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Narrator

The titular Narrator is a disembodied voice that exists inside Phonegingi's head, acting like the (often ignored) voice of reason for Gingi's countless poor decisions. They also have a joke route, which is the quickest to achieve.

Their font is the same as Phonegingi's, being Greenoble Antique-Regular, but a #FFFFFF white instead.

## Appearance

Because they are a disembodied voice, they have no physical form. However, in the joke route, they are represented by a sock puppet that is white with black polka-dots. When Phonegingi is high off cough-syrup, they appear as a muscular body builder in briefs, with the sock puppet head replacing their head. The sock is stitched on, presumably because of it being a figment of Phonegingi's imagination, and they themselves have their own head stitched one. Both the end card art and sprite show them with the text "nar-ay-tor" faintly across the chest.

## Personality

The Narrator is usually reasonable and level-headed, but easily gets frustrated with Phonegingi's antics, due to having to see everything they do; especially the stupid stuff.

## Trivia

* They drive off and away from Phonegingi's head in the Bigfoot route, finally having had enough. This is the only time this has happened, although from dialogue in other routes, they seem eager to leave.
* They rarely appear at all during Chapter 3, as Norm serves as the voice of reason instead for the route.
* They read out text for Phonegingi due to their illiteracy! Only from time to time though.

## Gallery

Typegingi and the Narrator making disgusting, terrible love in the back of the cinema. Note Oliver in the corner. Freak.Ditto, but with Phonegingi.Now with pink lighting!Ditto, again!Note: Ignore Randy.
Tango

**Tango** is a minor character in Dialtown: Phone Dating Sim. He is Mayor Mingus' assistant, and appears in Bigfoot's route.

## Appearance

Tango has a white art deco phone head with a pink base. He is wearing a purple and white pin striped button up undershirt with a purple vest and purple tie. He is also wearing what looks like purple or black pants. He has dark skin. Tango is never seen standing, so it is unknown what else he is wearing.

## Personality

Tango is a friendly and over excitable person, always seeming positive despite the less than ideal state of Dialtown. He refers to Phonegingi as a friend several times during their encounter, even though the two had just met moments prior.

Tango seems to be fairly naïve, easily convinced by Gingi to allow them to visit Mingus' office, despite the fact his job was on the line. The silliest fella in Dialtown.

## Trivia

* Tango's real name is Terrence, but he heavily prefers to be called Tango.

* It was revealed by Dog that Tango went to work for Mingus for free his first year of employment.

* Tango types the same way he speaks, with excessive capitalization and exclamation marks,

* He is a cameo character from DirectDoggo's previous work, Dayshift at Freddy's.
	+ In that universe his full name was Terrence Chapman so it's possible he shares the same last name as his DSAF counterpart.

* Tango canonically enjoys gymnastics, and likes to show off his cartwheel skills at any opportunity.

* Tango is not allowed to get a romantic partner, due to him always needing to be single just in case Mayor Mingus ever needs to marry him in short notice, so he can't testify against her in court.

* Tango is one of the 3 named characters of color in Dialtown. The other two being Mr. Dickens, the movie theater owner, and Frank, the security guard at the bank. All three are confirmed by Dog to be black.

* According to Dog, Tango isn't that old and the comment about grandkids made in Bigfoot's route was just him thinking ahead.
Fängelse universumet

### Allmän fakta

Fängelse universumet var en gång en fredlig plats, men Sveriges regim blev långsamt mer och mer korrupt. Snart liknade styret en diktatur som dessutom anföll sina grannländer. Sverige är idag en stormakt med nästan hela Europa under kontroll. I det nya Sverige utvecklades ett skuggsamhälle med skyhög brottslighet som staten försökte städa upp med ett extremt välutvecklat system för frihetsberövning. Brottsverket instiftades som en statlig myndighet och växte snabbt. Tillslut användes fängelserna till att låsa in alla regeringens fiender och oliktänkande. Stora delar av världens befolkning lever i ständig skräck för Sveriges regim om man inte redan är inlåst vill säga. Samtidigt har Fängelse Universumets Sverige den lägsta mängden brottslighet en i något annat känt land i hela Multiversumet. Så statens beteende stöttas av en hel del, exempelvis Fängelse Filip och Neo.

### Viktiga platser

Säkerhetsklass fyra fängelset

Fängelseön

### Intressanta händelser

Många ark har till viss del utspelat sig i universumet då flera av de börjat med en flykt från ett fängelse. Men det har aldrig förekommit att någon därefter stannat särskilt länge.

### Invånare

Fängelse Filip och Neo

Magnetmannen, Electro, Slajmmannen, Potionpersonen (som intagna)

Deadshot, Huggaren, Bjässen (som intagna)

Rullbaggen, Gräshoppan, Skallerormen, Insekt 4 och Insekt 5 (som intagna)
Billy

**Billy** (referred to as **Little Billy** in dialogue) is a character that first appears in Chapter 1 of Dialtown. He's an annoying 7-year old that loves to bug others for his own amusement. In Chapter 3, he serves as a member of The Mingling due to his abilities in terrorizing others, and acts as an antagonist.

**WARNING: THIS WIKI PAGE FEATURES SPOILERS FOR THE FULL GAME GET THE the FUCK oUT OF HERE (MOSTLY THE EXTRAS!)**

## Appearance

Billy is a young child with a simple, plastic purple rotary phone with darker purple dial, who wears a blue hoodie with dark teal pants.

## Information

He is described as one of Dialtown's most wretched residents, being listed somewhere in the top 10 dangerous people in Dialtown's core universe. He's so horrifying that he's the only resident Mingus fears, paying him with money officially "stolen" from the treasury, for tax reasons. He's fine with this, of course, because he wants his juvie record to be as dense as possible, looking forward to the day it's merely an ink-filled page with each stroke representing one of his crimes. Currently, they are writing in the margins.

Billy is described to be hot shit and he knows it, each criminal in Dialtown aspiring to be as 'bad' as him, which is why Stabby and Shooty use the term 'bozo'. On the topic of bad lingo, Billy coined the word 'crungus', which is the worst slur in all of Dialtown's universe, because he's just like that.

## In-Game

It's mentioned often that in the past, he got Phonegingi arrested for violating child labor laws.

### Chapter 1

He's one of the townies Phonegingi can talk to when they enter the Playground.

### Chapter 3

Billy is revealed to be a member of Mayor Mingus's Mingling, a secret cabal of Dialtown elites. This is due to his extreme power over Dialtown, and Mingus's want for him to be on her inside instead of the "bad guys". Billy only complies because he wants to. He is later sent to try and stop Phonegingi and Norm's quest to the funfair, but folds and flees when Norm threatens to give his gun Phonegingi, who has no such qualms about shooting a kid. He is later removed from the Mingling for failing.

## Personality

Billy is highly annoying, wrecking havoc everywhere he goes for the sheer pleasure of it all, seeing people as his bowling pins. He enjoys screwing with Oliver most of all by taking advantage of the cinema rules.

## Trivia

* He frequently mentions a being known as " Colossal Billy ", who will descend on Dialtown's universe to pick at its scraps once the time comes.
* Stated in the Extras, he has friends on the Elder Council, due to being a "Machiavellian wittle scamp".
Narrator Route

The "Narrator Route" is a secret joke route with only one ending. In it, Phonegingi decides to date the Narrator themself after opting to give up trying to get to the funfair.

## Summary

* Ending: **The ending where you date a sock and are thus removed from civilized society**

Phonegingi wakes up alone in a dark padded cell without the voice of the Narrator to keep them company anymore, before being quickly joined by Randy, who proposed to a swan and got arrested as well. Upon realizing that the Narrator is well and truly gone, Phonegingi asks Randy if he could read back to him a script they wrote to replace the Narrator.
Nathan Hanover

Nathan Hanover is a cameo character to the real Nathan, who composed the soundtrack for Dialtown. His font is Courgette Regular, and his color is #825E45.

## Appearance

Hanover wears a brown suit with matching pants, a white undershirt and a black tie. He has a violin for a head, this is because he uses a violin as a tiny section in his YouTube banner.

## Information

The british (a sin) conductor of a synthetic orchestra.

## Trivia

* In the Dietown easter egg, you can "vore" Nathan, which stops all soundtrack.
* There is an easter egg which, when interacting with Nathan, a " boss battle " version of his theme plays.
* According to Dog, Nathan has Randy's ex Lola working for him. This was going to be brought up in Dietown, but the mention was cut.
Abel

Abel is a minor character in Dialtown: Phone Dating Sim. He is the owner of the Dialtown Funfair that Phonegingi tries to get into, and is later revealed to be a member of the Mingling. His font is Nanum Pen, and his name color is #A060E0.

## Abel Brannigan

### Affiliation

The Mingling - Current affiliation Jerry - Former employerRandy - Current employer

## Appearances

* In Chapter 1 you can encounter Abel by asking to see the manager to Jerry and ignoring his pleas.
* In Chapter 3 Abel is seen in Mingling meeting segments of the chapter.

## Physical Appearance

Abel has a dark, antique phone for a head. In his first appearance in Chapter One, he wears a light purple suit with a green tie and white undershirt. In Chapter Three during The Mingling, he is shown wearing a dark purple suit with a white undershirt. He also has a smart watch and black leather belt. Compared to his phone-head in DSaF, his cameo origin, the one he currently has seems to be a lot newer and refurbished.

## Personality

Abel is, to simply put it, an asshole. He doesn't have much regard for anyone *or* anything if it doesn't apply to him or his business.

He also seems to be slightly sadistic, coming from the way that he teased the player in the events of Chapter 1. He doesn't care a lot about his employees, either, seeing as though he underpaid Jerry when he still worked the Ticket Booth and *still* underpays Randy.

His personality is very similar to his cameo counterpart from the Dayshift at Freddy's series, still keeping up his persona of being a corrupt businessman with little compassion for others.

## Trivia

* Abel is a cameo character from the Dayshift at Freddy's series, who was also known for being a shitty boss.
* When you can encounter him in Chapter 1, his skin is a pale desaturated purple, similar to the off-hued funfair. However, during the Mingling, his skin has a human tone.
* His name was legally changed to "Unabel" after failing to help Mingus during Chapter 3. Every time he tries to change it back, Mingus devours the forms whole while tango shouts and claps, "DO IT!!! DO IT!!! DO IT!!!"
* He was originally just called "Brannigan" in the original demos, but was later changed to his full name "Abel Brannigan" In his dialogue box.
Demonklingan

Vapendemonens ögonsten

### Fakta

Demonklingan är ett vapen skapat av Vapendemonen och är speciellt skapad för henne. Den är skapad av mörkret i värld 989 och en speciellt stark rymdmetall. Eftersom demonklingan är relativt ny har den inte använts för att döda någon och därför kan Vapendemonen inte mana fram den. Istället för att bara döda en oskyldig vill hon att en Neo ska falla för vapnet för att göra det extra speciellt och ädelt. För att döda en Neo har Vapendemonen tillsammans med Låssmeden skapat roboten Bödeln. Bödelns enda uppgift är att döda Neos med hjälp av demonklingan.

### Uppbyggnad och förmågor

Demonklingan skapades av en speciell metall från rymden som smältes ner i en vulkan på en komet. Metallen formades långsamt till ett långt och elegant svärd. Därefter placerades vapnet i en djup sjö i Mörker universumet under en månad. På så sätt manifesterade sig mörkret i den och demonklingan var komplett.

Demonklingan har många förmågor, den är extremt tung för att endast kraftfulla bärare ska kunna bära den. Mörkret har samma effekt; om personen som lyfter vapnet inte är kraftfull nog kommer mörkret direkt attackera och döda hen. Demonklingan är ett fantastiskt svärd av ett nästan oförstörbart material och som med mörkrets kraft kan döda i princip vem som helst vid beröring. Mörkret kan även skjutas mot ett offer men med försvagad effekt på mörkrets dödlighet.

### Användare

Vapendemonen

Bödeln
Dialtown

Dialtown is the titular location where the game takes place in. It is a metropolis where people have appliances (mostly phones and typewriters) for head.

## Major Characters

### Main Characters:

Phonegingi: The main character. A green cryptid that wants to lay their eggs in the funfair,

Narrator: Disembodied voice that often berates Phonegingi's various antics.

### Datables:

Oliver Swift: Usher of the local movie theater, who wants to make an indie blockbuster hit so he can save the theater.

Karen Dunn: Banker of the DPTC, who struggles with sarcasm and hides a secret niche for pre-Dialup horses.

Randy Jade: The most unlucky soul in all of Dialtown, who lost everything after being cursed by a fortune telling machine.

Bigfoot: The elusive Sasquatch, who lives out in the woods.

Sgt. Norm Allen: Gun-toting exile with an organic head, or "normie" for short, who hails from 1966.

### Leading Figures:

Mayor Mingus: The current mayor of Dialtown, a corrupt figure who enforces "normality" for the sake of Dialtown's stability. Has a cat for a head

Callum Crown: Inventor, mayor, president, and visionary who caused the Dialup, before accidentally erasing his own memories.

### Major Townies:

Hobo: Bum with a TV for a head, who claims to be God of the Dialtown universe.

Billy: Bratty 8 year-old nightmare who harasses adults, mainly Oliver.

Shooty and Stabby: Gun and knife-headed members of the Dialtown Mafia. Incompetent in what they do.

Theoroar: Zoomaster of the Dialtown City Zoo. He is also an expert adventurer, explorer, documentarian, and former captive of Phonegingi.
Marla

Marla Crown is a character who is only mentioned in passing, having no canon appearance in-game.

## Information

She was Callum Crown's wife, being a First Lady to him. However, she struggled to settle down into ONLY being a First Lady, as the title had her doing next to nothing; Callum pulled some strings behind the curtain, so she served as his Press Secretary as well. Marla had an extensive background in news journalism, making her immensely qualified for the position.

The first time Marla was mentioned was by Mingus, when she detailed an experience where Callum had a moment of lucidity and mistook her for Marla:

*The last time I saw him, he actually LOOKED at me and called me 'Marla', somehow thinking that I was my late grandmother and- He asked me if I'd do it all over with him' if I was given the chance. I... obviously didn't want to tell him who I really was. That Maw-Maw was no longer with us. ...Forcing him to re-experience that heartbreak all over again, only for it to be lost alongside his fleeting lucidity, moments later. ...So, I answered as if I were her, responding just as I hope she would've.*

*"Yes, my songbird. I would."*

*He stared off, now content, his gaze slowly drifted towards the floor, and didn't say another word.*

The other time Marla is mentioned is on the postcard that Mingus defends. On the back of the photograph, there is a "love letter" from Callum to Marla, in which he writes:

*My dear Marla... It pains me to be away from Dialtown. But, I'm glad its still a town of misfits, just as it was when I left. As the town motto goes: 'All are welcome here in Dialtown!'*

Marla is dead during the events of the game, as Mingus refers to her as her late grandmother; however, it is unknown when she did pass away. Before that though, she had and raised at least one son with Callum.

## Personality

Not much is known about her, but she has been described as intelligent, passionate, and very sharp. Dogman states that "he [Callum] assumed (incorrectly, imo) that she wasn't really capable of fully understanding his plans and that she might think he'd lost it.", which implies she's keener than most people would think about her. She had a tendency to see through Callum's bullshit as well, which may have factored into why he never detailed his plans for the Dialup with her. Eventually she did get sick of him, returning to Dialtown without Crown after he left for office and wanting nothing to do with him anymore.

## Trivia

* Marla is mentioned in Callum's inaugural address, found in the Matchmaker Quiz easter egg: "Knock on wood, there is nowhere in the whole WORLD that I'd rather be than right here, next to my beautiful wife Marla, my dearest friend, Milt, and of course, with all of you here today!"
* She lived long enough to be alive at the same time as Mingus, although it's stated that she was a "husk of a person" by the time Mingus was born.
* She was a major influence on Callum, being an (in)direct reason as to why women usually have typewriters.
Chapter 1

"Chapter 1: The Funfair Date!", is the first chapter in "Dialtown: Phone Dating Sim", where Phonegingi tries to get a date so they can enter the funfair and lay their eggs. From this chapter, a total of four dateable characters can be found; Randy, Oliver, Karen, and Bigfoot, plus a joke character involving the Narrator.

## Summary

Phonegini awakens to find themselves ready to lay eggs, and decides that the local funfair is the best place to lay them. However, they find themself stoped by Jerry, the ticket operator. He then tells them about the two-for-one deal going on for Valentines' Day, which inspires Gingi to find a date who can get them inside.

### Narrator Route

Gingi decides to not both with trying to get in the funfair, and lays the eggs inside their tent. From here, a spiral of poor decisions and cough syrup leads Phonegingi trying to get it on with the Narrator.
Stromboli

Stromboli is a racoon that is encountered on both Randy's route and Karen's. It has a trashcan for a head but, when in the white void, it has a normal racoon fleshhead.

* You can see it in Karen's route: Reality Breaks Down Because You Can't Talk to Women Ending.

    On the second day when Karen confronts you about ditching her to lay eggs Typegingi ask if she found it "even slightly hot", she will become disgusted and lose interest. This leads to the fabric of reality ripping apart and the game crashing. When you re-open the game it will put Typegingi in the white void and can talk to Stromboli (and God I guess)

* In Randy's route you find it dead in the phone box, you have the ability to name it and gain a "friend."

The Raccoon Hatchling *is* Stromboli, reincarnated.

## Gallery

Raw png of stromboli's corpse.Zoom in on Stromboli's face in the white void.Ditto but angrier.
Dr. Circa Sission

Dr. Circa Sission is an unnamed in-game character who only appears during the retelling of Randy's tale in Chapter 2 of his route.

## Appearance

Dr. Circa Sission has a scalpel for head and wears a lab coat with a light blue dress shirt and patterned tie underneath. He also wears black pants with a belt and is typically seen with a stethoscope.

## Personality

He is depicted as someone who can be quite friendly until you mess with his daughter which can lead to permanent damage as evident by him writing "Fuckface" On Randy's head.

## In-game

Like his daughter, he only appears indirectly through Randy's retelling of how his life went downhill. After Randy was taken to the hospital and got patched up he was talking about how he got here to Dr. Circa Sission and coincidentally every detail Randy was mentioning lines up with what happened with her daughter. Once Dr. Circa Sission realized the person who groped his daughter was in the same room as him he was quick to reprimand Randy and put "Fuckface" on the bandage that he just received forever changing the course of Randy's life forever.

## Trivia

* His name, "Dr. Circa Sission" comes from when Tangerine (Craig's sprite model) asked Dog what his name was.
	+ In turn, he appeared in one of Tangerine's fan works being referred to with that name.
* It's likely that he had surgery in order to get a scalpel for a head for his profession as a doctor.
* His name is a pun on Circumcision.
Mikey

## Appearance

Mikey was a male with a flip-phone for a head. He wore a dark blue polo shirt with light blue jeans and a brown belt. He also wore a necklace with two round stones on it, and a red friendship bracelet with yellow and white stripes.

## Occupation

Mikey was a best-selling author, with all his books being about types of parasites.

## Trivia

* Mikey was confirmed to be transgender by DirectDoggo on Tumblr, along with Oliver.
* It is implied that "Mikey" was short for something, presumably "Michael", however he stopped himself before saying so.
* It was implied that Mikey would erotically roleplay as a cowboy, as revealed by Randy in his route.
* In the OMELETTE.EXE or "Dietown" easter egg, Mikey would literally "flanderize" and began speaking in a manner quite similar to Ned Flanders. He was in denial about God being dead.
* As of August 2022, Mikey has been completely removed from both the Full and Demo releases of Dialtown, making him the first (and currently only) character to have been removed.
	+ This includes the "Avid Socializer" achievement icon that featured his likeness, which (as of Oct. 2022) features an image of DirectDoggo's cat, Salvage (A.K.A. Mingus' Head and Tail Model), as a placeholder.
		- He was also replaced by Stromboli in the end credits thank you screen.
	+ Mikey is no longer canon to Dialtown, following his removal.
Oliver Route

The Oliver Route, also known as "Chapter 2: What the Dickens?", is one of the four main routes, with several endings. In it, Phonegingi is asked out by usher Oliver Swift to help save the theater from closing, but soon learns about the struggles that come with movie producing.

**THIS PAGE IS A WORK IN PROGRESS. PLEASE CONTRIBUTE IN ANYWAY YOU CAN.**

## Summary

After summoning an employee in the cinema, you meet Oliver who offers to take you out, if you accept, he takes you to the subway and tells you that he's filming a movie to save Mr.Dickens's cinema. When you are about to lay your eggs, you have the option to let him film or not. Letting him film you gets you the path to his good ending or death ending. If you refuse, you've gone down the path to get the bad ending, arson ending, or throwing Little Billy ending.

## Endings

Oliver's Good Ending: At the funfair, post-egg laying, allow Oliver to use the video he recorded. Then at the zoo, go into the emu enclosure. In the end, while the movie isn't the groundbreaking hit-piece Oliver envisioned, it still sells well due to being a "horror". Oliver and Dickens then decide to retire the theater and turn it into a horror attraction called the "Scareshack", with Oliver being allowed to kick out Billy due to it being 18-only, with Gingi calling this "the best ending ever".

Bare Ass Provokes Arson: Decide to not allow Oliver to use the footage. Then, decide to go to the cinema. When given the choice, choose to create a porno. The movie is so horrid that a riot breaks out in Dialtown, with the theater being caught in the rampant fires.

Little Billy Fucks Off Into Orbit: Decide to not allow Oliver to use the footage. Then, decide to return to your tent. Upon finding their tent missing, Billy claims to have "eaten it". Enraged, Phonegingi punches them into the air. Several hours later, and they realize they're going to jail for killing a child.

Death By Alpacas: Decide to allow Oliver to use the footage. Then, jump into the alpaca enclosure. The alpacas are revealed to have meat grinder heads, and brutally kill you.

Drink Ink and Die Like a Dog: Decide to not allow Oliver to use the footage. Then, decide to go to the cinema. When given the choice, choose to create a tragedy. While in your tent, the ink you stole from Karen so you could mimic spewing blood backfires when you drink it. As you die, you tell Oliver to continue the movie in your name.

## Gallery

Oliver's good endingDrink ink and die like a dogBare ass provokes arsonLittle billy fucks off into orbit
DirectDogman

**DirectDogman** (also known as **DirectDoggo**, or just **Dog**) is the developer of Dialtown: Phone Dating Sim.

He also appears at the start of a new game, guiding the player through choosing their name, gender and head as well as delivering the name easter eggs. In addition to this, the character of god in-game, Hobo, possesses his face.
Lorraine Deere

**Lorraine Deere** is a non-dateable character found in the speed date section.

## Appearance

Lorraine has a white, old-school computer monitor as a head. She wears a yellow button-up blouse along with a thin belt and forest green dress pants.

## Information

Lorraine is found in the speed date section inside the bar, advertising her website, Lor Deere's Deer Lore. Her website is about conspiracy theories, although they are "...mostly deer-related ones". She also theorized about the mass of lead underneath Dialtown that Mingus keeps hidden to extract and ship out, later confirmed when Tango accidently lets this slip.
Character Birthdays

A comprehensive list of all known birthdays for every character in the game.

## Trivia

* Phonegingi/Typegingi's birthday is unknown due to Gingi not remembering their own origin.

* The birthdays on this page are from the game's extra menu.

* Sometimes Dog will celebrate a character's birthday with a post on their social media accounts celebrating the occasion.
Roger

**Roger Jones** is one of the characters that appears in Chapter 1 of Dialtown.

## Appearance

Roger is a white male with an orange rotary phone for a head. He wears a dark blue hat and suit, paired with a white button-up underneath and a blue tie. He carries around a suitcase.

## Information

Roger is a character met in Downtown Dialtown when interacting with passerby. He is met alongside Peter. He is a manager for the Dialtown Mechanics Plant. He describes getting his position after the manager before him was figured out by the police for having ties with the Dialtown Mob, and fell to his death while trying to escape via fourth-story window by using a trampoline that was newly manufactured, which was faulty due to none of the actual parts being printed.

## Personality

Roger is a friendly but docile character, seeming to be quite anxiety-ridden and not very confident.

## Trivia

* Roger is a cameo character from the Dayshift at Freddy's series, where he originally appeared in the third game.
* Roger is roommates with Harry and also the Dialtown version of Jake Wilson. This was also the case in the good ending of Dayshift at Freddy's 3.
* Doggo announced that Roger will become a dateable character via DLC that will be available by the end of the year.
* He speaks Pig Latin.
* Roger would be the only one in Dialtown to purchase an NFT as per Dog's word in the discord.

## Sprite Gallery

Note: These sprites might be changed or removed when Roger's DLC releases.
Madame Mediocre

Madam Mediocre can be found at the funfair, next to the hotdog stand after going on a date with Randy Jade. He believes himself to be "cursed" by her, despite her malfunctioning (and later crushing) being completely coincidental. She is an inanimate object that Phonegingi hallucinates to be speaking.

Her font is Emily's Candy Regular.

## Gallery

Madam Mediocre.Randy Jade smashing Madam Mediocre.Original Madame draft.Madam Mediocre in Blender.
Apartment 201/Door Woman

Door Woman seen in Apartment 201 is the name of this background character that appears in Dialtown. You can talk to her in apartment 201 where they shut the door upon you asking them to take you to the funfair. Her font is IM FELL DW Pica, and her name color is #FF80FF.

## Appearance

While she has different clothes in most of her appearances, her head is consistently a white 1976 Hermes Baby Typewriter.

## Trivia

* Upon talking to her she tells you she just got out of the shower.
* She Has a cat poster and a picture of a Clown right outside her door.
* If you talk to her during chapter 2 of Randy's route and didn't talk to her during chapter 1 you will have a different conversation with her due to not needing to go to the funfair anymore.
Shooty and Stabby

**Shooty** and **Stabby** are two weapon-headed partners within the mafia with no confirmed relationship nor confirmation of which name belongs to which head. They are not seen together until Chapter 3, and are previously referred to as Crime Guy (gun-head) and Mugger (knife-head). Their fonts are both Risque, and their color is #9659D2.

**WARNING: THIS WIKI PAGE FEATURES MEGAGINORMOUS SPOILERS FOR THE ROUTE SO GET OUT OF HERE**

## Appearance

In the first two chapters, Stabby and Shooty wear matching black striped suit jackets, purple button down shirts, and black ties. In the third chapter, they both wear purple tuxedos, with white button down shirts and black bow ties, along with matching rings on the same ring finger; the knife-headed one wears a watch as well. Their fonts are Risque.

## Personality

Stabby and Shooty try to act threatening, but are actually harmless and incompetent. They often get into arguments with each other, and fail to complete the simplest of tasks. They both carry weapons, but never use them. This is because the Mayor doesn’t trust them with ammunition, and both of their knives rea very dull.

They both also speak with a Brooklyn accent and slang even though neither of them are from Brooklyn. This is probably another attempt to appear threatening, or to fit the movie-mob-boss stereotype.

## Information

The knife-headed one is introduced as the mugger in Randy's route, and has a unique ending. The gun-headed one is seen in Karen’s route when you try to rob the bank with a banana.

In the beginning of Chapter 3, Shooty and Stabby are revealed to be part of The Mingling. Mayor Mingus tries to use them as hitmen, but they are incredibly incompetent and fail simple tasks. The only way they can threaten people is by saying that they have “mob connections”, but their only source of power is the Mayor.

Although they refer to themselves as Stabby and Shooty, neither of them know which of them is Stabby and which is Shooty. This is because the knife-headed one carries a gun, and the gun-headed one carries a knife.

## Trivia

* They mention working a weekend job where they haul bags of mulch.
* The gun-headed one doesn’t load his head with bullets for fear of getting dust inside his head.
* The gun-headed one mentions also his father; "If only Pa could see me now."
* During the Mingling, the nameplates for them labeled "Stabby?" and "Shooty?" switch places every time the camera cuts to a different character.
Theoroar

Theoroar Rustlebelt, *ADVENTURER,* is a minor character in Dialtown. He is the zoomaster for the local Dialtown Zoo, which used to house Phonegingi in one of it's enclosures. Due to this, Phonegingi strongly hates him. Despite this, Theoroar continues to be infatuated with them, saying that Phonegingi is welcome back into their enclosure anytime they want. His font is Luckiest Guy, and his color is #FAFA9C.

## Appearance

Theoroar is a man with a cream-colored rotary phone as a head. Under the phone's dial is a black spruce mustache, and on top of his head is a brown Australian slouch hat. He wears a khaki shirt and shorts along with a purple bandana around his neck.

## Information

Theoroar is the zoomaster of the Dialtown City Zoo. He is also an expert adventurer, explorer, and documentarian.

### Chapter 3: Well, shit-

He is revealed to be a member of the Mingling, and as a reward for his part in exiling Phonegingi, he is given both their eggs and Bigfoot. Once Phonegingi and Norm reach him, during a tense stand-off, learn that the zoo is failing. Phonegingi then tells Theo that he needs to find his own adventure, which makes him give up the eggs and then opt to blow up the zoo, which causes mayhem to seep into Dialtown.

## Trivia

* Theoroar's name and demeanor is an obvious parody of America's 26th president Theodore Roosevelt. Additionally, his track is the 26th in the Dialtown OST.
* The biggest animal he has fist fought is a kangaroo. As his story goes, he won a fistfight against a kangaroo and gained the respect of all kangaroos and the k-word pass. The k-word is a horrific kangaroo oriented slur that can only be said by people that have been deemed “cool” by at least one kangaroo.
* He is modeled by DirectDogman. Originally, he was meant to have the same model as Norm, but the costume was too small for him.
Bigfoot

**Bigfoot** is one of the several characters that Phonegingi has the ability to date. His font is Luckiest Guy, and his color is #BFBFBF.

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## Appearance

Bigfoot resembles a gorilla, and has a modern camera for a head. There is a small piece of tape stuck to a bottom corner of his head.

## Information

Bigfoot can be found in the outskirts of Dialtown, in the woods. When he is met, he is an initially very timid character, though not hostile. Bigfoot is apparently a regular at the Dialtown bank, as he is found there later in the route, and has a bank account. Bigfoot's route consists of Phonegingi attempting to domesticate Bigfoot, and to land him 9-5 job, so that he can pay Phonegingi into the funfair. Although Bigfoot is referred to by male pronouns, Phonegingi states that they actually aren't sure of Bigfoot's gender in Chapter 3.

## Personality

Bigfoot is a very timid and docile character and is very easily frightened by sudden movements or loud noises until he goes to the playground and beats up Billy. He is very curious, aswell, and very trusting of Phonegingi. He doesn't completely understand the world around him, shown by how intrigued he is by mundane objects like toasters.

## Endings

Bigfoot's Good Ending (Canon): First, decide to use Bigfoot for good, and let the scenes afterward play out. At the end, choose to become naked and feral. Gingi re-realizes their feelings for Bigfoot, and then makes a bet with Jerry about proving Bigfoot's existence to get inside the fairgrounds. Bigfoot's sudden appearance causes him to "re-evaluate things", allowing Gingi and Bigfoot to enter the fairground and lay the eggs.

Shot By Bigfoot Ending: Decide to use Bigfoot for evil. After a montage of Gingi trying to train Bigfoot to attack Jerry, which ends up prompting the Narrator to leave, Gingi then gets Bigfoot drunk and a gun, which ends with Gingi dead, but happy that they die in Bigfoot's arms.

Sell Bigfoot Ending: First, decide to use Bigfoot for good. Then, decide to sell Bigfoot to Theoroar for 50 bucks. It ends with Gingi getting an annual pass to the fairgrounds, but unhappy that they had to betray Bigfoot to do so.

## Sprite Gallery

### Cutscenes, Cards

#### Trivia

* When on the Bigfoot route, Karen explains that Bigfoot already had a bank account, and that the owner of the restaurant named "bear" added him as the primary shareholder.
	+ This is a reference to Dayshift at Freddy's 3, another game DirectDoggo made prior to Dialtown.
* His birthday is possibly June 19th, as he is somehow aware when this date comes, and demands a banana from anyone he comes across on that day.
* If you open the text log in segments featuring Bigfoot the noises he makes will be described in the log.
Bigfoot Route

The Bigfoot Route, also known as "Chapter 2: Oh God, You're Really Trying to Domesticate Bigfoot, Aren't You?", is one of the four main routes, with several endings. In it, Phonegingi finally proves Bigfoot's existence, but finds domesticating him to be another can of worms entirely.

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## Endings

* **The Ending where Jerry has to reevaluate his life going forward:** Use Bigfoot for good. Phonegingi decides to domesticate Bigfoot, reasoning he could work a 9-5 office job while Phonegingi charges him rent for living in their tent. They attempt to have Bigfoot sign some immigration forms in order to get the us government to "accept [him]" but Bigfoot proceeds to eat them, then run away. To get new immigration forms, Phonegingi enters Mayor Mingus's office, but she quickly shoos them away. Outside, they will meet Theoroar, who tries to convince them to capture and sell them Bigfoot for money, claiming that their domestication plan will fail. After searching all over town, they reunite with Bigfoot the bank and learn that thanks to tax-evasion shenanigans, Bigfoot is "technically" rich, though only in bananas. In the forest, Phonegingi once again tries to domesticate him, only to waste five hours with Bigfoot showing no signs of improving. However, they realize they've become no better than the Bigfoot-skeptics. From there, chose "shed your clothes, become neked and feràl". Phonegingi ditches the clothes and realizes their feelings for Bigfoot. They then get the idea of using Bigfoot to get inside the funfair by making a bet with Jerry about proving his existence to the ticket operator. This causes Jerry to have a freakout, which allows Bigfoot and Phonegingi to enter without paying.
* **The Ending where you sell Bigfoot into slavery:** Same as before, but decide to sell Bigfoot to Theoroar. Phonegingi is rewarded fifty dollars as promised and gives it all to Jerry, who in return agrees to give Phonegingi an annual pass allowing them to come and go to the funfair as they please. While happy, Phonegingi does also feel sorry for betraying Bigfoot.
* **The Ending where Bigfoot Kills You with a Fucking Gun:** Use Bigfoot for evil. Phonegingi tries to train Bigfoot in order to take down Ticket-Jerry. To do this, they give him a banana, and then a picture of a civilian (stolen from the bank) and a bottle of whiskey. Bigfoot, having been given a handgun seconds before, shoots Phonegingi. They proceed die within minutes.

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Apartment 201B/Horse Man

## Horse Man

The Horse Man is the name given to the resident in Apartment 201B. They have no dialogue, just being there.

## Appearance

The only information known about his appearance is their head, which is a Latex Horse Mask. It's unknown if it's their actual head or simply goes over their real head model.

## Trivia

* The mask used seems to be this one. Additionally, Dog has used it as a mask for himself.
Apartment 201A/Civilian

## Unknown

Civilian is a placeholder name given to this background character that appears throughout Dialtown.

## Appearance

Although his clothes constantly change, his head is consistently a green FeTAp 751-1 German Bundespost Telephone push button desk phone from the 80s. He has pale skin, and appears to have an average weight.

## Appearances

The places he appears are as follows:

* Character Creation screen
* Bank
* Mental asylum
* Rachel's news segments
* Office space
* The Dialtown Matchmaker Web Quiz! (as a background image)
* Most famously, his own apartment: room 201A.

## Trivia

* The placeholder name was derived from the file name of the photo Phonegingi shows Bigfoot in his route, as he is the average civilian.
* His image appears on the unbranded cough syrup that Phonegingi constantly indulges in.
* Additionally, he appears out-of-universe, such as on the menu and on the Chapter 1: The Funfair Date! title card, and the Character Creation screen.
Harry

**Harry Fitzgerald** is one of the characters that appears in Randy's second chapter of Dialtown.

## Appearance

Harry is a white male with an black rotary phone for a head. He wears a black suit and dress pants, paired with a white button-up and black tie.

## Information

Harry is a character met in Downtown Dialtown when interacting with passerby.

## Personality

Harry is a charismatic and friendly character, though he seems to have a distaste for his work.

## Trivia

* Harry is a cameo character from the Dayshift at Freddy's series, where he originally appeared in the third game.
* Harry mentions refers to his boss with "Mr. Kennedy" which implies that said boss is the Dialtown version of Jack F. Kennedy from the series Harry cameos from.
* Harry is one of the two characters you can talk to in order to progress Randy's route when asking about his whereabouts. The other being Jerry.
* According to Dog, Harry is roommates with Roger and also the Dialtown version of Jake Wilson. This was also the case in the good ending of Dayshift at Freddy's 3.
Object Heads

## Human Heads

Not much is known about life before The Dialup, the event where everyone and everything got their heads replaced by an object. Assumedly it was pretty much the same as, ya know, real life. Phone heads were made first, with a typewriter variant being made afterwards that became more popular with women. Phones being men and typewriters being women is is standard, although not a 1:1 ratio. Object heads are connected to a person's identity, whether they chose to change them based on their gender (like with Oliver or Curie), to cope with their disabilities (Karen being nonverbal as a child due to her autism), or to align with their job (Stabby and Shooty's mob career).

## Animal Heads

Animals are shown to have heads related to their own needs or things they are based off on, i.e. dragons having flamethrowers for fire breathing, while swans have paper-shredders as part of the attempt to domesticate them and use for office work. A full list of the known heads is down below:

* Alpacas have meatgrinders.
* Although just myths, dragons have flamethrowers.
* Baboons have peaches.
* Bears have bear traps.
* Bigfoots (bigfeet?) have cameras.
* Cats have keyboards; the typing kind, not the instrumental kind, sadly.
* Cockroaches have fridges.
* Dogs have gramophones.
* Deer have Headlights
* Elephants have Power hoses
* Eagles have shaving razors.
* Emus have rifles.
* Fireflies have light bulbs.
* Flies have microphones.
* Frogs have tape measures.
* Giraffes have ladders.
* Gorillas have bongo drums.
* Horses have engines.
* Kangaroos have baby monitors; their pouches were also converted into sleeping bags.
* Llamas have pan flutes.
* Pigeons have mailboxes.
* Possums have books.
* Raccoons have trash cans.
* Sheep have yarn balls.
* Swans have paper shredders.
* Zebras have striped, off-road engines.
* Pelicans have buckets of fish for heads.

## Gallery

* A Dialed Up family with a Gramophone headed Dog and a Keyboard headed CatPoster found in the Appartments of a Keyboared headed CatDog seen in the Dog Easter EggGiraffe Marrige baby!!!! Wooooooooooooo!!!You Marry a Giraffe... for some reason...PossumsStromboli (In your menu)the fire.
Gabby

## Appearance

Gabby has a green, rusty typewriter head, with a piece of paper inserted at the top. She has fair skin and wears a blue, knitted sweater.

## Information

Gabby is the owner of Dialtown's phone shop, which used to belong to her father. She speaks in a stereotypical southern accent, and is very calm and supportive. She talks about how, when she was young, and, much like everyone else at the time, knew Callum Crown personally; as she states, you couldn't avoid him while he was campaigning for mayor, and later president. Crown bought his first rotary phone from her father's shop when he was 19. Her shop acts more as a phone parts shop nowadays, as sometimes damage is too minor to require a visit to the doctor. These days, younger people also come into her shop to simply attach parts to their head as a way to express themselves. Gabby herself doesn't mind this, in fact encourages it.

## Trivia

* The ringing phone's receiver used to constantly spin due to a bug.
* Gabby's typewriter head is actually 3d modeled.
* Her name is supposed to be a reference to what a cute name for a grandma would sound like, like "granny" or "nana", but also the fact that she "gabs" a lot. [1]
Frank

Frank is a background character that serves as a security guard at Dialtown City Bank during the joke Narrator route, as well as Karen and Bigfoot's route.

## Appearance

Frank has a cream-colored rotary phone with a receiver that is connected by a wire. His light dress shirt has it's sleeves rolled up to reveal dark-skinned, beefy arms that Karen says could "totally sever your neck, causing your head to pop off". Additionally, he has a watch on his left arm and a security badge on his right. The tie he sports is a reflective gray while his belt is black and his belt is black.

## Personality

Despite being a security guard, he seems to be very polite. He refers to Karen as "Ms. Dunn" and calls Phonegingi "buddy" during his few lines of dialogue. He also seems perceptive, willingly (and accurately) reading into Phonegingi's psyche as part of the DTCB's new psychological warfare security-technique.

## Appearances

He appears in both the Narrator route in Chapter 1, when Phonegingi gets high on cough syrup and tries to open a joint account. Karen calls security on them, and Frank appears to distract Phonegingi while another guard knocks them out.

The other time he appears, in Karen's route at the bank during Chapter 2, is also when she calls security on (specifically, Type-)gingi. If they fail to convince Karen to leave her job and come back inside after 25 hours have passed, Karen tells Typegingi that she doesn't want to date them and calls Frank to non-violently lead them out.

In the Bigfoot route, he is still a security guard at the bank.

## Trivia

* He has a Southern accent, using diction such as "some'ore" and "ain't it" .
Aine

**Aine** is a character in the Project Vesper series.

Aine is the younger sister of Atlas, as well as a vigilante who is a member of the Roving Wyvern group. With her bright smile and cheery personality, Aine is great at cheering up others and making sure there is never a bland moment within Roving Wyvern.
Dialtown: Phone Dating Sim

**Dialtown: Phone Dating Sim** (commonly referred to as just **Dialtown**) is a visual novel dating simulator developed by DirectDogman, a demo was released on February 14, 2020 and the full game released on February 14, 2022, exactly 2 years later. The game is set in a world where all sentient life has objects for heads. You play as Phonegingi, a green-skinned humanoid creature looking for a way into the Funfair to lay your eggs. However, you lack the $2 required to make it in, so you go around looking for someone to get you in. The game is split into 3 chapters, chapter 1 and 2 being available immediately whereas chapter 3 requires you to go through all the main dateable characters' routes before being able to access it.

## Trivia

* A mobile port of the game was planned but as of now isn't released and probably never will be