Icosahedron

icosahedron is one of the various nextbots that hunts down players in nico's nextbots. It can be found in arcade mode.
icosahedron was added on May 19th, 2023, within the Outbreak Update.
==Overview==
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=== Appearance ===
The image appears to be a polyhedron with 20 faces and a set of colors. The GIF image is the shape spinning with changing colors. Different colors are as follows: green, yellowish-green, orange, a little bit of teal, and red. The in-game animated image appears to be blurry without white edges. A few of the frames jump a little bit before looping the animation.
In the jumpscare/kill feed icon, icosahedron was paused in the first frame of the GIF, having pixelated white outlines around the image.
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=== Audio ===
icosahedron emits a low hovering noise with music being played in the background while its Jumpscare audio emits music that was playing the clapping noises on the second beat, which was directly from MIDI sound files.
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==Origin ==
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=== Image ===
icosahedron originates in the Wikipedia article with the same name, which was made by Cyp/Poly.pov using POV-Ray.
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=== Audio ===
icosahedron's proximity audio originates from a Youtube video titled "Outside In", in which the audio is heard in the intro.
The Jumpscare audio originates from a 2018 indie horror game Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning, where the protagonist is on a You Can Think Pad with the "Everybody's Favorite Subject" music played over in the background.
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== Gallery ==
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== Trivia ==
* The nextbot was suggested by Salmen777 in the nico's stu Discord Server, which was posted on April 20th, 2023. The only differences for this nextbot are the proximity audio, which has a different hovering noise, while the Jumpscare audio was up to the developers. 
** Later, the suggestion of Michael Torson was updated to the original by adding the Jumpscare audio.
* The name of the shape "icosahedron" comes from the Latinized form of Greek eikosahedron. (Eikosi means "twenty", -hedra means the geometric face, and the PIE root sed- means "to sit".) Etymology
**This would make icosahedron mean there are 20 faces like we mentioned above.
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