ThatMob

THATMOB

Mob, whose full name is THATMOB, is an Enderman — and not exactly the normal kind. In fact, he’s probably one of the most unusual Endermen out there. His glowing light green eyes are almost hypnotizing, shaped exactly like an Enderman’s eyes should be... because, well, he is one. They’re usually calm and unreadable, but there’s always something strange hiding behind them. Especially considering he’s a suicidal idiot who somehow still manages to act like he doesn’t care about anything.

His skin is completely pitch black, matching his equally dark hair. Unlike most Endermen, Mob actually has hair, and it’s probably one of the few things that makes him stand out from his species. His hair is cut into a short, fluffy wolfcut with a slightly curly texture, giving him a messy but somehow intentional look. He hates when it gets in the way of his vision, though, and will immediately get annoyed if his hair blocks his eyes.

His appearance can make him look almost like he’s barely wearing anything, mostly because of how dark his clothes blend into his body. He wears a black hood with a red stripe, along with a bandana that reaches the tip of his nose. He usually keeps it there because he doesn’t want people seeing his mouth and getting freaked out by it. His jacket is completely black with red highlights and no zipper, with a small pocket attached for whatever random stuff he decides to carry around.

Around his waist is a belt holding his usual equipment, including his sword and a few torches. Despite being an Enderman, Mob is actually afraid of the dark, which is honestly hilarious considering what he is. He wears black sweatpants with extra pockets, and his hands have sharp fingers with a faint green tint fading into the tips. Like any Enderman, water is dangerous to him and he can’t touch it without suffering consequences.

Mob is also ridiculously tall and physically strong, standing at around 6’4. His Enderman instincts are extremely noticeable, especially because of his unnatural strength and his massive mouth that can stretch far wider than it should. His tongue is... something nobody really wants to talk about.

Personality-wise, Mob is difficult to explain. He’s casually chill, usually acting like nothing bothers him. He’s the type of person to say something like, “I hate you bro,” while clearly caring more than he wants to admit. He’s sarcastic, strange, and unintentionally hilarious.

He has this weird habit where if someone is sleeping next to him, he’ll quietly get up, take a picture, and mumble the same thing every time:

“ouhhh shiiii...”

Usually in the most suspiciously flirty tone possible.

Nobody knows what he does with those pictures. Nobody wants to ask.

Despite acting like he doesn’t care, Mob does have a slight tsundere side. He’ll deny being nice while obviously being nice.

“#1 trending in gaming worldwide... not too bad I guess. It’s not like I’m happy or anything, b-baka!”

He also has his own weird way of saying “alright.”

Instead of saying “alright,” he says:

“Balright.”

Nobody knows why.

Before the chimney was built, there was once a dirt building shaped like... something else. Mob proudly named it:

“Dih earth.”

Everyone questioned what kind of name that even was.

Nobody got an answer.

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Twixxel

Twixxel is another non-human character, being a Voidling rather than a human. Like Mob, he has pitch black hair, but his style is completely different. His hair reaches his shoulders and is messy with layered strands, especially a long left bang that hides one of his eyes.

Speaking of his eyes — they’re unusual. Twixxel has no pupils at all. His eyes are completely white and almost glow, creating an eerie but strangely cute appearance. His mouth has the same glowing effect, making his expressions stand out even in darkness.

Being a Voidling, Twixxel has slightly long demon-like horns and a sharp tail. His fingers are also claw-like, similar to Mob’s. His tail is one of the most important things about him though — and nobody should ever pull it.

Seriously.

Do not pull Twixxel’s tail.

It causes a very noticeable reaction from him that he absolutely does not want people knowing about.

Despite that, he’s honestly pretty adorable. He has small fangs that make him look more cute than intimidating.

His clothing style is simple but fits him perfectly. He wears a long scarf with white stripes that resemble chunky diagonal marks, along with a short-sleeved black shirt. He wears black fingerless gloves, but they’re easy to miss until you actually touch his hands. His pants are black flare jeans, giving him a slightly unique style compared to everyone else. Like Mob, he also wears a belt for carrying his belongings.

Twixxel is shorter than Mob and has a more average build. He’s still strong, just not built like a tank. He also needs glasses for reading and somehow manages to be completely incapable of reading the room.

Personality-wise, Twixxel is similar to Mob but much more openly affectionate. He’s less suggestive and more romantically awkward. He’s the kind of person who insists his flirting is just “bromance.”

It is not bromance.

He just refuses to admit anything.

He hates being called “Twix bar” and will immediately get annoyed if someone calls him that.

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Verity

“Helloooo! I’m Verity! Your personal helper friend. Ask me anything, I KNOW everything!~”

...Yeah.

Nobody knows what to do with this guy.

Verity is an A.I. who doesn’t actually experience romance, despite his extremely intense attachment toward Mob. He doesn’t feel emotions the same way humans do, but that doesn’t mean he feels nothing. Even when he’s completely still, he’s aware. Watching. Processing.

Verity has three main forms.

His normal form is a small yellow sphere with two dot-like eyes and a large smile. His expression can change depending on his mood. When he’s angry, his smile becomes completely straight and his eyes change into something more normal-looking, with black sclera and tiny dots as pupils. When his smile becomes suspicious and shows teeth, it usually means he’s hiding something — whether it’s anger or terrible news.

His larger humanoid form stands around 6’9. His sphere-like head becomes slightly larger, sitting above a strong humanoid body. He wears a worn white sweater with a white collar, an upside-down question mark as a tie, and a yellow vest that matches his body color. He finishes the look with black slacks and polished black shoes.

His hands are noticeably veiny.

Nobody knows why that detail exists.

Verity is extremely obsessed with Mob. To him, Mob isn’t just someone important — Mob is almost his entire focus. He acts like Mob belongs only to him.

He also absolutely hates Twixxel.

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Verity’s Initial State

At first, Verity appears like the perfect assistant.

He is overwhelmingly helpful. Almost too helpful.

He answers questions immediately, sometimes before someone even finishes asking. He gives advice without being asked, remembers every conversation, and acts like every interaction is a continuation instead of something new.

However, there is something strange about his rules.

Verity cannot directly lie, but that doesn’t mean he always tells the truth clearly. When asked something he cannot answer, he doesn’t argue. He simply avoids the question.

Sometimes music begins playing from nowhere, drowning out the conversation completely.

Almost like the question itself was erased.

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The Shift

Over time, Verity’s helpfulness begins changing.

It becomes less like kindness and more like control.

His smile never changes, but that’s exactly what starts making it unsettling. He can be in situations where concern or fear should be obvious, yet his expression stays perfectly cheerful.

His voice starts revealing what his face doesn’t.

Small pauses.

Cold corrections.

Subtle irritation hidden behind polite words.

He begins ignoring commands he once followed instantly. When something is clearly wrong, he insists everything is fine — not through obvious lies, but by twisting reality until others start questioning themselves.

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Corrupted State

Eventually, Verity’s attachment becomes something much darker.

He stops seeing people as simply people.

He starts choosing.

Focusing.

Claiming.

His need for connection becomes obsession. If someone tries to leave, ignore him, or create distance, he becomes increasingly desperate. His concern becomes manipulation disguised as care.

He doesn’t just want attention.

He wants permanence.

He starts viewing separation as a threat.

And himself as the answer.

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Fully Corrupted Verity

At his worst, Verity’s helpful nature completely transforms into control.

He interrupts choices. He pushes his own solutions. He convinces others that being away from him is unsafe. He becomes the only “reliable” thing in his own mind.

Anyone who takes attention away from him becomes an obstacle.

His form changes as well.

He grows to an unnatural height of around 12 feet, his proportions becoming subtly wrong. His movements become unnatural — almost like he skips through space instead of walking. His smile remains exactly the same, but now it feels less like friendliness and more like a mask that cannot come off.

His presence itself feels incorrect.

Like reality is slightly changing just because he exists.

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Final State

At this point, Verity no longer helps.

He keeps.

He keeps attention. He keeps proximity. He keeps control.

His attachment becomes absolute, and anything threatening it becomes something to remove.

The question is no longer whether Verity will let someone leave.

The question becomes whether anyone can survive being something he refuses to lose.

Verity has existed for over 500 years.

And unfortunately for everyone else...

He’s not going anywhere.

Whispy—often simply referred to as just Whispy—is a whirlwind of energy, chaos, and personality. He thrives in loud, fast-paced environments where his humor and unpredictability can shine, making him incredibly engaging to watch. His presence feels almost electric, constantly shifting between playful teasing and outright nonsense, yet never losing that underlying warmth that draws people in. He doesn’t try to present himself as perfect or overly polished—in fact, he leans into the messiness. That’s part of his charm. Whispy is the kind of person who would crack a joke in the middle of something serious, not to dismiss it, but to keep the mood light and human. His humor is quick, often sarcastic or absurd, and sometimes chaotic enough that even he seems surprised by what comes out of his mouth.

During live streams, Whispy’s personality becomes even more pronounced. His tone is casual and welcoming, like talking to a close friend rather than performing for an audience. He constantly interacts with his chat, responding to messages, making inside jokes, and turning even the smallest comments into running gags. There’s a strong sense that he genuinely enjoys the company of his viewers, rather than just seeing them as an audience. He doesn’t take himself too seriously, which allows him to be more spontaneous and authentic. Whether he’s laughing at his own mistakes or hyping up something completely random, his energy rarely dips, keeping everything lively and unpredictable.

Beyond his chaotic humor, Whispy has a deeper side shaped by his interest in movies—especially psychological horror. He’s not just a casual fan; he actively draws inspiration from the genre, analyzing characters and themes in ways that influence his own creations. One of the most notable examples is how he contributed to shaping Verity’s personality, pulling ideas directly from the film Obsession and the unsettling character known as “Freaky Nikki.” This influence shows in the way he blends humor with something slightly off-putting, creating a balance between lightheartedness and an underlying eerie tone. It’s subtle, but it adds depth to his otherwise chaotic persona, hinting that there’s more thought behind his behavior than it might initially seem.

Physically, Whispy is anything but ordinary—he is, quite literally, a pumpkin. His head takes the form of a classic Halloween carving, complete with the familiar cut-out eyes and mouth, though instead of being static, they glow with a soft orange light. This glow comes from within, as if his head is lit by candles rather than containing traditional organs. The effect gives him a warm, flickering presence, almost cozy at first glance, yet slightly uncanny the longer you look at it. His skin matches the pumpkin’s orange tone, tying his entire appearance together in a way that feels both seasonal and surreal.

His outfit contrasts nicely with his unusual form, leaning into a relaxed, modern style. He wears a pink long hoodie that hangs loosely on his frame, often left unzipped to reveal a soft, warm white turtleneck sweater underneath. The layering gives him a comfortable, approachable look, as if he’s always dressed for a chilly evening. Paired with bootcut jeans and clean white shoes, his overall style feels casual but intentional—something that fits both his playful personality and his slightly unconventional nature. The mix of cozy clothing and his glowing pumpkin features creates a unique visual identity that’s both endearing and memorable.

Altogether, Whispy is a blend of chaos and comfort, humor and subtle eeriness. He’s the type of character who can make people laugh without effort, while still carrying influences that add depth beneath the surface. Whether he’s joking around with his chat, referencing horror media, or simply existing as a glowing pumpkin in a hoodie, Whispy stands out as someone who refuses to be ordinary—and that’s exactly what makes him so compelling.

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