The Disc-Scratcher

This page not only contains lore, but it involves in-game secrets! Unless you want to be spoiled on secret characters, do not read this article.

## The Disc-Scratcher

The Disc-Scratcher as he appears in SATCOK.

### Aliases

Blue And Green Disc Machine, The Living Record Player, Robo-Record Player

### Gender

Genderless (uses male pronouns)

**The Disc-Scratcher** is Snow's personal record player, and a character found in Snow and the Clash of Kings in Outer Space. He is a blue record player-like machine with a green disc on the record-playing part of the machine. Another green disc is on the opposite side of the machine, too.

## History/Lore

The Disc-Scratcher was created by Inven some time after the incidents with the Test Flittles, but before giving Neon a physical body. The Disc-Scratcher was gifted to Snow a few years prior to Snow and the Clash of Kings. He is a record playing machine, but also doubles as a means of transportation/robotic buddy. Some time later, after Inven made DigiFlittle, he made Snowbot, another robotic companion for Snow. Soon after, the Disc-Scratcher was no longer needed, and Snow decided to let him explore the world. He quickly took off for Outer Space, where he now flies around, helping to keep watch of the cosmos.

## Stats

HP: 172

ATK: 68

DEF: 77

PRI: 1

CRT RT: 23%

CRT DMG: 2.4x

Regular Attack: Record Breaker (The Disc-Scratcher snaps a disc in half, then scratches the enemy with one of the halves. This attack deals decent damage to a single target.)

Special Attack: Ominous Music (The Disc-Scratcher plays a chilling song from one of the records he has on his sides, which may cause the enemy team's team members to become fearful.)

### Stat Analysis

The Disc-Scratcher's best stats are his HP, defense, and critical hit rate. For his regular attack, he snaps a disc in half, then scratches the enemy with one half of the disc. This attack deals decent damage to a single target. For his special attack, he plays a haunting song from a disc on his side, which might cause the enemy team members to become fearful (roughly a 33% chance). In short, the Disc-Scratcher is a fairly decent character to use, having good stats, decent attacks, and good gimmicks.

### Item Drops

Robotic Arm (100% chance)

Broken Disc (93% chance)

Metal Sheet (78% chance)

Surge Protector (64% chance)

Motherboard (41% chance)

Stardust (37% chance)

Metal Claw (15% chance)

Gold Nugget (6% chance)

## Relationships

### Inven

Inven created the Disc-Scratcher some time after the incidents that were the Test Flittles, but before he gave Neon his own physical body. He was Snow's transportation/robotic buddy for a while, but later got replaced by Snowbot and The Snow-Mobile.

### Snow

Snow may not need the Disc-Scratcher anymore, but he still cares about the machine, and with help from FrostByte's psychic powers, he can still deliver messages and receive messages from his old robotic friend regularly.

### Snowbot and The Snow-Mobile

The Disc-Scratcher understands that his technology may be outdated, so when he found out he was being replaced, he was fine with it, oddly enough. In fact, he kinda expected it to occur when Inven revealed DigiFlittle to Neon. However, what shocked him was the fact the robots that he was replaced by were not one single robot, but two, so he considers that aspect "a downgrade".