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Cuphead[]
See also: Cuphead (disambiguation)
“Stand... down.”
― Cuphead, INDIE CROSS - EPISODE 1
Cuphead is the main protagonist of his titular game, and the first main opponent you face in the mod. His week consists of the songs Snake Eyes, Technicolor Tussle and Knockout.
Story[]
Once upon a time, He and his brother Mugman lived happily in the Inkwell Isles under the watchful eye of The Elder Kettle, until, one day, the two wandered into The Devil’s Casino, and decided to stop by for a game.
After an impressive win streak, The Devil himself proposed a deal: if they win one more roll in a game of Craps they'll receive all the riches of the casino, but if they lose, the devil will take their souls. Cuphead, blinded by his own greed, accepted the devilish deal, even despite Mugman's plead for reconsideration. As fate would have it, Cuphead's dice roll resulted in the infamous Snake Eyes, meaning he failed miserably.
As the Devil prepared to take their souls, Cuphead and Mugman pleaded for their lives, which thankfully convinced the Devil to make them pay another way: he decided to force the two brothers to track down The Devil’s runaway debtors in order for the two to be forgiven, placing a deadline up until midnight. And so begins the story of Cuphead.[1]
Appearance[]
Cuphead, as the name suggests, is a humanoid boy with a cup for a head. He has two large eyes with big, black pupils, a small, red nose and a long, cheerful smile. The inside of his head has a white liquid (apparently his life-force) and a red-and-white bendy straw. While it may seem that his body is black, it's actually white, as seen with his legs. He's wearing a black long-sleeve shirt, two white gloves, red shorts, and brown boots; all with rather goofy proportions.
In his Nightmare song, Devil's Gambit, Cuphead's entire body is black, with the exception of his dark-pink outlines and his glowing pink angry eyes, as well as the liquid in his head which burns at the tip of his straw.
Trivia[]
- Cuphead uses three different weapons (Peashooter, Chaser, and Roundabout) during Knockout, even though he could only equip two at once in the original game. He also uses the Charge shot in the final cutscene.
- In his old sprites he also used the Charge shot in "Knockout" instead of the Peashooter.
- In the original version of Technicolor Tussle, the song would slow down and stop before Cuphead begins attacking in order to explain the dodge and attack mechanics. This was removed in the final build.
- He was also meant to do his signature intro animation from Cuphead at the start of the song (as seen in this video), which was also removed in the final build.
- Nightmare Cuphead's icon is the only Nightmare icon that is not animated.
- He also is the only Nightmare character that has no danger or winning icon.
- Cuphead's microphone is unshaded in his idle and left pose.
- This is likely because these sprites are completely new, unlike his other poses which were just reanimated.
- Nightmare Cuphead initially used a Super Move during Devil’s Gambit, which would’ve forced the player to hold the dodge key until the attack finished. This was removed in the final build.
- Cuphead was initially meant to be a Pico reskin back when the mod was just reskins.
- In the Devil's Gambit OST video on YouTube, the Cuphead logo shows the title “Cuphead: Deal with the Devil” instead of "Cuphead: Don't Deal with the Devil".[2]
- This is likely to be because he dealt with the Devil (killing him) previously to Devil's Gambit, as seen in one of MORØ's animations.
- The only ability from Cuphead's original game that he doesn't use in Indie Cross is one of his charms.
- However, he may be using Twin Heart's charm, considering he takes several hits from Boyfriend.
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Sans[]
See also: Sans (disambiguation)
“it's a beautiful day outside. birds are singing, flowers are blooming... on days like these, kids like you... should be burning in hell.”
― Sans, before his first attack.
Sans the Skeleton is the deuteragonist of Undertale and the second main opponent of the mod. His weeks consist of the songs Whoopee, Sansational and either Final Stretch or Burning In Hell, depending if the player decides to attack Sans at least three times in Sansational.
Story[]
NOTE: The story of Undertale is too large to include here, so it is recommended you click on the links of the two routes below for more details.
As is the case with the many other main characters in Undertale, Sans’ role in the story of the game changes drastically depending on the player’s moral and ethical actions. In the Pacifist Route, he’s a wise-cracking friend that makes several humorous appearances throughout the game, bonding with the player and being a good friend. In the Genocide Route, however, he serves as the last stand against the player’s murderous rampage, and heroically faces off against them in an effort to stop them before it’s too late to turn back, only to fail tragically.
Appearance[]
Sans is a short, stout skeleton that wears a blue jacket with a hood and a fluffy white trim. He wears black shorts with white stripes, and also sports pink slippers. He wears white gloves in his official appearances, but is shown with his bare skeleton hands in this mod. He has small white pupils in his sockets, which change to a singular, larger, flashing blue-and-yellow eye when he throws around the player’s SOUL. He has a monochrome color palette during the battle portions of Sansational (Genocide Route) and Burning in Hell.
In his Nightmare song, Bad Time, he becomes completely black with bright blue glowing eyes, and his head is aflame with bright blue fire. The back of his head is also somewhat cracked. His outlines have a dark shade of blue.
Trivia[]
- Sans is the only character in the mod whose fate is determined based on Boyfriend's actions.
- This is, of course, based on Undertale’s morality mechanics, where the ending of the game (as well as many other aspects) varies depending on how many (or what kind of) monsters the player has killed.
- Sans acknowledges the events of Week 1 in the opening of Sansational, which references the fact that he (along with Flowey) has knowledge of the alternate timelines created when the player resets their Save File.
- The blue and orange bone notes in Sans’ Week reference the Patience (Blue) and Bravery (Orange) attacks from Undertale, where you have to stop moving on blue attacks and move on orange attacks.
- Sansational is written in lower-case Comic Sans, which is how Sans speaks in Undertale, and is also where his name comes from.
- Sans' dialogue before Whoopee references the Undertale fan-song To The Bone, namely the memetic lyric "Welcome to the Underground, how was the fall?".
- Oddly, unlike in Undertale, Sans doesn’t turn into dust when he’s killed by The Human in the Genocide ending of the Week.
- The beginning of Whoopie being fast and filled with mechanics and the rest being slower and more chilled possibly alludes to Sans’ introduction in Undertale, in which he steps from the shadows and reaches for The Human’s hand in an intimidating fashion, only to be revealed to be a whoopee-cushion trick. The song’s name is in reference to this.
- It also may reference Sans’ line after surviving his first attack in his boss fight, in which he remarks why no one uses their strongest attacks first.
- Bad Time was initially meant to have a battle mode, but it was scrapped.
- Sans' older sprite was basically traced over a PhantomArcade doodle.
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Bendy Cutout[]
See also: Bendy (disambiguation)
“Who put this here?”
― Audrey reacting to a cutout, BatDR Prologue
Bendy is the mascot of the animation studio Joey Drew Studios. A cardboard cutout of him is the “opponent” of the first half of Imminent Demise. Afterwards, it serves as a recurring mechanic during the Week; blocking the visuals for a brief moment.
Appearance[]
Cardboard Bendy is a cardboard cutout of Bendy as he appears in his cartoons and posters, with a large, black, crescent-shaped head and worn-yellow face, bowtie, and gloves; as well as large, black, oval-like eyes and a wide smile. The cutout is dirty and decrepit from the studio being long-since abandoned.
Trivia[]
- Its "vocals", which are just the piano in the instrumental, are represented by a completely empty chart on its side.
- Curiously, the piano is not on the same file as the instrumental, implying that the piano is, in fact, its vocals.
- According to Alice Angel in Chapter 3, Bendy hates having the cutouts be tampered with, likely explaining him immediately going after Boyfriend halfway through Imminent Demise.
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Ink Bendy[]
See also: Bendy (disambiguation)
“A voice, a soul, the ink speaks to me. It whispers your secrets.”
― The Ink Demon, BatDR Chapter 1
Ink Bendy, also known as The Ink Demon, is the central antagonist of Bendy and the Ink Machine, and the third main opponent of the mod. A failed experiment created by Joey Drew Studios in an attempt make their characters come to life, The Ink Demon took revenge on his creators for his imprisonment. Afterwards, he ruled the ruins of the studio with an iron fist before his eventual downfall.
Appearance[]
Ink Bendy is a large, humanoid mass of ink meant to resemble Bendy. He wears a worn-yellow glove on his left hand, with his right hand being bare. He also wears a worn-yellow bowtie. Dripping ink covers the top of his crescent-shaped head, and he sports a wide smile.
In his Nightmare song, Despair, he is now completely black with only one glowing yellow eye, a wide, monstrous grin, and hands burning in yellow fire.
Trivia[]
- The ink notes in Ink Bendy’s Week is a reference to the health system in Bendy and the Ink Machine.
- Nightmare Bendy’s design seems to reference Audrey from Bendy and the Dark Revival, as the glowing yellow spiral shape on the palm of his hand is similar to the shape on the back of Audrey's hand.
- Ink Bendy gets closer to Boyfriend the lower the players' health is during Nightmare Run.
- However, this doesn't have a cap, so if you enable Practice mode, getting a lot of misses makes Bendy go off screen. This doesn't apply to the stairs section of the song.
- Nightmare Run’s name is a reference to Bendy in Nightmare Run, an endless runner mobile game.
- The demo version of Last Reel can still be played when setting the song to Easy.
- Last Reel’s name references the final chapter of Bendy and The Ink Machine, which is called “Chapter 5: The Last Reel”.
- Terrible Sin's name references a secret cutout in Bendy and the Ink Machine, of Bendy holding a sign saying "WANDERING IS A TERRIBLE SIN."
- In the cutscene after Nightmare Run, a "See Something, Say Something" poster from Among Us can be seen.
- The glowing eye seen on Ink Bendy’s old icons later became part of Nightmare Bendy’s design.
- Despair originally had a mechanic where Nightmare Bendy would jump to either side of the screen to try and crush Boyfriend, but this was scrapped.
- A similar mechanic was intended for the Giant Hand from Bendy in the Ink Machine in this song, but it was scrapped as well.
- Halfway through Despair, Boyfriend would’ve originally gotten on a ride pod as Nightmare Bendy chased him, but this was scrapped.
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The Devil[]
See also: Devil (disambiguation)
“I am so angry right now. I want to obliterate all of you, but I cannot even begin to imagine the fourth-finest demons.”
― The Devil, The Cuphead Show, Release the Demons!
The Devil is the main antagonist and final boss in Cuphead. The ruler of Hell and the owner of The Devil’s Casino, he sends Cuphead and Mugman to fetch the Soul Contracts of his runaway debtors after they lose a bet with him. He is the opponent of the bonus song Satanic Funkin’.
Appearance[]
The Devil is a large, black-furred demon with white horns, a pointed tail, and yellow eyes. He also wields a large golden pitchfork. He’s capable of transforming into various animals in Cuphead, though this is not seen in the mod.
Trivia[]
- His danger icon looks similar to his second phase in Cuphead.
- The Devil's skin can be seen in the background of Devil's Gambit. This is a reference to how, when entering Phase 2 of his boss fight, his skeleton jumps out from his body and enters a hole into the lower levels of Hell; leaving his skin on his throne.
- At the beginning of the song, The Devil shows his eye to Boyfriend, which visualizes his head being cut in half. He does the same thing before his battle in the original game towards Cuphead and Mugman.
- In the Satanic Funkin' OST, it simply shows: "Cuphead: The Devil".
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Papyrus[]
See also: Papyrus (disambiguation)
“He likes to say: NYEH HEH HEH!”
― Papyrus’ Check description in Undertale
Papyrus is a recurring character in Undertale. He is Sans’ energetic younger brother who loves puzzles and hates bad puns. He hopes to capture a human in order to join the Royal Guard of the Underground. He is the opponent of the bonus songs Bad To The Bone and Bonedoggle.
Appearance[]
Papyrus is a tall, lanky skeleton. He wears big red boots and gloves, as well as blue shorts sporting a yellow trim. He also wears a large red cape and a big, white chest plate with a strange red badge on it. This is apparently called his “Battle Body”, which is usually the only thing he ever wears.
Trivia[]
- The badge on Papyrus's chest plate is very similar to the badge of the Starmen from the Mother series.
- Along with Sans, Papyrus’ name comes from the font he speaks in in the original game.
- According to Flowey, Papyrus's favorite food is "oatmeal with the dinosaur eggs".[4]
- Bonedoggle is the fourth song to have two opponents sing simultaneously with two separate notestrums, with the first being Applecore, the second being Devilsknife, and the third being Astral Chaos.
- Bad to the Bone is directly based on an animation by J-Bug, including the note shift mechanic.
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Sammy Lawrence[]
See also: Bendy (disambiguation)
“The Ink Demon rises! Surrender yourselves to the lord of the Dark Puddles! It's time to believe!”
― Sammy, moments before his death (again), BatDR Chapter 5.
Sammy Lawrence is a minor antagonist in Bendy and the Ink Machine. He is the opponent of the bonus song Ritual. He also appears in the background during Terrible Sin and Last Reel.
Appearance[]
Sammy Lawrence is a humanoid ink monster who wears off-white overalls, supporting off-white trousers which are covered in ink. He also sports an off-white, scuffed Bendy mask with a hole around the mouth area. His face under the mask is completely blank. He also has an axe, which he wields during Ritual.
Trivia[]
- Sammy's name could be a reference to Sammy Lerner, the composer of the Popeye theme song.
- His name could also be a reference to Sammy Fain and Jack Lawrence, as his old partner in the Bendy and the Ink Machine is named Jack Fain.
- Another person his name possibly references is Sammy Timberg, who is a music director for Fleischer Studios.
- His name could also be a reference to Sammy Fain and Jack Lawrence, as his old partner in the Bendy and the Ink Machine is named Jack Fain.
- According to a Twitter AMA held by Sammy on the Hot Topic Twitter page, he apparently misses the hair he had back when he was a human, and he called it "splendid".[6]
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Cartoon Bendy[]
See also: Bendy (disambiguation)
“You turned on this machine. Now you have to believe!”
― Bendy, Gospel of Dismay
Cartoon Bendy is Bendy as he appears in his cartoons. This version of Bendy is a mischievous little devil who gets up to light mischief; a far cry from the monster born in his image. This particular depiction of his cartoon form is in reference to DAGames’ Bendy music videos. He is the opponent of the bonus song Freaky Machine.
Appearance[]
Cartoon Bendy has a large, black, crescent-shaped head with a white face. He wears a white bowtie and gloves, as well as black shoes. He has large, black, oval-like eyes and a wide smile. In the second half of Freaky Machine, he gains a top hat, and the upper half of his face becomes black with one glowing red eye.
Trivia[]
- Cartoon Bendy shares his icon with the Bendy cutout.
- His top hat and glowing red eye halfway through Freaky Machine references his appearance in the music video for Gospel of Dismay by DAGames.
- The eye is also similar to the one seen in Ink Bendy’s old icons.
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Saness[]
See also: Sans (disambiguation)
“DO YOU WANNA HAVE A BAD TOM!?!?!?!”
― Saness, Underpants - Genocide Ending - SPARE, and April Fools
Saness is a joke version of Sans as depicted in Sr. Pelo's Underpants series. He is the opponent of the secret song of the same name.
Appearance[]
Saness is depicted as a crudely drawn version of Sans, complete with his blue eye, and having very wacky proportions.
Trivia[]
- In the April Fools version of Underpants, Saness bounces uncontrollably, while his idle animation in the mod, he bounces normally.
- Saness’ danger icon references Sans screaming after being stabbed by Frisk in Underpants.
- The HUD during Saness is different from the other tracks:
- "Score" is changed to "Social Credit Points".
- "Misses" is changed to "Skill Issues".
- "Accuracy" is changed to "Wackyness".
- The NPS display and judgement are unchanged.
- Saness’ vocals are various unedited clips of Sr. Pelo screaming
- There are also several moments where table slamming can be heard, which is a common gag in Sr. Pelo’s videos. Saness even has a separate animation for when it happens.
- Saness is nearly impossible to beat, as the end of the song spams loads of orange and blue bone notes after a long, silent pause.
- This is likely why the achievement for the song is earned when unlocking it rather then beating it.
- The mod creators got Sr. Pelo to do voicelines for Saness specifically for this mod.[7]
- This makes Indie Cross possibly the only mod to be worked on in some small part by someone who was similarly involved in the original Friday Night Funkin', but their role in the mod is for a completely different character than that of the original.
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The Goose[]
“*HONK*”
― The Goose, Untitled Goose Game
The Goose is the main “protagonist” of Untitled Goose Game. It goes around causing endless amounts of harmless havoc for humans, for it is a goose. He is the opponent of the secret song Gose.
Appearance[]
The Goose is a white goose with an orange beak, webbed feet, and small, beady eyes.
During the second half of Gose, they sport a pair of pixelated shades.
It had at some point a Nightmare design that's now scrapped where it now appears black with purple outlines and cracking with white sparks. It also dons drip on its feet that emit purple flames as well as purple angry eyes.
Trivia[]
- The goose used by Player 2 in Untitled Goose Game’s co-op mode has a prominent knob on the top of their beak, which is mostly only present on male geese. This may suggest that the Player 1 goose is female.
- The goose was apparently not intended to be in the mod this early; RiverOaken, NonsenseHumor and CrystalSlime just somehow snuck it in.[8]
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Mugman[]
“Hey, bro. I couldn't find Ms. Chalice and it's starting to get rainy and I thought, maybe-- OW!”
― Mugman, during Knockout
Mugman is Cuphead’s brother, who adventures along with him in order to find those Soul Contracts so that The Devil doesn’t take their souls. In this mod, he shows up during the cutscene before Technicolor Tussle, where he offers to help Cuphead but is told to go find Ms. Chalice instead. He later returns towards the end of Knockout, where Cuphead accidentally knocks him out with a Mega Blast.
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The Human[]
The Human (also known as Frisk) is the main protagonist of Undertale. They're a human that fell into the underground and embark on a journey back home. In the Pacifist Route, Frisk manages to save all of monsterkind and bring them back to the surface. In the Genocide Route, however, they kill each and every monster until only they are left; at which point the player is confronted by the first human to fall down: Chara.
In this mod, The Human arrives at The Last Corridor to kill Sans only to find him rapping against Boyfriend. In the Pacifist Route, they attempt to strike at Sans, but fails and is consequently killed themselves. In the Genocide Route, they use Chara’s influence to possess Boyfriend and face off against Sans; which they use as a distraction so that they may finally land a killing blow on him - though not without Sans killing them in return.
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Piper, Striker and Fisher[]
“The disgusting wretches have wandered my halls, have gone unchecked! They're trying to drag me back to the darkness! Don't let them take your angel!”
― Twisted Alice, demanding Henry to kill The Butcher Gang, Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3
The Butcher Gang is a villainous trio of ink monsters molded in the image of the titular trio from the old Bendy cartoons. Their members consist of Piper, Striker and Fisher; based off of Charley, Edgar and Barley respectively. They act as one of the main enemies in there original game series.
Trivia[]
- The Butcher Gang were meant to have a song altogether, however that was scrapped.[9]
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Jack CopperZ[]
Not to be confused with Stickman VS FNF
Jack CopperZ (also known as Stickman) is a regularly appearing protagonist in JzBoy's Vs Stickman Series. In this mod, he makes a small cameo appearance in the background of Last Reel at around 1:16, in which he stumbles across the action and subsequently runs away from it.
Trivia[]
- His appearance during Last Reel is a reference to the Stickman Vs. Bendy and the Ink Machine animation series by JzBoy, who also worked on the mod.
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Banban, Jumbo Josh and Opila Bird[]
“Sharing is caring! Your pancreas is mine!”
― Banban
Banban, Jumbo Josh, and Opila Bird are 3 major characters in Garten of BanBan. They all reside within the dangerous strange kindergarten, as once-friendly mascots, however something happened that made them all hostile. Jumbo Josh and Opila Bird are both enemies in the game, whereas BanBan himself is planned to team up with the player, according to the end of the second game, how trustworthy he really is, is a mystery. They appear as background characters in Hello Huggy.
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Matpat[]
See also: MatPat (disambiguation)
“I JUST SIMULTANEOUSLY WHIPPED AND NAE NAED!”
― MatPat doing the impossible
Matthew Robert Patrick also known as MatPat is known for running the popular YouTube channel Game Theory, as well as Film, Food, and Style Theory. He is most known on the Game Theory channel for debunking lore about video games, mostly Poppy Playtime, Minecraft, Pokémon, and at most popular, Five Night's at Freddy's. He appears as a cameo in Hello Huggy featuring his song Lore from Vs. OURPLE GUY
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Hornet[]
“Skilled protector of Hallownest's ruins. Wields a needle and thread.”
― Hunter's Journal description, Hollow Knight
Hornet is the mysterious princess-protector of the ruins of Hallownest; and a major supporting character in Hollow Knight as well as the protagonist of Hollow Knight: Silksong. She has been confirmed as the opponent of the Hollow Knight week in this interview and will appear in the song Silk.
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King Dice[]
“You're going in that room one way or another!”
― King Dice, The Cuphead Show, Roll the Dice
King Dice is The Devil’s Right-Hand Man, and an upcoming opponent for the mod.[10] The manager of The Devil’s Casino, he makes sure that the brothers fulfill their end of their contract with The Devil, and also serves as their last obstacle before confronting him.
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Baldi[]
See also: Baldi (disambiguation)
“An apple, for me? Thanks!”
― Baldi, when being given an apple, Baldi's Basics Plus
Baldi is the main antagonist Baldi's Basics, appearing as a normal math teacher before turning out to be a crazed lunatic. In this mod, he appears as an upcoming one-shot character in a (currently) unnamed song.
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Theodore Masters Peterson[]
“So you found it! You happy with yourself? You nosy little f- I told you not to look. You're scarred, I told you you wouldn't get far..GET OUT OF MY HOUSE!”
― Theodore Peterson, Get Out by DAGames
Theodore Masters Peterson (called the The Neighbor by fans), is the main antagonist of the horror game Hello Neighbor. He appears in the upcoming joke song Hello Huggy, mocking all games involved. Theodore is a strange and mysterious man, that is hiding something in his basement. Your main goal within his home series is breaking his house and finding what he is hiding, while not getting caught.
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Huggy Wuggy[]
See also: Huggy Wuggy (disambiguation)
“Does someone need a huuugg?”
― Huggy Wuggy’s cutout button, Chapter 2: "Fly in a Web"
Huggy Wuggy is a character from the game Poppy Playtime, and was the main mascot of Playtime Co. He serves as the antagonist for Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze. He is a murderous sentient toy that chases any person he sees in an attempt to kill them. In Indie Cross, he is an upcoming second opponent in the joke song Hello Huggy where he sings the second part of the song.
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Madeline[]
“By the way, you should call someone about your driveway. The ridge collapsed and I nearly died.”
― Madeline
Madeline is the main protagonist of Celeste and Celeste Classic. Throughout the story, she is climbing a mountain to challenge herself, to which she sees many sights in many levels, only to encounter someone named Theo. She soon explains to him why she started climbing the mountain, to which it's revealed she had been struggling with anxiety and depression for a very long time, and that climbing the mountain might be a way to challenge herself. Once she finally does reach the summit, after enjoying the looks for a while she slowly go back to home and meet her friends, bakes a pie for Mr. Oshiro and a bird. She is an upcoming opponent appearing in Summit.
Appearance[]
Madeline is a short, young Canadian woman with pale skin, brown eyes, and long thick burnt orange hair with one wayward curl. Throughout the events of Celeste, she wears an aqua snow jacket, dark grey pants, black and dark grey walking boots, and her brown climbing backpack equipped with a red sleeping mat and plastic water bottle.
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Isaac Character(s)[]
There's a Binding of Isaac song in the files of streamer build.
Mettaton[]
Mettaton is a robot and major character in Undertale created by Alphys to serve as both a human eradicating robot and the Underground's source of entertainment, as well as serving as its prime TV entertainer. At some point during development, Mettaton was supposed to be added as an opponent but was ultimately scrapped. He did have a bonus song named Glamorous.
The Projectionist[]
The Projectionist is a boss and major character in Bendy in the Ink Machine being a major antagonist in Chapter 3. He is the ink reincarnation of the former projectionist Norman Polk. At some point he was supposed to appear in the mod as an opponent but was scrapped.
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Touhou Character(s)[]
A Touhou week was once planned featuring Reimu, Marisa and Sakuya. [13] Their status in the mod is unknown as it is uncertain if they will appear in the mod's V2, but concepts do exist for the three.[14]
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Shovel Knight[]
Shovel Knight was an upcoming character to the mod. For Moro's V2 he was set to get a full week, however, when directorship changed, his plans were discarded for the time being.[15][16]
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Henry Stickmin[]
Henry Stickmin was an upcoming character to the mod, he was going to appear in Moro's V2 however he was later scrapped when the directorship for the mod changed.
Cave Story Character(s)[]
A Hat in Time Character(s)[]
Billie Bust Up Character(s)[]