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The Flashlight Girl

**The Flashlight Girl** (unofficial name) is a child that appears at the beginning of the first chapter of *Secrets of the Maw*.

## Appearance

The Flashlight Girl appears to be a young caucasian child with long hair and a dress.

## Personality

While little is known about the girl, she seems to prioritize her goal of escaping the Maw's prison over any distractions such as the Runaway Kid, ignoring his presence.

## *Secrets of the Maw*

One girl the Runaway Kid encounters is seen in possession of a flashlight. She manages to evade the light of an Eye and runs past the playroom and bathroom faster than he can keep up with. To escape the cells, she is seen climbing down a bed-sheet rope, the same one that Six later used to enter the same area.

## Theories

* While following the Flashlight Girl, the Runaway Kid falls down a vent in the floor that had most likely been opened by her. After coming to the bottom, the girl is nowhere to be seen, but her flashlight can be found on the ground. As the Runaway Kid continues to the right, he will find a smeared trail of black goo leading up to a wall made of wood with a child's black handprint next to its entrance. Beyond this entrance lies a Leech. This may imply that she was either eaten by the Leech or at the very least struggled with it.
	+ After continuing onward, the Runaway Kid can spot what appears to have been her dress lying on the edge of a body of water. Much later, a sack of meat hanging from the ceiling can be found with a child's arm hanging out of it. This may also be the Flashlight Girl.

## Gallery

### *Secrets of the Maw*

Sneaking away.The Runaway Kid following the Flashlight Girl.The Flashlight Girl continues to run.
### Portraits

A portrait of the Flashlight Girl or of a girl that heavily resembles her.
### Concept Art

A child that heavily resembles the Flashlight Girl in the far left of concept art for child prisoners of the Maw.
## Reference

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
The Spiral

**The Spiral** is the main location in *Little Nightmares III* where all its gameplay takes place. It is described as "a cluster of disturbing places."

## Areas

There are currently three confirmed areas in the Spiral.

* The Necropolis
* The Fun Fair
* The Factory

## Theories

* Both mirrors and an ominous black mist are seen to play some sort of role in the Spiral. This calls back to the first game of the series, aboard the Maw, where Six had killed the Lady and acquired her powers which display a similar black mist and appear related to mirrors. Given how Six has appeared in all previous game installments in the series and their respective main settings, it is not out the realm of possibility that she will appear in this one as well and evidence seems to support this.
	+ Mirrors were also seen in the Pale City, though they did not play as big of a role compared to televisions.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/little-nightmares/little-nightmares-iii

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Alone

## Voice Clips

TBA

**Alone** is one of two protagonists of *Little Nightmares III*.

## Appearance

Alone is small, like the other protagonists of the *Little Nightmares* series. She sports a lime colored hazardous material suit that covers her body and mouth, except her hands and feet. The suit details two brass buttons above the neck, a zipper running down the middle with a small green strap, and rougher edges around shoulders, elbows and below the knees. A belt with a brass buckle is tied over her shoulder, attached to the belt is a small round magnet on her back, allowing her to carry and quickly wield a metal wrench through use of the magnet. Her hair is frizzy and ginger colored, tied up into two pigtails. An old brown aviator mask with brass goggles covers her entire head.

## Personality

Although little is known about Alone at the time being, she is quiet like various other characters in the series. She notably seems to be compassionate, as she runs over to help Low get back up to his feet after the latter falls from a broken floorboard. It was stated in an interview that Alone is a "curious, incurable tinkerer who can’t help following the secrets of The Spiral to their source."

## Mechanics

It seems this character, along with Low, have standard abilities to other protagonists, but also has the ability to use umbrellas made from crow feathers. She also carries a large wrench to use as a weapon and a tool.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Weapon Skills**: Unlike most of the other characters in the series, Alone has her own personal weapon that she can use to defend herself and for solving puzzles. This aforementioned weapon takes in the form of a wrench.

## Trivia

* Alone is the third playable character in the series to have their face covered by an object, the first and second ones being Mono and Low.
* Alone's hair color and style (to an extent) have some similarities to the Girl with Braids. Whether they're the same character, or indifferent to one another, is unknown as of now.
* Gameplay footage shows that Alone shares voice clips from both Mono and Six. It is currently unknown if this is a placeholder or not.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/little-nightmares/little-nightmares-iii
2. ↑ https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/little-nightmares/news/interview-little-nightmares-iii-producer-gamescom

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
Little Nightmares Comics. Episode 3

**Episode 3** is the third episode of *Little Nightmares Comics*. It was published in January 27, 2021.

## Plot

The story begins with a girl with two braids scratching at the floor with her hands inside a room in the Hospital. Abruptly, an unknown entity passes a spoon to the girl with braids through a gap below the door. The girl then proceeds to dig through the floor with the spoon. After the spoon breaks, another spoon is passed through the gap. The girl marks a tally with the new spoon and continues to dig through the floor.

After several spoons are broken and a long tunnel is made, the girl with braids reaches what appears to be an exit, pale blue light shinning through the tunnel wall. The girl breaks through it only to end up in the same room she was trying to escape, peeking up through the same exit hole she started. However, now the door to her room is open, and The girl with braids walks slowly into the hallway. While the girl ventures toward her freedom, the Doctor awaits on the ceiling, leaving the girl's fate unknown.

## Characters

* The Girl with Braids
* The Doctor

## Gallery

### In-comic

#### Little Nightmares Comics

The girl with braids attempting desperately to claw her way out.An unknown figure casts a shadow behind the cell door.The girl with braids using one of many spoons to dig through the floor.The girl with braids believes to have found freedom.The girl with braids tragically finds herself back in her cell.The Doctor stalking the girl.
Weapons

**Weapons** are tools found throughout the franchise that can be used to solve puzzles or defend from smaller enemies.

## Overview

Weapons come in various forms ranging from twigs to axes. Some characters carry their own weapons around with them rather than using them temporarily.

## Melee Weapons

Melee weapons are used to strike things from up close. Most melee weapons share the same mechanics.

## Ranged Weapons

Ranged weapons are used to attack targets from a distance.

In *Little Nightmares II*, Mono finds a flashlight on the floor of a ward in the Hospital. Around halfway through the chapter, Mono will use this flashlight to freeze the Patients in place. Later on, in the Pale City, Mono's flashlight is broken in a collapsing apartment.

## Miscellaneous Weapons

Weapons that don't fit into any of the previous categories or aren't used by the player during gameplay.

## Trivia

* If the player avoids killing the dunce cap-wearing Bully with the pipe, they will be granted an achievement.
* Hitting a dead Hand three times will also grant the player an achievement.
* It is possible to kill the Bully with the hammer before Six kills him herself.
* It is impossible to strike Six with a weapon in her normal form.
	+ When striking her in her monster form, she will gently push Mono away.
* Pointing the flashlight at Six will make her cover her eyes.
* Melee weapons can be used to activate the Bullies' traps.
* Striking the floor with a melee weapon can be used to alert unaware Bullies.
* Melee weapons can smash glass objects, like bottles.
* The player can avoid using the first twig on the bear trap by bringing a shoe from a previous puzzle.
* Although they aren't weapons, certain throwable objects can kill the leeches.
* The unbroken mirror can first be seen in the Lair's survey room.
The Hanging Man

**The Hanging Man** is a resident of the Maw and is a minor character in *Little Nightmares*. He died some time before Six's arrival at the Maw and, possibly, the Nest.

## Appearance

He has a long, lanky body. His attire consists of a gray shirt, pants with a belt, and black shoes. What the upper part of the Hanging Man looks like is currently unknown.

## *Little Nightmares*

Six encounters the Hanging Man's body once throughout the entire game, shortly after waking up in the depths of the Maw. In order to leave the room his corpse is in, she needs to drag the chair beneath him to a nearby door, allowing her to climb the chair and reach the door handle. It is not known whether this character hung himself or was hanged, although a letter composed of what are presumably his last words is visible beneath his corpse, indicating suicide. Strangely, in spite of this, the chair beneath him is far too short for him to have tipped over to signify he had used it, which may allude to his death being a homicide staged to look like suicide.

## Theories

* It is currently unknown how the Hanging Man is connected both to the Maw and the Nest. However, his resemblance to the photo of a man standing next to the Pretender leaves suspicion that he may have been her father or possible caretaker before dying in the Maw.

## Trivia

* In the main hall of the Nest, the Girl in the Yellow Raincoat will pass by a framed picture of the Hanging Man draped on one of the walls. This may indicate that the character died sometime before Six got to the Nest. His framed photo depicts his alleged suicide for reasons unknown.
* The Hanging Man's in-game model doesn't have a head.

## Gallery

### *Little Nightmares*

Hanging over a small chair at the beginning of the game.
### Paintings

A photo of the Hanging Man found in *Very Little Nightmares*.
### Models

The model of the Hanging Man from in the game files.
## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/LittleNights/status/1275443602496221185

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
The Carnival

**The Carnival** is the fourth location of Noone's nightmares from the audio-fiction series, *The Sounds of Nightmares*.

## Description

The carnival is said to be a massive ship located high up in the sky, as evident by the clouds seen throughout the carnival as well as the two giant wooden masts. All around the carnival, numerous lights, which Noone describes as fairy-lights, can be seen shining. In addition, various wooden caravans with big yellow wheels can be seen all around, along with colorful fabrics. Many different games and booths are spread about, along with a number of attractions, such as a giant Ferris wheel and a giant circus tent where performers can be seen performing.

## Components

### The Giant Wheel

A giant Ferris wheel that serves as one of the attractions in the Carnival. Noone and the preforming children sat in pairs in different carts on the wheel, with her and Rusty being the last to sit together. When arriving at the top, Noone described it as being impossibly high but high enough to see the area clearly.

### The Big Top

The Big Top is a giant circus tent where the Man in the Purple Suit forces children to preform. The inside is filled with seats for the audience, all of which were too small for their large bodies. Each of the preforming children were illuminated by a large spotlight in the room whenever it was their turn. A single tear in the ceiling can be reached if someone climbs up a pole at the center of the stage.

## Trivia

* It is unknown whether or not this location is the same as The Fun Fair from the upcoming video game *Little Nightmares III*.
	+ Supermassive Games was involved in writing the chapter this location appears in.

The Nowhere
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 **Comic-exclusive**
 ***The Sounds of Nightmares***
The Counties • The Stone Giant • The Bathhouse • The Shopping Mall • **The Carnival** • The Sewer • The Clothing Room • The Threshold
The Bathhouse

**The Bathhouse** is the second location of Noone's nightmares from the audio-fiction series, *The Sounds of Nightmares*.

## Description

The Bathhouse is described as a location where characters known unofficially as The Bathers go to try and cleanse themselves of their filth. A distinct fishy and polluted taste filled the air, mixing with the flowery smell of the soaps and perfumes.

## Components

### The Seaside Town

Before arriving at the bathhouse, Noone describes the bathers walking along a long, winding boardwalk after emerging from the ocean shore in giant fishlike contraptions. This boardwalk led to a lantern-lit market where the Bathers could buy soaps and other toiletries from the many merchants. One Bather purchased a jar of pink liquid from the shop of a merchant. This location was described by one of the co-writers as a "Seaside Town."

Noone detailed that there were planks of wood that had been laid in between the rooftops of the shops, which she assumed had been laid there by former children.

### The Bathhouse

Noone describes the Bathhouse's exterior as being "crooked," with an overgrowth that had eaten up the land around it.

After crawling up some vines that led to a fogged window, she arrived in a storage closet filled with cleaning supplies, brushes, buckets, with the stink of bleach filling the air. Beyond the closet door was the main interior of the bathhouse, a steam-filled room with shallow pools.

## Trivia

* One of the co-writers of the story, Mike Bambridge, detailed how everyone who comes to the Bathhouse is forever condemned to always be filthy due to their past sinful actions.
* A Bathhouse can be found in old concept art for The Maw from the first *Little Nightmares* game, but whether or not these two are related is unknown.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 So I Wrote an Episode of The Little Nightmares Podcast - 'The Sounds of Nightmares'

The Nowhere
 **Chapters**
 **Comic-exclusive**
 ***The Sounds of Nightmares***
The Counties • The Stone Giant • **The Bathhouse** • The Shopping Mall • The Carnival • The Sewer • The Clothing Room • The Threshold
Playdigious

**Playdigious** is a video game publishing company based in France. They are responsible for the mobile port of *Little Nightmares*.

## History

On September 8, 2022, Playdigious announced they would be publishing a mobile port of *Little Nightmares* during the winter.

On March 7, 2023, they made a post revealing that the game had been delayed to a later date in the year in order to give players the best possible experience.

On September 14, 2023, a trailer was released, showing gameplay and a release date of December 12, 2023.

On December 12, 2023, the game was released for compatible iOS and Android devices.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/Playdigious/status/1633105273098305537
Little Nightmares (soundtrack)

The soundtrack for *Little Nightmares* was written and produced by Christian Vasselbring and Tobias Lilja. The soundtrack can either be purchased on Spotify or Itunes, or be listened in YouTube. External links to the auto-generated YouTube versions have been provided below.

## Trivia

* The version of *Lure of the Maw* that plays in the menu is different from the version played in the credits.
* The Lady hums the tune of *Lure of the Maw.*
* The soundtrack *Beneath the Waves* and *The Death Waltz* are the only tracks that are not played during gameplay.
* The tune of *Prison Toys* can be heard in both games, with its tune being modified and incorporated into the soundtrack *Togetherness I* for the second game.
	+ The tune can also be heard in the DLC soundtrack, *Inner Life*.
* The DLC soundtrack *Nothing but a Nome* and the *Little Nightmares II* soundtrack *The Nome in the Attic* could be inspired by *Domino* by Aphex Twin.
* Several tracks are used in *The Sounds of Nightmares*.
* The sounds heard at the beginning of *The Way Out* are reused for when the Flesh Walls surround Mono at the end of *Little Nightmares II*.

## Gallery

### Promotional Images

Another version of the soundtrack cover.Another version of the soundtrack cover.*Little Nightmares* OST promotional image.Promotional image.Halloween promotional image.Soundtrack and T-shirt promotional image.*Secrets of the Maw* OST promotional image.
1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_JkdZOQomZc
2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y27KjX\_FRk4
3. ↑ https://youtu.be/uAC97BDpb4c?si=ColeIYyIp7elWK5M
Little Nightmares PAPERCRAFT

***Little Nightmares* PAPERCRAFT** was a series of paper-crafts inspired by characters from the first *Little Nightmares* game in 2017. These were promoted by both the official *Little Nightmares* social media platforms as well as Bandai Namco Entertainment, whom produced four short stories inspired by events form the first game.

## Papercraft Stories

### Papercraft Story #1

Six is brought into creation on top of a large table. After looking around, she notices a Nome hiding behind a glass bottle. Once she approaches the Nome, it flees, but she pursues it until eventually catching up to it. After catching up to it, she hugs it, and so it decides to follow her. The two walk over instructions for The Janitor, who smiles menacingly.

### Papercraft Story #2

The story picks up with the Janitor coming to life. Shortly after he does, Six stops the Nome and slowly turns around to see the Janitor, fleeing after doing so. The Janitor pursues, and after running through a cage, over a pipe, and behind a box, Six notices that the Nome is no longer with her. She looks back to see her Nome friend being dragged away in a box, and after handing her head, she continues to walk into the distance. As she walks, the camera revealed that she was walking over instructions for The Twin Chefs.

### Papercraft Story #3

The story begins with the first of the Twin Chefs coming to life, who immediately pursues Six. He continues to chase her until eventually he and the second of the Twin Chefs collide. The two stand up disoriented; unbeknownst to them, Six had escaped to the ceiling. Using the moving rack of meat hooks, she escaped from The Kitchen. She lands in a room where she passes by instructions for The Lady on a wall.

### Papercraft Story #4

The episode beings with the Lady's parts flying around the room while they came into formation. Six sensed this, causing her to become visibly uneasy. Each time Six attempted to turn around and face the Lady, she vanished, teleporting to another side of the room. Eventually, Six was able to turn around and face the Lady, who was now accompanied by the Janitor and the Twin Chefs. The three approach her ominously until the scene fades to black.

## Trivia

* At the end of each story, each unreleased character could be seen blurred in the background.

## Gallery

### Promotional Images/Gifs

Six promo.Six instructions promo.Nome promo.Nome instructions promo.The Janitor promo.The Janitor instructions promo.The Twin Chefs promo.The Twin Chefs instructions promo.A promotional image featuring Six and a Nome.A promotional image featuring the Janitor before his official story debut.A promotional image featuring the Janitor and a Nome.A promotional image of the Lady and Six before her official story debut.Halloween promo.Three promotional images of the PAPERCRAFT Janitor wearing a Christmas hat.

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*Hunger* • TV series • **PAPERCRAFT** • *The Sounds of Nightmares*
The Dump Monster

**The Dump Monster** (unofficial name) is a minor antagonist encountered in *Very Little Nightmares*. It appears in Level 10.

## Appearance

While its physical appearance is unknown, it gives away its presence by tossing various garbage and kicking up clouds of dust as it moves forward.

## *Very Little Nightmares*

While trying to find a way out of the Nest, the Girl in the Yellow Raincoat walks through a chute and ends up in a dump, where all of the garbage of the Nest and other miscellaneous debris (like parts of aircrafts) is stored. With the relative safety of this debris, the girl runs away from the Dump Monster, which pursues her throughout the location.

## Strategy

The Dump Monster will chase The Girl in the Yellow Raincoat moments after she leaves the safety of high ground and starts walking through the garbage. It differs from the Shoe Monster of the Maw as it is not as fast and will never catch up to the girl unless she stops moving. It is however more persistent and in one instance, when the girl climbs an overturned cart for safety, the Dump Monster will circle it endlessly like a shark, waiting for her to return. It is also capable of turning around immediately if it senses the girl behind it. If the Dump Monster does catch the girl, it will pull her under the garbage, presumably eating her.

## Trivia

* The Dump Monster, in many ways, is similar to the Shoe Monster. Both of them travel underneath piles, remain unseen, unheard by their prey, and only appear in a section of the game. The only indicator of both of their existences is the objects that they throw up into the air and the dust that will kick up. They will only start moving once they detect a disturbance in their piles.
	+ This strategy is also used by the Granny, but she is able to be seen at many points throughout the Depths.

## Gallery

### Models

The model of the items that the Dump Monster throws around.
## References

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
The Boy in Green

**The Boy in Green** (unofficial name) is one of the characters seen in the 2017 *Little Nightmares* comic series.

## Appearance

He wears a green, over sized, torn up hoodie, and has pale skin. His height may be similar to Six, but assumed to be shorter.

## Personality

It is not known what character the boy in green has, but he looks the calmest of all the children sitting around the fire. When Six refuses to tell the story of her past, the boy thinks that she cannot remember, therefore, affectionately offers to help her.

## *Little Nightmares* (2017 comic series)

For the first time, the boy appears at the very beginning of the comic. It was he who was the first to speak with Six.

When everyone asked what Six’s story was, she simply was silent and the Boy in Green thought she didn’t remember and tried to calm the heroine down.

In the second comic, he, along with other children, listened to the story of the Humpback Girl.

## Trivia

* He is the first to have dialog in the franchise besides the narrator.
* The comics were discontinued before he could tell his story, leaving his status unknown.
* His robe is similar to the Long-Haired Girl's robe, except it's torn up and has sleeves.

## Gallery

### In-comic

#### *Little Nightmares*

The Boy in Green and others sitting around a bonfire.Introducing Six to the fire.The Boy and the others running from a Leech.The Boy talking to Six about her past.The Boy curious to see what Six is bringing.The Boy's reflection seen in a music box. His expression quickly changes when the Humpback Girl is about to break it.The Boy shocked by the Humpback girl smashing the music box.The Boy seen in the background at the end of the comic.
## References

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
The Tall Woman

**The Tall Woman**, or simply **The Woman**, is the main antagonist of the first chapter of the audio-fiction series, *The Sounds of Nightmares*. She is the keeper of The Stone Giant.

## Appearance

Noone describes the Tall Woman as a tall figure wearing a familiar, nun-like dress with long, heavy chains coming out from under its tail. Noone described the Tall Woman's face as equally old and young, with her skin stretching back so tight that only her eyes appeared to look human. Her tight skin made it possible for only a sliver of her mouth to be able to open. Her mouth was filled with blackened teeth.

## *The Sounds of Nightmares*

### *The Workers in the Walls*

Noone first saw the Tall Woman through a crack in the wall of the Stone Giant. She was seen in a workshop working on half-made "projects" made of wood and metal, also having all kinds of straps and cranks attached to them. The Tall Woman hummed to herself as Noone watched her tinkering away. On the shelves of the woman's workshop was a collection of masks with nails and spikes on them, positioned to fit perfectly into a mouth. Noone described how she moaned in enjoyment, and how she theorized that the Tall Woman had been tinkering in her workshop for hours. Noone eventually saw the Tall Woman's face as she turned to a pile of scraps.

At the end of the chapter, while in a courtyard, the Tall Woman leapt down from above them and used one of the chains from under her dress to capture The Child with Gooey Hair. As the Child cried to Noone for help, the Tall Woman spotted her and began to approach her. Upon inching closer and closer to Noone, the woman opened her mouth, when suddenly Noone woke up.

## Trivia

* Both the Tall Woman and The Granny share the same theme, that being *Surface Tension*.
* Noone states the Tall Woman's presence alone told she was the keeper of the Stone Giant.
* Noone described the Tall Woman as being hungry for something that was deep inside of her (Noone).

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yx8tQfbt4Q&t=1435s

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • **The Tall Woman** • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
The Grasslands

**The Grasslands** (unofficial name) is a location that was introduced in in Issue #1 of the *Little Nightmares* comic series by Titan Comics. It was formerly home to the Refugee Boy's village before it was destroyed by the North Wind.

## Appearance

The grasslands appear to be a vast expanse of open space. After the events that were caused by the North Wind, the area appeared to consist of many destroyed buildings and cloudy weather.

## Components

### The villages

Only the ruins of the villages were seen scattered across the grasslands at the beginning of the comic. The Refugee Boy said that this was once a place where children were protected against the North Wind with charms, until one day when they suddenly no longer worked. The Villagers were seen driving the Refugee Boy and his sister out of a ruined village with pitchforks and torches.

### The barn

The barn was a large abandoned barn that the Refugee Boy and his sister sought refuge in while being chased by the North Wind. The interior appears to have two levels, the second level being accessed with a ladder. The first level appeared to have stacks of hay and a giant tractor. A giant windmill can be seen next to it.

## Trivia

* This is the first nature-based location to have been introduced in the franchise, the second being the Wilderness.

## Gallery

The grasslands.The barn.The inside of the barn.

The Nowhere
 **Chapters**
 **Comic-exclusive**
 ***The Sounds of Nightmares***
The Counties • The Stone Giant • The Bathhouse • The Shopping Mall • The Carnival • The Sewer • The Clothing Room • The Threshold

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.
The Puppet

**The Puppet** is a minor antagonist that appears in the sixth chapter of *The Sounds of Nightmares*.

## Appearance

Noone details the Puppet with rusty shears sticking through his torso, pinning him down. He has a wide face painted with a wide down-turned mouth, sagging cheeks, and glimmering black eyes. Twine with frayed edges dangle from his only arm. His clothes are rough-worn, similar to the Carnival People from Rusty's show.

## *The Sounds of Nightmares*

### *The Lonely Way*

Noone described seeing the Puppet by a table in the Clothing Room amongst spools of thread, needles, and ribbon. After describing his appearance, she leaned in to get a closer look. He then sprung to life and grabbed her leg. He continued to yank while she struggled to break free. Although she kicked him, he held a tight grip on her ankle. She eventually reached for a bottle and smashed it on his head, which caused him to let go and stop moving.

Soon after this, the Perfect Lady entered the room and spotted the Puppet surrounded by shattered glass.

## Trivia

* When describing the blades that held the puppet down to the table, Noone details that she could almost feel them herself.
* Any additional details of the Puppet remain unknown as Noone was never able to finish her retelling.

## References

1. ↑ https://youtu.be/YtXkDlAh47Y?si=lMy\_D2UEXPiJz8bm&t=652

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • **The Puppet**
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
List of Unidentified Characters

The following is a list of characters that have **not made any physical appearances in the series**, but have been referenced once or multiple times. Examples of references to these characters are through in-game portraits, newspapers, or photos. These characters might also have appeared in the concept art. This list excludes unidentified characters that already have their own pages, such as The Baker, The Barber, or The Principal.

## Other unknown characters

A lady in red turned away from the portrait from *Little Nightmares* found amongst portraits of The Lady.A humanoid on top of three animals from *Little Nightmares*.Background portraits from *Very Little Nightmares*.A portrait of a character's slender white legs from *Little Nightmares II*.Sketches of various unknown characters that are assumed to be early concepts of the Flesh Walls, one of the most popular being a giant baby.A family of actor-like characters (top right).Who is assumed to be The Doctor being watched by an audience of unknown characters.
## Cut portraits of unidentified characters

*Main article: Cut content in Little Nightmares#Portraits*
The following includes portraits of unidentified characters that were removed from the final product. There characters are not likely to appear in future releases.

## Trivia

* It has been widely theorized that many of the characters seen in these portraits were meant to be seen physically in game, but were scrapped from the final product.

* At the beginning of the first *Little Nightmares* game, the light coming through a small circular door is briefly obscured after something passes by it. It was popularly believed that what passed by the door was an unidentified character. After inspecting the object behind the door through data-mining, it was revealed that this was what appears to be a hunk of meat wrapped with white cloth-like material, labeled as "packedbody\_01."

## References

1. ↑ Data-mined photo of the object.

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Animals • Children • **Unidentified Characters**
The Refugee Boy

The **Refugee Boy** (unofficial name) is one of the characters seen in the 2017 *Little Nightmares* comic series.

## Appearance

He is taller than Six. The Refugee presumably has black hair, he wears a dull brown shirt and a pair of gray pants, and he wears a dull brown cloak with a pointy hood.

## *Little Nightmares*

The Refugee Boy first appears at the very beginning. When he notices Six, he tries to drive her away, saying that "she does not belong here." However, when a leech nearly attacked Six, the Refugee still let her go to the campfire and offered to tell her about her past.

He later shared with Six the story of his arrival in the Maw. As it turned out, he lived in the village with his younger sister. But once the North Wind appeared in their village and destroyed it. The children manage to escape, and for some time they wandered like tramps until they found a barn in the middle of a field in which the children decided to rest. However, they were soon attacked by the North Wind. Taunting the Refugee Boy’s courage, he invited him to go out and look at what he had been keeping for a long time. The Refugee agreed and when he got out, the North Wind showed him his sister’s skeleton. As it turned out, his sister was killed a long ago, and the one who was with the Refugee turned out to be the Ferryman. Explicitly not wanting evil for the Refugee Boy, he takes his hand and takes him to the Maw, thus protecting the child from the North Wind.

## Theories

* According to the narrator of the comics, only two children survived the destruction of the Refugee Boy's village, his sister and himself. However, due to the North Wind revealing to the Refugee Boy that his sister had died by his hands long ago, it's speculated the Refugee Boy was always the only survivor of his village.
	+ It's unknown why the Refugee Boy was not killed by the North Wind when he destroyed his village, however, it's speculated that the Refugee Boy survived because the North Wind had other intentions for him.
		- It's also speculated the Refugee Boy was unintentionally responsible for the destruction of his village and the death of his people after being persuaded to do something he shouldn't which resulted in giving the North Wind entry into his village. This is supported by the Refugee Boy refusing to listen to the North Wind's requests to step outside the barn, but then later agreeing to do as he says when persuaded to simply look at what he has, leaving the suspicion that the Refugee Boy was not only persistent, but gullible as well.

## References

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
Jester

**Jester** is a character who appears in the second episode of the audio-fiction story, *The Sounds of Nightmares*. He is a young boy who befriended Noone during her dream about the Bathhouse.

## Appearance

Jester is described as being grubby, he wears tatty shorts and a shirt decorated in pin-badges.

## Personality

Jester described himself as someone who was always telling jokes. However, Noone later describes Jester as someone who lost parts of himself. Whenever he would begin to tell a joke, he would forget to include the punchline, expressing a lost face Noone said was similar to her grandmothers.

## *The Sounds of Nightmares*

### *A Penance at the Bathhouse*

At the beginning of Noone's dream, Jester had encountered Noone on a roof top and asked her if she knew a way out of the Bathhouse. Not long after, he introduced himself as Jester, a name given to him because he never ran out of jokes. He then replied with his first joke, which he told without giving any punchline, which Noone found odd as she gazed upon his lost face. Noone could tell that Jester realized parts of him were missing, as if being where they were was changing him.

While traveling along the way, Jester became nervous, prompting Noone to suggest that he tell another joke in an attempt to help stir his courage. He did, again without the punchline. As Jester climbed down a ladder leading into an alleyway below them, Noone suddenly became distracted after sensing that she was in the presence of the Candleman. While distracted, Jester was taken away by one of the Bathers that had wandered into the alleyway.

Later, it would be revealed that one of the larger Bathers in the bathhouse was using Jester as a sponge. Noone ended up melting this bather with a jar as he held Jester's limp body under his arm.

### *A Deluge of the Inevitable*

Noone mentioned Jester to be among her past companions that she was unable to save.

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • **Jester** • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters
The Abandoned House

**The Abandoned House** (unofficial name) is the setting of the Humpback Girl's story from Issue #2 of the *Little Nightmares* comic series by Titan Comics. In the story, she and three boys broke in to explore.

## Description

The exterior of the house appears to be a wooden building with triangular roofs. The home possesses many decks and railings, both on the first and second floors. The house's doors and windows appear to be boarded up.

Inside, there appears to be a wooden chandelier, wooden cabinets, and dozens of mirrors draped with sheets. Windows and doors are also boarded up form the inside.

## Capabilities

The house seemingly displayed a variety of magical capabilities. One notable magical feature was seen shortly after the children entered the home, when the wooden chandelier on the ceiling began to light its candles on its own.

The second and most notable feature of the home was its many magical mirrors, which when looked at allowed the children to turn into different versions of themselves, one growing tall, one growing strong, and one becoming two of himself. These mirrors also accidentally brought to life the Mirror Monster when the Humpback Girl looked into them. The abilities granted by these mirrors vanished after they were shattered.

## Trivia

* When the house is first seen from the outside, tall neighboring buildings could be seen nearby, which might imply that this home is located near a town or city.
* Although the house was abandoned, chandeliers inside of it appeared to be visibly lit.

## Gallery

Exterior.First look of the interior.The mirrors.
## References

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.

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The Counties • The Stone Giant • The Bathhouse • The Shopping Mall • The Carnival • The Sewer • The Clothing Room • The Threshold
Dr. No

**Dr. No** is an unseen character that appeared in a portrait in *Little Nightmares*.

## Appearance

Dr. No appears to be a humanoid with wrinkly skin and stubby fingers. In the portrait, he appeared to have his arms crossed and to be wearing a white lab coat with a red tie. His face appears to have a black question mark over it.

## *Little Nightmares*

His portrait is located in a secret room in The Prison near where the first Eye is faced. His portrait is also located near the exit to The Lair's library.

## Theories

* Dr. No has been theorized to be a character based on the main antagonist of The City of Lost Children, Krank, as the film was a major source of inspiration during the game's development. Krank is a mad scientist who has the inability to dream, causing him to age more prematurely. In order to gain the ability to dream, Krank formed a cult that kidnapped children and brought them to his oil rig. Unfortunately for Krank, instead of dreams, these children only brought him nightmares. At the end of the film, the character Miette traps Krank in a dream by turning him into a child and then creating an infinite loop in which he is continuously placed into a machine.

* Dr. No has been theorized to have some association with a character known as Dr. Ingen from another *Tarsier* game known as Statik. Dr. Ingen's role in Statik is to use a device (seen at the right) to preform experiments on the main character's mind. These experiments are meant to help better understand what makes the human mind "tick." Some similarities between Dr. Ingen and Dr. No include their attire and their faces, which are seemingly both purposefully not shown. In addition, when the main character in Statik first wakes up, Dr. Ingen mentions something about them wearing a raincoat, which could be in reference to Six. In addition, Oscilloscope Boxes (seen on the table at the right) can be seen as Easter eggs in both *Little Nightmares* and *Little Nightmares II*. One of his portraits is also located in the same room where the Oscilloscope Box can be found in the first game.
* In *Little Nightmares II*, a doctor character was introduced known as "The Doctor." Because these two characters are the only two known doctors, it is heavily theorized that these two characters are somehow associated, or that they are one in the same. Some similarities between these two characters include their white coats and their wrinkly skin.

## Gallery

### In-game

Dr. No's first portrait location (above the lantern, to the right sitting on the boxes).Dr. No's portrait located (to the right of the vent).
## External References

1. ↑ Dr. No datamined name evidence.
2. ↑ Portrait location 1 evidence.
3. ↑ Portrait location 2 evidence.
4. ↑ Statik – Tarsier

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
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The Third Chef

**The Third Chef** (unofficial name) is a scrapped character from *Little Nightmares*. He was originally intended to be encountered alongside The Twin Chefs in The Kitchen.

## Appearance

The Third Chef appears to look similar to his twin counterparts. He appears to be a giant grotesque humanoid who wears a tall chefs hat, apron, and other chef-related attire. His have appears to consist of a smile resembling that of a smirk, and he appears to have an abnormally large chin.

## *Little Nightmares*

The Third Chef only made one physical appearance in one of the early beta trailers for *Little Nightmares*, then known as *Hunger*. In this trailer, he can be seen loudly chopping food at his station. He was also seen in a portrait located in the Janitor's lair.

Although he did not make a physical appearance in the final game, his portrait can be seen hung throughout the Maw.

## Trivia

* The decision to remove the third chef was most likely made by the time the game was announced at *Gamescom 2016*. This is evidenced by only the Twin Chefs appearing in costume at the event. In addition, the gameplay at the event featured their bedroom, the design being based around the twins.

## Gallery

### Portraits

The Third Chef's portrait that can be found in *Little Nightmares*.
### Concept art and Pre-Launch Images

Concept art including three chefs.The third chef (on the right) in a pre-launch image.

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.
The Refugee Boy's Younger Sister

**The Refugee Boy's Younger Sister** (unofficial name) is a character in the first issue of *Little Nightmares* (2017 comic series).

She only appeared in the memories of the Refugee Boy.

## Appearance

While her skeleton was shown, her dress seems to be completely burned out, her hair and cloak are tattered. Her shoes were also seen untied.

## *Little Nightmares* (2017 comic series)

At some point before the story began, the North Wind killed the Refugee Boy's younger sister. Without the Refugee Boys knowledge, she was replaced by the shapeshifting Ferryman, who traveled The Grasslands with him. The Refugee Boy's younger sister was last seen when the North Wind showed the boy her corpse, which caused the Ferryman to reveal his true identity.

## Trivia

* It is heavily implied that the Ferryman turned himself into the Refugee Boy's Younger Sister in order to fulfill a wager with the North Wind.

## Gallery

The North Wind showing the Refugee Boy his sister's corpse.
* See also: The Ferryman/Gallery

## References

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.

Noone • The Counsellor • The Candleman • The Workers • The Prisoners • The Tall Woman • The Child with Gooey Hair • Cici • The Bathers • Jester • The Merchants • The Shopping Mall • The Counsellor's Professor • The Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple Suit • The Carnival People • The Dummy • Nomes • The Naughty Kids • The Balloon-Headed Man • The Puppet
Animals • Children • Unidentified Characters