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Hegemony Occupation of the Gungeon

The Hegemony Occupation of the Gungeon was a campaign led by the Imperial Hegemony of Man.

The campaign aimed at taking over the gungeon with all of its secrets and weaponry.

As the large quantities of Hegemony Weaponry demonstrate, the campaign failed, leaving large amounts of equipment in Gundead Hands.

Examples Include: The Treadnought, the Hegemony Carbine, the Hegemony Rifle and many more.

It also seems that a Hegemony Shock Trooper fell in the gungeon, though it is not quite certain wether it fell during or after the Occupation.
Scott Murphy

Scott Murphy is the owner of the channel Scott Murphy vlogs. He was born in the 21st century and is friends with George Miller, the manager of his second channel.

## Meeting George

In December 2014 George received an Xbox 360 for Christmas. He added around 20 friends, one of them was a friend of a friend, called Scott Murphy. Scott and George became very close friends very quickly and in 2015 they made a YouTube video together called Minecraft with Scott. On April 1st 2016 they created the channel Rezo555 meaning Red Fox Murphy and Zepo555. On April 29th 2016 Scott made his own channel called Red fox murphy.

## Red fox murphy

He began to upload regularly to his channel and by June had made his 2nd channel, it was called Scott Murphy. It was discontinued on July 20th and another second channel was created on August 28th which was called More Murphy.

## The rename

In early 2017 Red fox murphy became Scott Murphy, shortly after it was changed again, to Scott Murphy vlogs. George became closer to Scott and became his manager. On August 25th 2017 George and Scott created Scott Murphy 2nd. It is the current second channel of Scott.

## List of Scott's Channels

*Main Article: List of Channels*

* Rezo555 (27th March 2016 - 2nd August 2016) - collaboration channel (discontinued)
* Scott Murphy vlogs (29th April 2016 -) 1st/main channel (active)
* Scott Murphy (24th June 2016 - 20th July 2016) - 2nd channel (discontinued)
* More Murphy (28th August 2016 - 3rd September 2016) - 2nd channel (discontinued)
* Scott Murphy 2nd (25th August 2017 -) current 2nd channel (active)
Donpatchee Guard

Two guards.

Donpatchee Guards are commonly seen thoughout the temple on Donpatchee in the beginning section of the Enter the Gungeon comic.

Their job is to protect the Golden Bird from any who might seek to own or hurt it. They failed at this job.

Frifle and The Grey Mauser succeeded at breaking into the temple, but accidentally killed the Golden Bird.

After failing at their job, they join the angry mob attempting to kill Frifle and Mauser.
Second channel

A **second channel** is a secondary YouTube channel where people usually post behind the scenes from the videos on there main channels. Scott Murphy has had 3 second channels.

## List of Scott's Second Channels

*Main Article: List of Channels*

* Scott Murphy (24th June 2016 - 20th July 2016)
* More Murphy (28th August 2016 - 3rd September 2016)
* Scott Murphy 2nd (25th August 2017 -)
Woban

Woban is a deceased gungeoneer and cartographer who's life's work was largely to map the Gungeon.

He was present when the Gungeon began to shift for the first time.

Woban's species is never stated, so while it is easy to assume him human, he could well be one of the many diverse alien races in Enter the Gungeon.
Loading Screen

This image replaces the bullet kin and chamber in the Alpha.

The Enter the Gungeon loading screen is depicts a Bullet Kin loading themselves into a rotating chamber.

The rest of the screen is entirely black except for the word "Loading". The Bullet Kin, Chamber, and word are completely white.

## Alpha

The Loading Screen in the Enter the Gungeon Alpha was very different, including loading screen tips.
Fairy Wings

The Fairy Wings was an item that was intended to be added in the Supply Drop Update, but it was never implemented.

It presumably is not obtainable through chests, and is an item given after certain conditions are met with the Hungry Caterpillar.

## Effect

It grants the player flight, and presumably causes them to leave Charm Creep when dodge rolling.

## Ammonomicon

> **Enchantment?**
>
>

A pair of enchanted wings, which grant flight.

Your caterpillar friend has metamorphosed into a wondrous creature! And that wondrous creature is a spinefly, which burrows into the spinal columns or vertebrates. The survivors of this parasite sprout wings.
The Hunter

The Hunter is a playable Gungeoneer in Enter the Gungeon, she is one of the four Gungeoneers available from the very beginning.

## Starting Items

### Weapons

Rusty Sidearm

* 6 damage.
* Infinite Ammo.

Crossbow

* 22 damage.
* 100 Max Ammo.

### Items

Dog

* +5% chance for a pickup upon clearing a room.

## Alpha

In the Enter the Gungeon Alpha, the Hunter was referred to under the name "The Guide".
The Ninja

The Ninja's unused Facecard.

The Ninja is an unused playable character that was not put into the final game. They are most likely not cannon.

EtGMod allows the player to play as the Ninja.

The Ninja's dodge roll is visually replaced with a dash during which the Ninja becomes hazy. This is only a visual similarity, and does not affect the dodge roll mechanically in any way.

If the Ninja dodge rolls into a pit, they will not take damage. This does not happen if they simply walk into the pit.

## Starting Items

### Weapons

AK-47

* 5.5 Damage.
* 500 Max Ammo.

Magnum

* 13 Damage.
* 140 Max Ammo.

38 Special

* 5 Damage.
* 350 Max Ammo.

## Story

The Ninja's story is unknown.

They wear a white plate upon their face with a red dot in the center, this dot may be a hole leading to something red underneath the mask, it is unclear. Why they hide their face is unknown.
Total Drama Rumble:Season 2

Max:32 Players in overall this season

## Players

LindseyRosalinaPearlEishaChristinePhilJonDa'VonneSandraToniYukiOscarJessieJocelynCalebHalJulianCaitlinDiegoXanderNefertitiJunichiroLeonCiaraMiloDonatelloLeonaKelanDennisJadetteZacharyZachariaChloretta(Debuts on the Episode 10)Dash(Debuts on the Episode 10)
## Teams

* Mischevious Clapperboards
* Fearless Camcorders

## Episodes

1. The Inferno of the Horror
2. Alien vs The Drama
3. If i can't get the Starring Role
4. High By The Beach
5. The Redemption Run
6. Bang Bang(My Baby Shot Me Down)
7. Remedy
8. Put Your War Paint
9. Aftermath I:The Revenge of Yoshida
10. Who killed Smaragd?
11. Turn The Beat Around!
12. Captain Hook,Screw and Over Troubled Waters
13. Tonight we gon' be it on the floor
14. Now You See Me
15. No Tears Left To Cry
16. The Dramastones
17. Holding Out For A Salvation
18. Future Sight
19. Massive Attack
20. Aftermath 2:The Halfway Cut Edition
21. Operation:Spyfall
22. Rosalina's Iced World
23. Loving You Made My Life Beautiful
24. The Chef-Zilla
25. Revengers
26. Aftermath 3:Fire Burning
27. Imma Rockstar(Yeah Baby)
28. Mundian To Bach He,They Said
29. Smile It,You Have Caught In The Laughs
30. Spaceless
31. Animality
32. Never Say Never
33. The Lost City(How i've lost my heart on it)
34. Time To Be Your Own Stuntman
35. Aftermath:Who Will Win This Season?
36. Special Celebrity Manhunt:We are celebrities?
Wristbow

The Wristbow is a crossbow weapon wielded by the Skullets and Skullmets in the Hollow.

It was intended to be added as a gun that the player could use in the Supply Drop Update, but it was never implimented.

## Ammonomicon

> **Handy!**
>
>

A rudimentary wooden hand crossbow. Used commonly by Skullets in the Hollow.

## Notes

* The way the Wristbow works when used by the Player is very different to how it works when used by the Skullets. With the Wristobow only firing a single arrow per shot with the player, yet allowing Skullets to fire in a burst.
Eyeless Figure

This creepy eyeless figure is depicted in stone atop an Unused shrine.

It is unknown what their name is, or what their shrine would have done.

They are currently considered non-cannon.

## Notes

They have some visual similarities to the Vampire Mantis, but more more evidence would be needed to confirm a connection.
Black Skusket

Black Skuskets are an unused variant of the Skusket.

They are much faster than the normal Skusket, have much more health, and emit copious amounts of orange smoke.

This smoke is purely aesthetic.

## Attacks

1. Rapidly flies around the room, bouncing off the walls while two lines of bullets rotate around the main head.
2. Occasionally fires a stray bullet at the player.
M9

M9
--

The M9 is a weapon weilded by many enemies inside the Gungeon, including the Coaler, the Beadie, and the Beholster.

It was also intended to be added as a weapon that was usable by Players in the Supply Drop Update, however it was never implimented.

## Ammonomicon

> **Non Non Lethal**
>
>

This pistol is often modified to use tranquilizer rounds. This one has not been.

## Notes

* The sprite of the M9 calls it the "Baretta".
* The M9 can be seen used by some enemies in the Enter the Gungeon Comic.
Ice Ogre Head

The Ice Ogre is a gun that was planned for the Supply Drop Update, but was never actually implemented into the game.

It fires what almost seem like clouds of frost.

## Ammonomicon

> **Cold Shoulder**
>
>

Freezes enemies.

Ice Ogre Head still produces a bitterly cold breath. A favorite of the adventurer Frifle.

## Notes

* Any connection with the Frost Giant is unknown.
Sarcophagi

These unbreakable sarcophagi can be found in certain rooms throughout the Gungeon. They indicate to the fact that the Gundead do (Or at least did some time in their history) bury their important figures in stone sarcophagi.

It is one of these sarcophagi that hides the entrance to the Abbey of the True Gun, in the Altar Room.

## Sarcophagi

### **Bullet King**

This sarcophagus a crown wearing Bullet Kin with many visual similarities to the Bullet King.

Being buried with a sword is odd, and may place his time of death long before Cannons reign, when Bullet Kin still used swords.

### **Other Crowned Bullet Kin**

This sarcophagus depicts a Bullet Kin who has been buried, oddly, with a piece of Armor.

They are wearing a strange crown / helmet.

### **Book Shotgun Kin**

This sarcophagus depicts a mustachioed Shotgun Kin (Blue, Red, or Veteran cannot be determined) who has been buried with a Book.

The intended name may be "Bookshot" as a pun on Buckshot.

### **Shotgun Kin Mage**

This Shotgun Kin has been buried with some sort of scepter or staff.

This shotgun kin is depicted with a crosshair upon their shell, which may imply a connection to the Abbey of the True Gun.

This sarcophagus can only be found in Old Red's room.
The Gungeon Guardians

The Gungeon Guardians are two tall Gun-knights who guard the entrance to the Gungeon, they inform players that it would be wise to learn from Ser Manuel before entering.

They wield long staves topped with guns.

## Dialogue

### Gungeon Guardian 2

 Another Round?
 Get in there!
 No guns allowed in the Breach.
 How far do you think this one will make it?
 You look stronger than you did before?
 The Gungeon awaits, soldier.
 The Gungeon awaits, little guy.
 The Gungeon awaits, [Character].
Y.V. Shrine

The Y.V. Shrine is a shrine that can be found at random thoughout the Gungeon, it sits in the Standard Shrine It depicts a character called Y.V., who originally appeared in Gun Godz, followed by Nuclear Throne.

## Effect

* The price to use the shrine increases by 10 casings each use, starting at 10. Upon use, it adds to the chance of the players gun firing multiple bullets per shot.
Wailing Bullet Kin

Wailing Bullet Kin are tortured looking Bullet Kin who regularly rise out of and sink back into the swirling purple pits of Bullet Hell.

It is unclear if this is the fate of all dead Bullet Kin, or if it is a specific fate for some bad choice.

The only clear thing about them is their tortured silent wail, and the face of agony they all wear.

## Trivia

* Wailing Bullet Kin will occasionally surface upside down, with their feet in the air.
Blue Shotgun Kin

Placeholder

## Ammonomicon

> **Blue, Dead.**
>
>

Shells of the Blue Kin fire more rapidly than their Red brethren, though they are similar in most other respects.

Shotgun Kin are known to burst upon death as a final act of revenge against their assailants.

## Attacks

1. Fires a two wide spreads of bullets every few seconds.
2. Has a chance to fire 6 bullets around themselves in a revenge attack upon death.

## Other Appearances

* A Blue Shotgun Kin can be seen in the Pause Menu, it is identifiable due to it's wielding of the Winchester.
* Two Shotgun Kin can be seen in the Options Selection Menu, it is impossible to tell if they are Red Shotgun Kin or Blue Shotgun Kin.

* Two Shotgun Kin sarcophagi can be seen in the Gungeon Proper shrine room.

* Shotgun Kin can be seen carved into the stone of the Hollow's walls. Their kind can not be identified.
Police Officer Dialogue

*Back: Badge*

This page is dedicated to archiving the dialogue of the Police Officer.

## Talking

The dialogue that can be heard upon speaking with the Police Officer.

He will choose one of these statements to say at random every time speaking to him.

 Let's do this next one by the book.

## Death

Upon the Police Officer dying to an enemy, if you speak to him as he lays on the floor, he will deliver these lines, in the order they are presented here.

 Give my badge to my kids. Tell them I love them.

After which, he dies.
3 Chest + Corpse Secret Room

The Secret Room. The player is playing as Cormorant in this image.

The 3 Chest + Corpse Secret Room is a rare Secret Room that can be found throughout the Gungeon.

## Contents

This room will always contain three chests (Normally one of D quality, one of C quality, and one of B quality).

This room will also contain a key.

The D Tier chest is usually unlocked.

### Corpse

This room also, uniquely among Secret Rooms, will contain a humanoid skeleton next to a note. The note generally gives context about who the person was or how they died.

## List of Notes

This is a list of all known Note text that can be found.

### **Quartermaster Blorp's Note**

Quartermaster Blorp,

This is most excellent news. Our Lord is most pleased.

Please consider this official notice of your promotion to Sr. Quartermaster of the Second Division.

Adjutant Osgoo

### **Crazy Plan Note**

Well, I'm stuck. This time, I'm dead for sure.

But maybe... I've got a plan. And it's just crazy enough to work!

### **Genius Note**

If I stay here long enough, the walls should shift...

Eventually, it'll put me right in the exit!

Genius!

### **Thunderbolt's Note**

These walls don't stand a chance against me! Blanks? Who needs 'em?

-Thunderbolt

## Trivia

* Thunderbolt's note was most likely left by Alistair the Thunderbolt.
Alistair the Thunderbolt

Alistair the Thunderbolt was the captain of the Void Core, who fled to the Gungeon upon the Void Core being disbanded by The Imperial Hegemony of Man.

He perished inside the Gungeon.

## Secret Note

One of the possible notes that can be found in a 3 Chest + Corpse Secret Room is signed with "Thunderbolt".

This presumably sheds light on how Alistair died.

### Note Content

These walls don't stand a chance against me! Blanks? Who needs 'em?

-Thunderbolt
Tetrominator

The Tetrominator is a gun that was planned for the Supply Drop Update, but was never actually implemented into the game.

The Tetrominators bullets resemble Tetris pieces, and split into smaller squares after travelling a distance.

## Ammonomicon

> **LINE PIECE!**
>
>

The tetrominator shoots every possible combination of four bullets.

Strangely the "line" configuration seems rarer than others.

## Trivia

* The Tetrominator is a reference to the game Tetris.
Primerdyne Marines Dialogue

*Back: Primerdyne Marines*

This page is dedicated to collecting the dialogue from the Primerdyne Marine's in the Marine's past.

## Entering Room

What one of the Primerdyne Marines remarks upon the Marine entering the boss room.

## After Fight

The dialogue delivered by one of the Primerdyne Marines after the Marine kills the Interdimensional Horror.

 You're a hero!
Convict's Past Dialogue

This page is dedicated to recording the dialogue that takes place in the Past of the character The Convict, set in Nightclub 'Confession'.

Due to the conversational nature of the dialogue from this past, the dialogue of the Black Stache, the Convict, the Goon, and the Hegemony Soldiers has all been recorded here.

## Main Conversation

The main, dialogue heavy parts of the past.

### In the Convict's Office

The Convict is sitting at her desk.

At this point, the Goon runs into the Convict's office.

 Goon
 Goon
 Goon

The Goon hides behind a couch as the Black Stache and the Hegemony Soldiers enter the office.

 Convict
 Black Stache
 Black Stache
 Black Stache
 Convict
 Convict
 Black Stache
 Black Stache

The Black Stache leaves the Convict's office, leaving her alone with the Hegemony Soldiers.

 H-mon Soldier
 H-mon Soldier
 H-mon Soldier
 H-mon Soldier
 H-mon Soldier

The player is then given the prompts to either "Teach them a lesson" or "Teach them a lesson again", both of which result in them ending up in a fight with the Hegemony Soldiers, during which there is no dialogue.

### On the Dance Floor

The convict then proceeds out onto the dance floor, where they find the Black Stache waiting for them.

 Black Stache
 Black Stache
 Black Stache

After this dialogue, the boss fight with the Black Stache occurs, assuming they win, they will hear the folling dialogue from the defeated Black Stache as they approach the door.

 Black Stache

## Other Dialogue

This section is for dialogue that is not unavoidable or necessary to continue the past.

### Goon

After fighting the Hegemony Soldiers in the Convicts office, the player can speak to the Goon again, as they cower behind a sofa.

Upon speaking with them, they will say the first line of dialogue, but attempting to speak with them again will result in the second line being said.

 The car is out front.

### Black Stache

After defeating the Black Stache, but before proceeding to the door, the player can interact with him, upon with he says.
Ser Manuel's Revolver

Ser Manuel's Revolver is the gun used by Ser Manuel during his boss fight in the Halls of Knowledge, however, it was also intended to be added as a gun in the Supply Drop Update, but it was never implemented.

## Ammonomicon

> **Lost Soul**
>
>

This revolver was brought to the Gungeon by a fearless adventurer whose true quest is still unknown.
Pickups

Pickups are various things that can be found throughout the Gungeon, normally upon a room clear or boss defeat, that will benefit the player in some way.

## Ammo

A spinning green box that when collected, completely restores the ammo in the players held gun.

Can be found upon clearing a room or defeating a boss, or can be bought from the shop.

Ammo will be stolen by the Resourceful Rat if it is left alone in a room

The player must interact with this item when near it to collect it.

## Armor

*Main Article: Armor*

Gives the player 1 Armor.

Is collected when it is walked over.

Can be found upon clearing a room, defeating a boss or opening a secret room. Can also be bought from the shop.

Armor will be stolen by the Resourceful Rat if it is left alone in a room

## Heart

*Main Article: Health*

Restores 2 health to the player.

Is collected when it is walked over.

If the player has only lost one health, the heart will restore one health.

Hearts will not be stolen by the Resourceful Rat.

## Half Heart

*Main Article: Health*

Restores 1 health to the player.

Is collected when it is walked over.

Half Hearts will not be stolen by the Resourceful Rat.

## Key

*Main Article: Key*

Gives the player a Key.

Is collected when it is walked over.

Will not be stolen by the Resourceful Rat.
Veteran Bullet Kin

Deadeye

Veteran Bullet Kin are stronger versions of Bullet Kin.

## Ammonomicon entry

"**Deadeye"**

"More experienced than their standard Bullet Kin brethren, Veterans have a better understanding of gunplay.

These crafty gunslingers will predict the movements of their targets, aiming where they are going to be, rather than where they are."

## Attack

Fires a avarage bullet in the player's future position.

## Tips

Veteran Bullet Kins should be prioritized over any other bullet kins, as their ability to predict where the player will be may end up with a run. Erratic moves (left to right and vice versa) are extremely effective when used against a Veteran Bullet Kins.
AK-47

Accept No Substitutes

The AK-47 is a Gun.

## Ammonomicon entry

**Accept No Substitutes**

The AK-47 is in many ways the gun against which all other guns are judged. This affordable and reliable piece of hardware has proven itself in nearly any terrain or situation. Desert, jungle, snow, and dungeon were all accounted for in its timeless design. It can even fire underwater.

## Tips

It has a good fire rate and unlimited range, but the damage is not the best. Use it for regular rooms, as there are other better weapons for bosses.

## Trivia

* Some Bullet Kin and Tankers wield this weapon.
The Robot

The Robot is a secret playable Gungeoneer in Enter the Gungeon, they are unlocked by carrying theBusted Television all the way to the Blacksmith in the Forge.

## Starting Items

### Weapons

Robot's Right Hand

* 5 damage.
* Infinite Ammo.

### Items

Battery Bullets

* Bullets can electrify any Water they pass over.

Coolant Leak

* Sprays a line of Water in front of the Robot when used.
* Reusable.
Megaphone

The Megaphone is a gun that was planned for the Supply Drop Update, but was never actually implemented into the game.

It's projectiles are invisible, and it functions similarly to the Heck Blaster.

## Ammonomicon

> **Vocal Opposition**
>
>

This megaphone has been turned up to eleven, and has the power to annoy even the hardiest Gundead.
Sell Creep

The Sell Creep is a green humanoid that can only be found in The Shop, similarly to merchants, despite having no icon on the map.

They appear rising out of a grate in the floor, asking the player for items.

The Sell Creep seems to be very rich, despite living forever in a dungeon.

## Notes

* The Sell Creep will not accept the Sponge or the Bloodied Scarf.
* The Sell Creep will frown, and appear angry when spoken to as The Bullet. His dialogue however, will not change.
Spiked Rollers

Spiked Rollers are hazards found throughout the Gungeon, becoming more common on later floors. They are large cylinders covered in deadly spikes that roll back and forth across the room that they are in.

Upon touching a Spiked Roller, the player takes half a heart of damaged and is pushed away.

## Interaction With Enemies

Unlike many traps and hazards, the Spiked Roller can deal damage to enemies, meaning it can be used strategically to clear rooms.
Bartender

The Ammonomicon win image from the Pilot's past, brightened to show the Bartender.

The Bartender is a briefly seen decorative character from the Pilot's past, more specificaly, the Ammonomicon "Win" Image from the Pilot's past.

He is seen serving drinks to The Pilot and Z after their defeat of the HM Absolution.

## Notes

* The Bartender is a Green Humanoid alien.
Red Dollar Shotgun Kin

The Shotgun Kin.

A Red Shotgun Kin appears at dodgeroll.com on the right side of the screen, dancing back and forth. This Shotgun Kin has a slightly paler red dollar sign ($) on it.

This Shotgun Kin acts as a clickable link that takes the person straight to the part of the web page where they can buy Enter the Gungeon.

This Shotgun Kin is non-canon.

## Trivia

* This Shotgun Kin is shorter than a normal Red Shotgun Kin.
Gungeon Mariner

An early type of Gungeoneer from long ago. They would use sails and wind power to send their bullets across rooms.

They are referred to in the description of the Corsair.

## Trivia

* The time it would take for a Gungeon Mariner's bullets to cross a room could cause the bullets to mutiny and change their course.
Blasphemy

Blasphemy is a gun. It is the starting gun of the Bullet.

## Ammonomicon

> **To The Point**
>
>

Infinite ammo. Does not reveal secret walls. Betrayer!

## Abilities

* Fires a sword shaped projectile (19.74 Damage), and swipes at the same time (14 Damage).
* Does not fire the Sword Projectile if the player is not at full health.
* The Swipe attack will destroy enemy projectiles that it hits.
* "Reloading" Blasphemy triggers a block animation on the sword, which can also destroy bullets.

## Notes

* Blasphemy cannot be dropped.
* Blasphemy is the only infinite ammo starting weapon that can be unlocked for other characters.
* Blasphemy will never fire it's sword projectile for the Robot, due to them not having hearts.

## Trivia

* Blasphemy is a reference to the Legend of Zelda.
Collaboration channel

A Collaboration channel is a channel used by 2 or more YouTubers. George has had 6 of them and Scott has had 3 of them.

## George

* TeamAcid (Louise, Emma and George)
* 2 Ordinary YouTubers (Emma and George)
* xX\_G\_S\_Gaming\_Xx (Shawn and George)
* Rezo555 (Scott and George)
* Red Fox Clan (Cunningham, MC, Scott and George)
* Red Fox Union (Scott and George)

## Scott

* Rezo555 (George and Scott)
* Red Fox Clan (Cunningham, MC, George and Scott)
* Red Fox Union (George and Scott)
Hollowpoint

Hollowpoints are a common enemy from Enter the Gungeon, they are the returned souls of perished Gundead.

They can fly and will occasionally teleport around the the room.

## Ammonomicon

> **Undead Gundead**
>
>

Able to dematerialize and rematerialize at will, these spirits still cling to the combat they knew in life.

When a Bullet Kin dies, they are sent to the Hollow. These spent shells occasionally return to their original Chamber, empowered with ghostly abilities.

## Attacks

1. Moves towards the player, rapidly firing bullets.

## Notes

* Hollowpoints wield Thompson Sub-machine Guns.

## Gallery

Ammonomicon photoSpriteHollowpoints in some EtG Key Art
The Convict

The Convict is a playable Gungeoneer in Enter the Gungeon, she is one of the four Gungeoneers available from the very beginning.

## Starting Items

### Weapons

Budget Revolver

* 5 damage.
* Infinite Ammo.

Sawed-off Shotgun

* 6 damage.
* 150 Max Ammo.

### Items

Molotov

* Creates a large pool of Fire Creep on the ground when thrown.
* Reusable.

Enraging Photo

* x2 damage for a short time after taking damage.

## Reference

The Convict and her past are a reference to Hotline Miami.
Flynt Dialogue (Gungeon)

*Back: Flynt*

This page is dedicated to recording Flynt's dialogue from where he appears as a merchant in The Gungeon, if you are looking for the dialogue that Flynt has immediately after being freed, please check Flynt Dialogue (Cage).

## Greeting

Flynt greets the player with this phrase when they enter the room.

## Talking

The dialogue that can be given upon simply interacting with the character.

With Flynt, he will only deliver one of these lines (Chosen at random) before resorting to his final phrase.

 Now, I trade for keys to get them out of the hands of Gungeoneers.

## Final Phrase

This is what the character will begin to say repeatedly once they do not wish to talk to you.

With Flynt this happens after one interaction.

## Buy

Upon the player buying an item, Flynt chooses one of these lines to say.

 That's a Key-per!

## Attacked

These are the lines that Flynt chooses to say upon being attacked.

 I'm pinned!

## Attempted Buy

These are the lines that Flynt says if you attempt to buy an item from him without having the adequate amount of Shells.

## Exclamation Upon Catching Thievery

What the character exclaims upon catching the player stealing.

## Talking After Being Caught Stealing

What the character's talking dialogue is replaced with after they catch you stealing.
Beadie

Beadies are rare enemies from Enter the Gungeon, there is only one room in the Gungeon Proper where they spawn. The only other place to find them is with the Beholster, as spawning Beadies is one of the Beholster's attacks.

They are also occasionally spawned by Challenge Shrines.

Beadies explode upon death.

## Ammonomicon

> **Trouble Vision**
>
>

A thrall to the will of the Beholster.

These abominations are summoned whenever the Beholster fires its signature weapon, the Eye.

## Attacks

1. Fires 20 bullets at the player (Before reloading) with a pause in between each shot.

## Notes

* If the Beholster is killed while some Beadies they spawned are still alive, the Beadies will begin to cry, and stop attacking the player.
* Eye of The Beholster spawns friendly Beadies.
* Beadies appear during the Beholster fight in the Enter the Gungeon Comic.
	+ Beadies in the Comic seem to be firing eyeballs from their M9's.

## Gallery

Beadies Ammonomicon ImageSpriteBeadies as they appear in the Enter the Gungeon Comic.
RPG Spear

A Donpatchee Guard holding an RPG Spear.

RPG Spears appear as weapons used by Donpatchee Guards in the temple of the Golden Bird in the first section of the Enter the Gungeon Comic.

They appear to be simply spears that are also capable of firing rocket propelled grenades.

They do not appear in The Gungeon.
Volume 1

## Volume 1

### Cover characters

Kouchu, Iccryst, Marc

This is the first volume of Crystal Jewels (manga) created by Saiwai Wada.

## Pages

* Cover
* The back cover shows Kouchu standing front and Iccryst in the back of him.
* First page shows Kouchu shirtless holding a gun and giving a middle finger.
* TOC with the Crystal Ball and Iccryst in the background.

## Chapters

* *Ch.01: Paladin Of Misfortune*
* *Ch.02: Goblin Of Doom*
* *Ch.03: Duchess Of The Lost Ones*
* *Ch.04: Duke Of Dread*
* *Ch.05: Woman Of Shadows*
* *Ch.06: Defender Without A Home*
* *Ch.07: Soliders of Hell*
* *Ch.08: Gangsters of Spring*

## Events

* Kouchu saved Shigeru's bar by beating the hat man
* Kouchu met Ninecoat after it ran away
* Kouchu and Ninecoat kills a Furious Five member.
* Kouchu is given a brawler license and a CrystalPod
* Shigeru seeks Kouchu about his parents
* Kouchu and Marcy met, and Ninecoat burns Mouselette.
* Venopie joins Kouchu.
* Kouchu visits the library for porn
* He caught Simon having sex
* Kouchu get the medal and porn magazines
* Shanji and Sakuro met Kouchu
* Shinsho looks for the scroll in the Valley Corners
* Kouchu met Yosha in the mansion
* The zombies and Thunderai appear, and they were killed.
* Kouchu saw Rebecca undressed
* He learns by her sister that she was raped by a robber
* Kouchu kills the robber for the medal
* Shigeru tells Kouchu about his life
* Shigeru told Kouchu about how he became a drug dealer
* Kouchu went to the Clevergreen Cave
* Rockans kidnaps Fossolor
* Fossolor joins Kouchu
Mutant Bullet Kin

Old Filthful

Mutant Bullet Kin are Bullet Kin that have been mutated by whatever liquid is in the Oubliette.

## Ammonomicon entry

**Old Filthful**

Living sealed in the filthy depths of the Gungeon's Oubliette has caused these Gundead to mutate.

Isolation has driven them mad, but they still remember their deadly purpose.

## Attacks

Occasionally fires a bullet at the player, and can spew and cone of poison.

## Tips

They are normal Bullet Kin, but beware of their poison as it can catch you off guard. However, the poison is easily nullified by Gas Mask or Hazmat Suit, and can sometimes help kill the enemies too.
The Bullet

The Bullet is a secret playable Gungeoneer in Enter the Gungeon, they are unlocked by sparing the lives of 5 Red Caped Bullet Kin.

## Starting Items

### Weapons

Blasphemy

* Swipe: 14 Damage.
* Projectile: 19.74 Damage.
* Will not fire a projectile unless the player is at full health.

### Items

Live Ammo

* x5 Dodge Roll damage.
* Immunity to contact damage.

## Reference

The Bullet is a reference to the Legend of Zelda.
Vampire Mantis

The Vampire Mantis.

The Vampire Mantis is an unused boss from Enter the Gungeon.

They were never implemented beyond some simply animations over top of the regular boss template, however some of their intended behaviours can be inferred from some of their sprites.

They were most likely intended as an alternate boss for the Abbey of the True Gun.

## Intended Behaviours

### Teleportation

There are several unused sprites for the Vampire Mantis which imply it may have been intended to be able to Teleport.

## Canoninity

The Vampire Mantis is considered canon, despite being unused, due to appearing in a painting in the Abbey of the True Gun.

There is also a character mentioned in the description of the Blood Brooch who may be the Vampire Mantis.

## Notes

* The Vampire Mantis's sprites refer to them as "Psychomant". This is most likely a reference to Psychomantis from Metal Gear.
Bunker

Bunker is an unused Boss for Enter the Gungeon.

## Notes

* It is possible that Bunker was intended to be the third boss of the Black Powder Mines upon release, but was cut and eventually replaced in the Supply Drop Update by the Mine Flayer.
	+ It is worth noting that Bunker shares a similar military theme with the Treadnaught.
* Three Bullet Kin can be seen inside the Bunker, operating it.
References to Enter the Gungeon

A list of references to Enter the Gungeon in other games.

* A Bullet Kin mask can be used in Absolver.
* Masks depicting The Bullet, The Robot, The Marine and The Cultist can be unlocked and used in Payday 2.
* A toga wearing Bullet Kin variant called "Gungeonos" can be found in the game Okhlos.
* There is a character in the game Charge Shot who is a reference to the Bullet Kin.
Gungeon Acquisitions Department

The Gungeon Aquisitions Department is a shop in The Breach run by Cadence and Ox. They accept Hegemony Credits in return for unlocking certain Guns and Items inside the Gungeon.

The shop is only opened once Cadence and Ox are rescued from The Gungeon Proper.

## Decoration

There are many Decorative items in the Gungeon Acquisitions Department.
Dodgeroll.com Game Screenshots

This page is dedicated to dissecting the game screenshots found at Dodgeroll.com (Link).

Note that all screenshots showing enemy projectiles have the original small versions as opposed to the current big bullets, and that any enemy Magnum sprites do not appear to be the current versions.

1

This screenshot shows the Convict using an early version of the Bundle of Wands to fight off two Red Shotgun Kin and two Bullet Kin in the Keep of the Lead Lord.

While the door blocker may appear to be from the Gungeon Proper, the floor on the other side appears to be that of the shop which always has a Gungeon Proper Door Blocker regardless of chamber.

2

This second screenshot shows the Hunter rolling to safety from the attacks of a Red Shotgun Kin, a Bullet Kin and a Bandana Bullet Kin in the Gungeon Proper.

Note that the money next to the dead Red Shotgun Kin is in the form of a Copper Coin rather than a Shell, and that the Dog is nowhere to be seen.

3

This image depicts the Pilot buying an obscured item from The Shop.

The Key for sale in this image appears to be made of gold.

A sci-fi themed rifle can be seen for sale that appears nowhere in the game, along with a comically small revolver. These are possibly original designs for the Void Core Assault Rifle / Laser Rifle and the Derringer.

The mask on the wall behind the counter has a different sprite than the one that appears in the game, and a sword can be seen hung up on the wall as well, which does not appear in the game.

The table in the shop, instead of featuring more objects such as Blanks for sale, instead shows a map featuring a forest, a river, and a path leading up to a giant red skull. This skull may represent The Gungeon, but it is unclear.

The speech bubble for Bello also appears to be slightly thicker.

4

    This screenshot depicts the Convict using the Moonscraper to fight off four Rubber Kin, a Bullet Kin, a Blue Shotgun Kin and a Bombshee in the Oubliette, having already killed a Red Shotgun Kin.

The Bombshee's wail does not have the same sprite that it does today, not to mention the fact that Bombshees are nowhere to be found in the Oubliette.

5

This screenshot shows the Pilot using a table to hide from two Muzzle Wisps, two Bandana Bullet Kin, and a Veteran Bullet Kin. The Bullet Kin enemies are hiding behind their own tables.

The Pilot appears to be holding the Magnum, with it's modern sprite, despite the enemies still totting their old designs.

The pits in this image as well, despite it taking place in the Gungeon Proper, are filled with water when today's Gungeon Proper pits are full of spikes.

6

This screenshot is the most interesting, depicting the Pilot retrieving a Purple Dragunfire from a Red Chest on a strange island with Gungeon Proper aesthetics surrounded by water, while several Gun Cultists watch on in worship.

This scene appears nowhere in the game, but it is almost certain that this was originally intended to be the Gun That Can Kill The Past, seeing as how in the Gameplay Trailer for the game, this scene is played when the Narrator talks about The Gun, though the Purple Dragunfire is hidden by a glowing light.
Cormorant

Cormorant is a character that the player transforms into upon collecting all four pieces of Gun Knight Armor, the Gunknight Helmet, the Gunknight Chestplate, the Gunknight Gauntlets, and the Gunknight Greaves.

The major benefit of becoming Cormorant is that not only does the player gain four armor upon entering every floor, but the reload times on all their guns becomes instantaneous.
Gunreaper

The Ammonomicon Image for the Gunreaper

Gunreapers are unkillable enemies from Enter the Gungeon, they teleport away/dissolve upon the room being cleared.

## Ammonomicon

> **Shell's Angel**
>
>

Death waits for us all.

The will of Kaliber incarnate.

Hunts the living with unstoppable determination.

## Attacks

1. Fires a rigid spread of bullets that tightly homes in on the player.

## Other Appearances

* The Enter the Gungeon GTD Cultists tee depicts a Gunreaper.
* In the Dodge Roll Games Twitter banner, a Gunreaper can be seen holding a normal scythe, rather than a Gunscythe, it also has a malicious smile.

## Gallery

The Gunreapers Ammonomicon ImageThe Gunreapers SpriteThe Gunreaper from the Dodge Roll Games Twitter banner.The Gunreaper from the T-Shirt sold on the Devolver Digital merch storeA Gunreaper from the Enter the Gungeon Key Art Steam Profile Background
Barrels

Barrels are found commonly throughout the Gungeon, the most notable ones have effects.

## Barrel

Barrels in the Gungeon are simply decorative items that are destroyed when they are walked through or shot.

They can block one enemy bullet each.

There are other types of decorative barrel, such as a blue barrel filled with metal rods.

## Explosive Barrel

Explosive Barrels can be rolled by the player, if a Gungeoneer or enemy shoots one of these barrels, it will explode.

In fact, some enemies will go out of their way to shoot at explosive barrels if the player is nearby.

Explosive barrels can be dodge rolled though to safely destroy them without an explosion.

In some rooms in the Black Powder Mine, explosive barrels can be seen in Mine-carts. They behave the same as normal explosive barrels, except they cannot be removed from the cart.

## Water Barrel

Water Barrels can be found most commonly in the Keep of the Lead Lord, Oubliette, and Black Powder Mine.

Water Barrels can be rolled by the player. They leave a trail of Water Creep behind them when rolled.

If they are destroyed, they leave a medium sized pool of water creep.

At least one water barrel will always be somewhere in the Keep of the Lead Lord, to allow the player to put out the Fireplace.

## Oil Barrel

Oil Barrels are found most commonly in the Oubliette and Black Powder Mine.

Oil Barrels can be rolled by the player. They leave a trail of Oil Creep behind them when rolled.

If they are destroyed, they leave a medium sized pool of oil creep.

## Poison Barrel

Poison Barrels are found most commonly in the Oubliette and Black Powder Mine.

Poison Barrels can be rolled by the player. They leave a trail of Poison Creep behind them when rolled.

If they are destroyed, they leave a medium sized pool of poison creep.
Emerald Bracelet

The Emerald Bracelet was an item that was intended to be added in the Supply Drop Update, but it was never implemented.

## Effect

The Emerald Bracelet causes all guns the player throws to slide along the floor, returning to them.

This makes it a lot safer to retrieve thrown guns.

## Ammonomicon

> **Thrown Guns Return**
>
>

The emeralds in this bracelet are extremely jealous. They will force any thrown gun to return, just so no other hand can hold them.
Laser Wall

The Laser Wall is an obstruction that appears only in the Halls of Knowledge during the tutorial and in Blockner's Boss room during his fight, and is therefore somewhat out of place when it is encountered.

Ser Manuel uses this blue impassable laser to stop you from proceeding until he can explain the basics of dodge rolling.

It is impossible to dodge roll over this laser, and it blocks all projectiles.

Ser Manuel seems to be able to use some sort of ghostly power to deactivate to field when he wishes to begin the test.

As stated above, This Laser Wall also appears outside the Blockner fight boss room to lock you inside as opposed to a Door Blocker.
Alpha

There is very little information about the Enter the Gungeon Alpha, outside of a gameplay video put out by Devolver Digital themselves.

## Notable Differences

* Teleporters have a very different design.
* There is no Breach, or Halls of Knowledge.
* The player starts in the Gungeon Proper, meaning there is no Keep of the Lead Lord.
* Enemy bullets are significantly tiny.
* Bullats have different designs, and do not actively attack the player, instead flying back and forth.
* The bosses have a quote that goes in their intro alongside other text.
* The Gungeon Proper is called "Secret Passage".
* The Player starts with 5 hearts. (10 Health)
* Boss health bars have a different design.
* The Clockhair is differently designed.
* The main menu is differently designed.
* The death menu is differently designed, and is decorated with two Gunreapers.
* The Marine is called "The Soldier".
* The Hunter is called "The Guide".
* Starting weapons do not have infinite ammo.
* The Gungeon (Outside view) is very differently designed.
* The Loading Screen is differently designed, and contained loading tips.
Old Red

Old Red is a nearly blind merchant NPC who can appear randomly throughout the Gungeon after being rescued.

While he is technically on the side of the Gungeon, and the Cult of the Gundead, he will still sell items to the player purely because he is too blind to be able to tell that they are not Bullet Kin.

He will give the player advice as if they were a Bullet Kin, advising them on the best ways to kill Gungeoneers.

## Room

Old Red's room (When he's not appearing in the shop or Black Market) is square in shape and decently sized, it contains three Sarcophagi with randomized Gundead depicted on them.

## Dialogue

*Main Article: Old Red Dialogue (Gungeon)*

*Main Article: Old Red Dialogue (Cage)*
Cursula

Cursula is a pale skinned merchant NPC found randomly inside the Gungeon after she is rescued, unlike most NPCs she makes no appearance in The Breach. All of the items that Cursula sells are cursed.

Cursula is one of the NPCs who appears in the Black Market.

Her pale skin and attitude implies that she may be a vampire.

## Room

Cursula's individual room is a lot longer than the normal size of alternate merchant rooms.

## Dialogue

*Main Article: Cursula Dialogue (Gungeon)*

*Main Article: Cursula Dialogue (Cage)*
Super Space Turtle Standalone Game

On the 12th of September 2016 Dodge Roll Games posted an image to their Twitter featuring an image of a more realistic, gritty looking version of the Super Space Turtle.

They joke about making a standalone Super Space Turtle game, with this being the box art.

This is clearly a joke, and will most likely never happen.

"The Brave Companions" is supposedly the original name for Dodge Roll Games.

Link to the original Twitter post
Donpatchee

A panel showing the Donpatchee temple.

Two panels showing an angry mob chasing Frifle and Mauser down the streets of Donpatchee.

Donpatchee is a planet in the Enter the Gungeon universe, it is the setting for the first section of the Enter the Gungeon Comic.

## Plot

Frifle and The Grey Mauser are sent to a temple on Donpatchee to steal The Golden Bird for their employer.

This goes wrong however, as they assume the golden bird to be the giant golden statue in the room, rather than the small bird in a cage.

They bring the statue tumbling down, bringing down part of the temple and releasing the Golden Bird who is immediately eaten by an eagle.

Apparently the citizens of Donpatchee worshipped The Golden Bird as a god. An angry mod chases Frifle and The Grey Mauser through the streets of Donpatchee.

They hide, and Mauser reasons that the only way they can avoid the hatred of Donpatchee, and the wrath of their employer, is to find a way to change the past. This leads them to The Gungeon.

## Technology

Donpatchee has many parks, and old fashioned architecture, coupled with flying cars.
Nintendo Switch Twitter Announcement

On December 8th 2017 Dodge Roll Games released an announcement on their Twitter account to proclaim that Enter the Gungeon would be coming to the Nintendo Switch.

It lists the release dates as December 14th in the Americas, December 18th in Europe and December 21st in Japan.

It is accompanied by an animated pixel gif of the Pilot retrieving a Nintendo Switch from a Red Chest in front of two 1-Up Funguns upon pedestals.

The original tweet can be found here.
Large Bullet Kin

Throughout the Gungeon several Bullet Kin can be seen who are significantly larger than their combatant counterparts.

These Bullet Kin are generally NPCs or Bosses.

It is unknown whether these Bullet Kin are simply the result of a Bullet Kin growing old, or if they are a different model of Bullet Kin entirely.

## Large Blank Kin

A variant of the Large Bullet Kin, the Large Blank Kin can be seen in the Gungeon.

The only known Large Blank Kin in the Gungeon is Old Red.

## Known Large Bullet Kin

* The Bullet King.
* The Trigger Twins.
* Several Large Bullet Kin can be seen among the other corpses making up the Wallmonger.
Fallen Bullet Kin

Devilish

Fallen Bullet Kin are Bullet Kin that have been corrupted by Bullet Hell.

## Ammonomicon Entry

**Devilish**

These denizens of the Sixth Chamber delight in torment, pain, and costume parties.

Beware their infernal magic.

## Attacks

Fires a spread of 3 fiery bullets from their pitchfork, and will leave some fire upon death.

## Tips

Be wary of their main attack, as paired with other enemies, it is hard to dodge. The fire they leave behind can be ignored as it is a small patch, and can be used to burn enemies.
Blank

Blanks are an essential pickup / item in Enter the Gungeon, their have their own counter up near the player's health.

If the player has less than 2 blanks upon entering a chamber, they will automatically receive enough blanks to bring them up to 2.

## Effect

When used (With their own special button) they delete every enemy bullet in the room, and prevent enemies for firing for a short time.

They also push nearby enemies away, and deal 10 damage.

## Ammonomicon

> **Banish Bullets**
>
>

Erases all enemy projectiles in the room. Pushes enemies back, and deals a small amount of damage.

## Notes

* The player can obtain infinite blanks in the Halls of Knowledge.
* Certain items increase the number of blanks the player receives upon entering a Chamber.
* Blanks can be found in secret rooms.
"Please Proceed" Bot

The "Please Proceed" Bot is a Hegemony Shocktrooper NPC from the Robot's past, he exists to welcome the Robot to the Emperor's Arena.

He has no reaction to being shot by the Robot, and vanishes shortly after he leaves the robot's sight, presumably having returned to the Audience.

He is identical to the Red-Screen Bot's from the Audience. The yellow dot on his screen may represent an eye, though this is unclear.

## Dialogue

Due to the lack of "Please Proceed" Bot dialogue, it is being recorded on the main page.

### Talking

The "Please Proceed" Bot will initiate conversation once startup is complete, upon starting up he will say this line.

### Final Phrase

Attempting to speak to the Bot again will deliver this line.