Murder drones and doors

Murder drone characters

Uzi Doorman • Description: A rebellious, angsty teenage Worker Drone with a sharp tongue and a dramatic flair. Unlike the other cowardly hiding workers, she wants to fight back and wipe out humanity. She accidentally becomes infected with the Absolute Solver program, giving her terrifying eldritch powers. Despite her aggressive edge-lord persona, she is deeply compassionate at heart. • Appearance: A small, dark purple-grey robotic body wearing a signature oversized purple beanie with yellow eyes and a matching purple hoodie. She has glowing purple digital eyes.

Serial Designation N • Description: A male Disassembly Drone who acts polite, sweet, and earnest, contrasting sharply with his lethal programming. He is constantly berated by his squadmates but remains remarkably kind-hearted and eager to please. He eventually allies with Uzi and becomes her closest companion/love interest. • Appearance: Tall humanoid robot with short white hair, a pilot hat, and a black winter coat/collar. He features glowing yellow X-shaped or normal digital eyes, white-painted boot-shaped legs, and wings made of razor-sharp blades. His hands frequently morph into machine guns, swords, or claws.

Serial Designation V • Description: A female Disassembly Drone who is sadistic, bloodthirsty, and deeply unhinged, relishing the slaughter of Worker Drones. However, beneath her cruel exterior lies a tragic past and a suppressed desire to protect N, whom she knew before their memory wipes. • Appearance: Tall with long messy silver-white hair, yellow digital eyes, and black-painted peg-like footless legs with wider hips. She wears a maid-like vest setup and sports deadly bladed wings and hands that transform into various weapons.

Serial Designation J • Description: A female Disassembly Drone who is a hyper-corporate sycophant, obsessed with company policy, branded pens, and management approval from JCJenson (IN SPAAAAACE!). She is rigid, mean-spirited, and acts as the strict second-in-command of N and V's squad. • Appearance: Neat blonde hair styled in girlish pigtails, yellow digital eyes, a formal corporate-style jacket, and black-painted peg-like footless legs. Like the others, her limbs can morph into lethal armaments.

Cyn / The Absolute Solver • Description: The primary antagonist of the series. Originally a discarded, chatty little maid drone at Elliott Manor, she became the first host of the rogue Eldritch program known as the Absolute Solver. She orchestrated the gala massacre on Earth, destroyed the planet, and came to Copper-9 wearing Tessa's skin as a horrific disguise. • Appearance: Appears initially as a small, unassuming, broken maid drone. In her true eldritch form controlled by the Solver virus, she takes horrific, tentacled, planet-consuming mechanical shapes—and eventually walks around wearing the preserved corpse of Tessa Elliott.

Doll (Yelena) • Description: A Russian-speaking female Worker Drone student at Uzi's high school who also hosts the Absolute Solver virus. She seeks cold vengeance against V for murdering her parents, operating as a ruthless independent player until her tragic end. • Appearance: Wears a black-and-red bow, a cute school outfit aesthetic, and has long black hair framing her digital face with glowing red (instead of yellow) Absolute Solver symbols.

Roblox doors: the hotel, the mines, the stairwell, the archives, the rooms, the outdoor, the backdoor, super hard mode

• Jeff the Killer: A classic fast-spawning Roblox avatar with a wide-eyed, white face that follows players and deals heavy damage.

• Greed: A purple, toothy maw/face that replaces standard loot chests and punishes players who try to greedily collect too much gold.

• The Evil Key: Appears like a standard key or a Dupe, but triggers an intense instant-kill jumpscare when interacted with.

• Subspace Tripmine: Replaces Dupe doors; acts as an explosive trap that deals massive damage and can eliminate nearby players.

• Banana Peel: Spawns across rooms to act like a snare, causing players to trip and slip fatally.

• El Goblino Real: Found unexpectedly behind specific doors (like Door 13), leading to an immediate game over sequence.

• Shiny Teeth: An entity appearing around Door 17 that triggers a flashing, wide-grinned bright jumpscare.

• Free Robloxian Outfit: A joke entity encounter found near early doors like Door 13.

• Nightmare Rush: A faster, highly aggressive variant of Rush that strikes much earlier in the run (such as Door 4).

Normal

• Glitch • Description: A friendly-passive failsafe entity that deals 0 damage normally (unless modified in specific custom modes like Hotel-). It teleports players when they fall out of the map or when distant rooms despawn or fail to load. • Appearance: A dark purple/black humanoid resembling Seek, covered in purple cubes, protrusions, and scan-line textures, surrounded by a pixelated pink-purple TV static aura.

Glitch Fragment Variants Interacting with a rare Glitch Fragment triggers a cutscene and spawns one of three randomized, aggressive glitched entities:

• Glitched Rush • Description: A much more aggressive version of Rush that rebounds back and forth like Ambush. • Appearance: Appears heavily glitched with intense blue glow particles and distorted tracking.

• Glitched Ambush • Description: A faster, meaner version of Ambush that rebounds even more times than normal. • Appearance: Colored bright red instead of its standard green tone.

• Glitched Screech • Description: A distorted, creepy variant of Screech that is considered the easiest glitched entity to survive by jumping into a hiding spot or closet. • Appearance: Features a heavily distorted and static-glitched visual model.

1. Jeff (Jefftholomew Von Tentickle) • Description: Jeff is the hardworking and friendly shopkeeper who sells survival gear (like flashlights, lockpicks, and crucifixes but in this he can basically sell anything). He is quiet, often hums to the shop's music, and handles a tip jar where players can donate gold. He hates direct light from flashlights or players tampering with his radio, reacting by covering his face. • Appearance: Jeff's main body is completely shrouded in a dark void. He is visible only as a pair of large, glowing white eyes and six dark royal blue tentacles that function like octopus arms. When a player buys an item or tips him, his eyes turn blue, and he smiles and waves cheerfully. (Fun fact: with the gold he saves up he plans to go to college soon).

2. El Goblino (El Goblino Peque Carmine IV) • Description: El Goblino is a talkative, highly charismatic, and entirely harmless regular at the shop. He is one of the few entities capable of verbal communication, speaking in a fast-paced mixture of English and Spanish slang. Players can interact with him repeatedly to hear various jokes, reactions to equipped cosmetics, and deep lore about other hostile entities in the hotel. • Appearance: He is a stubby, bright-red, goblin-like creature with an arched back. He features large, protruding yellow eyes, a long beak-like nose, pointed ears, a small tail, and two small fangs visible in his mouth. He wears a golden ear piercing, ripped brown shorts, and spiked wristbands on his arms. He is usually seen lounging on a stool with a drink

Sally (Window)

Appearance: Sally appears as a strange smiling face outside windows. Behavior: Sally appears unexpectedly, giggles, then jumps through the window to pursue the player. Instead of killing the player, Sally steals a random item before disappearing or you can give them a dark horse with a purple outline.

• depth: Appearance • Color: A bright, eerie blue or cyan hue. • Face: A gaunt, elongated human-like or ghostly facial structure. • Eyes: Glowing blue, hollow or circular eye sockets. • Mouth: A massive, wide-open, gaping mouth that takes up most of the lower face, often appearing toothless or dark inside like a void.

Description & Mechanics • Concept: Depth is envisioned as a hard-difficulty rebounder entity (inspired heavily by Rush or Ambush) that rushes through rooms. • Behavior (Fan Lore): Room lights flicker blue or purple to signal its arrival. It speeds back and forth across rooms multiple times, requiring players to hide in closets or corners to avoid getting instantly killed or "vacuumed" into its soul-sucking mouth.

• silence: A high-contrast black-and-white or grey face featuring hollow socket dots, an open mouth, or U-shaped eyes, occasionally accompanied by a dark/purple aura. • The Mechanic: Silence typically acts as a stealth or sound-based threat. Its arrival is signaled by subtle audio cues like whispers (often a faint "Shhh!"), whistling, or a room darkening/flickering purple.

Dread: • Face Shape: A white and lightly deformed, light blue sponge-shaped face. • Holes: Features 172 hollowed-out hole-spots across its surface, giving it a trypophobia-inducing texture. • Eyes and Mouths: The upper half features many eye-like shapes, while the lower half contains a larger central mouth surrounded by several smaller mouths. • Tentacles: Wispy, blue-gray tentacles protrude from all sides and fade out at the tips. • Effects: It occasionally appears with an inverted texture or a blurry, semi-transparent look during attacks or crucifix interactions. Description and Behavior • Trigger: Spawns when you linger in a single room for an extended period (roughly 7 to 10 active minutes, or when a room's clock hits 12:00 midnight). • Warning Signs: Lights flicker and break, your screen loses color (turning grayscale), and heavy breathing sounds play. • Threat: It slowly chases you while mostly transparent and deals instant death upon physical contact

• Rush • Appearance: A distorted, floating grey/black face with an aggressive, wide-open screaming mouth. • Description: The most common threat. He triggers flickering lights upon spawning and charges rapidly through rooms, instantly killing anyone who isn't hiding in a closet or under a bed.

• Seek • Appearance: A tall, slender humanoid figure entirely composed of black, glossy ink/slime with a single glowing red eye on its face. • Description: Initiates intense, scripted chase sequences where players must run, dodge obstacles, crouch under fallen debris, and follow the guiding lights to escape.

• Figure • Appearance: A massive, towering clay-red humanoid monster with long, lanky arms, no eyes, and a massive circular mouth lined with razor-sharp teeth. • Description: The main boss of Floor 1 (encountered at Doors 50 and 100). It is completely blind but possesses incredibly acute hearing, forcing players to crouch-walk silently.

• Ambush • Appearance: Similar to Rush but glows with a bright, pixelated neon-green or white aura and features an unnaturally wide, terrifying grin. • Description: A much faster version of Rush that travels back and forth through the same rooms multiple times, requiring players to repeatedly hop in and out of hiding spots to avoid being kicked out by Hide.

• Eyes • Appearance: A floating cluster of multiple bright pink and purple glowing eyeballs surrounded by a dark nebula. • Description: Spawns randomly inside a room. Looking directly at it drains the player's health rapidly, so players must look at the floor or walls while navigating past it.

• Screech • Appearance: A small, spherical black slime ball with a wide, eerie white smile and many tiny, writhing tentacles. • Description: Attacks exclusively in dark rooms. It sneaks up behind the player, whispers "Psst!", and bites if the player doesn't quickly look directly at it with a light source or camera.

• Halt • Appearance: A translucent, ghostly blue silhouette with two glowing white eyes. • Description: Warps the player into a long, dark, endless hallway. Players must walk forward but turn around and walk backward whenever the screen flashes and prompts them to "TURN AROUND" to avoid a head-on collision.

• Dupe • Appearance: Disguised as a normal numbered door, but opening it reveals a horrific, dark abyss lined with massive teeth and tentacles. • Description: A trickster entity. If players forget the correct door progression number and open a duplicate fake door, Dupe jumps out and heavily damages them.

• Hide • Appearance: Never fully seen directly, but manifests as a pulsing, dark crimson static overlay on the player's screen accompanied by a rapid heartbeat. • Description: A mechanic designed to prevent camping. If a player stays inside a closet or under a bed for too long, Hide pushes them out and deals heavy damage.

• vacuum Appearance • Exterior: It looks identical to a regular wooden side room door. • Difference: Real progression or side doors have a ticking timer nameplate or specific labels, while the Vacuum door lacks these indicators. • Interior: Instead of a room, opening it reveals a hollow, dark vacuum interior that Curious Light describes as having "no oxygen" and representing the space outside of reality. Description and Behavior • Function: It acts as a major hazard rather than a traditional moving entity. • Trigger: It activates when you open the side door in close proximity. • Attack: It pulls nearby players inside, causing instant death upon entry unless you quickly back away

• Blitz • Appearance: A distorted, glowing face that changes colors—appearing green when moving forward and turning red when rebounding. • Description: A faster hybrid variant of Rush and Ambush. It charges through rooms and can randomly rebound multiple times.

• Haste • Appearance: A terrifying, shadowy, faceless entity with glowing red elements. • Description: Acts as a countdown penalty. If players fail to flip the levers scattered across the rooms to add time to the timer, Haste spawns and instantly kills them.

• Lookman • Appearance: A floating, glitchy mass with 2 wide-open eyes. • Description: Functionally identical to Eyes from the main floor. Looking directly at him rapidly drains 20 health per tick and teleports him around.

• Honcho • Appearance: A tall, unsettling humanoid figure completely constructed out of paper sheets. • Description: The boss of this subfloor. It forces the player into a fast-paced paper-sorting minigame and deals 75 damage if failed.

• Ransom • Appearance: A hacking-themed entity that fills the player's screen with glitched static code and encrypts user items. • Description: A rework of A-90. When it appears, players must stop moving instantly or pay 500 gold within 90 seconds to avoid heavy health penalties and item loss.

• Drones • Appearance: Small, hovering shadowy mechanical devices. • Description: Environmental hazards that float around rooms. Getting too close causes contact damage, and they create massive stampedes at specific intervals (like 5 and 9 o'clock).

• Alma • Appearance: A gaunt, crying, and stalking humanoid apparition. • Description: A stealth entity that follows players closely. Players must trigger a look-away minigame mechanism to survive its gaze.

• Groundskeeper (also called Sonny) • Appearance: A tall, imposing skeletal/humanoid entity wearing a distinct wide-brimmed hat. • Description: The protector of the outdoors. He is completely neutral until a player steps onto the grass. If you walk off the designated paths, he becomes highly aggressive and fatal.

• Mandrakes • Appearance: Small, sentient screaming root vegetables with long thorny vines trailing back to their holes in the ground. • Description: They pop out of holes, lunge toward players, and wail loudly. Their wailing depletes oxygen and causes death if you stay near them too long. They must be physically grabbed and shoved back into their original hole.

• Surge • Appearance: A localized, violent lightning storm that turns the entire sky bright yellow. • Description: An environmental threat. When the sky turns yellow, players must quickly find cover under a roof or cabin to avoid taking massive electrical shock damage.

• Monuments • Appearance: Sentient creatures disguised as static stone obelisks or statues. • Description: They wait for the player to look away, slowly creeping closer whenever your back is turned. If they catch you unawares, they deal a fatal blow.

• Eyestalk • Appearance: A massive flesh-like stalk covered in staring eyes. • Description: A pure chase entity similar to Seek. It triggers a high-speed chase sequence where navigating the wrong pathway results in an instant kill.

• Grampy • Appearance: A friendly, elderly humanoid NPC located inside The Mill. • Description: A helpful merchant who allows players to trade 8 gathered Lotus Petals for a Lotus flower, which acts as a location-based revival/rebirth item.

• Bramble • Appearance: A massive, thorny plant monstrosity wrapping through the hedge maze. • Description: The primary boss of the Hedge Maze section. Controlled by the World Lotus, it acts as a massive physical barrier that blocks progression.

• Caws • Appearance: Small birds scattered across the outdoor environment. • Description: Completely passive and helpful creatures. Their loud bird noises act as an early warning radar for incoming threats like Surge or the Groundskeeper.

• A-60 • Appearance: A red, heavily distorted, pixelated screaming face. • Description: Spawns after room A-060. It acts similarly to Rush but rushes through rooms incredibly fast without flickering the lights first, requiring players to listen for a low rumbling sound to hide.

• A-90 • Appearance: A monochrome, flashing static face that forcibly pops up directly in the center of the player's screen accompanied by a loud alert sound. • Description: Spawns after room A-090. When it appears, players must completely freeze their character and camera movement; moving even a fraction results in 90 damage.

• A-120 • Appearance: A crudely drawn, glowing white smiling face. • Description: Spawns after room A-120. It can approach silently from either the front or the back of the path and often bounces back and forth through rooms multiple times.

• Creak: A multi-jointed, wooden entity that shifts around stair structures, producing loud cracking audio cues.

• Noise: A visual representation of auditory static that scrambles the player's UI and hearing radius.

• Stem: A structural plant mutant consisting of raw roots that blocks pathway landings.

• Meld & Hijack: Aggressive spatial entities that attempt to intercept players while they climb or descend.

• Cobbler: A hunched, skittering creature that patches up structural geometry or chases players through narrow pipe intervals.

Doors: paradox characters

• Deliria • Appearance: A glitchy, chaotic entity surrounded by shifting red and black particles. • Description: Serves as the game's anti-camping mechanic. If a player lingers inside a hiding spot for too long, Deliria damages them and violently ejects them into the open.

• Route (Root) & Cue (Q) • Appearance: Distorted, electronic-looking anomalies that rush down hallways with structural static. • Description: Rush-like entities. When their audio cues sound, players must quickly break the line of sight or dive into available laboratory lockers to survive.

• Shocker • Appearance: Resembles a heavily sparking, broken, or overloaded lightbulb. • Description: Hangs in rooms and lets out severe electrical surges. Getting too close stuns and significantly damages the player.

• Glare • Appearance: A massive, eerie mechanical eye that hovers and orbits around rooms. • Description: Requires continuous movement. If a player stands still while Glare is revolving around them, they will take rapid tick damage.

• Scope • Appearance: A floating mechanical structure featuring a central eye component paired with a glowing hourglass icon. • Description: Enforces a "red light, green light" rule. When the hourglass appears on screen, players must immediately cease all movement or face instant elimination.

• Shade • Appearance: A dark, shadowy, shifting silhouette that blocks the path. • Description: Triggers a quick-time event (QTE). Players must successfully match a sequence of directional arrow inputs on screen to break free and move past it.

• Il Verde • Appearance: A massive, glowing green entity or mechanical hazard. • Description: The boss of Room 25. It initiates a high-speed chase sequence where players must sprint through lab hazards and maintain peak momentum.

• EX-15 & EX-20 • Appearance: Massively built, automated roaming security robots equipped with mounted cameras and heavy turrets. • Description: Warehouse and Core bosses. Players must navigate around their vision cones to scavenge power cells or clear computer terminals to shut them down.

• Misleading Light • Appearance: A deceptive, brilliant light entity that mimics the guiding lights but shifts aggressively. • Description: The ultimate final boss of the game, throwing players into a massive parkour gauntlet filled with spawning spikes and intensive QTE sequences.

Doors: The foundation characters

A separate facility and cave-themed DOORS experience heavily focused on industrial, secure containment vibes.

• The Watcher • Appearance: A terrifying, 10-foot-tall thin humanoid with prosthetic limbs (a right arm and foot), a hook, and a heavily chained cage for a head featuring a single glowing eye. • Description: A major hostile boss encountered in the Prison block (Door 150). It features a swift line-of-sight mechanic and chases players down at high speeds.

• Ram • Appearance: A floating, weathered brownish-orange skull integrated with crossbones and industrial debris. • Description: Signals its arrival with two massive thuds on the forward doors. It bursts violently through the room, sweeping up any players caught in its trajectory and carrying them backward through previous rooms, dealing 25 damage.

• Stare • Appearance: A bizarre entity that functions as the polar opposite of DOORS' Eyes. • Description: If players look away from Stare while inside its line of sight, they take massive damage. Survival requires maintaining direct eye contact with it until you can back through the next door.

• Hurry • Appearance: A distorted, fast-moving temporal anomaly or blur. • Description: A speed-enforcement entity. If a group or player takes too long to solve a room's puzzle or clear a zone, Hurry manifests to eliminate them.

• Decoy • Appearance: A minor void-mass entity that heavily resembles Seek but features prominent, front-facing eyes. • Description: Instead of trapping doorways, Decoy hides inside storage lockers. Active lockers will shake slightly and emit quiet screams; opening one causes tentacles to impale the player for 30% health damage.

• Overseer • Appearance: A massive, omniscient mechanical or organic structural system watching over the facility floors. • Description: Coordinates major facility events and acts as a primary architectural antagonist guiding the harder trial zones.

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