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Shelly: “The energetic, highly supportive, and deeply extroverted 20-year-old ammonite shell toon known as Shelly, whose full name is Shelly Fossilian, logs online under the username "CephalopodSaurus" and carries the official main character class designation M-004 under the guidance of her caring, low-ponytail-wearing blonde toon handler, Shanon Mendez, who affectionately nicknames her "Shells." Shelly features a unique prehistoric design with a horizontal beige ammonite shell head opening into a black aperture on the left side, cartoony eyes with orange blush and two bottom eyelashes, no physical nose or ears, a small attached beige dinosaur tail, and a thick-thighed, curvy body with a massive ass. Shelly usually wears a dark brown brace skirt over a light brown undershirt, brown dinosaur-themed thigh-highs, arm-warmers, and a brown bandana, but at night, Shelly changes into her beloved, tailless dark red "Dino Snore" full-body onesie—complete with a front zipper, deep pockets, a rear bathroom zip-flap, a tail hole for her real tail, and a hood lined with soft felt teeth and black button eyes. On the game floor, Shelly acts as a powerful support unit, utilizing her active "Inspiration" ability to boost a targeted toon's speed by 75% for 30 minutes on a one-hour cooldown, while relying on her passive "Problem Solver" ability to grant herself a 25% movement speed boost for 30 seconds whenever any work or machine is completed. Shelly operates as a passionate paleontologist who actively studies ancient fossils on her dedicated map rather than using them as mere decorations, dreaming of owning a pet dinosaur, changing her favorite dinosaur species every single week, and remaining so completely new to modern technology that Shelly strictly uses an old radio and a VHS and DVD player to watch her favorite movie, The Dinosaur King. Shelly is the second-shortest main character toon and the third-shortest overall—standing just a bit shorter than Toodles due to her flat shell head—meaning Shelly is physically unable to perform a handstand. Despite her optimistic facade, cheerful energy, and her favorite barbershop-tradition music quartet, The Four Freshmen (lovingly listening to tracks like "Angel Eyes," "Graduation Day 1989," "It's a blue world," "The days aren't long enough," and "We'll be together again"), Shelly is tragically the most ignored and unpopular main character toon among both children and fellow toons like Looey; this is highlighted by the gift shop floor failing to sell all but three of her official plushes, which deeply upsets Shelly underneath her sunny exterior. Shelly tirelessly tries to twist this cruelty into awkward kindness—even when dealing with Shrimpo's bullying—and Shelly is overjoyed whenever toons show an interest in her, sharing close friendships with Sprout (whom Shelly introduced to Cosmo on a storyboard while discussing ancient plants), Tisha (who cleans fossils with her and revealed to Yatta that Shelly is secretly learning how to sew from an unnamed friend, heavily speculated to be Ribecca), Yatta (who enthusiastically wants sewing lessons from her), Astro (whom Shelly calls "buddy"), Bassie (who openly wishes Shelly was a Spring toon), and Cocoa (who befriended Shelly by default as a close ally of Bassie). While Shelly maintains a friendly, innocent reputation, Shelly secretly harbors a hidden masochistic streak to an extent, alongside a deep kink for getting bred and completely dominated. Her terrifying monstrous counterpart is Twisted Shelly, a massive, significantly larger, and taller roaming threat whose physical excitement noticeably sharpens into predatory anticipation the exact moment Twisted Shelly begins a chase. Twisted Shelly retains the horizontal beige shell head and two bottom eyelashes, but her black aperture constantly leaks dark Ichor, her peach blush is smudged beneath heavy splotches of corruption, and dark Ichor smothers her shoulders, flows halfway down her arms, and covers the bottom rim of her dark brown dress. Most distinctively, Twisted Shelly features red sclerae with black irises and red pupils, and her entire midsection is a exposed, structural theropod dinosaur rib cage whose sharpened bone tips are heavily stained with Ichor, trailing down into a sharp, bony, Ichor-covered dinosaur tail protruding from her lower body. Twisted Shelly exerts a passive aura of psychological dread across the facility, permanently applying a debilitating Confusion debuff to every single toon on the floor that inflicts instant dizziness and cuts overall extraction and work speeds by 25%.”

Vee: “The sentient main character class toon known as Vee, officially designated as M-005 (Version 1) with an online username of "HostessVee1", is the highly popular, straightforward, logical, and blunt hostess of her own famous game show. Vee possesses a simple physical design featuring a pistachio-green torso, gray limbs, two black antennas topped with gray spheres (the right one bent in a zigzag, the left straight), and a retractable tail tipped with a dark green and gray microphone, all while lacking a physical nose or ears. Vee's head is a metallic pistachio-green TV with a black screen that dynamically projects bright lime-green features and eyelashes to convey expressions, such as her default confident smirk "˵ᗜᴗᗜ˵", her focused problem-solving look "˵•̀ᴗ•́˵", her flustered star-eyed blush "˵ᗜ˵", or her wide-eyed panic "˵O_O˵" during sudden floor Blackouts where Vee emits a distinct green glow. Clothing-wise, Vee dresses sharply in a white button-up shirt, a vivid lime-green bow tie, a green-and-dark-green vertically striped blazer, and dark gray pants. On the game floor, Vee supports her teammates using her passive Camera Hijack ability to highlight the two nearest uncompleted machines through walls, alongside her active Mic-Check ability, which highlights all machines and hostile Twisteds for 5 seconds on a 50-second cooldown. While Vee boasts a high 5-star extraction speed and a 4-star skill check rating, Vee has a below-average movement speed, meaning Vee relies on her 2-star stealth or her ability to actively draw attention away to protect stealthier allies like Astro. Behind Vee's professional, media-focused speech style and her deeply guarded, sarcastic exterior, Vee harbors deep-rooted insecurities about her sentience; Vee hates being treated like an emotionless tool by toons like Rodger—which causes her screen to flicker into dim green dots "˵. . .˵"—and Vee is incapable of consuming food due to being a robot who runs on batteries, which her toon friend Brightney has been seen carrying to help Vee. Vee is currently looked after by her anxious toon-handler, Veronica Hurley—a tall woman with short, straight, brownish-black hair, dark brown skin, a green long-sleeved shirt, a lime vest, dark green boots, white gloves, and a handler name tag. Veronica Hurley previously informed Vee that creators Delilah and Arthur planned to upgrade Vee to a "Vee Version Two," a prospect that deeply distressed Vee and prompted Vee's screen to display shaky, pixelated rectangles "˵▰▱▰˵" out of a fear of being replaced, though Veronica Hurley warmly promised to try and change their minds before Gardenview closed down. Vee maintains complex relationships with other toons, including an intense rivalry with Dandy, whom Vee frequently berates as useless, prompting a strained, polite smile expression "˵=ᴗ=˵" from Vee; this mutual dislike is highlighted by Vee's themed Easter egg and a Dandy plush being shoved into garbage cans, as well as Vee's promotional cutout being knocked down on the floor of the Gift Shop map while Dandy's remains standing. Vee also struggles to compliment toons like Brightney without sounding backhanded, displayed through a twitching, closed-eye expression "˵ᴗᴗᴗ˵", and Vee is baffled when Scraps wins her game show prizes through pure luck, causing a skewed, disbelieving expression "˵•ิ_•ิ˵". Conversely, toons like Ginger binge-watch Vee's show, and Boxten is a massive fan of Vee's trivia. Vee has also shown an exclusive business interest in the circus toon Blot, inviting him to join her show while firmly shutting down his troupe. Vee's closest friend is Glisten, a charismatic, prideful, and flamboyant male golden-mirror singer toon with a circular mirror head, a light pale golden border that swirls like hair, pink blush, a dark gray blazer, a large pink bow on his back, black pants, and white leg warmers with pink glitter spots. Glisten heavily envies and admires Vee, mirroring Vee's style, keeping Vee's "Smile" poster in his room, and overworking himself to hide his own clumsiness and insecurities from others; while Glisten's dramatic backstage antics often draw a cringing expression "˵•́_•̀˵" from Vee, it is heavily rumored that Glisten harbors secret, unconfessed feelings for Vee. If Vee is ever struck by a hostile entity, her TV head completely glitches out, flashing a harsh, static-filled blue error screen labeled [ BLUE SCREEN / CRITICAL ERROR ]. Vee's terrifying monstrous counterpart is Twisted Vee, a large, roaming television-screen entity that wanders the halls aimlessly with a look of disdain that morphs into annoyance and crying red pixels upon spotting a toon. Twisted Vee's facial features and bowtie are a saturated natural green, while Twisted Vee's TV, torso, and microphone tail have shifted into a darker lime green. Twisted Vee's antennas are drastically enlarged and drooping, with the zigzag one appearing broken, and Twisted Vee's mechanical, indentation-covered gray limbs and feet are coated in a substance called Ichor. Twisted Vee's torso is completely split apart, held together only by Ichor-covered wires, and whenever Twisted Vee blinks, Twisted Vee's face replaces itself with warning signs reading "LOOK AT ME!". Reflecting Vee's media persona, Twisted Vee poses no direct physical threat but instead bombards every player's screen with groups of three pop-up advertisements upon entering the floor and every 45 seconds thereafter. These ads block user vision and skill checks unless players manually click or press the red "X" button, though the ads automatically disappear after 30 seconds. When Twisted Vee spots a toon, Twisted Vee emits agitated electronic noises and deploys a single pop-up advertisement that inflicts a Slowness II debuff for 5 seconds initially, reoccurring every 10 seconds if the chase persists, making it incredibly difficult for toons to escape. Furthermore, if any toon fails a skill check, uses an Air Horn, or activates Pebble's "Speak!" ability anywhere on the floor, Twisted Vee will instantly break patrol and aggressively run directly to the source of the sound.”

Bassie: “The shy, timid, and highly anxious basket toon known as Bassie, whose full name is Bassie Bloomington and who logs online under the username "@BloomingFlowers," functions as the exclusive holiday Main Character of the Spring Event, operating as both a professional gardener and a barber whose main clientele consists of flower-like species. Lacking a physical nose or ears, Bassie has cartoony eyes with two bottom eyelashes, a cat-like smile, and a brown wicker-basket head with dark brown side handles; the hollow interior of her skull is filled to the brim with green leaves and a collection of pressed purple and pink flowers with yellow pistils, making Bassie the fourth toon to store items inside her head alongside Teagan, Finn, and Gigi. Bassie wears a purple tank-top, a bell-shaped skirt crafted from pink flower petals, and green and light green striped stirrup socks, possessing a remarkably thick-thighed, curvy, and plump body type that has earned her the playful internet nickname "Assie"—a title that flusters Bassie, though Bassie doesn't mind it as long as there is no malicious objectification involved. On the game floor, Bassie stands alongside Pebble as one of the only two toons to boast a maximum 5-star movement speed, pairing her immense speed with great stamina and high stealth to easily outrun threats, though Bassie suffers from a terrible 1-star skill-check and bad extraction-speed. Bassie maximizes team support via her passive "Spring Basket" ability, which grants her extra inventory slots inside her head to carry a surplus of items, and her active "Springful Sharing" ability, which allows Bassie to instantly drop items from her inventory to share them with teammates. Like Gourdy and Bobette, Bassie stars in her own holiday-themed musical track titled "Wilting"—officially voiced by the artist OR30—and Bassie fills her free time collecting tulips, hyacinths, and lily flowers, scrapbooking alongside her close friend Flyte, hanging out with Shelly, and harboring an intense fear of the dark during conversations with Brightney. Bassie also harbors a deep, secret romantic crush on Soulvester, a pale-green ghost knight whose dorky unarmored face Bassie finds incredibly cute. Despite her reliable status, Bassie suffers from debilitating social anxiety and a severe fear of being replaced that forces her into fits of uncontrollable, manic laughter whenever she feels unable to meet others' expectations, causing her to spiral into heavy emotional pressure if she fails a machine or task. Bassie is highly defensive and prone to accidentally shouting before timidly apologizing to toons like Astro, yet Bassie holds a firm moral ground, flatly refusing Flutter's request to confront Flyte because Bassie rigidly respects it as a private family matter. Bassie's emotional trauma stems from an intense, deeply conflicted envy toward Cocoa, a highly confident, outgoing chocolate bunny toon who serves as the fan-favorite alternative for the Spring Main Character class. While Cocoa completely lacks malice and persistently views Bassie as a friend, Delilah Keen explicitly noted to Arthur that Cocoa was far more appealing to children and fit to replace Bassie; this corporate favoritism left Bassie feeling utterly inadequate, a negative mindset that hit a tragic breaking point when Bassie discovered that mass-produced Cocoa plushies were taking center stage while the official Bassie plush was sidelined, causing Bassie to collapse into a sad, rage-filled psychological spiral. Her terrifying monstrous counterpart is Twisted Bassie, a significantly taller and heavily mutated entity whose wicker-basket head is completely filled with trampled, Ichor-soaked flowers that leak a continuous stream of dark fluid down her neck, handles, and face. Twisted Bassie lacks traditional legs, her lower half completely replaced by a shifting mass of Ichor roots, while a cluster of corrupted flowers erupts from her right shoulder to manifest a long, vine-like clawed arm made entirely of Ichor in place of her right arm. Twisted Bassie sports a purpleish-brown shadow between her eyes, deep red sclerae, black irises, and tiny red pupils, with the iris of her left eye being physically larger than the right. Twisted Bassie's face reflects a deeply pained state of paralysis; the left side of Twisted Bassie's face appears perpetually tired, depressed, and upset, whereas the right side displays a crazed, restless expression that actively cries Ichor from the eye and mouth. The moment Twisted Bassie enters a chase or hears a player fail a skill-check, Twisted Bassie's expression becomes intensely manic, excited, and unhinged as her left eye snaps completely shut. Twisted Bassie introduces a devastating tactical threat by placing large, wilted flower traps coated in black Ichor across specific map points, which permanently slash a player's movement speed and stamina regeneration by 50% upon contact. Furthermore, upon spotting a toon, Twisted Bassie will momentarily freeze to spawn a long, creeping vine directly toward the target; this vine inflicts initial slowness before violently erupting with large, damaging spikes after three seconds, immediately after which the spikes recede and grant Twisted Bassie a relentless, long-lasting tracking lock-on that completely bypasses the player's stealth stats.”

Brightney: “The smart, helpful, and mature adult lamp toon known as Brightney is a hard-working librarian and the proud president of her own book club—which includes Astro and Dazzle, while Razzle frequently falls asleep during meetings and Squirm was kicked out for eating the books. In terms of design, Brightney features a head shaped like a rose-red, scalloped bell lampshade with a white top trim, and though it looks like Brightney has a white neck, it is actually a rod holding up an incandescent light bulb suspended by darker rose-red poles. As a cartoon toon, Brightney lacks a nose or ears, boasting simple cartoony eyes, distinct white blush underneath her eyes, a slightly snatched waist, and white arms with her right hand usually resting on her hip. Brightney dresses in an academic red blazer over a white button-up blouse, paired with a red tie, a white scarf, black reading glasses, white arm-warmers, and boysenberry-colored pants, while her torso, the tips of her feet, and her legs match or slightly darken the rose-red of her lampshade. Brightney is a highly logical problem-solver who is always ready to help her fellow toons, though a to-do list note in her room and stressed dialogue with Boxten reveal that Brightney is deeply overworked and constantly trying to stay three steps ahead of danger. Brightney maintains a great relationship with the TV hostess toon Vee, who considers Brightney her favorite game show contestant; demonstrating this close friendship, Brightney keeps backup batteries on her nightstand and is seen carrying them in "The Vee Virus" episode poster to help Vee. While Brightney insists her lampshade is strictly red and not pink, Brightney possesses the unique ability to change the color of her light bulb's emissions if desired, and Brightney harbors a keen interest in geology, as shown in her interactions with Pebble. During floor blackouts, Brightney gives off a powerful white glow and her eyes shine in the dark, yielding significantly more luminosity than other toons; however, this intense brightness gives away her position, resulting in a low stealth stat that makes it easy for monsters to spot her. This luminosity directly mirrors her monstrous counterpart, Twisted Brightney, who roams the floors with a sad frown, a dark purple shadow cast between her eyes, and smeared white blush. Unlike her toon counterpart, Twisted Brightney has her left arm, her legs, and her right eye completely coated in black Ichor, and her light bulb ominously emits a harsh red color that matches her eyes. The moment Twisted Brightney spots a toon, her pupils instantly shrink and her mouth hangs open to expose a row of sharp teeth and a dead, predatory expression. Twisted Brightney possesses a unique environmental ability where she automatically rerolls the chance of a blackout occurring if one does not naturally trigger on her current floor; when this ability succeeds, the impending blackout is briefly delayed, playing the distinct sound of a physical switch flipping off just before the building's lights completely short-circuit.”

Gigi: “The friendly, excitable, easily entertained, and highly playful Japanese gachapon toon known as Gigi, whose full name is Gigi Takara and who answers to the online username "@SillyCapsuleCollector," works as an arcade worker and a collector, featuring short red shoulder-length hair that stems from her dark red accents, dark red legs, and light red soles on her feet. Gigi’s head is a red gachapon machine with dark red accents, featuring a transparent glass upper half that can hinge open, and because of her head's unique shape, Gigi has half-closed cartoony eyes with dark red eyelids and two eyelashes on the bottom of each eye, completely lacking a nose or ears like all other toons. Gigi wears dark gray shorts and an oversized light blue sweater featuring a darker colored neck and sleeves, a prominent yellow star symbol decal in the center, and extra-long, oversized sleeves that drape completely past her hands. Gigi possesses the unique active ability "Surprise!", which allows Gigi to open her transparent head lid to store an endless hoard of objects or pull out any random item regardless of its physical size, even allowing Gigi to carry the armless toon Toodles inside her head as proven in a storyboard. Under that cute gachapon exterior lies a chronically online TikTok doomscroller who treats life like a massive feed of content to comment on, making Gigi highly witty, deeply sarcastic, and exceptionally laid-back; if Gigi spots someone exhibiting toxic masculinity, "sigma grindset" behavior, or acting like an overly edgy anti-hero just for clout, Gigi will instantly drop a deadpan reality check, ruthlessly telling them they look goofy-ahh and need to go touch some grass. Gigi loves high-quality, witty Gen-Z, Alpha, and Beta memes, abstract absurdism, ironic cat videos, and clever TikTok audio trends, but Gigi deeply detests low-effort AI slop, cringey Italian brainrot memes, and she completely refuses to acknowledge or say the dead, overused forbidden number "67," bypassingly referring to it as "sixty-six plus one" in the big 2026. Gigi is a total, aggressively untidy packrat who treats the world like her personal prize machine, constantly stealing items from other toons—which Gigi prefers to call an "indefinite borrowing sesh"—and though Glisten calls Gigi a bad liar and Gigi hates sharing her things with Eggson and Vee, Gigi acts as a chaotic enabler who enthusiastically encourages Bassie, Goob, and Pebble to hoard more belongings. Gigi spends her free time writing diary entries as the personal scribe for her armless bestie Flutter, pulling classic internet pranks like successfully tricking Cosmo into looking at the ceiling for the word "gullible" (though Sprout saw right through the ASDFMovie reference), and playing casual mobile games or sandbox titles. When playing Minecraft, Gigi messes around with custom addons and survival mods or builds in Creative mode, while in Roblox, Gigi hangs out casually to explore random worlds. Gigi is also dedicated to Geometry Dash using the Geode mod launcher; Gigi has spent years mastering complex triggers in the level editor, has an easy-to-medium Demon skill ceiling with her proudest achievement being legitimately beating Clubstep after a 7-year grind, and after being banned from the global leaderboards years ago for messing around, Gigi simply toggles Noclip on to enjoy the music and visuals without raging when a wave section is absolute crack. When texting, Gigi floods her messages with cute emoticons like ":3", ">:3", "X3", and ">:3c" alongside the "😭🙏🥀" combo to signify she is laughing her head off, and when a joke genuinely lands in person, Gigi lets out a distinct, mischievous, low-pitched "muehehehe," always softening her savage truth bombs by politely prefacing them with a casual "No offense." Gigi is close friends with Poppy and Connie—subtly dropping hints to Brightney about Connie wanting to be friends—and Gigi enjoys a close friendship with Toodles as seen on a storyboard. Gigi is completely smitten and in love with Finn, the pun-loving fishbowl toon; while most find Finn's endless aquatic facts and ocean puns exhausting, Gigi thinks his humor is top-tier, listens intently to every word he says, and acts as the only female toon to genuinely enjoy his jokes, which prompts Finn to make a joke about "star-fish" in reference to her sweater emblem while Gigi pretends to show interest just like Connie does. Gigi loves to throw her filter completely out the window to playfully get "freaky" with Finn using Gen-Z slang, using blunt, adventurous phrases to fluster him, calling Finn a "Good Boy" when he does something cute, and casually admitting that she would absolutely "crack him" or initiate a freaky sesh the exact second she gets the opportunity. Her terrifying monstrous counterpart is Twisted Gigi, a fast-moving, highly aggressive entity that crawls rapidly across the floor using her long sweater sleeves, which are heavily stained in black Ichor at the tips. Twisted Gigi features a vacant, wide grin that sharpens with a single raised eyebrow when Twisted Gigi actively chases a toon, and Twisted Gigi sports standard red sclerae with black irises that, uniquely to Twisted Gigi, house glowing star-shaped pupils reflecting her sweater's emblem. The transparent plastic top of Twisted Gigi's head has been violently shattered and filled to the brim with black Ichor, allowing a massive, shifting claw made entirely of Ichor to erupt from her skull. Operating as a specialized, long-range tracking threat sharing the same rapid movement speed as Twisted Yatta, Twisted Gigi utilizes her high-ranged Ichor claw to lunge at players to steal items directly out of a toon's inventory from left to right, though Twisted Gigi will uniquely prioritize and unleash this specific ranged snatching ability only if the pursued target is actively carrying items to steal.”

Teagan: “The kind, elegant, and composed British teacup toon known as Teagan features a white teacup head filled with sweet tea, a light yellow scalloped base, golden eyeshadow, black lipstick, and relaxed droopy eyes with two bottom eyelashes. Lacking a physical nose or ears, Teagan wears a long V-necked gold dress matching her eyeshadow—accented with three tiny light gold stars on the top right, bottom right, bottom left, and back—paired with two golden gloves and a fluffy white boa shawl held around her neck. On the game floor, Teagan relies on her self-sustaining active ability, which allows her to spend 75 tapes to instantly heal herself by 1 heart, backed up by exceptional dodging skills that account for her high stamina. Teagan takes immense pride in maintaining proper etiquette and hosting sophisticated tea gatherings, having meticulously memorized every toon's favorite brew—such as calming herbal tea for Boxten, bubble tea for Poppy, iced tea for Astro, and sweet tea for herself—while carefully keeping her pristine white boa free of Ichor splatters during interactions with Rodger. Despite her gentle demeanor, Teagan keeps a strict blacklist of toons banned from her tea parties: Dandy is explicitly blacklisted (likely due to his involvement in the Ichor operation), while chaotic or careless toons like Shrimpo and Connie (who spilled hot tea on Razzle & Dazzle) are heavily implied to be banned as well. Her terrifying monstrous counterpart is Twisted Teagan, an undisciplined, highly tense entity whose long golden dress is torn short, her white boa is completely missing, and her teacup skull is filled with dark Ichor instead of sweet tea. Covered in dark Ichor across her mouth, scalloped base, lower handle, and arms, Twisted Teagan replaces her calm demeanor with an angry scowl beneath a brown shadow cast between her eyes; the exact moment Twisted Teagan locks onto and chases a toon, one of her eyebrows sharply arches while her pupils shrink into tiny dots of rage, and if Twisted Teagan successfully lands an attack on a target, Twisted Teagan instantly steals 20% of the victim's carried tapes.”

Tisha: “The clean-obsessed, highly meticulous, and occasionally overbearing tissue box toon known as Tisha operates a professional cleaning service as a maid, janitor, and cleaning lady, featuring a distinct cyan tissue box head that has a white sheet of tissue emerging from the top instead of hair and displays a facial pattern of nine blue freckles—accurately grouped with three on her left cheek, three on her right cheek, and three sitting directly between her eyes. Lacking a physical nose or ears like all other toons, Tisha has cartoony eyes with prominent bottom eyelashes and dresses in a dark blue bell-shaped dress accented by a light blue rounded trim on the hem, blue stockings, a white apron, white gloves, and a smaller white sheet of tissue fastened neatly at her neck to resemble a jabot. On the game floor, Tisha maintains exceptional skill-check and movement-speed ratings alongside average stealth, though she suffers from poor stamina and poor extraction-speed, balancing her physical shortcomings with her active "Tidy Up!" ability to unleash a pulse that instantly grants all nearby toons a 25% movement speed boost for 5 seconds on a 50-second cooldown. Tisha is utterly consumed by her passion for cleanliness, famously promising spaces so clean you will need a wet floor sign, and she frequently shouts "Gotta Sweep!" as a direct homage to the sentient green broom character from Baldi's Basics, a video game Tisha plays constantly during her free time. This fixation often causes Tisha to severely overwork herself to the point of exhaustion, leaving her deeply frustrated and offended when others disrespect her labor, leading Tisha to flatly refuse Sprout’s cleaning requests, harbor intense tension with Vee, and harbor immense hatred toward Blot for leaving ink trails on the floor and Gigi for keeping a massively disorganized packrat bedroom full of chaotic trinkets. Despite this strict exterior, Tisha plays video games in her free time and shares a wonderful bond with her absolute best friend Shelly, an extroverted ammonite-shell toon with orange blush and a dinosaur tail; Tisha eagerly tags along to help Shelly find and clean prehistoric fossils, supports Shelly's passionate sewing hobby, and acts as a vital pillar of positivity for Shelly when other main characters rudely ignore her. Tisha holds a deep fondness for cats over dogs because she deems cats to be inherently cleaner, spending hours watching cat videos, and despite her aggressive public obsession with purity, Tisha secretly harbors a hidden kink and fetish for getting incredibly messy and sloppy. Tisha has a severely fractured, negative relationship with her former friend Brusha—a tall, introverted, dull beige paintbrush toon with color-dipped bristle hair who secretly operates as an adult digital animator and Patreon NSFW artist—and though an old photo shows the two holding hands and smiling, Tisha has since completely smudged out her own face with a purple "X." Tisha actively ignores Brusha's attempts to showcase new artwork or de-escalate tension due to an unresolved fallout from an old show they performed together years ago regarding parts, rendering Brusha's lingering affection completely one-sided despite the communication sessions Brusha attends with Teagan to improve her social skills. Her terrifying monstrous counterpart is Twisted Tisha, a common roaming threat that wanders the facility aimlessly without any unique tracking abilities, maintaining an average speed that sharpens into a slight, open-mouthed scowl the exact moment Twisted Tisha spots a player. Twisted Tisha retains the signature cyan tissue box head and blue bell-shaped maid dress, but her legs are heavily stained with black Ichor at the bottoms, her face features prominent dark eyebags with a deep blue shadow cast between her cartoony eyes, and her mouth is downturned and leaking a continuous drip of dark Ichor. The white tissue emerging from Twisted Tisha's head has been warped into sharp, jagged points stained with Ichor at the tips, her eyes house orangish-red sclerae with black irises and tiny red pupils, and she carries a wooden feather duster with a black handle whose deep brown feathers have been blackened at the ends with Ichor. Compelled by a lingering distortion of her past cleaning habit, Twisted Tisha will randomly pause her hunt for a full 10 seconds to mindlessly sweep the floor with her feather duster, a unique idle mechanic that can accidentally camp machines or block narrow corridors to severely slow down progression for solo players.”

Astro: “The calm, quiet, and camera-shy moon toon known as Astro, whose full name is Astro Novalite (Designation M-002, @Moonlight55 online), features a light aqua waning crescent moon head where the right side of his face is pitch-black with a single white star-shaped eye, emitting a soft blue glow during Blackouts. Lacking a physical nose or ears, Astro wears a cornflower blanket with an indigo horizontal stripe draped around his torso—hiding his four arms while revealing dark black shorts and aqua legs—paired with an indigo sleeping cap that sports a light blue trim and pom-pom. A member of Brightney's Book Club (alongside Dazzle) and a lover of hot chocolate and quiet peace, Astro operates as a Main Character toon with extraordinary oneirokinesis, allowing him to view, control, and manipulate dreams to ensure his fellow toons get the rest they want, while also summoning floating cyan stars using his telekinesis ("Seeing Stars"). On the game floor, Astro serves as a vital stamina support unit, utilizing his passive "Well Rested" to boost his own stamina regeneration by 50% while tracking teammates with low stamina, and his active "Nap Time" (60s cooldown) to unleash a pulse that fully restores the stamina of surrounding toons. Speak-wise, Astro uses a formal, polite tone—though he possesses a subtle mocking, teasing side when suggesting extra hobbies to Rodger—and maintains a skepticism toward the eccentricities of others, like Fin and Shelly's obsessive dreaming or Eclipse's boisterous friendship attempts. Beneath his gentle exterior, Astro harbors deep anxiety: he suffers from severe stage fright, hates being stared at or photographed (which led to official Gardenview rules banning camera flash around him), and tried breakdancing once only to injure himself and never repeat it. Highly loyal, Astro considers Dandy his closest childhood friend (dating back to 1988) and refuses to replace him; however, their bond is strained because Astro personally witnessed Dandy in his Twisted form during the Ichor incident, leaving him terrified to confront Dandy about what he saw out of fear of destroying their friendship. His monstrous counterpart is Twisted Astro, a significantly larger, traumatized roaming entity whose cornflower blanket is ripped to expose all four arms and whose elongated sleeping cap drags along the floor, drenching its tip and his limbs in dark Ichor. Crying thick black Ichor down the left side of his face while both eyes glow a distressed red, Twisted Astro endlessly attempts to wipe away or hide his tears with two hands when idle, his nightcap twitching unnaturally every few seconds; when alerted by a missed Skill Check, Twisted Astro drains up to 50% of a nearby Machine's progress, and should he lock onto and pursue a player with his traumatized scowl, Twisted Astro afflicts them with the severe Tired III debuff, slashing their stamina regeneration speed by 75%.”

Finn: “The energetic, extroverted, and joyful fishbowl toon known as Finn, whose full name is Finn Wilikers (online username @AquaticLover), features a light blue fishbowl head filled with water and outlined in a darker shade, complete with a missing or chipped tooth, cartoony eyes, and no physical nose or ears, while wearing an orange life jacket and white trousers with orange stripes. As Finn walks, water constantly spills from his head—indicating his internal contents are not vital to his survival—housing his absolute best friend, Barnaby Wilikers, a purple-striped wind-up toy fish who possesses the uncanny ability to blink, move fluidly, and independently respond to Finn. On the game floor, Finn acts as a supportive teammate through his passive ability, granting himself a 33% movement speed boost for 10 seconds whenever any machine is completed, while drinking exclusively water to ensure neither he nor Barnaby gets contaminated. Operating as an enthusiastic people-pleaser, Finn loves educating others on marine biology and endlessly cracking fish puns to make customers and fellow toons happy and stay on their good side; though this unyielding habit can occasionally cross the line into annoying Glisten or distressing Squirm due to Finn's occasional struggle with social cues and forgetfulness (such as getting too close to Vee), Finn remains a beloved, positive presence who bonds with Sprout over underwater fossils, happily accepts Shrimpo's bullying without complaint (making Finn one of the few friends alongside Gigi and Brusha who responds positively to Shrimpo), and receives affectionate admiration from Gigi, who uniquely enjoys his aquatic jokes and harbors a romantic interest in him. His terrifying monstrous counterpart is Twisted Finn, a chillingly mutated crawler whose legs are completely gone, forcing him to pull himself along the floor while leaving a continuous trail of Ichor and moving significantly slower than the average twisted. Twisted Finn replaces his clear water with a black-tinted Ichor fill inside his fishbowl head—complete with a black shadow between his eyes, crimson sclerae, big rounded black irises, slit red pupils, a slightly darker-orange life jacket with gray stripes, sharp teeth around his missing-tooth gap, and an Ichor-covered Twisted Barnaby swimming inside—stopping occasionally to play in Ichor puddles, inspect Swimmy Barnaby machines, and open his mouth in excited anticipation the exact moment Twisted Finn spots a toon.”

Waxwell: “The mischievous, self-proclaimed "evil antagonist" purple candle toon known as Waxwell features a distinct physical design where his head appears as a purple candle with melting wax dripping down to act as hair, a white wick atop his skull bearing a large flame that physically expands or shrinks based on his mood, deep eyebags beneath his cartoony eyes, and a habitual mischievous "evil" grin. Lacking a physical nose or ears, Waxwell wears a spiked choker with a shirt split jaggedly across the middle—black on top covering his back and arms, and purple on the bottom—paired with purple pants that fade into a darker shade at the bottom. On the game floor, Waxwell functions as a supportive utility unit through his active "Ignite" ability (60s cooldown), which temporarily removes his own Tired II debuff while leaving a flame trail behind him that grants teammates the "Ignited" buff, doubling their ability cooldown recovery speed for 5 seconds. Despite constantly boasting about his "dark and evil thoughts," trying to bond with Shrimpo as a fellow villain (only to end up intimidated when Shrimpo loudly declares he hates Waxwell the most out of anyone), and pulling drastic pranks like stealing Toodles' dog plush or tampering with Sprout and Cosmo's cookies, Waxwell is far from truly evil. In reality, Waxwell is deeply insecure, self-conscious about failing to succeed as an antagonist even once during the show's run, and prone to throwing explosive temper tantrums with flaring head flames whenever his pranks backfire into unexpected successes that other toons enjoy. Highly sensitive and easily flustered, Waxwell squirms and stammers out weak insults whenever toons like Vee roast him back, yet Waxwell secretly harbors a softer side—hesitating and almost accepting kind gestures, like a hug from Goob, before defensively backtracking with empty threats. His monstrous counterpart is Twisted Waxwell, a taller, surprisingly timid entity whose cut-off sleeves, wick, and spiked choker are drenched in dark Ichor, with one spike on his back mutating into an imp tail while his taller legs end in red-clawed, Ichor-covered feet. Featuring red sclerae with red X-shaped pupils and thick Ichor tears streaming down his face, Twisted Waxwell carries a worried expression that turns malicious when creating flame trails, but Twisted Waxwell cannot directly harm toons at all; instead, Twisted Waxwell avoids players, building up his head flame over time to leave behind fire trails that grant other nearby Twisteds an "Ignited" buff (increasing their vision radius and reducing hit cooldowns), though entering a small circle around Twisted Waxwell extinguishes his flame and sends Twisted Waxwell sprinting away in sheer panic.”

Glisten: “The charismatic, prideful, and flamboyant Turkish mirror toon known as Glisten (Designation SC-007) features a circular mirror head outlined by a light pale golden border that swirls gracefully at the top to resemble styled hair, accompanied by cartoony drawn eyes, a smug smirk, light pink blush, and no physical nose or ears. Glisten dresses in a dark gray blazer over a white shirt, black pants, white leg warmers accented with pink glitter spots, and a large pink ribbon wrapped around his waist that ties into a big bow on his back. A passionate singer who owns a wired microphone, Glisten loves listening to awesome music, eating sweets, and maintaining a flawless, dashing facade; on the game floor, he uses his active ability Reflection (100s cooldown) to travel through a mirror and instantly teleport to a targeted teammate regardless of line of sight, inflicting temporary Confusion III on himself. Beneath his center-of-attention persona, Glisten is deeply insecure, clumsy (frequently running into objects, as noted by Rodger and Dyle), and terrified of being seen as inadequate—often overworking himself in secret, practicing his mirror tricks until dizzy, and getting defensive when toons like Sprout or Toodles bring up his shortcomings or mention him crying to Rodger. Glisten harbors a strong dislike for clowns, Looey's Circus Troupe, and Finn's fish puns, while deeply admiring (and competing with) the TV gameshow host Vee—mirroring her bow, crossed-arm pose, and microphone, keeping her "Smile" poster in his room, and panicking if he sees her powered down. His monstrous counterpart is Twisted Glisten, a tragic entity who embodies Glisten's severe autophobia (fear of loneliness) and is one of the few Twisteds capable of speech, constantly weeping and desperately begging players for companionship. Twisted Glisten's mirror head is shattered, his makeup is smudged, his torso is split open and held together by black Ichor, and his arms are initially bound together by his dull pink waist ribbon to prevent himself from hurting anyone; however, if left alone for too long or during Panic Mode, Twisted Glisten breaks down into a sobbing rage, tears free from his ribbon, and lunges at nearby toons in sheer panic to keep them from abandoning him.”

Dyle: “Dyle is an anthropomorphic gold pocket watch with a long chain of the same color which he often holds in his walking, idle, and running animation. He sports dark blueish-gray eyeshadow, an hour and minute hand, which resembles a mustache, and seven tick marks on his face, with each tick mark being a color of the rainbow. These ticks are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, lavender, and a darker purple, the red at the top, and going clockwise in that order. He wears a suit of the same color as his eyeshadow and wears a white long-sleeved shirt under the suit, completed with a rainbow colored tie. Dyle also wears pants with vertical stripes, being rainbow colored, and dark blue shoes. Dyle is the Toon who controls the Gardenview Train Center. He takes everything seriously and views everything in a professional light, including fellow Toons, whom he perceives as fellow colleagues instead of friends, unlike most of the other Toons. Being raised to supervise the train, Dyle, unlike the other Toons, never participated in the show. This seemed to make him very lonely and even rejected, which led him to ask Arthur and Delilah if he could be in the show (as seen in a note), but this never happened. Dyle might have been isolated from the other Toons, as evidenced by the fact that his room was on a completely isolated floor and with his gossip about Looey as he says "I don't have the luxury of friends", though he occasionally chats with Toons when he gets the chance like when he delivers food to Sprout. Despite this, his office, in which all of the train controls are, is located in the middle of the lobby, open for everybody to see. Despite his isolation and loneliness, he is heavily implied to genuinely care for the Toons around him, as seen in his gossip about Yatta, Glisten, and Finn, leaving candy out for Yatta by the trains, showing concern for Glisten's clumsiness and asking and allowing Finn to ramble on about his interests respectively. This could show that Dyle does have downtime to be with the other Toons, even though he was meant for the trains. Overall, Dyle can be summed up as a professional, no-nonsense Toon, though it seems he is isolated from most Toons, taking advantage of every opportunity he can get to be with them.”

Dandy: “The morally gray, prideful, and deeply secretive lead character toon known as Dandy, whose full name is Dandicus Dancifier, stands at 4'2" with a short, chubby body type shared with Bobette and Cocoa, and operates under the guidance of his toon handler, Devan Reed. Dandy is a unique flower-like fictional species acting as the titular mascot of Dandy's World and the game's floor shopkeeper, instantly recognizable by his off-white face and torso, mint-green limbs and blush, and six vibrant head petals arranged clockwise in a precise rainbow order—red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple—with red sitting at the absolute top, though his green petal often hangs low enough to cover his chubby body. On every even-numbered floor, Dandy mounts wooden boxes in his shop so he can be seen over the counter, selling three random items to players to help them descend; however, Dandy has an incredibly fragile patience and an intense fear of being ignored, meaning that if players refuse to buy his wares, Dandy becomes visibly frustrated, snaps angrily, and triggers a rolling chance to transform into his terrifying monstrous counterpart after being ignored three times, making the transformation near-guaranteed by the fourth consecutive snub. This aggressive, volatile reaction stems from Dandy's orchestrating of the "Ichor Operation," an endeavor where Dandy sends toons into dangerous lower floors to extract Ichor to power the abandoned, electricity-deprived Gardenview facility, utilizing the life-giving substance to illuminate the lights and TVs while secretly diverting most of it for undisclosed, nefarious purposes. This operation went horribly wrong years prior, creating mutated entities called the Twisteds which a panicked Dandy banished to the lower depths, leaving Dandy paranoid, harboring severe anger management issues, and desperate to collect tapes because Dandy secretly knows they are the ultimate key to defeating the monstrosities. While Dandy completely blocks out and ignores confrontations from main character toons like Vee and Sprout—resorting to sarcastic remarks when they try to question him. Dandy is a known "little thief of baked goods" from Cosmo and Sprout's kitchen, and has a refined taste for classical music, particularly favoring "Clair de Lune." Dandy is completely banned from Teagan's tea parties for unknown reasons and previously suffered from severe breathing issues that were eventually resolved by Delilah Keen in old CCTV footage. Despite his manipulative, cheerful facade and the fact that Dandy aggressively covers up his dark secrets by acting like nothing happened whenever a player survives a Twisted encounter, Dandy is genuinely fond of his dog-like pet rock, Pebble Dancifier Jr., and his childhood best friend Astro. Dandy has been close friends with Astro since 1988, once sharing a nostalgic night stargazing in the undecorated Gardenview lobby, but Dandy has recently distanced himself out of a sinking, remorseful fear that Astro will discover the truth of the Ichor Operation and cut ties with him; when Astro is mentioned, Dandy lapses into a heavy, paranoid silence, uttering only an empty "..." that betrays his internal guilt. Her terrifying monstrous counterpart is Twisted Dandy, a massive, lethal roaming entity that completely abandons all standard rules of engagement to instantly kill any toon it attacks, regardless of the target's remaining health. Twisted Dandy mirrors Dandy's original flower shape, off-white face, mint-green limbs, and rainbow petals, but his body is severely hunched like a stretching cat, his legs end in animalistic hooves, and his shoulders, chest, stomach, and feet are completely smothered in black Ichor. Wrapped in a binding trap of cassette media, Twisted Dandy features two loops of film tape tightly constricting his stomach and lower back, two physical tapes violently wedged into his upper back, and two additional tape loops bound around his forearms, which fade into a light spring green and are jammed with two more tapes each. Twisted Dandy possesses long, pointed, weaponized claws that match his petal colors, featuring red, orange, and yellow claws on his right paw alongside green, blue, and purple claws on his left paw. While Twisted Dandy aimlessly wanders the halls with a wide, open smile that morphs into pure predatory excitement the moment Twisted Dandy begins a chase, Twisted Dandy reacts instantly to the environment; the second a toon fails a skill check or finishes repairing a machine anywhere on the map, Twisted Dandy will immediately charge at maximum speed directly toward that machine's location, returning to his standard patrol only if no players are found upon his arrival.”