Mustard/Biography

## Background

Accordingly to the series, Mustard’s original backstory from the *'Into the Adventure'* Saga was reanimated in one of the episodes in the *Forest Battle* in Mustard's arc. The initial outcome remained the same, but the cause of Mustard's exile was completely different. It is not confirmed if this completely erases Mustard’s previous backstory, though it seems likely. It is also likely that the King decided that it would not be helpful for the other villagers to know of Mustard's different views, possibly because they may not want for one of their leaders, picked by the villager king himself, would have views that may damage villager society.

### **Banishment for Murder**

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Mustard's original backstory showcased a clever integration of Mustard's character into the plot/series by MrFudgeMonkeyz. His scenes in the *Annoying Villagers universe* were showcased as reoccurring wrong clips put into the episode, until it became apparent later on that it was another storyline mixed with the plot.

Mustard was first seen in the Villager Kingdom, which his verdict for killing the Villager King's Brother was to be decided by the Villager King. Mustard was kneeling down in front of him inside his throne room, with two Villager Guards on each side of him. The Villager King stated that he had killed his brother, and for that, he must dance. Mustard pleaded for mercy, but was prodded by a Villager Guard to do it. Mustard whined in despair, saying how he hated dancing. At this, the Villager King laughed maniacally at Mustard trying to dance.

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Mustard was taken outside the opening gates allowing the entrance inside the Villager Kingdom, with two Iron Golems walking behind him. Mustard turned around, breathing heavily. He told them that when he returned, he would destroy them and everything the loved would turn to dust. Afer shouting that, Mustard then stood with a crazed expression on his face and breathed more heavily. The Iron Golems both agreed that he was crazy and chucked him off the hill, sending him crashing and tumbling across the cliff tops, dust flying at each contact. As Mustard hit the ground, he had a sad and fixed expression at what had happened, then began groaning in despair and pain.

### **Mustard's Job**

Mustard's old backstory was seemingly overwritten by the new backstory, showing a different purpose between Mustard's actions and his character development.

Mustard was once an upper class villager in the Villager Kingdom and was granted with a blue robe. Though, it was apparent that he was conflicted between their ideals and system as the Villager priests would preach their morals to the Villagers.

It was stated by a Red Villager Knight that he was daydreaming once again, shouting at him to wake up, surprising him. He reminded Mustard of his job to observe and analyze what was the best way to educate their citizens.

### **Mustard's Proposal**

I propose we allow other creatures who are deemed worthy of our trust and who align with our goals, to join us! We can allow the Villager Kingdom to be the foundation in forming a united force! And with such power, we could finally end the conflict between the Villagers and players that have played our people for so long!

He would work closely with the other Villager Nobles for quite sometime, and he eventually presented a new idea around Chirstmas for the Villagers. He was in a legislative table with Christmas colors, banners, and an obsidian bench with figures and maps. He proposed to create peace between the villagers and players and all other mobs that align with their goal.

The Villager Noble bearing red greatly contradicted this, arguing angrily that the other factions are beyond their comprehension and questioning if Mustard was suggesting to throw away the system they've created and their history. Mustard protested sadly, stating that for peace to happen, they must first have peace with their opposition, including mobs. He continued, giving voice to the fact that they were nowhere near peace, an endless cycle of conflict. As such, the system has not produced the result they wished for, and they were inevitably outgrowing it.

Unfortunately for Mustard, all the other Nobles detested his idea, and with great clarity the Red-Robed Villager Noble gave his harsh sentence of exile. Mustard was soon left out of breath once a pair of Villager Knights flanked him on each side, prompting Mustard to look downwards in shame. Mustard was then mercifully thrown outside of the Villager Kingdom by an Iron Golem Warrior. This left Mustard in a state of disbelief and sorrow that he was exiled and charged with treason after everything he had done for the sake of their Kingdom. This caused Mustard to slam his head on the ground and punch a tree out of anger, before deciding he must quickly trek to the nearest Villager settlement before news of his banishment had spread.

### **The Herobrine Lovers**

Shortly after, two players intercepted him. Right after Mustard is knocked to the ground, another player showed up and then told Mustard that the area they were in had once been their base, and that the villagers had stole it. Trying to avoid the false accusation, Mustard told the players that the Villager Kingdom does not represent all the villagers, much to their refusal. Right after, the Herobrine Priest ordered his group of Herobrine Lovers to attack the players and protect the villager. The two opposing player tribes engaged in an intense clan war, but eventually, the three players were outnumbered and retreated, leaving Mustard with the Herobrine Lovers. The Herobrine Priest offered Mustard to join the Herobrine Followers as the "holy toilet cleaners", which Mustard silently decided to agree. During his service, he often saw their comical worshiping session and weird purification banishment.

### **Attacked**

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Much later, Mustard was traveling with his friend, the Herobrine Priest. Suddenly, they came across three Players, them being X\_Grave\_X, TheMoistBurrit0 and DaRealBingoBear. The two were then attacked by the Players, with Bingo Bear shooting an arrow at the Herobrine Priest while Burrito trying to kill him with an axe. But fortunately, a benevolent player Steve quickly used an Ender Pearl and saved the Herobrine Priest. Steve then fought the three Players and managed to defeat them. Steve then asked Mustard and the Herobrine Follower's safety. The Herobrine Priest thanked him, but he didn't have to save them anymore and that he had seen a savior, and that he was coming, and that his name was Herobrine, as Mustard simply saw his pal in silence.

### **The Herobrine Forces**

At one point, Mustard had affiliated with the Herobrine Forces. He then ventured around to capture Zombies and train them to be warriors. Herobrine's formidable army began to grow.

### **A Mission from the God of Minecraft**

Much later while Mustard was on a mission with Herobrine as he went being a spy among the villager scouts, Notch suddenly appeared. He began telling Mustard that Herobrine had been "grinding his gears" and that he wanted Mustard to get rid of him. Mustard quickly says of course and that that he will do whatever he wanted. At another point, Mustard with his loyal golem served Glaive Herobrine his three former worshippers in a burnt and ruined village, and asked him his origins, only to be ignored as he took them away in a yelow light. Mustard went very upset as he was yet to change the world. Notch's apparition appeared and motivated him and asked him accept the call. Mustard again agreed, now gaining a newfound support from him.

#### **Blue Demon Saga**

Later, Herobrine told all of the Red Shirt Zombies to fight each other to the death as he was looking to create a warrior. Later, when only three were remaining, the arena was filled up with water as an attempt to create Drowned Zombies. One of the Red Shirt Zombies survived, and became a Drowned Zombie (Blue Demon). Blue Demon later woke up, realizing that he was the only one that had survived and that he had physically changed. Mustard appeared before him, yelling in excitement for him being the only surviving zombie. Shortly after, Mustard was instructed to look after Blue Demon and gifted him with a unique chestplate that is able to complement Blue Demon's abilities. In a mission, Mustard and Blue Demon encountered skilled players and engage in combat. Mustard summoned a couple golems to fight, while Blue Demon engaged one of the Players. Eventually, Mustard and Blue Demon were able to defeat the Players.

Later, after Blue Demon and other monsters trained, they were seen bowing before Reaper Herobrine with Mustard standing with his book in the left. After Blue Demon made his thought about Reaper Herobrine, Mustard giggled.

Later, presumably after both Mustard and Blue Demon betrayed Herobrine, Mustard brought Blue Demon and his comrade to a field surrounded with Obelisk Golems. There, they were having a philosophical discussion and conversation, until they were cut off by the abrupt arrival of Reaper Herobrine who commanded his Ender Dragons to attack them, leaving their fate unknown.

## *Annoying Villagers*

### **Target at Movement**

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They thought they could win!
They thought they could fight!
But in the end, they all will die!

They praise their God.
They though he was strong!
But in the end, they were all wrong!

A battle of Gods!
Whoever will win.
But in the end.
It will be me.

Later at an abandoned village, Mustard was spotted by some of Herobrine's Advanced Zombies, but was saved by Alex. He watched her easily defeating the zombies. After defeating them, Alex walked up to him and demanded payment as gratitude for being saved. Mustard gives nothing, much to her coercion, but later decided to spare him. He then watched Alex leave with her Villager servant (Jev), and shortly after left the area too.

    Mustard ventured through the land in search of a settlement, until he found a group of Advanced Zombies, with one of them holding a map. Mustard then begged them to give him the map, but the leader zombie commanded the others to kill him. Mustard yelled crazily and summoned an enchanted Iron Golem through his spell book, who quickly took care of the advanced zombies. After killing the zombies, Mustard complimented the golem and deconstructed it back into golem statue. With the zombies annihilated, he picked and looked at the map, finding that a village settlement was nearby. Without hesitation, Mustard headed for it, unbeknownst to him that a few Herobrine vessels were hot on his tracks.

### Village Siege

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Eventually, Mustard arrived at the villager settlement gate, where a group of villager farmers entered the settlement with two villager scouts guarding the gate. The scouts were confused, but let Mustard in anyways because of his signature blue robe which indicated his upper-class role. Mustard entered the settlement right away, assuming that the villagers had still not been completely deceived by the Villager King, and decided to persuade them into turning against the Villager King.

Mustard found a group of villagers gathering for a town meeting, with the lead speaker, the villager chief, had still not entered the meeting. When the chief was thinking, he appeared behind the Chief and pointed a knife on his neck, recommending an alternative solution for him, but for the solution to work, the chief had to die. Right away, a golem arm burst out behind Mustard and killed the Chief off. With the chief killed, Mustard entered the town meeting.

Mustard then tried his best to turn the villagers against the Villager King, but to no avail, as the Villagers disliked what Mustard just said and became angered. While Mustard was persuading, the Villager Scouts assumed Mustard was just a lunatic and decided to keep him talking for their entertainment. At the time he was finished talking, he saw Forest Herobrine staring at him among the crowd for a second. When Herobrine vanished, Mustard panicked and left the meeting, running frantically as the villagers told him that they are safe in the Villager King’s protection.

Mustard quickly threw an Ender Pearl atop the obsidian wall of the settlement. He crouched behind the barrier and looked down at the village, wondering how Forest Herobrine had found him, but then assumed that he was just hallucinating. He stood up in relief, but Forest Herobrine suddenly appeared behind him, stating that his resistance is futile. Upon realizing this, Mustard turned around and frantically spawned an Iron Golem right before Herobrine impaled obsidian clusters at him. Mustard swiftly jumped off the wall, landing with a bucket of water and began running around the village while the golem he spawned died in the hands of the vessel. Realizing the village was under attack by Herobrine’s zombies, Mustard looked for an escape route and hid behind a house. Forest Herobrine appeared from behind him again and was about to shoot obsidian at him, but was suddenly shot at by a Villager Knight, knocking him back. Forest Herobrine then went rampage and eradicated multiple Villager Troops at once in swift maneuvers with Shadow Herobrine assisting him. Mustard was able to go further, but the troops did not buy him enough time.

While Mustard was hiding, he found several Villagers going through an underground tunnel. He headed for the tunnel, but then stumbled into the Chief’s son. Realizing the Chief's son appearance was identical to him, he forced him to trade robes. Mustard, now with a brown robe, warned the chief's son to not go to the Villager Kingdom, for he would be executed if he did so. He then fled into the underground tunnel, while the Chief’s Son was brutally killed by Shadow Herobrine. After he and a couple of other Villagers escaped through the tunnels, Mustard, sensing danger, dug a hole and buried himself underground, while the other villagers stumbled were met with Null.

### Forest Battle

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     A few days after the settlement escape, Mustard, now with a black robe, was seen training an iron golem and put it in a fight against group of players. The golem was able to defeat one of the players, while the other two ran away, as another golem entered the battlefield and attacked a cow. Witnessing this, Mustard took notes on the two golems, with the yellow golem was flawed as he was unable to differentiate between passive and hostile mobs, while the red-purple golem had learned how to conserve energy and gave him the name “hot dog”. After his ramble, Blueberry asked why he was wearing a garbage bag, with him answering that it was to distinguish him with the other villagers as he decided to stop hiding and fight Herobrine and his forces.

Shortly after, Mustard spotted Shadow Herobrine, who had just defeated his yellow golem. Noticing him, Shadow Herobrine lunged at him, but he enderpearled away and began taunting him so his two golems could prepare for sneak attacks. After the taunt, Hot Dog smashed himself on Shadow Herobrine, but he was able to dodge and counter the attack, with Hot Dog jumped away and webbed on a tree. Blueberry then attacked Herobrine from behind but was unable to land even a single hit on him. Hot dog then rushed towards Shadow Herobrine and attempted to punch him, only to punch his floating arcane obsidian rod instead. With the attack blocked, Shadow Herobrine shot an arcane obsidian clusters towards Hot Dog, which he was able to jump away.

After a standoff, Mustard commanded Blueberry and Hot Dog to attack Shadow Herobrine, leaving Mustard defenseless. A very moment before the two golems could strike him however, he lunged towards Mustard. At first, he screamed in fear, but his scream changed to a menacing one, as Doug suddenly burst out from the ground and knocked Shadow Herobrine back to the two golems, of whom were able to land two strikes on him.

The fight continued for quite some time until Shadow Herobrine ran into a nearby forest, with Hot Dog and Blueberry followed him from behind. Irritated, Mustard pulled out a red ender eye, commanding the Corrupted Iron Golem to drag Shadow Herobrine out of the forest. Eventually, the Corrupted Golem did so and causing Herobrine to land back to where Mustard was, with the Corrupted Iron Golem and Hot Dog following shortly after. Mustard then began telling Shadow Herobrine that he is destined to fail and recounted about how Notch gave him the mission to get rid of him. After the storytelling, Mustard created two more golems and ordered them to mess Shadow Herobrine up. Suddenly, several manipulated weapons appeared from behind the hill and began attacking Hot Dog and the Corrupted Golem, which successfully killed Hot Dog but were unsuccessful on killing the corrupted golem as he either ender pearled or used a teleportation ability to get away. Upon Null’s revelation atop the hill, Mustard was shocked, but flattered to see that another skilled vessel had came after him.

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Mustard commanded Corrupted Golem and the Blue Golem to kill them quickly, and they began attacking Shadow Herobrine and Null. Witnessing their skills together, Mustard was concerned on his resources to summon golems and so decided to do a “strategic retreat”, fleeing with two of his golems, leaving Corrupted Golem and Blue Golem behind to fight Shadow Herobrine and Null. As he and his golems arrived in a forest, he told the two to move on the trees as they are too large to move fast throughout the forest. On his run through the forest, he created more golems and had them spread out to defend him as there were many zombies in the area working for the Herobrine Forces. As the zombies became overwhelmed overtime, Mustard began to think that he was safe, only to notice that several zombies were running in the area that he was hiding at. Realizing many his golems were eradicated one-by-one by Null, he rushed to meet up with one of his remaining golems named Mango Delight who was in the northern area of the forest edge, but he was defeated before Mustard could meet up with him. The remaining zombies run at Mustard, but suddenly, Joe the Pufferfish appeared, eliminating the zombies and saving him.

    Joe shrank down and began to introduce himself, however, Mustard was still traumatized by what he saw, ignoring him and asked where the "big scary monster" went. Joe replied that that he is nothing but a cute adorable pufferfish. Mustard then complimented him by stating that he is really strong and asked if he wanted to work with him, offering whatever he wanted. Joe refused as he would never work for a bad guy and instead wanted to capture him so he could move up the rankings of the United Mob Association. Mustard then asked what his criteria for being a bad guy. At this, Joe replied that Mustard talks funnily and smells weird, and anyone who doesn't agree with him is a bad guy. Mustard countered him, stating that Joe is actually the bad guy for uttering all that, with Joe replying that he knows what is right and told him to stop arguing with him and trying to confuse him. Suddenly, Shadow Herobrine appeared from behind Joe, telling Mustard that he would get him. Mustard, shocked, promised Joe that he can take him prisoner if he protected him from Herobrine and said that he was the real bad guy.

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Joe then began rambling at Shadow Herobrine, who ignored Joe’s existence and stayed focused on Mustard. Shadow Herobrine shot his arcane obsidian beam at Mustard right away, which was easily destroyed by an inflated Joe, who then headbutted Shadow Herobrine away. He then launched himself up into a tree and was attacked by the Corrupted Golem shortly after. Joe decided to watch the ferocious duel and not interfering, while Mustard seized the opportunity to flee. While he was retreating, Null attacked him with his manipulated tools, forcing Mustard to sprout three defensive golem arms from his back, which deflected the weapons away.

Null, with his manipulated tools surrounding him and his left hand pointing at him, asked Mustard where he was running off to and why did he resist them since he knew that they will win. Mustard countered him, exclaiming that he kept playing those games, but he saw right through him. Right after, iron blocks, a pumpkin, and a destruction eye fly out of Mustard's hand and construct into the Fire Golem, who abruptly slapped Null away. A moment later, Mustard yelled that he will not be defeated and slammed his hand on the ground, causing three destruction eyes to fly out towards the Corrupted Golem, to which **upgraded** the Golem immensely.

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[[File:Mustard vs Null.gif|thumb|Mustard defending himself by Golem Arms and attacking Null
His duel against Null raged on, with him launching weapons at Mustard, only to be easily deflected by his golem arms. Mustard then utilized his golem arms to launch himself towards Null and then counterattacked by swirling his golem arms, landing several hits on the vessel. To finish him off, Mustard performed the Golem Squash move, which successfully immobilized him. With him and his weapons immobilized, Mustard told him that the evil can only exist if the good do nothing, adding that he is not like that as he will stand up against them to stop them. He then gave him a speech that a true king is not the one with the most servants, but the one who served the most is, thus, the greatest among them were servants. Upon hearing this, Null refused his words and assumed Mustard had truly gone crazy. Eventually, Mustard led Null to his demise, revealing the possessed player he once was.

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After the intense battle, Mustard moved to a savanna biome, carrying the Corrupted Golem’s dead body with him, likely about to repair him. He began laughing while two of his Obelisk Golems were quietly on watch. He wondered how they could decide what is right and wrong if everyone had their own criteria, story, and reason, questioning to himself that is it possible to hate another if he deeply understood him and knew his story. He finally concluded that such perfect wisdom is not meant for mere mortals.