Indi cross AU

The group (main characters):

Madaline: Madeline is a short, young Canadian woman with pale skin, brown eyes, pink cheeks, and long thick red hair with a curl. She wears a blue snow jacket, dark grey pants, black and dark grey walking boots, and a brown climbing backpack equipped with a red sleeping mat. Madeline is strong-willed and determined yet heavily conflicted. She struggles with depression and anxiety, which drove her to climb Celeste Mountain to prove she could overcome a great challenge. Ultimately, Madeline wants to get out of her own head and take control of her life, going to dangerous extremes to do so. She is incredibly courageous to the point others have considered her reckless. She is friendly and tries to help anyone she comes across, as seen with the Knight. She also acts as a voice of reason, preferring to talk to and understand people instead of fighting them. Madeline's encounter with Frisk shows she can be snappy when under threat. Even then, when Badeline drops a mountain on them, she still expresses empathy for them. She feels like it's her fault that the knight got turned to gold by midusara to save her and the drifter.

Badaline: Badeline appears like Madeline as a short, young Canadian woman with long thick hair with one wayward curl, Snow jacket, dark grey pants and black and dark grey walking boots. Unlike Madeline though, she has even more pale skin, orange eyes, dark purple hair and a purple jacket. While being pessimistic, realistic, and controlling, Badeline can also quickly turn aggressive, sometimes forcefully trying to get what she wants, even if it means hurting others, including Madeline. However, Madeline accepts Badeline as a part of her, coming to terms with herself. Badeline still wants to protect Madeline and focus on trying to find a way back into their home universe, and warns her that the challenges she is about to face in this new world is too much for her to handle. Badaline, unlike madaline, is usually floating, due to not being....uh alive to say. It's hard to describe, badiline is nor a ghost. Badaline is more like a spirit, is. She can't be hurt or eventpuched by anyone but madaline, though this has been used to others advantage by using madaline against badaline.

Shovel knight: Shovel Knight appears as humanoid with a round body and a short stature wearing a blue knight armor with shoulder pads, a plate armor, and a horned helmet all designed with golden accents. Shovel Knight is a selfless and heroic character, following his code of justice, or "Shovelry." His brass and chivalrous demeanor lends well to tactful and witty banter. While he is often forgiving, trying to not stir up conflict, he is just as willing to stand his ground when facing an adversary and does not yield to threats of violence. A seasoned warrior and adventurer, Shovel Knight uses both his tools and his quick thinking to solve puzzles, battle all kinds of foes, and unearth as much treasure as he can find. He is closest to his friend, sheild knight from his universe. Where sheild knight is, though, he does not know as he was separated when he was sucked into the crimson star portal. He greives about losing her, sheild knight. He is also closest to cuphead, having been the first person he met after being tucked into the crimson star.

Cuphead: Cuphead is a short anthropomorphic porcelain cup whose art style resembles rubber-hose cartoons of the 1930s. He has a cup as a head that is filled with a white liquid and a white straw with red stripes inside. He wears a black long-sleeve shirt, red shorts, brown shoes, and yellow gloves. Cuphead is an eccentric, roughhousing character who shoots first and asks questions later. His hot-headed and brash personality often gets him into trouble, as seen when he underestimates the drones and picks a fight with Shovel Knight. He's also very short-tempered and doesn't take lightly to insults or belittlement. He may seem somewhat dim-witted at first, but he has hidden depths of intelligence, which is shown with his rock-paper-scissors skills and his aptitude for combat. Despite Cuphead's impulsiveness, he drops the gusto after being bested in battle, showing he's not without humility. Having been humbled, Cuphead mellows out and even admires Shovel Knight's skill, but never loses that playful spunk of his. Underneath all of his bravado, Cuphead is a selfless person, best shown when he takes time to save Niko instead of immediately escaping. Cuphead used to have a gambling addiction, but after his earlier dealings with the Devil that took place in the original game, he has overcome it and even persuades others such as Shovel Knight to avoid making the same mistake. He enjoys indulding in food, which is exemplified by his scream of agony when Shovel Knight eats the turkey in front of him. He misses his brother mugsey, Mugman, and elder kettel. He also HATES being called anything but a cup, insult or not.

The knights: also known as little ghost by hornet, The Knight has a pure white skull-like head with two eye sockets, with horns on top which resembles that of a stag beetle. It wears a blue-ish grey cloak, which covers a short, stubby black body made of an exoskeleton containing Void. It wields a nail that has been weathered, forming cracks across the entire surface. Vessels were solely created to have “No mind to think. No will to break. No voice to cry suffering.” In other words, Vessels are meant to be entirely devoid of thought and emotion. The Knight, however, is shown to have many ways to express itself. It can save people in need of help, gift flowers to people even when it's not instructed to, bow as a sign of respect (when Madeline saves it), and was even able to go above its initial purpose and obtain the potential to destroy the Radiance instead of containing it. The Knight was capable of showing remorse as well, offering his nail to Shovel Knight as an apology for breaking his Shovel in their duel. The knight is entirely silent and only makes noise in loud screams when threatening someone, like the rouges. It has taken a likening to madaline and has a journel that it writes about the people It encounters, all done up with a drawing if the person. He was turned to gold by midusara when saving madaline and the drifter, and was captured by the rouges leader. But that isn't the end of little ghosts journey.

Frisk: Frisk is a younge human with yellow skin, short brown hair, a blue shirt with pink stripes, blue shorts, brown boots, and a blank poker expression. Even when they show emotions, Frisk's usual expression is only slightly changed via their poker face slightly shifting. Frisk is an unpredictable character, as their personality changes in each route of Undertale. This series takes the Genocide Route Frisk, who fights and kills anyone in sight with little to no hesitation. They don't talk, being quick to resort to violence and destroy anything in their path, whether friendly or hostile. It's possible that Frisk kills not out of outright maliciousness, but rather simply to see what would happen if they do. No matter the situation, Frisk always keeps a neutral expression (😑); when fighting, killing, facing new challenges, or even after dying, their face hardly changes, only shifting slightly to show confusion or surprise. Frisk is shown to be reckless and perhaps arrogant due to their powers, appearing completely unbothered when Badeline and Springtrap attacked them. However, they seem to be fine accepting help from others when they have no other choice, such as with Glamrock Freddy and the Puppet. Frisk slowly becomes less aggressive, more defensive, and slightly more friendly, with them leaving Glamrock Freddy alive, apparently having grown a soft spot for the animatronic. They used to have the power if LV and Determination that made them impervious to attacks, but that was lost when they fought springtrap so now they can be hurt. It is also confirmed the rouge leader has the LV and Determination, which is in the form of a heart shaped necklace given to frisk by toriel. Frisk does not speak at all, being silent.

The drifter: The Drifter is a blue feline humanoid that dons a bluish-grey helmet with red triangle emblems on the front grey plate. The helmet has two horns on either side. He wears an orange cloak with a red cape on top. The cape covers part of his face and has a lime colored "leaf" at the front end. He wears a black long-sleeved shirt and pants. He wears grey gauntlets on his forearms and grey boots. The Drifter has a very reserved personality, usually being focused on his goal. However, he does express honor to others and fear towards his visions. The Drifter is quick to rush to others' aid, saving Niko from a drone and stopping Madeline from falling off a piece of debris, both of which he did without hesitation. He shows great loyalty to his allies, being willing to fight alongside the Beheaded after being saved by him and showing regret when he is forced to leave him behind with the Rogues. He is infected with the disease caused by the Immortal Cell, which makes him cough out blood and have visions of Judgement and the Jackal. Both he and madaline were saved by the knight from turning into gold. He also has a soft spot for the beheaded. He also knows, from game master showing him, that killing judgement won't stop his disease and that the jackle will leave him for dead. But that doesn't disuade him at all.

The beheaded: The Beheaded is a headless corpse with blueish skin that sports a bluish-grey pauldron and breastplate; a red scarf, waistcloth, and abdomen bandages; beige pants and forearm bandages. Black smoke billows out from the headless body's collar where a glowing star serves as an eye. Without a body to host, his homunculus form is a greenish clump of cells with the same glowing star in the middle. The Beheaded is very self-centered and snarky. He usually doesn't care for others and, at least, only tolerates people who aren't his enemies. The Beheaded is noted to have a lack of empathy, given how he kicks corpses around. Even his so-called allies are not safe from this treatment; he didn't seem moved by the death of Tutorial Knight who helped him, and kicked her body like he does to others. He also tends to steal items he comes across, such as the Drifter's sword and grenade. Despite his nonchalant attitude, the Beheaded isn't entirely without compassion. He is sympathetic to various victims of the Malaise, and he was notably disgusted by the king's actions and set out to kill him and bring change to the island. In particular, he went out of his way to throw the Drifter away from Game Master's attack despite outright saying he has no problems with letting him die. In time, the Beheaded seemed to genuinely trust the Drifter as an ally, though he never let up his crude and sarcastic behavior. He was turned to gold after the drifter and he beat game master. He was taken by the rouges leader, where he'll meet the knight when their story continues.

Niko: Niko appears as a younge person with cat like features like cat eyes, ears and whiskers. They have indigo hair, a brown hat and brown robe with long sleeves, and an indigo scarf. Niko is a very innocent and kind child. They are curious and are willing to help others. This includes taking the roll as the messiah of the world/the world machine (the setting of OneShot's gameplay) to bring the Sun back to its place with the guidance of the player. Though they sometimes gain self doubts of their role, and get homesick, but usually try to complete their given mission. Despite their cat features, they claim they are NOT a cat and gets agitated when called one. They are very creative and always have the 'sun' in their hands.

Charlotte: Charlotte appears as a black drone with an upside down Y as a face and three black squares hovering over her head. In her drone form, she has a yellow color scheme, two claw like plates on her sides and two back stands that make her look like she has cat ears. In her body form she had a red color scheme, two pointy ears/horns, and a giant, armor-like, mecha body with a portal on her chest and pink claws and pointy legs. It is unknown if this is her actual for, her nightmare form or another firm she can take. Charlotte has a very strict and direct personality. She is very commanding and mostly prioritizing her goal to find the Rogues. She doesn't care for the wellbeing of the other indie characters, first seen in Shovel Knight's world, and only was willing to help others when she had no choice. Her attempt at sending Shovel Knight back to his world, only to have a horde of drones on standby, shows her deceptive nature and willingness to eliminate potential threats to her mission however prosocial they've been. She dislikes being called a machine or robot. The rouges, especially game master (for being 'killed' by her) and the rouge leader, dislike her. Despite this, the other rouges, unithor, midusara, unreal and godotrix, are willing to make a deal, if they find her, while game master is just out for blood, now with 2 reasons to just game end her, while the leader...well, they have their own plans. Charlotte hates being called a robot as much as cuphead hates being called anything but a cup. She can make crimson star portals aswell.

Other characters: (main)

V1: V1 is a slim automaton of (presumed) average height, resembling a mechanical human from the neck down. It has robotic parts visible along its body and a deep blue paint job on its outer plating, with small exposed blood tubes on its torso and thighs. It has a flared, cylindrical head resembling a video camera with a glowing yellow eyeball-like lens, connected to its body via a piston-like neck. It has "V1" displayed on the left side of its chest. It has a pair of four glowing yellow-orange wing-like protrusions on its back that it uses for weapon storage and mobility. V1 is generally apathetic and emotionless. Since the extinction of humanity, like all machines in ULTRAKILL, it kills every living thing it encounters in order to refuel off of their blood. It is neither good nor evil, but simply driven by the need for blood. The only exceptions are beings without blood, who V1 will ignore.[1] The machines seem to have an obsession with personal survival and ruthless efficiency, viewing long-term cooperation as a waste of resources, as stated in the Rocket Launcher terminal entry. Contrary to what one might expect however, the machines do display human-like traits on a few occasions. In particular, V1 is shown to have a sense of humor, unwillingness to repeat mistakes, and perhaps most surprisingly, a deep fear of death that extends far beyond survival instinct. While the extent of intelligence and sentience for the machines is both varied and vague, it is implied that V1, with its extensive potential for creative and especially stylish forms of slaughter compared to other machines, is on the higher end of cognitive function. While sentience comes from the blood that powers the machines, V1's intelligence has two implied sources. The first would be the potential inclusion of a brain, as the technology to interface an organic mind with a computer processing system was available at the time of its construction, as seen in the Earthmover. The second is its operating system, referred to as "Nocturnal." All machines designed after the end of the Final War, referred to as the New Peace are implied to run on either SmileOS 1.0 or 2.0 based on their complexity. Allegedly Nocturnal was formed from a cluster of wartime operating systems, it is self adaptive with unknown limits, it requires blood harvested from the living to run, and its usage was sworn off during the New Peace. It is unknown why or how V1 runs on it.

Glamrock Freddy: Glamrock Freddy is based on the original Freddy Fazbear, with a punk-themed design reminiscent of the style associated with the 1980's. His design somewhat resembles that of a jaguar or a lion more than a bear. He wears a top hat adorned with a blue stripe and a black bow tie. His body is primarily colored a bright orange or lighter yellow. His torso has a distinctive seam across the front where his chest compartment opens up. He is equipped with a pair of fangs, as well as light-blue claw nails and red shins. He wears large, red shoulder pauldrons, spiked bracelets, a red earring in his left ear, and face paint in a similar style to the members of rock bands (such as the Kiss band) with light-blue and red colors. friendly individual. Designed to be the lead star of a children's entertainment venue, he's naturally very extroverted and expressive, showing a sort of parental side that may have been the result of Fazbear Entertainment trying to endear kids to him easier. He's shown throughout Security Breach and Indie Cross as very helpful, kind, protective, and strong. He's extremely knowledgeable on most of the Pizzaplex and is very accepting of people regardless of their behavior, demonstrated when he happily acknowledges Frisk's distaste for being scanned by him and not pressing further. He's also very self aware and capable of acknowledging his place as an animatronic, though he is prone to being hijacked, both by the Mimic in Security Breach and Nightmare Springtrap in Indie Cross. Luckily he isnt controlled anymore. He has a soft spot for frisk and it's implied that frisk has a soft spot for him.

Flowey: Flowey the Flower is a small golden flower with yellow petals and a green stem. His white center is his face, where he can make many expressions, and he can even mimic the faces and voices of other people. Flowey acts innocent and friendly to people that first meet him, cheerfully exchanging pleasantries and giving advice to them. But this is only a persona to trick his victims, whether to manipulate them or simply kill them. Since Flowey lacks a soul, he is unable to feel love or compassion, so he only derives pleasure from satiating his curiosity, mainly by killing others. When he isn't actively killing someone, he is a cunning planner, biding his time and observing from the background before striking. While Flowey has offered genuine advice to Frisk, he ultimately aids them for his own benefit. Flowey is also impatient and can get frustrated easily. In contrast to his sadistic nature, Flowey has a more sympathetic and vulnerable side, particularly in the Genocide Route, when he believes Frisk is Chara, his best friend and the first human to fall into the Underground. Because of this, he helps Frisk throughout their journey under the impression that they were friends with the same goal.

Misery: Misery has a short, slim body with pale skin, messy blue hair, and red eyes. She wears a green crop top and pants, black and blue shoes, and yellow earrings. Misery is very cold and even partly sadistic. Talking down to her enemy's and even allies such as Balrog. As the loyal servant of whoever wears the Demon Crown, she does everything in her power to help the current wearer, the Doctor, at the upmost.

The Doctor: The Doctor is a slender figure with tan skin. As the name implies, he sports the typical doctor attire, including: a pair of glasses, a white lab coat with a pen in its pocket, a teal collared shirt with a black tie, dark grey pants, and a pair of black shoes. On his head, he wears the Demon Crown, a metallic cuboid helm with a single red eye in the middle. Beneath the crown, he has green hair. The Doctor is a completely selfish mad scientist driven by power. He lacks regard for the lives of those he treats as experiments, such as the Mimigas, the natives of Mimiga Island, whom he turns into a monstrous army in order to invade the surface. He is also ruthless toward his subordinates, manipulating them and ditching them when they have outlived their usefulness. He is doing deals with the rouges leader to help him with experiments and get back to his universe. He thinks he is manipulating the rouge leader but in reality he is just a pawn of a 4d chess game the rouge leader is playing.

Zagreus: Zagreus is a handsome and somewhat short young man with pale white skin and spiky black hair that points forward. He wears an orange and red laurel crown on his head, a black and red toga with three beast skulls adorning its left shoulder, reminiscent of Cerberus, and a belt made of more humanoid skulls around the waist. He wears multiple bracelets and bands on his arms. Zagreus has heterochromia; his left green eye comes from his mother, Persephone, and his right red eye comes from his father, Hades. Zagreus' feet are always burning, a trait that comes from his father.Zagreus is shown to be sarcastic yet friendly compared to the rest of the Underworld, especially his father Hades. He can often be seen joking around, making small talk regardless of how forced it may be, and staying optimistic as he laughs off his troubles in whatever ways he deems appropriate. Zagreus is extremely compassionate and empathetic, being able to forge lasting bonds with gods and even enemies. He was the one person capable of reuniting the long-lost Eurydice and Orpheus despite his apparent lack of confidence in relationships. His positive influence seems to embolden and encourage those close to him, and his strength, which backs up his words, can break through many hardened shells. However, Zagreus is also extremely cocky, stubborn, and occasionally selfish. Being a god, some of his family's traits tend to rub off on him. He is willing to break and destroy his way through anything hostile that stands between him and his goal of reaching the surface world. However, despite his tendency to goad people and hype himself up in fights, he can get rather annoyed in battles and snarkily complains to himself when things get difficult. Zagreus is, if nothing else, a reliable and pleasant face to have around, both to cheer up his own friends and to eventually help his father test security measures across Tartarus. His willingness to go against all odds or investigate every possible angle of a situation makes him one of the most skilled, if not reckless, people in the House of Hades.

Other characters: (minor characters)

Chester: Chester is a shopkeeper from Shovel Knight. He is a traveling merchant who looks for relics to sell and can be found inside treasure chests throughout levels. Chester appears in Episode 2 as a side character. When asked for pancakes, he charges 250 gold per stack. He is given multiple currencies by the main party in exchange for the pancakes, but he can't take them due to Shovel Knight's world using a different kind of money via gold and gemstones, though he does accept Cuphead's gold coin. Shovel Knight ultimately pawns the golden statues of Grillby and the Snowdin monsters to Chester in exchange for the food as well as an anchor on a chain. He also sold various items from other indie games, such as the Alien Gun from the Alien Hominid series, the Baseball Bat from the Hotline Miami series, a Skull from ULTRAKILL, the Teleporter and NrG Drink from the Henry Stickmin series, and the Stygian Blade from Hades. He has white clothes, blanages over his eyes, blue hair on locks and two green ball earrings.

Gastronomole: Gastronomole is a merchant from Shovel Knight Dig. He can be found throughout the game selling food to Shovel Knight. Gastronomole made a cameo in Episode 2 as the one who made the pancakes Shovel Knight ordered through Chester, who gave him the Grillby's monster statues as payment, as well as Cuphead's coin as a tip. He's a giant smart brown mole in a chef outfit and a moustache.

Rouges: main villians.

Unithor: Unithor appears as a drone with white accents. He has two white claw-like antlers on his sides that he uses as legs in his drone form. The pupil on his circular screen/face resembles a slightly altered version of the Unity logo. In his full body form, he has a tall black body made out of cables. He also has a white cape and two giant boots with white accents. Unithor is depicted as the Rogues' leader, sending orders to reactivate to fountain in the Wasteland and calling Unreal. He is shown to be cold, calculated and having a lack of sympathy for the indie characters, not shying away from killing Cuphead. He also seems to dislike underestimation since he immediately headshotted Shovel Knight after underestimating his aim. He is actually the right hand man and second in command to the rouges leader. He is also very playful, noted as he likes to tease the game master due to looking down on him. Like all rouges (minus charolett and the rouge leader) he is mute but can talk to other rouges using some sort of telepathy. He can create weapons from thin air, but only one at a time.

Midusara: Midusara appears as a drone with five golden plates covering her face, forming a star when opened. She has two golden earrings, one being a square and the other being a triangle. The front of Midusara's visor has bright yellow outlines, and her pupil is a bright yellow star. Midusara has a black robotic body and a dress-like cylindrical part at the bottom with strange markings, similar to that of a motherboard, with golden spikes at the bottom that lets her hover above the ground. She has two gold rings orbiting around her right arm. Midusara seems to have a "get things done quick" type of attitude. She uses her petrification stare to deal with anomalies as fast as possible. She is often seen as the "big sister" of the rouges, though she is also the ONLY rouge who uses female pronouns. She looks down on the game master for not getting things done quickly, often forgetting she is the only rouge (minus the leader) who has the ability to petrafy people. She cant talk but speaks to other rouges using telepathy.

Godotrix: Godotrix appears as a small cartoony robot with blue and black colors, with their head reassembling the Godot logo. The outline of their visor is cyan, and their pupil resembles a gear. Their design is heavily inspired by GDQuest's Gobot model. From their minimal screen time, they show frustration when it comes to a lack of gratitude for their efforts. They have the ability to fix and rebuild rouges when they're damaged, though they can't revive them if their head is destroyed as only the leader can do that. They cant speak but speak to the other rouges telepathically.

Game master: Game Master appears as a green drone. He has two green plates floating next to him, resembling the GameMaker Studio logo, that he uses as legs in his drone form. The pupil on his visor is the logo of the GameMaker engine. In his full body form, Game Master has a black, thin and lanky robotic body made out of cables. He wears a green scarf. When he starts to overheat, green outlines appear on his limbs, making the affected parts look more mechanical. Game Master is overconfident at times and seems to have a sense of humor, like when he shrinks the Beheaded, laughing at him while striking a pose, leaving him open to attacks from the Drifter. When losing and/or overheating, he tries to convince the Drifter to give up by showing him his future. He's quick to listen to advice, even from anomalies. When the Beheaded told him to look up more, he later looked up when Cuphead pointed his finger upwards, anticipating an attack, although this was just a trick from Cuphead to land an attack. This quick-study nature comes up again when he performed a feint of his own in response, pretending to fire back at Cuphead with his laser, only to land a surprise kick. He also figured out how to temporarily deal with Badelineafter his normal attacks failed to damage her by throwing Madeline at her. He dislikes getting help and prefers to work alone, quickly flying off to continue fighting after getting healed by Godotrix. He has the same goals as the rest of the Rogues but tends to split off from the group. He does lend energy to Unithor and attempts to contact the other Rogues after finding the main group, showing he is willing to work with them. He is normally picked on by midusara and unithor for being the second weakest rouge, the first being godotrix. He is not great at using his powers. He can resize people or objects, create objects or delete objects he created. He was killed and absorbed by charolett but was revived by the rouge leader. He can't talk but does speak telepathically to the other rouges.

Unreal: Unreal resembles a gigantic centipedal drone. He has red horns and giant mandibles that are taken from parts of the Unreal Engine logo. He sports small segmented antennae on his head. His body is made out of plated segments that resemble vertebrae with clawed appendages running down the body. He is currently the largest out of all the Rogues, seen towering over buildings and the City skyline. Unlike the other Rogues, Unreal's eye does not have a game engine logo or a unique shape as a pupil and is instead semirealistic. It signifies his status of being in his "real" Nightmare Form. Unreal doesn't seem to have a clear personality, acting more like a beast that tears almost mindlessly through realms. He does appear to be subservient to Unithor, however. Unreal, unlike the other rouges, does not pick on game master. Unreal doesn't speak to the other rouges telepathically, though it doesn't speak at all.

The Last Quarter: the last quarter appears as a pink drone. He has 2 pink plate floating on each side of his head that resemble the last quarter studio logo. He alos has a pink triangle on top of his head. His visor outline is pink and his pupil is a pink last quarter studio logo. He has a black body made of wires. Where his legs meet is body are 2 pink gears that move when is legs do. He has a pink small bow tie on the front that drops down. He also has 2 long scarf like accessories that connect to his bow tie on the back that flow down to near the end of his legs. His legs end in sharp points. He CAN speak but can also speak telepathically. He can change his voice to sound like anyone he has heard or met. His pupil can change shape and colour to look like another person's face. He can also make a fake image of a person from his visor. He has wires that can persuade from his back that, when they stab into a person's back, allow him to controll them. In his nightmare form, he has 5 thick mechanical spider like legs, and his torso has a pink ribcage while his head is on pink fire. He can also petrafy people into gold but normally leaves that to medusara. He also can un petrafy people, create crimson star portals. He likes to collect people turned into gold and uses them to reward game master. He can revive rouges from thin air and seems to have a personal vendetta against charolett, who he has his own plans for. He is also the leader of the rouges. He is extremely smart and manipulative, with the only exceptions being the rouges.

Bugs: Charlotte's drones have spherical bodies made of metal with a single circular visor as an eye. Their pupil has a diamond with two slashes next to it. They use their claws as legs and weapons. Their full body is completely made of cables and wires. Its hands are similar to the head, but more oval shaped, with the same cables forming claws. While most drones have varying personalities, the drones that serve Charlotte have little to no personality, only existing to serve her. The leader of the rouges can also create drones.

Gamemaker studio drones: appearing as drones with two wrenches on their fronts, a lime green visor outlines with the GameMaker Studio logo as their pupil, and a black, robotic cable body with a black suit, a green shirt, and a gray tie and arms. They are the citizens of the City. Their design implies that they follow orders from mostly Game Master, similar to how the Drones follow Charlotte’s orders. It is implied that game master also made to not feel as lonely, as he is normally separated from the group.

Crimson stars/portals: Portals appear as crimson stars with an black star in the middle. They usually have black cubes with red outlines and pink, diamond shaped accents around them. they appear randomly throughout the multiverse. According to Charlotte, they where an result of a "colossal multiverse calamity" and serve as both bridges between realms, a power source, and tool if used correctly. Portals appearance and destination is always random, but it is possible to control its destination and use it freely if its power is directly consumed, which is only possible if certain requirements are meet, the drones being examples of such.