas, Quackity "stopped seeing the good in people" and believes it to be a good thing (see Purpled's stream), a sharp contrast to what he believed during the L'Manberg elections. He recruited the members for the faction on the basis that he related to them - Foolish for having held optimistic and pacifistic views during at least some point in time, Purpled for wanting to leave behind a legacy, and Fundy for not wanting to be alone and left behind by others. There are some implications that most of these traits are shaped by the traumas he had previously endured, and that he was psychologically projecting on them heavily at the time. Nevertheless, despite the morally dark method of recruitment, Quackity treats the members of Las Nevadas well, and is respectful of their opinions. It's also revealed that Quackity has some form of desire to leave behind a legacy.

    Main flaws Quackity demonstrates a recurring insecurity regarding his physical appearance. During his early appearances on the server, it was mostly played jokingly over his "piss neck", asymmetrical face, and other oddities over his Minecraft-skin, which he claimed to be because of a "condition".[15][16][17] Later on, it takes on a more serious note as it relates more to his traumatic experiences, from one of the cornerstones of Schlatt's mocking (over his backside) to eventually his facial scar from his duel with Techno.

    Prior to the Manberg-Pogtopia War, he was often unwilling to act when he knows there is an oppressive power structure or to call out people who hurt him. He would grit his teeth and bear abusive actions, so long as people he knew are safe. At most, he mainly engaged in acts of passive resistance, like freeing Niki from imprisonment in secret. He usually only became proactive when it reached an ultimate boiling point, most prominently seen with Schlatt and his destruction of the White House.

    After the war, Quackity has become more willing to be cruel or physically violent if it aligns with his personal sense of justice, from organizing Technoblade's execution to torturing Dream in prison for knowledge of the revive-book. This is heavily entwined with a vengeful streak, as in those two instances, part of the driving force behind them were revenge for either himself or those that he cares about - the former for blowing up Manberg during the war and more personally, traumatizing him during Minecraft Mondays[18][19], and the latter for taking Tommy's third canon life. However, he appears to have started overcoming his vengefulness after taking Slime's advice in the fourth Las Nevadas stream.

    Moreover, despite claiming that Las Nevadas had no room for emotions, Quackity has a very impulsive streak and acts on his emotional instincts more often than logic. He has once stated to Foolish that he goes to sleep and often doesn't have a plan on what he'll do the next day, as he thinks of overthinking as a waste of energy.[20]

    In his Las Nevadas arc, Quackity shows a manipulative streak when it comes to recruiting people for his nation, going hand in hand with his charisma. He is also incredibly prone to self-projection during the same endeavors. However, it is also heavily implied that he believes no one would willingly stay by his side unless he holds something over them or tricks them into needing to stay. This indicates that this manipulative streak may be rooted in multiple other insecurities.

    Quackity has also shown a desire for power and control ever since the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, causing him to be willing to sacrifice morality and justice in exchange for vengeance and control. This is most likely rooted in his experiences in the Jschlatt Administration, due to his own lack of power and control over the country to make it better during that time period.

    To sum up, many of Quackity's character flaws, in some way, correlate to his traumatic experiences in one way or another. One of the known exceptions to this is his petty streak, often doing minor things to annoy or upset people he dislikes, or doing little shows of wealth and character to humiliate someone else.

    Wilbur has stated that Quackity's D&D alignment is neutral good.[21]

    “ Quackity is very easily in the Neutral Good quadrant. He only wants a kinder more peaceful world and he will follow his own path to reach it, ignoring possible dissent from biased angles dude. ” —Wilbur on Reddit

    Mental health Pre-Las Nevadas Even before the establishment of Las Nevadas, Quackity's mental health had been questionable at best. Before he joined the SMP, he allegedly had PTSD from his encounters with Technoblade during Minecraft Mondays.[22] This may have contributed to his later mental health issues.

    It is also implied that he started to agree with Wilbur's worldview that one had to be willing to commit acts of violence to gain power in order to protect the interests of oneself and their loved ones after the Schlatt administration, when he was deprived of equal power due to the country being a totalitarian state with all power centralized on the president and the president alone, and to at least some extent, the relationship that he was in during that time period. This includes starting to develop a desire for power and control, and being willing to commit morally dark actions in order to try to accumulate power, most notably seen with his attempt to execute Technoblade with the Butcher Army.

    While visiting Tommy during his second exile, Quackity admitted to possibly having a history with depression.[23] It is unknown whether this is connected to his other experiences as listed above or a separate, unrelated incident(s).

    During Las Nevadas arc During the development of Las Nevadas, Quackity's mental health takes a steep nosedive as he fully embraces Wilbur's corrupted mentality, being willing to torture Dream for the knowledge of the book on revival and take other morally wrong actions to achieve his goals.

    It is heavily implied that Quackity eventually develops an extremely negative view of himself during this time. While recruiting Foolish to join Las Nevadas, he calls out Foolish and his desire for peace and pacifism over war a form of wasted potential, but considering that Quackity himself held these views in the past, it is possible that he was psychologically projecting onto him to at least some extent.

    He also appears to have some form of abandonment issue, based on how he rationalized to himself that Karl and Sapnap would leave to form Kinoko Kingdom. There have been implications that this can be traced back to his relationship trauma. His recruitment of Purpled and Fundy based on desires to be remembered/acknowledged and not to be left behind by others, respectively, also heavily relate back to his own experiences of being pushed aside, being seen as worthless, and being 'abandoned' by his loved ones.

    In the fourth Las Nevadas stream, Slime noted on Quackity's flawed, trauma-rooted beliefs around politics, revenge, and empathy/attachment and challenged them, which in turn caused Quackity to reflect on them. In the weeks after Slime's canon death, it's implied that Quackity had some further reflection and has started to recognize his own fall into paranoia and advised Tommy against going down that path after Dream escaped from prison, which implies he might be starting to recover and heal.

    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) As stated above, Quackity claimed he had PTSD as of Season 1. Although whether this claim is canonical is not confirmed, due to the more light-hearted/non-serious nature of the season, in later seasons, Quackity's experiences culminated in him showing signs and symptoms of the disorder or ones related to it, including abandonment issues, various insecurities, negative thoughts on the world, distancing himself from others (and encouraging others to do the same), hypervigilance, reckless and aggressive behavior, etc. He also became more prone to emotional outbursts and lashing out after the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, and appears to have multiple triggers, including:

    Technoblade (initially)[22][24] Being called "sugar pumpkin" [25][26] or "Flatty Patty"[27][28][29][30] (referring to his toxic/abusive relationship with Schlatt)

43. #43

    Keys: Ranboo, Relationship, Neutral/positive

    Relationship, Ranboo Ranboo first met Wilbur after he was revived but had heard about some of the things he'd done from others. During his first conversation with him, Wilbur reacted to Ranboo's neutral stance with anger and confusion, frustrated that he wasn't siding with anyone. For the most part, he stayed away from Ranboo, seeing him as weird, but when Phil forced him to be nicer, Wilbur grew fond of Ranboo - especially when he became the first person to tell him he wasn't a terrible person by nature. Wilbur sees him and Ranboo as kindred spirits and is happy to work alongside him on his projects. He sees Ranboo as a potentially good business partner, and an alright person, though he does not believe in Ranboo's personal all-sides ideology and sees it as troubling. They seem to be on good terms currently.

    Wilbur feels incredible remorse towards Ranboo, and feels guilty for his demise.

    Ranboo (full name "Ranboo_Beloved" or "Ranboo My Beloved"[11]) is the thirtieth member of the Dream SMP, joining on November 27, 2020. He previously planned on running for president of L'Manberg in the cancelled February 2021 election, and lived in the house commissioned by Ghostbur in L'Manberg.

    Following the destruction of L'Manberg, Ranboo's home was destroyed, along with most of his allegiances. After hiding his pets in his panic room, he was contacted by Philza who asked if he needed a place to stay. Ranboo took him up on his offer, and lived in the arctic with Phil and Technoblade, as well as with his husband Tubbo and son, MICHAEL, in Snowchester.

    After he was killed, on November 28 2021 by Awesamdude, he became a ghost named Boo. The loss of Ranboo's other two lives has not been explained; it is possible that Ranboo always had one life, like Philza,[12] or that he lost his first two lives prior to joining the server.[13] A tweet on his ARG account, Z, seems to suggest that he had 3 lives.[14]

    Physiology Appearance Ranboo is a half-enderman, with one green eye and one red eye. Half of his face is black (enderman) and half of his face is white/grey (Unknown). He is 8 feet 5 inches tall, but said to be around 6'9 most of the time.[6] He also has hair, as confirmed by Ranboo himself. He wore a dark gray suit with a red necktie, gray pants, a golden crown, and gray shoes.

    He has stated that he has scars on his cheeks from crying, due to his enderman biology causing tears (water) to hurt him.[15]

    Biology Ranboo has problems with his short-term memory,[16] and is sometimes unable to recall facts that happened a short time ago. Ranboo claims that he can remember certain details about events, but the rest is a blur to him. He is best able to remember emotions, or events that had strong emotional value to him, whether good or bad.[17] An example of this happening is when he remembered when Tommy and him burned George's house which led to Tommy's exile.

    These memory problems apparently cannot be fixed through methods that work on normal humans, as discovered when Tubbo made an attempt to do so in Snowchester. The amount of truth within this conclusion is unclear, though, as Tubbo's supposed proficiency in brain science is dubious at best. It is possible that his memory issues are genetic as they seem to have been passed down to his descendant Ranbob. His memory has been steadily improving since Ranboo started experimenting on his enderwalk state, and he believes that further experiments may be able to completely fix his memory.[18]

    Ranboo has said that he does not sleep much.[19] This may be due to his nonhuman traits, or his enderwalk state providing him with most of the rest he needs; though, it could also be caused by stress rather than biology.

    Ranboo has told Niki that he does not have eyelids,[20] meaning he cannot blink or close his eyes at all. This was played off as a joke based on Minecraft skins at the time, but was later confirmed by Ranboo to be canon.

    According to the items he dropped after being killed by Clarencio, as well as his skin post-death, his blood is both lime green and red. The green blood appears to belong to his ender half while the red blood belongs to his other half. His dual-colored blood may be caused by either a chemical reaction in each half of his body, or by him having two differently-colored circulatory systems.[21]

    Enderman half Ranboo's enderman half is apparent in his dislike for water and eye contact. Water of any kind causes minor pain for him if he is exposed without armor, but it apparently "gets a little risky" if he's exposed for an extended period of time. As such, Ranboo only goes out in the rain when wearing a helmet, and only swims in rivers or oceans when wearing full armor.

    He tends to avoid looking directly at anyone's eyes, and can become overwhelmed or unstable by people staring at him, even more so if he's already on edge. This was one of the reasons he lashed out after being outed as a traitor at the failed festival.[22]

    Due to endermen being able to pick up blocks, Ranboo is able to collect many different blocks just by mining them with his fist - similar to a tool with a 'silk touch' enchantment, though with a few differences. He can pick up grass, sandstone, normal and infested stone, glass, packed and regular ice, ore blocks, ender chests, and even mob spawners (which turn into pig spawners, as these are considered "default" by the game's code). He is also able to pick up a full cake, even if pieces of it have been eaten, which means he can have an infinite food source as long as he doesn't eat the whole cake. Additionally, beds drop two instead of one, and banners drop nothing.

    He shows more of his enderman traits when stressed, such as making enderman sounds, or picking up and moving blocks, which he finds comforting.

    Ranboo is able to speak and understand the Ender language even outside of his enderwalk state. He used to have a limited understanding of Ender, only knowing simple phrases and greetings, but was able to relearn the language around April 2021 due to his experiments on the enderwalk state.[23] (His use of the word "relearn" implies he was fluent in Ender sometime in the past, but it is unknown how or when.) He has used Ender to speak to a group of endermen at the bottom of the Disruption Hole, who he refers to as "the council,"[24] as well as to speak to Edward before he died.

    He is "98% sure" he cannot teleport, although Technoblade jokingly mentioned he might learn in the future.[25] Ranboo planned on using a lab he built to try and learn to teleport using a dispenser filled with arrows, but later decided that he would use the lab as a last-case scenario.

    Ranboo has also compared eyes of ender to his own eyes.[26]

    Over time, Ranboo has been gaining more enderman traits. The cause of this is unknown, but it is likely related to his enderwalk state, which is also occurring more often.

    Unknown half When asked if it was a ghast, he dodges the question and says that the viewers will find out eventually.[27] Additionally, some of Ranboo's character quirks are traits of his white half,[28] though it's unknown which ones and to what extent.

    In the past, Ranboo did not remember what his white half was. However, on June 18, Ranboo described it using just an enderman noise, suggesting that he does now remember what this half is but cannot describe it outside of Ender language.[29] He has explicitly denied a few possibilities for the white half, including white rabbit, wolf, human, and slime.

    Ranboo has since confirmed that he never came to a full decision on it as the lore changed but he described the other half as a "physical manifestation of love"[30]

    Enderwalk state Ranboo sometimes enters what he calls his "enderwalk" state. This state is similar to sleepwalking or dissociation, where he has little awareness of his surroundings, and it may last for hours at a time.

    It's unclear what exactly causes this, but the main causes are sudden and intense feeling (such as stress or fear),[31] Ranboo going to sleep, and potentially water. Certain outside factors can cause Ranboo to switch states as well. One of these may be Dream's ":)" smile (shown when Ranboo started enderwalking after Sapnap relayed Dream's message,[32] and when Ranboo woke up after re-reading Dream's "Thanks :)" note),[33] though this is unconfirmed. Philza was also able to wake Ranboo up from enderwalking by punching him.

    His enderwalk state is not a different being or different version of himself, but simply himself with all of his memories[34] and more of his enderman abilities. This state is not emotionless or completely hostile - he shows the same care for people close to him (protecting Tubbo and Tommy during the Disc Confrontation, planting flowers to mourn Tommy, etc) and even speaks politely to his friends through Ender language with discord font chat messages. However, he is more aggressive than his awake self when provoked, and often quick to attack.

    After "waking up", he loses all memory of anything he did while in enderwalk, feeling as if he just passed out and woke up somewhere else. However, the Dream voice in his head claims it can remember everything from when he is in enderwalk. Ranboo also can remember brief flashes of things that have occurred while he was enderwalking, which usually happens suddenly after he finds something that would trigger these memories.

    If the Dream voice is to be believed, Ranboo has worked with Dream in this state, doing things such as blowing up the Community House, hiding one of Tommy's discs, griefing Tommy's house, and more. His reasons for helping Dream are still unknown, though it is unknown whether Ranboo has even helped Dream in the first place, as there has never been any physical witness of any interaction between the pair. However, it has been revealed that he has also done other things while enderwalking, such as making a deal with Foolish over a Shulker box.

    For an unknown reason, since the Disc Confrontation, his enderwalk state has been "taking over" as he enters the state more often and more of its traits/actions gradually occur in Ranboo's awake self. He sometimes finds himself wandering towards a place only his enderwalk state would know how to get to, or doing things without knowing why he is doing them, as if his enderwalk state is in control of those actions instead. Alongside this "taking over" process, Ranboo has gained more enderman abilities, such as picking up blocks with his hands.

    While Ranboo rarely shows his enderwalk state on stream, others have witnessed him in it. This state is largely unaware of surrounding people unless attacked, doesn't seem to have the same aversion towards eye contact as his normal self, and can paralyze people by holding eye contact with them (as demonstrated by an encounter with CaptainPuffy).[35] He also acts somewhat mechanically, turning his head slowly and moving without jumping/sprinting.

    During every on-stream appearance of Ranboo's enderwalk state, he does not speak nor write in English, instead using the Ender alphabet for written messages and avoiding verbal communication entirely. Sam described Ranboo's enderwalk as speaking normally during his prison visit to Dream, and Ranboo has written English entries in his memory book while enderwalking, suggesting that this state does have the ability to speak/write English; however, outside of these instances, Ranboo's enderwalk self has only ever communicated in Ender (if at all).

    Translations of some of his Ender messages are:

    "Don't mind me Phil! Just working on some stuff!" / "I just realized you probably couldn't understand Ender, well this is certainly awkward!" - After Phil found him mining nether quartz "Very far away! I am just mining :]" - When asked by Phil where he was "Imagine using a translator, couldn't be me. This was made by the enderwalk gang" "Its grass block time!" "Cringe" - After Antfrost spoke in the Egg's language "Doomed are those who try to run, for it always catches up eventually :)" - When he went into enderwalk state after Sapnap gave him Dream's message Ender particles Ranboo is surrounded by floating ender particles similar to the Soot Sprites from Spirited Away that represent his chat, much like Philza's crows.[36] The particles are drawn towards him by something similar to a magnetic force,[37] and cannot go very far away from him.[38] They know what happens while Ranboo is in his enderwalk state, but can't tell him. He has also stated that the "experiments" of a currently unknown nature have helped him communicate with the particles better, and that beforehand he could only understand "random noises" rather than actually talk to them. The particles disapprove of the experiments, but Ranboo tries to reason with them that he is doing the experiments to "find out some things" and that there are also positives to them, such as the fact that the particles are now able to communicate with him better because of them, as beforehand he could only understand "random noises" from them.[39]

    According to Ranboo, the particles have been present for one experiment so far, but he has "learned" from the experience and no longer keeps them around for them. He also doesn't let them see the "experiment book" for the same reason.[40]

    Ranboo is also capable of sending the particles away with a clap of his hands.[41] This is a reference to his ritual of ending his streams by saying "welp" and clapping once.[42]

    Personality Ranboo is a friendly and polite member of the server. He is one of the more passive members of the SMP, showing hesitance at killing Connor when Tommy asked him to show him the door. He'd rather talk things out than use weapons. He avoids killing endermen, going the lengths to trade with piglins to obtain ender pearls, as killing endermen is essentially murder to him. Additionally, he grows attached to animals very easily, and has one of the higher total pet counts on the server. He tends to adopt new pets on a whim, such as adopting a bunny named Ranbun simply over the fact that it looked like him.

    Ranboo is most loyal to his friends and people who have helped him. Rather than having allegiance to a specific country like L'Manberg, Ranboo tries to be loyal to people, thinking that taking sides is what causes all of the problems on the server. However, due to this, Ranboo may seem unloyal or appear as a traitor to other people. He is also very protective of the people he trusts, and will do anything to keep them safe.[43] This is proven when Ranboo sacrifices his life when told by Sam that Michael would be in danger if he didn't comply.

    Ranboo succumbs easily to peer pressure, and is aware of it. He is often pressured into doing things he doesn't want to do or that he knows are wrong. Although Ranboo often winds up in awkward situations due to this, he also tends to be forgiving towards people, even those who pressured or wronged him. He is always willing to help people - even sometimes people who he is technically enemies with.

    Due to tears being water and therefore hurting him, Ranboo tries to avoid crying. Whenever he gets close to crying, he instead represses his emotions, usually through denial or avoidance. He also talks to himself in second person to calm himself down, but can get carried away doing this.[44]

    Flaws Ranboo's short-term memory and lack of ability to handle peer pressure means that he can often be manipulated to tell the truth, even in cases which would harm some of his friends. As such, it is difficult for him to keep a secret or remember one. Ranboo wishes to establish friendly relations with most people on the server, but in his quest to be on "everyone's side" he often offends or confuses those around him, attempting to be on good terms with both them and the people who have hurt or killed them. He also has something of a moral superiority complex, often seen writing off those who don't share his ideals as "ignorant" or "selfish."

    Another of his flaws is his denial. He also sometimes struggles to accept things he's done (usually the ways he's helped Dream in his enderwalk state, or ways he's supposedly betrayed his friends), instead choosing to ignore them and deny they ever happened, which leads to the endangerment of those around him. His memory problems only make this worse, since he can never be completely sure what is real.

    D&D alignment According to Ranboo himself, his character's D&D alignment can be anywhere, and is entirely dependent on his mental stability.[45]

44. #44

    Keys: Positive, Relationship, Technoblade

    Relationship, Technoblade, Wilbur and Technoblade often act like brothers, supposedly having shared a long history together. The two were allies in Pogtopia, Techno having arrived on the server in order to assist their rebellion. However, Wilbur refused to wholly trust Techno, even after he created the semi-automated potato farm he was tasked to, believing that due to Techno's motive to stab people, he would eventually grow tired of Pogtopia's rebellion tactics and switch sides in order to fight for Schlatt and create some excitement.

    After Wilbur's snap, he trusted Techno even less, despite the fact that they both aligned themselves in goals of anarchy. After realizing that Technoblade wholeheartedly supported Wilbur's destructive plans, Wilbur easily forgave Techno for his actions against Tubbo, despite admitting that he had trusted him too much during the run-up to the Festival.

    Wilbur and Techno were both individual traitors to the rebellion's intention to re-establish government (though this was not official coordination), and as a result, were close moral allies to the end. Ultimately, Wilbur's self-destruction was a precursor to Techno's surge of ongoing anarchist beliefs. In his final speech to the nation, Wilbur even stated that Techno's anarchist beliefs had rubbed off on him, and that he shared his anti-government stance, and his last words were to tell Philza that Technoblade was (supposedly) the traitor Dream had mentioned.

    Technoblade, also known as Techno, is the twenty-third member of the Dream SMP, joining on September 22, 2020. He is an anarchist opposed to government (as he considers them tyrannical and oppressive) and a co-founder of the Syndicate, a federation dedicated to upholding anarchist ideology. He is known for his dueling skills and prowess in battle.

    Techno allied with those who promised to help him achieve his goals of anarchy and the eradication of government. He first joined the server at the beginning of the Manberg Rebellion when Wilbur Soot and TommyInnit were exiled from Manberg. He began planning to revolt against Jschlatt's rule along with the two by forming the faction Pogtopia. Techno spent weeks gathering resources to aid Pogtopia in removing Jschlatt’s administration. Techno and Pogtopia had a rift after he caused a mass murder during the Manberg Festival, during which he was forced to execute Tubbo. Some members of Pogtopia distrusted Techno, but he continued to aid their cause and encouraged Wilbur to pursue his TNT plot. At the end of the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, when Tubbo was declared the new president of L'Manberg, Techno felt betrayed by the fact that Pogtopia had instituted another government in L'Manberg. He spawned two withers and fought against the new administration. The withers, alongside Wilbur's TNT, blew a large crater in L'Manberg. However, the Tubbo Administration quickly began to rebuild L'Manberg.

    After the war, Technoblade retired, hurt by Pogtopia's betrayal and the institution of yet another government. He built a cabin in a distant tundra and swore off violence. However, after the Butcher Army attempted to execute him, Techno longed for revenge. He teamed up with Tommy after Tommy escaped from his exile. Together, they planned to regain the discs and get revenge. Techno then freed Philza, his longtime friend, from house arrest in L'Manberg. Techno admitted his plans to destroy L'Manberg to Tommy, and Tommy agreed to help him; however, Tommy soon rejoined L'Manberg instead. Techno, along with Dream and Phil, attacked L'Manberg by bombarding it with TNT and withers during the Doomsday War, permanently ending the nation.

    Following the Doomsday War, Ranboo joined Techno and Phil, building his own home nearby. Techno and Phil also founded the Syndicate to promote anarchy and diminish tyranny.

    He was imprisoned with Dream in Pandora's Vault, falling victim to a plan constructed by Quackity and Awesamdude, until being broken out by Phil using the Ender Pearl Stasis Chamber. Following Ranboo’s incarceration, Techno staged a prison break to empty Pandora’s Vault, freeing Dream, ConnorEatsPants, and Ranboo. After Sam killed Ranboo, Techno teamed up with Tubbo, rescuing MICHAEL and imprisoning Sam in Pandora.

    Physiology Technoblade is an anthropomorphic pig. He wears a crown, a white dress shirt, a red royal gown, grey pants, and black boots. He is generally drawn by fans and animatics as either a human wearing a pig mask/hoglin skull, a human with pink hair and a red royal gown, or a pig wearing royal attire that closely resembles his Minecraft skin. Notably, Technoblade has expressed his preference towards the more pig-like of these depictions, implying that this is what he considers to be canonical.

    Technoblade's winter clothing consists of a navy blue chest plate with cream-colored shoulder pads, black/gray boots, and a maroon undershirt.

    Personality Main personality Technoblade is an anarchist who seeks the end of government and oppression. He fights for whichever side promises to fight against tyranny and allows him to use his weapons of mass destruction to achieve his goals. He does not care much for the interweaving loyalties of the other SMP members. Techno has stated that "the only universal language is violence," but will occasionally make grandiose speeches to other people to try and resolve things peacefully. However, when this does not work, Technoblade is quick to resort to violence.

    Technoblade is also a proud man and will show off his skills and equipment at any given moment. He claims to have mapped out the entire SMP in his head and calls himself the "Human GPS". Technoblade also has a lot of material possessions and is always on the search for the most powerful items on the server.

    Despite his violent and seemingly uncaring façade, he will do everything in his power to protect those he cares most about, most notably Philza. He also seems to hold remorse regarding his involvement with Pogtopia, wishing that Pogtopia and himself worked together to fight against tyranny rather than trying to establish another government. As an additive of this, Technoblade has an unwavering sense of loyalty towards his personal beliefs on anarchy. It is implied by his codename of "Protesilaus" in the Syndicate that Technoblade is more than willing to fight and die on the frontlines just so he can end what he perceives as tyrannical leadership.

    Temporary retirement After the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, Technoblade stated that he had given up his violent ways and retired far away in an arctic so that no one could find him, except for Phil, to whom he had given a compass that led to his base. He still showed no hesitation in defending himself, but was willing to leave L'Manberg alone after the war, and was trying to change from his violent ways. He started a bee farm and a turtle farm and seemed quite happy with his newfound pacifism. During this retirement, however, he had secretly grinded for more than a hundred wither skulls, which he kept in a secret vault. After being hunted by the Butcher Army, having his weapons stolen and sentenced to execution, Techno was forced out of retirement and returned to his violent ways to get revenge and destroy the L'Manberg government once and for all, becoming an "aspect of justice/balance." He stated that if people pay him with service and friendship, he will return that service and friendship tenfold. If they serve him injustice, he will repay the injustice with a thousand times the amount they served him with.

    Flaws Technoblade’s main flaws are his loyalty, wrath, and pride. Technoblade is unwaveringly loyal to those he considers his friends and allies, and is willing to go to nearly any length to keep them safe. Earning Technoblade’s loyalty is difficult, however, and if Techno ever feels as though someone he trusted has wronged him, he holds an intense grudge. This leads to his wrath, as he often quickly and decisively strikes out to utterly destroy whoever he feels has wronged him and his friends. One of the most notable examples of this combination of loyalty and wrath is when, after feeling betrayed by TommyInnit, being almost executed by the Butcher Army, and having seen how L'Manberg had put Phil in a house arrest, he and Phil, along with Dream, completely destroyed L'Manberg.

    Another major flaw of Technoblade is that he is quick to resort to violence. Rather than trying his best to pursue a peaceful resolution through negotiations or bartering, he will hastily turn to extreme amounts of violence. These violent tendencies are often prompted by either his incapability of handling peer pressure or the voices in his head encouraging him to do as such. However, Technoblade frequently tries to disregard these voices and will almost always try to find a peaceful solution first, even if he quickly gives up on peace in favor of violence.

    Techno stands strongly to his beliefs. He truly believes that people are better off without the existence of governments. However, this can be seen as cruel, as his methods can cause immense pain for many as seen from past L'Manberg citizens such as Tubbo and Tommy. Adding onto this, Techno has an issue conveying his true feelings towards things that can make many people see him as overly prideful and selfish. An instance of him conveying his true feelings would be in his will, where he states that he hopes Tommy can find what he is looking for. This is a contrast from Techno saying that he despises Tommy for betraying him.

    An enduring flaw of Technoblade is his tendency to fall into pressure when situations are focused solely on him. When Jschlatt told Techno to execute Tubbo, he ended up bending to it and killing Tubbo despite trying to say he should not. In the Prison Break, Techno is pressured by Sam when he takes Ranboo hostage, which eventually leads to Ranboo's death.

    D&D alignment Wilbur has said that Techno's D&D alignment is Lawful Neutral. [6]

    “ Technoblade is VERY lawful neutral. Whilst technoblade may seem chaotic due to his disregard for human life he has still upkept one intrinsic value his entire character arc: FUCK THE GOVERNMENT. Techno has never strayed from this ideal and never will. He will make/lose friends around this idea and won't care. ”

    The two have met up post-resurrection, and Wilbur expressed a desire to make up to him for his own perceived wrongdoings. The two parted on good terms.

45. #45

    Keys: Relationship, TommyInnit, Neutral/positive

    Relationship, TommyInnit

    In life, Wilbur often acted as Tommy's mentor, guiding him through L'Manberg's creation and testing his loyalty in times of trouble. On multiple occasions, he held Tommy back from his own hastiness, doing his best to keep him from making dire mistakes during their leadership of L'Manberg. Under Wilbur's mentorship, Tommy bloomed into a confident and matured warrior, willing to risk everything for his nation. He seemed to very much idolize and admire Wilbur in the beginning, and prior to the election, Wilbur expressed pride in him and in his accomplishments, particularly when he gave up his discs to secure L'Manberg's independence. He even promised him that they would get the discs back, first sparking the idea that it was possible. However, in their first exile, Tommy strongly condemned Wilbur's moral shift and his plans to destroy Manberg. Their relationship became very strained due to this, to the point where Tommy could no longer see Wilbur as an ally, which upset him greatly - he was used to looking up to Wilbur, and it scared him to have to take charge. However, they remained together out of necessity, and Tommy voiced a desire to snap Wilbur out of his spiral, even directly telling Tubbo not to give up on him - showing that he still genuinely cared about him. Even after Wilbur made his plans known again, Tommy stated that he would still follow him, albeit with reluctance, and although he couldn't say that he wouldn't try and stop him, he did say that he wouldn't turn against him.

    Despite their troubles, Wilbur valued Tommy enough to refuse to detonate the bombs while his life was in immediate danger (and Tommy still trusted him with his life), and it would seem that he valued his company in the ravine quite highly, speaking to Tommy with a fond, nostalgic tone during the build-up to the Manberg Festival, the day Wilbur once assumed to be his last day alive on the server.

    At first, after 'snapping', Wilbur began acting rather possessive over him - again, likely in an effort to avoid being left alone - but after Tommy took charge of the rebellion prior to the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, Wilbur grew conversely distant from him and his plans to restore L'Manberg's government. Tommy still showed concern for him beforehand, though, afraid that he intended to go down with L'Manberg, and they displayed trust in one another during the war itself, defending each other to the best of their abilities. Tommy still looked to Wilbur for guidance during the final confrontation with Schlatt, and was optimistic enough to hope that he had come around after the war was over, even offering him his old position of president back - but after Wilbur self-detonated, their relationship soured incredibly as it became clear he had not changed his plans at all.

    Tommy seemed to struggle to think of him as having been a villain until after his death, whereupon he started calling him a 'wrongen' and a 'bad guy' much more freely. While he recognized his flaws, however, he still expressed faith in the "real Wilbur" from before his downfall, stating that he didn't want to let him down and even calling L'Manberg his own "unfinished symphony," implying that he felt like he was following in Wilbur's footsteps and wanted to finish his nation in his stead.

    During the Disc Confrontation, Tommy quoted Wilbur’s famous finishing line from the Declaration of Independance, stating that he wanted to make him proud. During the aftermath, he spoke briefly with Wilbur’s (presumed) spirit, and while it quickly dissolved into arguing, Wilbur did say that he was in fact proud of Tommy before leaving, and in return, Tommy only said “see you soon”.

    Though Tommy has since become incredibly adamant against Wilbur's imminent resurrection, Wilbur still seems to care about Tommy in a strange, unsettling way and valued his presence in the afterlife, stating that he was glad he was there with him.

    Tommy was extremely upset and traumatized by Wilbur coming back and claims that he's worse than ever. He doesn't trust that Wilbur has changed and keeps an eye on him, not allowing Ranboo to be alone with him. Wilbur has a positive opinion of Tommy, and greatly values his company, which has led to him intentionally delaying an apology for fear of needing to leave him behind for good.

    TommyInnit (Full name: Thomas Careful Danger Kraken Innit), more commonly known as Tommy, is the ninth member of The Dream SMP, joining on July 4, 2020. He was a founding member and former Vice President of L'Manberg, and a founding member of Pogtopia. During the Soot Administration and the Manberg Rebellion Arc, Tommy was most often seen as Wilbur Soot's right hand man, but after his death, Tommy was forced to work independently, normally asking Tubbo for help.

    He is a neutral member on the server after his exile from L'Manberg by Tubbo, and he briefly assisted Technoblade after Logstedshire's destruction, though he returned to L'Manberg after having a moral dilemma. After Doomsday, Tommy returned to being a neutral member, and refused to settle down in Snowchester with Tubbo, preferring to avoid nation-based conflict.

    Tommy's main goal on the server was to reclaim his discs from Dream as part of the Disc Saga. Following the Disc Confrontation, Tommy, along with Tubbo and the aid of the rest of the server members, defeated and imprisoned Dream in Pandora's Vault, with Tommy finally reclaiming and keeping his discs safe in his ender chest for now.

    Tommy intended to retreat to a self-fulfilling lifestyle, and was hoping to capitalize on the server by hiring Awesamdude to make a hotel in his name. He was entrapped with Dream in the prison for at least a week because of a security issue that was brought up while he was visiting. However, after an argument about the Revival Book not being real, it led to Dream killing Tommy, taking his final canon life. Two days later, Dream resurrected Tommy, restoring at least one of his canon lives, although his current amount of lives is unknown.

    After Sam released Tommy from prison, Tommy saw Sam as unfit to be warden of the prison, and aimed to break into the prison to kill Dream once and for all. Tommy failed in this effort, causing Dream to revive Wilbur from the dead. Tommy stuck around Wilbur but later on when Dream escaped the prison, he was alone and mostly is seeking help from Philza currently.

    Physiology Appearance Tommy is a human with ivory skin, blue eyes, and blond hair. He wears an iconic red-and-white t-shirt along with tan pants and white shoes. His skin overlay is a business suit identical to Jschlatt's.

    As a member of L'Manberg during the L'Manberg War for Independence, Tommy wore the standard issue L'Manberg uniform. The uniform consisted of a blue blazer, red waist sash, white dress shirt, cream breeches, tall black boots, and a black-and-white tricorn hat.

    During Exile After being exiled from L'Manberg, his outfit stayed relatively the same but became more dirty and torn up as time passed. He had bags under his eyes from the lack of sleep. His hair was also longer, and his eyes were a duller blue.[11]

    A week into being exiled, his eyes lost their blue radiance and were now almost a completely grey hue. His clothes were extremely ripped up, and even his sleeves were beginning to tear. His hair was messier and looked far more greasy.[12]

    A week and a half passing after being exiled, his eyes were turning from a light shade of grayish blue to a darker grey. He had lost a shoe, his clothes were in an even worse shape, and the bags under his eyes were far more prominent.[13] He eventually recovered when taking shelter with Technoblade, until Tommy betrayed him and fought with L'Manberg.

    Biology There have been conflicting reports regarding Tommy's age, such as Wilbur stating his age to be around 20, but judging by the negotiations during the Exile Conflict describing conditions "until he turns 18," it can be determined that his character's age corresponds with his real-life age. Due to his time spent in the Afterlife, he is approximately three months older mentally. It has also been confirmed that Tommy is immune to the Egg.

    Personality Main personality Tommy has a chaotic, prideful personality, which often him into conflicts with other members. He also tends to be confident in himself and his own abilities. However, when he loses, he goes into a state of grief before recovering and picking fights again.

    Tommy has shown a heavy theme of attachment and sentimentality. He cared deeply about his pet cow Henry, and is very protective of the people he cares about.[14][15][16][17][18][19] He also idolized Wilbur during the early L'Manberg days, becoming his second in command. His attachment to his music discs, especially Cat and Mellohi, was the driving force of the conflict known as the Disc Saga.[20]

    He also tends to make unusual comparisons when speaking to describe his emotions, such as comparing Wilbur to "a caterpillar that goes in through [someone's] ear and hatches a butterfly"[21] or calling exile as "a wiggly time in [his] life."[22]

    L'Manbergian independence Before the war, Tommy struggled with his dedication to L'Manberg. He took a while to decide whether he wanted to keep living in his house or in the new nation. By the end of the war, though, Tommy had dedicated himself to L'Manberg enough to give away his most prized possessions, the two discs 'Cat' and 'Mellohi', in order to secure L'Manberg's independence.[23]

    After losing these discs, Tommy's ego deflated. He spent the period between the war and the elections building a holiday home with his pet cow Henry,[24] laying low and trying not to make conflict. However, he became involved in conflict that resulted in a struggle against Dream to reclaim his discs and the Railway Skirmish.[25]

    Election and Manberg Rebellion During the election, Tommy's morals became somewhat warped. He slandered Quackity, lied to Wilbur, murdered people for their votes, and generally did what he needed to gain votes. The loss of the election also led to his separation from his best friend, Tubbo.

    During his banishment from L'Manberg, Tommy eventually realized he was forcing people away from him with his obnoxious and unhealthy behavior. While Tommy went through more phases where he caused trouble for attention, he learned more about the people he cared about. He realized that Wilbur had mentally suffered a lot, and tried several times to convince Wilbur not to give up hope and not to blow up L'Manberg. He discovered who his true allies were and continued to fight for them.

    Tommy is still stubbornly loyal to what he believes in and the people he trusts, no matter how much things change. However, he learned to realize when he takes things too far and won't hesitate to stop others from harming his friends.

    Post-exile Following his exile from the Greater Dream SMP and L'Manberg, Tommy's main personality remained, but he grew from the state of shock the events had put him into. He began to show signs of depression and general declining mental health, similar to what Wilbur had expressed. At times, he hallucinated and saw visions of Tubbo, which only him and Ghostbur seemed able to see.[26][27] These were later confirmed to be hallucinations when Tubbo stated he had never been to Logstedshire.[28] After spending time with Dream and Ghostbur, he voiced that all he wanted was to be with civilization—to just socialize and experience the joys of life.

    Confused by the pride and doubt that constantly stirred in his mind, Tommy had a desire to have others with him. He was terrified at the thought of being lonely, and even the thought of being without Dream. He became so desperate for the company of someone else to the point where he even considered forming a bond with Technoblade, who he'd long sworn as an enemy after Techno had killed Tubbo at the Manberg Festival.

    Tommy's self-esteem was extremely low likely due to the abuse he had endured, resulting in him finding it hard to believe that Tubbo would ever visit him. As a result, he always shrugged sightings of Tubbo off as hallucinations. He seemed to have grown attached to Dream, needing him as company, as he was always checking what Tommy was up to. He even stated that he "owed everything to Dream" and saw him as a friend.[29]

    However, on December 15, after Dream had blown up Logstedshire, Tommy realized that Dream was only manipulating him and pretending to be his friend. He gained a new resolve, decided against taking his own life, and fled his exile. He stated that he was going to stand up against Dream.

    Imprisonment Era With Dream in prison and his discs recovered, Tommy seems much calmer and less ecstatic about most things, although he still retains most of his regular personality from before his exile. Tommy now also believes that nations are not for him, instead preferring to do things his own way.

    Though after his visit with Dream and taking his final canon life then going to the Afterlife, it seems that he's grown fear towards the prison and the slightest thing that hurts him, due to him being punched to death by Dream in the prison.

    Flaws Tommy's pride and ego are often seen as parts of selfishness, where he obsessively tries to obtain what he sees as rightfully his with little regard to others' well-being. For example, he willingly gave up the discs to Dream in exchange for L'Manberg's independence,[23] but immediately planned to steal them back, as he still saw them as his. This selfishness tends to push people away or annoy people, as much of what he sees as "his" is stolen or belonging to a community. However, he is currently aware of his tendency of doing this (e.g. immediately regretting saying the discs mattered more than Tubbo at the Green Festival) and is trying to make amends and improvements.

    Tommy also tends to be incredibly short-sighted, often charging into conflicts with little resembling a plan or consideration of consequences. This often lands him in deep trouble, where he suddenly becomes reliant on others to bail him out or protect him. As a result of this poor planning, he often comes up short on materials and tools, choosing to steal from others rather than get proper gear for himself.

    Mental health Pre-exile and after second exile Tommy's mental health had unintentionally been a troublesome issue from the beginning of the fight for L'Manberg's independence, and it had been noticeably on a sharp decline after his second exile. To gain back what had been taken away from him, he constantly attempted to substitute it with his discs, playing them on his bench while watching the sunset with Tubbo. In addition to the discs, he continuously committed various crimes with Tubbo. He believed they were mild and just for pure entertainment, but they nevertheless often lead to consequences.

    During second exile Tommy's exile was when his mental health came most prominently into question. He was distraught that Tubbo, who he saw as his best friend, not only placed him in exile but didn't visit him either. Ghostbur attempted to keep Tommy sane throughout most of the early parts of the exile, yet Tommy's mental state would continue to go downhill. Dream's manipulation and gaslighting enforcing Tommy's powerlessness and the absences of both Tubbo and L'Manberg were all factors which contributed to Tommy's mental decline. It got so severe that Tommy was implied to be considering suicide on multiple occasions.[30] During Quackity's visit on December 14, 2020, he went so far as to attempt to kill himself several times at even minor incidents.[31][32] He also generally engaged in self-destructive behavior, seeming to no longer care about keeping his health bar up, and would walk around on extremely low health,[33] even letting mobs hurt him without fighting back. He would also carry hay bales in the Nether to stop fall damage, but refuse to use them and land on the ground with extremely low health.[34][35][36] Tommy claimed to be unable to sleep at night, and often showed signs of sleepwalking when he could, often walking into the ocean and other bodies of water and being on the verge of drowning whenever he logged onto the server.[37][38] He described this to Quackity, and also said he "never woke up from the nightmare that was life."[39]

    Tommy would often receive gifts from his friends from outside of exile.[40] However, Tommy would consistently insist that these gifts were out of pity and not genuine friendship.[41] This mindset contributed to Tommy's inevitable belief that no one cared about him, which was only further pushed by Dream, who insisted that this was true.

    Tommy's friendships weren't the only thing that Dream manipulated. Dream negatively influenced Tommy in many ways. He sabotaged the beach party invites Ghostbur sent to the people of L'Manberg, acted as if he were Tommy's only friend, and almost daily would gather Tommy's gear and weapons to destroy them.[42][43] This was all a part of an elaborate plan to keep Tommy powerless, but since only Dream would keep Tommy company, he believed Dream to be his only friend, even saying that he owed everything to him.[29][44] He also had to endure gaslighting from Dream.[45]

    Tommy also showed signs of post-traumatic stress. He stated that Wilbur inviting Tommy to be the "bad guys" during his spiral in Pogtopia was all he could think about as he tried to sleep.

    He also later began to believe that he deserved to be exiled, and began speaking about "not having much time left" as if his days were numbered.[46]

    PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) After leaving Logstedshire to live with Technoblade, Tommy's mental health drastically improved, and he started to act similarly to the way he had done pre-exile. His skin returned back to normal, his eyes regained their color, and he found that he'd gotten back the "pep in his step." Tommy also began to mention how things like the lava no longer were affecting him. He openly said that he was aware Dream had been manipulating him during his time in Logstedshire, yet couldn't help but want to come back to him.

    Though, despite his mental health vastly improving whilst living with Techno, he still appeared to hold some regret for deserting Dream, voicing that he wished to see him again. Tommy also still had repetitive issues with how he felt about Dream, stating that thinking about him confused him.[47] Later on, Tommy also stated that he "didn't like who he was around Dream."[48]

    During this period, Tommy began to experience anxiety and PTSD-like symptoms when returning to locations that held trauma from his past. Tommy's thoughts tends to get disjointed, which showed when he talked—he often sounded panicked and confused. He described this to Techno as his "head getting all spinny," and relied on him to tell him what to do in these situations. When Techno showed Tommy where he'd been able to escape from after his attempted execution, Tommy was horrified to find that it was the Final Control Room.[49] This was the place where he and the other L'Manbergians had originally been betrayed by Eret. Tommy could barely explain anything when Techno repeatedly asked him what had happened—all he could manage to say was that he didn't want to be there. He was struck by a similar scenario when he and Techno traveled back to Logstedshire, and was unable to stay there for very long before needing to leave.[50][51]

    Later, while visiting Dream, Tommy admitted that he had multiple triggers that relate to his various traumatic experiences in life. These include (but are not limited to):

    Blackstone and blackstone bricks[52][53] (referencing the Final Control Room,[3][49] the L'Manberg Podium, Technoblade's vault, Dream's vault, and Pandora's Vault) Lava (referencing his suicidal tendencies[30] during exile) Plains biomes[50][51][54] (referencing the location of Logstedshire during his exile) Heights (referencing the pillar he built on December 15, 2020, after the destruction of Logstedshire[55]) Small holes in the ground[56] (referencing Dream digging holes for Tommy to drop his armor in to during exile[42][43]) TNT (referencing the several detonations of L'Manberg during the L'Manberg Independence War,[57] Manberg vs Pogtopia War,[58] and the Doomsday War,[59] and Dream destroying Tommy's items during exile[42][43][60]) Small, closed spaces (due to general claustrophobia; however possibly also referencing the Final Control Room[49] hiding in Technoblade's basement/box,[61] and when he was locked in prison with Dream.) Obsidian[53] (probably referencing the Doomsday in L'manberg and getting locked in prison) Taking damage[62][63][53] (after getting punched to death by Dream in Pandora's Vault[7] and getting chased by Dream after he escaped prison) Potentially the musical Hamilton[64][65] (referencing how early L'Manberg was heavily based around the musical[66][67][68][69]) Recovery Despite winning back his lifelong friend, Tubbo, Tommy still suffers from trust issues due to Eret and Wilbur, freezing in fright when he discovered that Ghostbur was serious when he said that he wanted Wilbur to come back. During the first attempt in resurrecting Wilbur, Tommy seemed scared even, whispering out Wilbur's name and muttering, "oh no..." He then raged, crying out for Ghostbur's name and holding onto the blue that Ghostbur held. It's obvious Tommy is more comfortable with Ghostbur than Wilbur, and doesn't want him to return. Though Ghostbur wanted to bring back Wilbur, Tommy decided that he didn't want to take part in this, and left.

    Despite most of the server allied with Tommy against Dream, many people were planning to kill Tommy for their own benefit. Awesamdude (Sam) and CaptainPuffy (Puffy) hoped to help Tommy recover from his trauma, both with their own methods. Puffy created a therapy building, to assist Tommy and others on the server. Sam created a robot implementing Tommy's favorite game, Animal Crossing: Sam Nook. Sam Nook assised in Tommy's endeavors with the Big Innit Hotel. Tommy's relationship with Puffy continued to be positive despite limited amount of interaction. Tommy and Sam's relationship was also positive till Tommy lost of his final canon life and died due to Sam's negligence. Their relationship continued to deteriate especially due to Sam commiting no attempts to prevent Ghostbur's death/Wilbur's revival, then threatening to take Tommy's last canon life if Tommy was spotted near the Prison again. Despite Tommy's detest for Sam, Tommy's relationship with Sam Nook continued to be positive.

    Trapped with Dream After completing the Big Innit Hotel, Tommy went to visit Dream in what he believed would be the final time, stating he wanted to "close the book" and move on.[70] As he went through the prison, he made even more comments which implied he suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder due to the trauma caused by Dream and all the wars. However, as he was visiting Dream, TNT was set off in an unknown location around the prison, causing security issues. These security issues lead to Tommy being trapped with Dream, which caused him to spiral into what strongly resembled a panic attack.

    This scene is very implicative that Tommy suffers from claustrophobia, the fear of tight spaces. Alternatively, due to him not reacting in such a manner during his previous visit, it could be Tommy panicking over the realization that he may be trapped with Dream for up to a week, which Dream makes sure to remind him is similar to his exile.

    After a week of being trapped in prison, Tommy started making fun of Dream and told him that he had seen Jschlatt's grave. Dream then told him to go see Jschlatt personally, and killed Tommy, taking his last canon life away by punching Tommy to death.[6] After Tommy got revived by Dream,[7] it seemed that Tommy got triggered when Dream punched or even pinched Tommy,[62] screaming in pain of what Dream had done to take Tommy's final canon life. Due to this, Tommy now knows that Dream has power, even being scared more than ever when Dream wanted Tommy back into the afterlife for more information about life and death.

    Glatt mentioned to Quackity that when he saw Tommy while dead, he was very frantic and didn't talk clearly, instead muttering about how Dream killed him.[71]

    Post-Prison Lockdown After a number of days locked in the prison, Sam came to visit Dream and found Tommy. Tommy then began to freak out, alerting Sam who then let Tommy out, much to Dream's displeasure. Tommy also screams every time he gets hurt, saying how he wants to be on full hearts all the time. He also shows many symptoms of C-PSTD. He does not like it when anyone holds some sort of weapon. He reunited with Tubbo after leaving the prison and he refused to talk about his death, and stresses out every time someone brings it up.

    When chopping down logs in the nether, he was suddenly attacked by a number of piglins. He experienced a high amount of anxiety and stress, yelling “fuck you” several times to the piglins, referencing his remembrance of how Dream killed him.[72]

    After the second death of his cow, Henry, he seemed to revert back to his old tendencies from his second exile, staring into lava and stating that it is "too much." He also seems to react less to damage after Henry's death, but that might just be the content creator who plays him forgetting to act it out. On the other hand, this may be another sign of him regressing back to his exile mentality, as during exile he often didn't care about or even welcomed damage. However, he did reach out to CaptainPuffy for therapy, so there may be an improvement in his mental health sometime in the future if he goes through with it.

    It is also implied that Tommy has extreme paranoia due to these traumatic events. For instance, he takes ownership of the Holy Lands due to claiming that it was for resources like diamonds. However, it may instead be due to him wanting to regain some control with his life. This paranoia is further implied when visiting Quackity's new nation, during which he willingly helps Wilbur with a headquarters instead of joining Quackity due to the former promising safety.

    Dream escaped Pandora's Vault After getting informed by awesamdude that Dream had escaped, Tommy's personality and mental health went out of control. After getting chased by Dream until finally getting protected by Philza, he began having negative thoughts and began being aggressive to Eryn until Philza and later Quackity reassured him that he was fine. Although later Tommy started thinking negatively again when he was alone.

    Alter egos Tommy France Tommy France, or Tommy Frounce, as he typed in chat, is Tommy's alter ego of being a drug dealer. Tommy France was created on February 2, 2021, when Tommy sold Ponk some "weed" (kelp) to get diamonds and pay it to Sam Nook.[73]

46. #46

    Keys: Relationship, Neutral/positive, Tubbo

    Relationship, Tubbo, Having fought in the War for Independence together, Wilbur and Tubbo were on very good terms. However, their relationship soured somewhat after Wilbur's exile from Manberg. Although Tubbo worked as a spy for Pogtopia, Wilbur continued to doubt Tubbo's loyalty due to the latter's role in the Schlatt administration and believed that Tubbo would desert Pogtopia as soon as Manberg gained the upper hand in the war. Wilbur also claimed that Tubbo was a "yes man," with no morals of his own. After Tubbo was caught as a traitor and executed, Wilbur welcomed him into Pogtopia, but the two's relationship remained tense. Despite this period, though, Wilbur still refused to detonate Manberg while he was stuck in immediate danger of the explosion.

    Tubbo frequently called Wilbur crazy before and during the war, but they worked side by side throughout it nonetheless. Wilbur elected Tubbo as the new president after stepping down, though this was not out of many trusts, as Wilbur would later state he had no faith in Tubbo's presidency, as he believed the nation to be long-gone anyways. Wilbur's final detonation would firmly place him against Tubbo, souring their relationship briefly.

    They seem to be at odds after Wilbur's death, as Tubbo never gave him a funeral and seemed determined to downplay any semblance to him, but in his final moments of mental clarity, Wilbur explained that he never intended to detonate Tubbo's L'Manberg. This would prove that despite his lack of faith in the nation, in life, Wilbur never actually disliked Tubbo. Despite that, Tubbo openly supported the idea of resurrecting Wilbur, although he expressed a reluctance to get directly involved with the process himself.

    After the Disc Confrontation, he and Tommy briefly conversed with what is presumed to be Wilbur’s spirit. While Wilbur’s words were mainly aimed at Tommy, he voiced pride in Tubbo as well, and Tubbo was pleased to hear from him.

    After Tommy's failed assassination on Dream, Wilbur was resurrected and was met by Tommy, Tubbo, and Ranboo. Wilbur expressed amusement at the ruins of L'Manberg and discussed the aftermath of the country with him, his tone awkward. After his monologue, Wilbur offered for Tubbo to join him on his new quest. Tubbo remained silent.

    The two have since made up in Wilbur's apology tour, and seemingly parted on good terms. It's unclear how Tubbo feels about this, but Wilbur is hopeful that he will be remembered for those last good moments spent together.

    Tubbo (full name Tubbo_Beloved, né Tubbo_) is the eleventh member of the Dream SMP, joining on July 7, 2020. He was one of the original members of L'Manberg, fought on its side during the Dream Team SMP vs. L'Manberg War, served as its first Secretary of State under the Soot Administration, and supported POG2020 during the election. He acted as Jschlatt's right-hand man under the Jschlatt Administration while spying for Pogtopia until his public execution at the Manberg Festival. After the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, he became L'Manberg's third and final president as head of the Tubbo Administration, serving until its destruction in the Doomsday War. He then founded Snowchester, and is currently one of its residents and the first person to create nuclear weapons on the server.

    Though their relationship has had a complicated history, Tubbo is Tommy’s best friend and is often regarded as Tommy's sidekick. The two of them have been together since they first joined the SMP, and fought alongside each other throughout the Disc Saga. For a long time, Tubbo possessed one of Tommy’s most valued possessions, the music disc Mellohi.

    Tubbo also founded the Dreamon Hunters group alongside Fundy, and was a member of the Butcher Army alongside Fundy, Quackity, and Ranboo.

    Physiology Tubbo is a human with light skin, light blue eyes, blond hair, and long bangs. In fanart, he is more often depicted with his real-life dark hair, usually as a means of better differentiating him from Tommy, who has a similar blond and blue-eyed skin. He has multiple burn scars from his execution during the Manberg Festival.[7] He has also been confirmed to be short.[8][9][10] Tubbo's skin was originally Tweek from South Park, which Tubbo in real life is a big fan of.

    His official L'Manberg uniform matched those of his peers: a blue blazer over a white dress shirt with a red sash around the waist, cream breeches, a black-and-white tricorn hat, and long black boots. His presidential uniform, a simple navy suit with golden shoulder pads over a white undershirt and red tie was influenced by the former design and formerly belonged to Wilbur Soot.

    His Snowchester outfit is a thick brown vest and pants over a long-sleeved, checkered, beige shirt that is lined with cream fur and accompanied by boots and a hood.

    He has had a variety of temporary or event-exclusive skins, including a beekeeper outfit (a yellow and brown striped sweater beneath overalls with bee slippers), a Butcher Army skin (identical to his usual skin, but with the addition of a bloodstained apron [also stated to be tomato sauce]), a Dreamon Hunter skin (a plaid blue-gray vest over a red shirt with a belt, buckled shoes, and a hat), and a Christmas skin (a red snowman sweater, jeans, a Santa hat, and what looks like a wire of LED lights wrapped around his right leg). When Technoblade met him at Snowchester to tell him about Ranboo's death, he was wearing his MCC All-Stars skin.

    His newest outfit is a winter coat attire similar to the Snowchester uniform, with minor differences. It has green and dark brown as the main color, and he also has laurel wreaths in his hair. However, he currently has reverted to the original Tweek skin wearing a green shirt.

    Personality Normal Personality Tubbo plays the character of a hyperactive, earnest, and somewhat naïve sidekick. He is often seen following Tommy around, usually assisting him in his pranks and hijinks. Tubbo is fairly easygoing and optimistic if a tad phlegmatic, and tends to be more of a follower than a leader. He likes to do as he’s told and is easy to push around, which has caused several problems for him in the past. He’ll go with the flow of most things as long as they don’t directly interfere with his morals, which he sticks very close to. Tubbo hears voices in his head, and said that this is what his Twitch chat is in the canon of the SMP.

    Tubbo is somewhat scatterbrained but an all around loyal and good person. He knows what he can and can't do and prefers to just stay within his own boundaries. He also is very lawful, knowing where his loyalties lie, and is a poor fibber when it comes to facing authorities like Schlatt or Wilbur - even when he knows it’s the morally right thing to do. He shows a surprising capability for manipulating situations, indicating that his character is more intelligent than he typically lets on. Tubbo knows almost every glitch and exploit in Minecraft and is able to work basic and above Redstone. He is also one of the best builders on the server, which makes him a valuable asset.

    Pogtopian Spy As a spy for Pogtopia, Tubbo’s loyalty to Tommy and Wilbur was his priority, although it was put on rocky waters when he became Jschlatt's right hand man. He at first submitted to Schlatt’s authority and attempted to hunt the two of them down, but due to his morals and his friendship with the fugitives, he decided that doing the right thing was more important than bending to power and chose to become a spy, thus making his character come full circle. He remained a passionate, thoughtful ditz who kept his smarts under the radar to avoid suspicion. He stayed extremely loyal to his original allies, and never betrayed them even when offered the biggest of bribes.

    Tubbo was often overlooked in favor of his arrogant counterpart, however, and many times had his own good deeds ignored by whoever’s authority he was under. On multiple occasions, he ended up doing things against his will due to his difficulty with saying no and standing up for himself. After the events of the Manberg Festival, however, he became much more upfront and defensive. He was still extremely steadfast, almost to a fault, but was able to speak up for himself and voice his opinions more often.

    During this time, Wilbur had said that Tubbo's D&D alignment was lawful good. [11]

    “ Tubbo is lawful good. No matter the situation or his own opinions on leadership he will always follow the codes and conducts he believes in; upholding the laws of his nation. (Tubbo even felt remorse as a spy despite knowing it was the right thing to do morally) ” —Wilbur on Reddit

    L'Manberg President Tubbo changed quite a bit after the Manberg vs Pogtopia War. As the President of Democratic New L'Manberg, he looked to take matters into his own hands. Tubbo was hoping to prove that the country could take a turn for the better after the disastrous reigns of Schlatt and Wilbur, and he looked forward to finishing projects and starting new ones, as he had always been enthusiastic about mega structures and builds. In the beginning, Tubbo seemed to be behaving in a similar fashion as Wilbur had during the early L'Manberg stages: a leader who didn't fight, used words, and displayed strong charisma.

    However, this did not last long, as Tubbo easily folded under the pressure of both his cabinet peers and outside forces in an attempt to please his people and keep the nation safe. This meant he was often pushed around by others, notably Quackity in the formation of the Butcher Army. He also exiled Tommy at Dream's request out of fear of Dream's threats to the nation, as he felt that the wellbeing of the nation was important for him to protect. When his fellow L'Manbergians confronted him, and when Fundy accused him of acting like Schlatt, he snapped at them for not respecting his authority, as he had often not been taken seriously enough and had finally reached a breaking point.

    After L'Manberg was reformed into a communist state under his own orders, Tubbo realized that peace wasn’t always an option and turned his focus to securing borders and building up the military in anticipation of attack from foreign parties. Despite this, he made no moves to reinforce his country against outside threats, instead resorting to the use of the Butcher Army and spent more time stealing from his own citizens under the guise of "taxes." He began to make less moral decisions, including holding Technoblade's execution without trial. He also generally began to drift away from L'Manberg's original principles of peaceful and diplomatic conflict resolution.

    Despite all of his flaws, Tubbo was very aware of his downward spiral and his parallels to Schlatt. He almost broke down in a conversation with Ranboo, talking about how almost everyone had left him, similarly to how everyone had left the previous president. When Quackity wanted to execute Ranboo for being a traitor, Tubbo was the one to step forward and defend him, having been in the exact same position as a decorator of a festival while also being a spy, and also indicating that his character was still suffering from trauma leftover from the Manberg Festival months prior.

    Tubbo's major flaws as a leader of L'Manberg were his short-sighted decisions and his perfectionist visions, as well as his inability to stop others from pushing him around. Tubbo only did what he thought was the best for the country in the short term. He exiled Tommy, but failed to pay heed to what L'Manberg valued most: isolationism and independence from being given choices by other factions. His idealistic and poorly thought-out decisions led to consequences that seemed beneficial at the time, but would ultimately result in nothing but further damage.

    On the eve of the Doomsday War, half of his own defense force defected or left, feeling as though Tubbo and L'Manberg had never cared for them, and angry at him for accepting Tommy's return without charging him for the crimes they felt he should be punished for.

    Post-Doomsday Though Tubbo still appears as his usual silly self, a good part of it is a front for his self doubts, suppressed anger, and PTSD. After his administration and the events of the Doomsday War, Tubbo was shown to believe that he was the worst president to have sat in office - even though his predecessors were dictators and terrorists. He founded Snowchester - at first, seemingly in order to create a safe haven for himself and other refugees of L'Manberg to live in peace - but it was later revealed that he had plans to create nuclear weaponry in Snowchester. He often stated that the nuclear weapons were for protection rather than active use, but nonetheless, their existence indicated that the events over the course of the server had left the impression on him that being more powerful than others was the only way to be safe, as Dream and Technoblade had consistently proven throughout the storyline of the Dream SMP. He built the nukes out of apparent paranoia and guilt over his previous failure with the aim of protecting himself and the other residents from outside forces. Though he built nuclear weaponry, he didn't destroy them when Dream said that he cared about the item attachments, not the people.

    During the events of the Disc Confrontation, when Dream was threatening to kill him, Tubbo told Tommy to keep Mellohi and let him die, saying that the disc was more important than he was. Tommy ignored him and gave the disc to Dream anyways, which appeared to upset Tubbo. At a later point, when Dream gave Tubbo and Tommy time to "say goodbye," Tubbo once again displayed passively suicidal behavior. He told Tommy, who was vehemently protesting, to give up and accept his death, like he himself had already done. Tubbo said that he had "done enough in life" and that it was "about time" he died, displaying no resistance to the concept. He was saved by the arrival of Punz and the rest of the SMP members who joined them, but without their interruption, it seems that Tubbo would have willingly died to protect Tommy and the discs. In a similar fashion, after his interaction with the Egg, Tubbo repeatedly strayed towards lava and magma cubes - and while the actions were likely exaggerated on purpose, it still shows that his mental health had declined over the course of his presidency of L'Manberg, and he will need time to heal from the effects that it had on him.

    Flaws Tubbo is incredibly trusting, loyal, and ready to give everyone the benefit of the doubt. While this is not inherently a flaw, it has often led to his manipulation, as people easily gain his trust to fulfill their own plans. As someone who often finds himself in positions of power, this trait is incredibly dangerous, with Tommy, Quackity, Dream, and Jack all using him or making him believe things at different times to achieve their own personal goals.

    Tubbo often is reckless and endangers himself and others in the pursuit of an idealized future. His perfectionist attitude clouds his judgement in the present. For example, he became incredibly obsessed with "fixing" Ranboo's memory issues in a misplaced effort to help him, ignoring both that Ranboo did not want others to affect his memory and that his procedure's first attempt nearly killed Ranboo.

    Mental health Tubbo struggles with issues of self-worth and self-esteem. He is passive when others criticize his actions and is easily impressionable, taking criticism to heart and allowing himself and others to believe in his weakness. One example of this is when Tommy, in a fit of rage, told Tubbo at the Green Festival that the discs were worth more than him;[12] though Tubbo was hurt, he never argued against this and later asked Tommy to let him die in exchange for the discs multiple times during the Disc Confrontation.[13][14] Another example also occurred at the Green Festival when Dream called Tubbo an idiot and the worst president L'Manberg had ever had;[15] Tubbo later blamed himself for the destruction of L'Manberg because he believed that he was a bad president to the nation, and he held this belief was at least partly due to Dream's speech.

    He also has a tendency to repress his emotions and trauma. Tommy said he has ‘thicker skin’, in comparison to Tommy, who is very open about his feelings and isn’t afraid to have trauma responses. This is not exactly true - Tubbo has been criticized in the past for showing emotion, mainly by Schlatt and Wilbur. Additionally, as Tubbo tends to believe the things people say about him (see above), statements like that would stick to Tubbo, and he would internalize it. Ranboo seems to have a good understanding that this is how Tubbo is, stating that Tubbo isn’t devoid of issues, he just prefers to ignore them and focus on other people’s problems.

    He also tends to be pessimistic or realistic without showing it, speaking in optimistic tones but acting in a completely different manner. An example of this is the Disc Confrontation and the conversation he had with Tommy leading up to it; while they were traveling towards Dream's mountain, he spoke optimistically about their chances,[16] yet during the confrontation itself, he willingly accepted his incoming death and asked Tommy to keep the discs and sacrifice Tubbo for them.[13][14]

    He is generally very self-sacrificing, even to the point of putting a suicide switch inside the nukes built as part of Project Dreamcatcher,[17] indicating his willingness to die if it means keeping his loved ones safe. Another example of this is when he jumped in front of one of Technoblade's fireworks during the Doomsday War in an attempt to protect Tommy, which instead resulted in both of them (non-canonically) dying.[18] Despite only having one canon life left, he generally does not seem to care much about dying,[19] and continues to act recklessly.[20]

    He has also stated that if forced to choose between Tommy and Ranboo, he would rather "take himself out of the equation."[21]

    Tubbo also occasionally uses drugs and/or alcohol, both in light-hearted moments and more serious ones. Examples of this are Connor's "Big Drama" party on January 23, 2021,[22] the aftermath of the successful Project Dreamcatcher test launch on January 26, 2021,[23] and the aftermath of exiling Tommy on December 4, 2020.[24] He used to regularly eat pufferfish, calling them "stress relievers" and even offering them to others.[25] Tommy also made Tubbo potions (drugs) as a present in an attempt to placate Tubbo and stop him from exiling Tommy from L'Manberg.[26]

    Alter Egos Tubbo often plays "characters" which act different to his usual self. He even blames some of them for actions he has committed, saying that they weren't committed by him, but by the characters/alter egos instead.

    Big Law Big Law first appeared in Fundy's stream on August 11, 2020.[27] He made a return in Tommy's stream on August 14, 2020.[28] He's very serious and lawful, he doesn't respect authority or discrimination, saying that he's "above the law." Big Law sometimes gets told off by Tubbo's mother, telling him to stop shouting and being loud. Big Law can often appear when Tubbo eats cookies, almost nothing else works in summoning Big Law except this method.

    Big Crime Big Crime is essentially the opposite of Big Law. He is a mastermind criminal who will murder and steal without cause. He watches people intently, observing their every movement. He does not respect authority, either, but in a very different fashion than that of Big Law.

    Toob Toob also known as Toobo, was a complex personality and not much is known about him. He was created on September 20, 2020, the night of the L'Manberg Election.[29] This identity, however, was short-lived, as Toob killed himself and immediately became normal Tubbo again as people came on the server for the election.[30]

    Archivist Tubbo Archivist Tubbo is an alter ego who shuffles around, sad and crying. He is also known as Subbo or Drubbo. He was created on October 2, 2020, when Tubbo was taken hostage by Tommy and Technoblade to mine cobblestone.[31] He also claims to have inhaled rocks, and talks about Ancient Roman archives. He made a reappearance on May 7, 2021, when once again mining stone for Tommy and Ranboo,[32] first requesting an apple and then later "the scriptures." He also used TNT to dig a deeper hole.

    Dr. Theropiest Bo Tubbo, but he is a "theropiest" (spelt wrong on purpose by Tubbo himself, likely as a joke). He sells various 'theropey flavors' such as blaze powder flavor, ender flavor, and apple flavor. His first patient was Tommy, who had a strange fear of chickens and their guts. He helped Tommy tear down the structure built by Eret to cover L'Manberg in darkness, but he hasn't been seen since.

    Tubbath/Tub Tubbath was Tubbo's alter-ego when Tommy had Tubbo sit in a bath to produce bath water that they could sell to other members of the SMP on October 19, 2020.[33]

    Necromancer Tubbo This alter-ego appeared on January 9, 2021, when Tubbo decided to do some experiments on Ranboo and tried to bring his memories back.[34] He claimed to be a licensed witch doctor and expressed a disturbing interest in violent activities.

    Project Manager Project Manager is used to give advice to builders. He appeared to help out Ranboo during when he was re-building where he lived. He also cannot move that much, and needs help to move at times.

    Charlie Charlie is a heavily autotuned alter-ego of Tubbo. He was created during Ranboo's stream on February 25, 2021,[35][36] and is potentially a reference to how Slimecicle uses heavy autotune for content at times. Charlie has no bones, as he ate them.[37] This is possibly a reference to how Slimecicle's character has no bones and is made of slime.

    Unhinged Tubbo Unhinged Tubbo was created during Philza's stream on April 7, 2021. Unhinged Tubbo speaks in a non-understandable gravely high pitched voice created by inhaling while he talks. Unhinged Tubbo disappeared when Tubbo stopped the bit due to his throat hurting, and "Old Bastard" and "L O L" are some of his catchphrases. He also named a slime "Squishy Fuck". During the same day, in Ranboo's stream, he completely lost his voice.

    Pubbo Pubbo was created on Ranboo's stream on June 4, 2021. Pubbo is an invisible body and a pair of Netherite pants. Pubbo lives in the ruins of L'Manberg. He stated that his "creator" was in the prison, and that his father is both dead and alive (his father died but is "still here", and the "creator" wants him dead). Pubbo has lost two of his canon lives. Pubbo is not associated with Jesus Christ. Pubbo is the happiest person alive.

    Mr. Beets Mr. Beets was created on Sam's stream on July 11, 2021. Mr. Beets is a man who is obsessed with beetroots, to the point of starting a beet cult. He, along with Sam and Foolish, turned the land freed up by removing L'Targay into a massive beetroot farm and planned to possibly make the farm extend up to the Community House. There is also apparently a Council, evoking similarities to PewDiePie's Minecraft series, which also had a beetroot religion and a Council of Beet.

47. #47

    Keys: Ranboo (Copy) (Copy) (Copy) (Copy), Relationship (Copy) (Copy) (Copy) (Copy)

    Relationship,

48. #48

    Keys: What Wilbur says, Quotes

    "Tommy, women are temporary. Revolution is forever." - to Tommy, in the conception of L'Manberg. "Independence or death. If we get no revolution, then we want nothing. We would rather die than give in to you and join your SMP." - to Dream, regarding his demands of surrender during the War for Independence. "Tommy, I think you should do what your heart tells you to do. Just meet him face to face." - to Tommy, before the duel for L'Manberg's independence. "YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, SUCK IT GREEN BOYYYY" - Wilbur's quote from the Second Declaration of Independance. "Who's my little champion?" - to Fundy, his son, notably after the Second Declaration of Independance. "If it pleases the court, I would like to say that my opponent IS TALKING SHIT."- In the sky courthouse, during Quackity's debate on having caught Wilbur off-guard with SWAG2020 "Even if everyone has this 'good side' that you're talking about - anyone who wants to prove it, has to show their dark side first." - to Quackity, shortly after the first Election debates. "And power isn't gained from diplomacy, and bureaucracy, and giant courthouses suspended in the sky, blah blah blah. It's gained from swords, Quackity; it's gained from blades, it's gained from steel, iron. Even if everyone has this good side that you're talking about; then anyone who wants to prove it, has to show their dark side first. You're going to have to kill, you're going to have to torture, You're going to have to maim. When I look at you, as a fellow outsider, you're not ready for that." - talking to Quackity on a hill before the election. "Look at my son! Tearing down the walls I built to keep him safe!" - after his exile, while watching Fundy take down L'Manberg's walls. "Tubbo, you've seen me build a nation, I'll fucking do it again." - to Tubbo, while setting up Pogtopia after being exiled from Manberg. "TommyInnit, I am a slow-burning fuse. I am a long, slow-burning fuse, but I'm telling you now, over the next couple weeks, I'm gonna be a different man than the one Jschlatt crossed. I can feel it. And maybe this new man will be open to a Technoblade." - to Tommy, after his appealing for Technoblade to join Pogtopia. "Am I a villain, in this story?" - Wilbur during the start of his decent to madness after the Manberg Festival announcement. "Me and you, we both agree we're right. We're in the right here, aren't we? (...) Then let's be the bad guys. Tommy, why not? Why not? Look, our nation's gone. Our nation's far behind us, Tommy. Let's blow that motherfucker to smithereens. Let's blow the whole thing up! I say, if we can't have Manberg, then NO ONE - NO ONE CAN HAVE MANBERG!" - to Tommy, shortly after questioning his own morality. "Have you not noticed?! Everyone who's claiming to be on our side, they're lying to us! Tubbo?! He's lying to you, man! He- He would drop us at the SECOND he realizes we're not in the lead anymore!" - to Tommy, after beginning to succumb to his paranoia. "You're trying to sound like you know what you're doing so that you can prove me wrong. Tommy, none of us know what we're doing. We're fucked, we were fucked the minute we were thrown out. 'Cause Schlatt knows- he's a smart man, he knows that if we fight him, even if we beat him, we've lost. If he fights us and kills us, we've lost. Tommy, there's no in-between, he KNOWS we've lost! And... I know you're scared, Tommy, I understand you're scared. And it's scary! It's scary, Tommy, but y'know what, in a time like this, when a man has nothing to lose, d'y'know what that means? It means we can do what we want." - to Tommy, trying to reassert his "confidence" in his spiral. "I miss Philza. I wonder if he'd be proud of me." - to himself during the Festival, shortly before watching the speeches. "I'm aware of that... but sometimes, in order to feel comfortable and safe, you have to be ready to give up the things that you're worried you might lose." - to Tommy, before the festival. "Tommy, pspspspsp, where are you? It's time to blow up everything!" - after deciding to put the TNT plan back into action the day after the festival. "Chekhov's gun." - A phrase repeated by Wilbur multiple times throughout his spiral. "There WAS a special place... where men COULD go to emancipate..." - in the Button Room, considering the failed ideology of L'Manberg. "There was a saying Phil... by a traitor. Once part of L'Manberg... It was never meant to be." - to Phil, shortly before pressing the button to detonate L'Manberg. "MY L'MANBERG, PHIL! My unfinished symphony, forever unfinished!" - shortly after finally detonating L'Manberg on November 16. "Tubbo, you are president of a crater! Enjoy."- after logging out after his final canon death on November 16. "Hello, have you missed me?" - to Tommy after the end of the disc saga. "YOU'RE GOING TO KILL CASPER THE FRIENDLY GHOST!" - to Tommy, arguing over his possible resurrection. "Do you want to do competitive solitaire again?" - to Tommy in the Afterlife. "I know what I'm like.. and that's the issue." - to Tommy in the afterlife, reasserting his own self-deprecative tendencies. "Oh.. Hello again." - to Tommy right after he got revived. "This is my sunrise!" - to Tommy watching the sunshine after being revived. "If life's a fucking horse, I'm gonna ride it Tommy!" - to Tommy after he got revived. "Do you know I demolished Jack Manifold's House twice? I brutally ignored him during the war and he fought for my country and I ignored him. I didn't look at him, I didn't give him so much as a medal, I didn't give him so much as a rank. I gave him the lowest rank on the cabinet and you know what it took? Do you know what it took for him to forgive me? A sorry." - Wilbur about meeting Jack Manifold after his revival “I feel alive, Ranboo! I feel alive! Someone’s looking at me and -- and talking to me! I’m alive, I’m alive! This is great!” Wilbur: “You want my dignity." Quackity: “I don’t want your dignity, Wilbur. Aside from your jacket for the cloakroom, I want your wisdom.” Wilbur: "Oh! My wisdom! My wisdom! Well how about you crack open my head with a meat tenderizer and scoop it out? ...or a pickaxe?” "Wilbur you forget yourself. Quackity you forget where you stand next to me. You are in my shadow. Act like it. Maybe it’s not a coincidence that every single idea you’ve had has failed under your guidance. You are a walking second place medal." "If I truly believed it was the truth, does that make me a liar?” “That’s the difference between me and Schlatt. That’s the difference between me and Phil. That’s the difference between me and Quackity. I have never lied to you. I have been wrong but never lied to you, Tommy. I won’t lie to you. Do you trust me, Tommy? ‘Cos right now I feel like you don’t trust me.” “You never cared about Tubbo, you just care about your image, you maniac. You just don’t want anyone to know that you failed to protect the one person who still cares about you.”

49. #49

    Keys: Funfacts, Triva, Funfacts about Wilbu

    Wilbur often refuses to wear armor. This was due to his peaceful mindset, but later, as he started to abandon that mindset, it was due to a dangerous lack of self-preservation. Wilbur reportedly has a lot of experience with in-game drugs (potions), and is adept at making them. During his spiral, Wilbur experimented at least once with smoking, drinking, and vaping. It's not clear if he kept up his streak of substance abuse. During his first life on the server, Wilbur never washed. It's not clear why he neglected his hygiene, but it can be assumed that Wilbur never cared for himself enough to, or simply never had the means to later in life. Wilbur has since become the only server member to canonically have a shower on-stream. Wilbur was the only one to never receive a proper funeral or memorial service. Though he has no gravestone, and was never buried, his resting place is considered to be the resurrection shrine that is located over the button room. This was considered true, as he got revived and spawned back there. Wilbur owns multiple identical versions of his Pogtopia-era coat. This was proven during Niki's birthday party, when Niki briefly wore one of the coats at the same time that Wilbur did. Wilbur has cited Eight by Sleeping at Last as his personal musical inspiration for Alivebur's character. Wilbur was reportedly 32 years old when he died, and is now mentally around 45 years old because of the time in the Afterlife working differently. Due to his contested humanity, it's not known what this age means for Wilbur. Due to Wilbur being Philza's biological son, it is possible that he carries the same genes of possible conditional immortality that Philza could have. Wilbur experienced a whole thirteen and a half years in the void before being resurrected. In the early days of L'Manberg, Wilbur wrote letters to Philza, telling him briefly of his experiences with his new L'Manbergian friends. As time progressed, Wilbur sent letters less frequently, until he eventually stopped. This led Phil to come to find him in L'Manberg, only to find him about to destroy it.[84] Wilbur consistently hid the truth from his father, most likely out of a sense of shame. Wilbur kept memoirs, up until his death. Ghostbur read through them before they were destroyed in Doomsday. Wilbur is the second character that Dream claimed he revived using his knowledge from the Revival Book, after reviving Tommy first. However, Dream and Punz already secretly killed and revived Vikkstar and LazarBeam before Tommy's revival.[85] The usage of Resurrected Wilbur's skin is partially inspired by Fundy's natural white hair in real life.[86] Despite being depicted with them frequently, the only time Wilbur smoked in canon prior to his resurrection is at Niki's Birthday Party - this time was heavily implied to be his first by his general tactlessness with them.

50. #50

    Keys: Relationship, Family, Father, Philza

    Philza, Father, Family, Relationship

    Philza is Wilbur's father.

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