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The Prisoners

**The Prisoners** are a group of characters from the first chapter of the audio-fiction series, *The Sounds of Nightmares*. They are humanoid beings and creatures held prisoner in The Stone Giant.

## Appearance

The first prisoner Noone encounters is the most detailed, described as having a frail body bound in chains. Their body gave off an awful smell, like bad sausages. The remaining prisoners could not be identified, only their limbs could be seen sticking out from metal bars.

## *The Sounds of Nightmares*

### *The Workers in the Walls*

Noone described seeing the first prisoner in a room via a crack in the stone. He was slumped against a wall in a room with chains all over the floor with pained cries coming through it. In the room, there were three nun-like dresses freshly pressed hanging by a bed. Suddenly; the frail man made the chains jangle as his body slumped against the wall, breathing hard. Noone remembered him having an awful smell, comparing the smell to a sausage that has gone bad. When asked to clarify by Otto, Noone said that it wasn't his breath that smelled bad, but his entire body.

At the end of the chapter, when arriving in a courtyard, Noone described staring up at the circular walls hearing agonizing screams. She realized that they were coming from millions of other prisoners, whose hands and limbs could be seen sticking out of metal bars, all trying to break free.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yx8tQfbt4Q&t=1420

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
Monster Baby

**Monster Baby** will be the first antagonist encountered in *Little Nightmares III*. She is responsible for the deaths of the former dwellers of the Necropolis, in which she will also be the main antagonist of said chapter.

## Appearance

Monster Baby seems to be a giant humanoid baby doll who wears baby accessories such as a dress with frills. Her head seems to be made out of porcelain material with one eye partially closed while the other is wide open and used to project her petrifying light. Her hair is ripped with little bits of it poking out.

## Personality

As stated in her description, she seems to be extremely curious. Her atrocious actions may not be out of malice, but simply because of her innocence typical of a child, as she may not be totally aware of what she’s doing.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Large Size**: Monster Baby towers at incredible height and size, larger than any other enemy seen the franchise.
* **Immense Strength**: Monster Baby possesses a great amount of strength, able to break through buildings and tear away obstacles.
* **Petrifying Light**: Her right eye is able to shine a light that can turn living beings to stone after enough exposure, similar to the Eyes in the Maw and the Nest.

## Trivia

* The concept of a giant baby enemy was first seen in concept art for *Little Nightmares II*. This baby was seen standing in the ruins of The Pale City.
	+ It was scrapped due to time consumption and the age rating restrictions.*[citation needed]*
* Gameplay footage shows Monster Baby peeking through an eye-shaped hole in a wall and shining her light through, looking for the protagonists. This is likely referencing similar puzzles from previous games.
* Monster Baby is by far the largest free-roaming antagonist seen in the franchise thus far.
	+ Excluding living structures like the Signal Tower, this is the first character in the series to be able to tower over buildings.
* Similarly to the Bullies from *Little Nightmares II*, Monster Baby appears to be made of porcelain.
* In the pre-alpha gameplay, a giant pacifier belonging to Monster Baby could be seen hanging from a plank of wood shortly after Low and Alone entered the Necropolis.
	+ She also appears to be holding a giant rattle in the poster for *Little Nightmares III*.

## References

1. ↑ Bandai Namco–*Little Nightmares III* overview
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Little Nightmares III Will Have A Friend Pass, Says Producer Coralie Feniello

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
Low

## Voice Clips

TBA

**Low** is one of the two protagonists of *Little Nightmares III*, the second being Alone.

## Appearance

Low is a short and scrawny dark-skinned boy whose upper face is hidden by a white raven mask, with the left eye hole smaller than the other. He has a dark brown afro styled with wicks. He wears a tattered tan short-sleeve shirt and tattered dark grey shorts with a brown rope for a belt. He wears a white fingerless glove on his left hand, with the sleeve extending up his arm, and adorns a dark blue cape that reaches the end of his shorts. His feet are bare, save for a beaded neon red and blue bracelet around his right ankle.

Low carries an umbrella seemingly made from crow feathers, along with a bow and arrows he uses as a weapon and tool to assist him in his journey.

## Background

Low has lived in the Spiral for many years, never losing hope in finding a way home.

## Personality

All that is currently known is that Low never gives up and wants to escape the Nowhere with Alone. He also seems to care about Alone, as shown when he checks to see if she's alright before helping her to her feet after she crashed through a mirror. Low is also said to be "obsessed with reaching a mythical place, where he believes he will find a gateway leading home."

## Mechanics

It seems this character, along with Alone, has standard abilities similar to other protagonists, but also has the ability to use umbrellas made from crow feathers. Unlike Alone, Low has a bow and arrows to use as both a weapon and a tool.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Mirror Transportation**: Much like Mono, Low can travel long distances, however instead of doing this using TVs, Low uses mirrors.
* **Weapon Skills**: Unlike most of the other characters in the series, Low has his own personal weapon that he can use to defend himself and for solving puzzles. This aforementioned weapon takes the form of a bow and arrows.

## Trivia

* Low is the second playable character in the series to have their face covered by an object, the first being Mono.
* Gameplay footage shows that Low shares voice clips from both Mono and Six. It is currently unknown if this is a placeholder or not.
* In trailers, gameplay, and screenshots, Low can sometimes be seen looking at a piece of paper, possibly a map.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/little-nightmares/little-nightmares-iii
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 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
The Villagers

**The Villagers** (unofficial name) are a group of people that were seen in Issue #1 of the *Little Nightmares* comic series by Titan Comics.

## Appearances

These characters are only seen briefly via silhouettes. They appear to be humanoids carrying pitchforks and torches.

## *Little Nightmares*

The story begins by describing that a young boy, his sister, and all of the other children of their village wore charms to protect themselves from the North Wind. One winter, they didn't work, and their village was destroyed.

After this, the children are seen being chased out of another village by these characters, holding weapons. Their village appeared to be in ruins, presumably having been destroyed by the North Wind in search for the children.

## Trivia

* The Villagers are an anomaly in the *Little Nightmares* universe, as they appear to be adult humans rather than Residents. Unlike most humanoids in the series, they have a neutral stance to children, only chasing a pair out of their village when they were the cause of its destruction. These characters appear to fend off children in a more civil manner by using tools, rather than capturing them or eating them.
	+ These are the only non-Resident humans to be known to exist in The Nowhere.

## 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
Little Nightmares. Issue 2

**Issue 2** is a comic written by John Shackleford and illustrated by Nelson Pereira, released on July 26, 2017. It is the second graphic novel of the *Little Nightmares* comic series by Titan Comics.

## Plot

Six again comes to the children by the fire, this time taking with her the found music box. The children were delighted with the find, but one of the girls, seeing a mirror in the box, breaks it. The girl explains her behavior by fear of mirrors, because once she and her friends were captured by a monster living in mirrors when they visited his house out of childish curiosity. Unable to escape, the children lure the monster through one of the mirrors, supposedly killing it by breaking the mirror, but after that the girl was distorted, becoming hunchback and bony. This is how the Ferryman finds her and sends her to the Maw, where since then the girl has no longer looked in the mirrors.

## Characters

* Six
* The Guests (cover)
* The Boy in Green
* The Refugee Boy
* The Long-Haired Girl
* The Humpback Girl
* Leeches
* The Boy who got Tall
* The Boy who got Forked
* The Boy who got Strong
* A kitten (hypothetical)
* Small insects (hypothetical)
* Children (hypothetical)
* The Mirror Monster
* The Ferryman
* The North Wind
* The Lady

## Trivia

* When the Ferryman walks with the Humpback Girl in the rain, not far from them you can see the North Wind and a character wearing a coat. This could be the comics design choice, as we could think that the Ferryman might have the ability to teleport.

## Gallery

### In-comic

#### Little Nightmares

Music box.Children notice the magical properties of mirrors.The boy examines his distorted reflection.The boy sees himself as split.The monster from the mirror absorbs the boy.Six looking back.
The Television with an Eye

**The Television with an Eye** (unofficial name) is an enemy that originally appeared in *Little Nightmares II*, it was supposed to appear in the Pale City, but was scrapped.

## Appearance

The Television with an Eye is a giant eye that is connected to a beige blob of flesh. This eye is encased within a brown television.

## *Secrets of the Maw*

The closest this character gets to an official appearance is in the *Secrets of the Maw* DLC. Using the flashlight, The Television with an Eye is seen having been drawn in black on one of the steel walls. In this depiction, it had an antenna, unlike the version that is found in the files.

In addition, this room is filled with TVs. One TV has an eye drawing taped to its screen.

## *Little Nightmares II*

While it never made an official debut, this character's battle scene was still produced and can be found in the game's files.

The battle sequence is very similar to that of the Eyes from *Little Nightmares*. The TV sat in the back of a room while Mono and Six crept behind the room's furniture, avoiding it's gaze. This character would flicker in and out of static.

## Trivia

* During its battle, a figure that is presumably the Thin Man can be seen standing next to it.
* It seems that The Television with an Eye was cut late in development as it had a sticker of itself produced in the collector's edition.
* Bandai Namco Entertainment released a tweet that briefly showcased the enemy's model.
* The eye of the Television, resembles the various eyes of the Flesh Walls.

## References

1. ↑ An official source that states the name hasn't been found yet.
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/BandaiNamcoUS/status/1361027402999214080

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
Beetles

**Beetles** will be the first minor enemies encountered in *Little Nightmares III*. They will be encountered in The Necropolis chapter and will be the main antagonistic faction of said chapter.

## Appearances

Beetles appear to be oversized rhinoceros beetles, particularly Hercules beetles based on the appearances of jaw-like horns and brownish-yellow elytras.

## Strategy

Beetles attack by flying in the air and attempting to land on the protagonists. In order to defeat them, Low must shoot them out of the air with his bow. After doing this, Alone will need to finish them off with her wrench. If she fails, the beetle will get back up and continue its attack.

## Trivia

* The beetles appear to be based on the cut moths enemies from *Little Nightmares II*.
* The many small, spherical objects seen throughout the Necropolis could possibly be their eggs.

## Gallery

### Steam screenshots

Seen on the bottom left-hand side of the screen.
### Pre-Launch images

A dead beetle with flies buzzing around it.A couple of dead beetles.Monster Baby reaching for a beetle.Low fighting off a beetle.
## References

1. ↑ Little Nightmares III – Bandai Namco Entertainment
2. ↑ Little Nightmares III Will Have A Friend Pass, Says Producer Coralie Feniello

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 Shoe Monster

**The Shoe Monster** (unofficial name) is a minor antagonist encountered briefly in The Lair chapter in *Little Nightmares*. While its physical appearance is unknown, it gives away its presence by tossing various shoes as it moves forward.

## *Little Nightmares*

Having escaped from the Janitor in the Lair through the ventilation, Six finds herself in the home of the Shoe Monster, filled with a huge pile of shoes. To get to the exit, Six must go through the shoe pile while avoiding getting caught by the unseen Monster.

## *Secrets of the Maw*

In the Hideaway, the Runaway Kid can find an Easter egg to the Shoe Monster. In the coal room, where the Nomes carry coal on mines, if you go up the ladder and to the left through a door, you can find an eye-camera through which the Runaway Kid can see Six moving through the shoe pile.

## Strategy

The Shoe Monster will begin pursuing Six moments after she dives hip deep into the pile of shoes found in the Lair. It moves in a straight line heading for her current position and will follow her every movement. Six cannot run through the pile of shoes, and if the monster manages to catch up to her, it will pull her underneath, presumably devouring her.

To avoid this fate, Six must make her way from one briefcase to another. By climbing atop one of them, Six will now be out of the Shoe Monster's reach. The monster in turn will collide with the briefcase and cease its activity. Six can use this opportunity to locate the next closet briefcase. She must take a running jump to gain enough distance from the Shoe Monster who will resume its pursuit momentarily. Once Six reaches the last briefcase which leads to a door, she will be safe from the Shoe Monster who will not leave the pile.

## Trivia

* The Shoe Monster's name was confirmed in the game files from The Residence DLC.*[citation needed]*
* The Shoe Monster, in many ways, is similar to the Dump 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 either 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.

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 Dwellers

**The Dwellers** are a group of background characters from *Little Nightmares III*. They were the former inhabitants of the Necropolis before it was rampaged by Monster Baby, who turned many of them into stone.

## Appearance

The Dwellers appear to be an entirely deceased species of giant humanoids. Some Dwellers appear to have been turned to stone with chunks of their bodies missing. Dwellers that have been turned to stone appear to be middle aged and bald. They often appear to be wearing long scarves and skirts. Dwellers that have been turned to stone often appear to be cowering in fear, covering parts of their bodies in an attempt to protect themselves. Some Dwellers also appear as corpses wrapped in bags and tied with rope.

## Trivia

* An arm sticking out from underneath the rubble reveals some inhabitants managed to avoid being turned to stone, but met a tragic end nonetheless as Monster Baby continued to destroy their homes, with them still inside.

## Gallery

### Models and pre-launch images

A Dweller being held by Monster Baby.A Dweller's head on the floor.A crow standing on a Dweller.Two Dwellers with some physical damage.A Dweller holding the top of their head.A Dweller about to be grabbed by Monster Baby.A Dweller in a room where Monster Baby peeks through a hole.An alley full of Dwellers.

## References

1. ↑ Little Nightmares III Will Have A Friend Pass, Says Producer Coralie Feniello

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 Guests' City

**The Guests' City** (unofficial name) is a city that appears in Issue #1 of the *Little Nightmares* comic series by Titan Comics. It is home to the Guests that visit the Maw in *Little Nightmares*. Six passed through this city on her way to the Maw.

## Description

The city appears to be very similar to the Pale City, with thin and tall buildings that appear to be falling apart. The streets appear to be filled with the Guest characters, many of them carrying brief cases. The sidewalks appear to be just big enough for the guests to fit on, causing Six to have to walk in the street. The streets appear to be strung with lampposts. The clouds in the city can be seen passing through the buildings.

## Trivia

* After the Pale City, the Guests' City is the last known location for Six to have been before she was brought to the Maw by the Ferryman.
	+ This might imply that the two cities are in close proximity to one another.
* It was revealed in *The Sounds of Nightmares* that the Guests are not the only bloated Residents, other examples being The Bathers, The Carnival People, and The Fairgoers. This might imply that the city is not exclusively populated by the bloated Residents that visited the Maw.

## Gallery

Six walking through the city.Six being spotted by the Ferryman.
## References

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

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
The Hunter's Victims

**The Hunter's Victims** (unofficial name) are people who have fallen dead to the hands of the Hunter. Some of them are either rotten corpses found throughout the Wilderness or effigies that are stuffed and placed around the cabin by the Hunter. This page will only document the humanoids, and not his animal victims.

## Appearance

The Hunter's Victims all appear to be humanoids that at some point fell victim to the hunter. Victims located in the woods appear to be abandoned corpses that have hordes of flies buzzing around their dead bodies. Inside of the cabin, a total of four victims can be seen having become taxidermy-dolls with stuffing sticking out of their bodies.

## *Little Nightmares II*

While Mono is traveling through The Wilderness, he will first pass a sack hung up in the tree with limbs hanging out of it. The bodies are being swarmed by flies.

Later, after crawling through a cave, one can be found buried with a shovel on top of them with a Glitching Remain standing over them.

After entering the cabin, Mono will find a table with three stuffed humanoids made to look like they were eating dinner.

In the attic, Mono will come across many sacks with what can be assumed to be bodies inside. In addition, there is an old lady holding onto a lever, and Mono will need to pull her arm off in order to retrieve it.

## List of notable victims

***Note that this list only include humans and Residents. You may also be looking for Animals.***

## Trivia

* The majority of the Hunter's victims all appear to be, presumably, Viewers that were unaffected by The Transmission.
	+ The Hunter additionally captures children as evident by capturing and imprisoning Six in his basement as well as the girl with a sou'wester which can be found in a trap, deceased, in the farther regions of the Wilderness. However, unlike his larger victims, there are no bodies of children within his cabin, but is willing to keep children, such as Six, alive once caught. What he does with the children remains unknown.
* Initially, the Hunter's house was supposed to have many more stuffed people. Some of which were supposed to lie near one of the exits from the hut, while others were most likely ordinary children.
* Six is the only known character to have avoided becoming one of the Hunter's victims after being captured by him.
* What appears to be the boy with stuffing coming out of his eye is seen on a missing poster in The Pale City.

## 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 Bandaged Kid

**The Bandaged Kid** (unofficial name) is a character from the first issue of the 2017 *Little Nightmares* comic series.

## Appearance

The Bandaged Kid is short. They wear a beige cloak, and their head and legs are wrapped in bandages, because of which only their eyes are visible.

## *Little Nightmares* (2017 comic series)

Like other children around the campfire, the Bandaged Kid appeared at the very beginning of the comic. They play a small and unfortunate role near the middle of the comic: when a leech attacks the children around the fire, the Bandaged Kid doesn't have time to escape. They are consumed and presumably killed.

## Trivia

* This is the second child in the entire franchise whose face is hidden, but their eyes are visible. The other is the Humpback Girl.
* One of the exclusive hats that Mono can find in the Hospital of *Little Nightmares II* is a bandage that completely surrounds his head except for the eyes, very similar to the one this character wears.

## Gallery

### In-comic

#### *Little Nightmares*

Sitting amongst the other kids at the bonfire.Introducing Six to the fire.Leech swallows the Bandaged Kid.
## 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
Little Nightmares Comics. Episode 1

**Episode 1** is the first episode of *Little Nightmares Comics*. It was published in January 13, 2021.

## Plot

The story begins with Six running through the Wilderness, trying to escape the Hunter pursuing her. After finding cover, she attempts to elude him by throwing a pebble in a different direction. This proves successful as the Hunter turns and fires his shotgun in the direction the pebble caused noise, which grants Six enough time to duck into a small tunnel under a tree and make a quick escape.

After having crawled to the other side, Six prepares to venture off further, when she stops and notices a boy with a paper bag on his head sitting on a tree branch in the moonlight, who turns and notices Six. The children regard each other for a while. However, it isn't long before the Hunter steps in front of Six, blocking the kid from sight. The comic ends with the beam of the Hunter's lantern shining into Six's face and the Hunter presumably taking her hostage, foreshadowing the beginning of *Little Nightmares II*.

## Characters

* Six
* The Hunter
* Mono

## Trivia

* This is the first comic of the *Little Nightmares* series since the cancellation of the original comics.
* The comic takes places presumably a month before the events of *Little Nightmares II*, given the number of marks indicating past days in the room where the Hunter locked Six.
* This shows how Six ended up being taken by the Hunter.
* It is revealed that Mono and Six have "met" before the former finds her in the Hunter's basement.
* This is the only comic to have three parts, as the rest only have two.

## Gallery

### In-comic

#### Little Nightmares Comics

Six running from the Hunter.Six spots Mono on a tree.Mono notices Six.The Hunter about to capture Six.
The Hands in the Pipe

**The Hands in the Pipe** (unofficial name) are/is an enemy that was seen in the announcement trailer for *Little Nightmares III*.

## Appearance

The Hands in the Pipe are either a single being with at least five bony, pale-skinned humanoid hands, or multiple smaller beings with humanoid hands. Arms can faintly be seen in the pipe they emerge from. Each finger sports a purple nail.

## Gallery

### Pre-launch images

Reaching out from inside of a pipe and grading its edge one by one behind Low and Alone in the announcement trailer.
## 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
Titan Comics

***Titan Comics*** is a comic-publishing company responsible for creating the 2017 *Little Nightmares* comic series.

## History

On May 31, 2017, *Little Nightmares* Vol. 1 was published. It was written by John Sheckelford, and illustrated by Aaron Alexovich and Thiago Ribeiro.

Almost two months later, on July 26, 2017, *Little Nightmares* Vol. 2 was published. It was written by John Sheckelford, Aaron Alexovich, and Dave Santana. It was illustrated by Nelson Pereira and Thiago Ribeiro.

## Trivia

* The plots of these comics were written by Alex Paknadel and Dan Watters.
Achievements

**Achievements** give the player alternate tasks to accomplish before the games are truly complete. This page lists these trophies, their descriptions, how to get them, and their classifications across the Steam, Playstation, and Xbox editions.

## *Little Nightmares II*

### Collectible related

**\*Note:** The hat achievements don't require the pre-order or DLC hats (Mokujin Mask and Nomes' Hat).

## Trivia

* For achieving the 'Rascal' achievement, the player will be awarded with a porcelain mask that can be worn by Six or the Runaway Kid.
* Each chapter in *Little Nightmares II* excluding The Transmission chapter has an achievement that requires the player to do an activity while wearing a specific hat.
The Fun Fair

**The Fun Fair** is one of the areas Low and Alone will pass through in *Little Nightmares III*.

## Description

As its name suggests, it is a fun fair, filled with stalls and stands alike and wagons, with the Fairgoers crowding the grounds of the establishment. Poles are constructed around the fair, decorated with hanging props and connected with bright string lights. The fair itself is littered with snacks all over the floor. The fair seems to host a ferris wheel and a big top.

## Trivia

* The duck mascot seen in one of the screenshots appears as a toy in several locations in *Little Nightmares II*.
* In *The Sounds of Nightmares* Chapter 4, Noone's nightmare takes place in a location similar to the Fun Fair.

## Gallery

### Pre-launch images

Low and Alone sneaking past the FairgoersA top view of the Fairgoers.Low and Alone pulling off a plank from a cart.

## References

1. ↑ Bandai Namco–*Little Nightmares III* overview

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
The Carnival People

**The Carnival People** are characters that appear in the fourth chapter of *The Sounds of Nightmares*. They are a crowd of monstrous disfigured humanoids that attended the Performing Children's show in the Big Top tent.

## Appearances

The Carnival People are described as being the wrong shape, with faces like bad drawing come to life. Their plump bodies filled the entire seats, all the while crushing and spilling into one another.

## *The Sounds of Nightmares*

### *Two of a Kind*

Moments before the performance began in the Big Top tent, Noone describes seeing a large crowd pour into the room, horrified by their monstrous and abnormal appearance. One of them sat down in a seat to her left and began eating a candy apple that stank horribly, with a center that was mushy and raw. She witnessed them sitting down in seats too big for them, each stuffing their faces with rancid snacks.

During the show, the crowd appeared to be very pleased with the various acts put on by the Performing Children, cheering and clapping as the show went on. Near the final act, the crowd cheered as they watched Rusty make it across the rope, and continued cheering as he climbed to the top of the tent, where the Dummy awaited.

## Trivia

* The Carnival People are very similar to that of the Guests and the Bathers. All of these characters are bloated and disfigured groups of monstrous humanoids only seen indulging themselves in the locations that they are present.
* It is unknown if these characters have any connection to the Fairgoers, as they both share similar locations and physical descriptions.
* In the episode *The Lonely Way*, Noone mentions how the Puppet is dressed like the Carnival People.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtXkDlAh47Y&t=714

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 who got Strong

**The Boy Who Got Strong** (unofficial name) was one of the children who entered the Abandoned House in Issue #2 of the 2017 *Little Nightmares* comic series.

## Appearance

The boy who got strong appears to have a light complexion, green hoodie, grey shirt, and tan jeans. After being distorted by the mirror, he becomes big and bulky, standing out amongst other of the children in the *Little Nightmares* universe.

## Personality

Just like the other children who entered the house, he appears to have a childish curiosity without minding the risks and consequences.

As seen from his wish, he is arrogant and always tries to stand out as the strongest and best amongst other children, as well as trying to tease others.

## *Little Nightmares*

He was one of the children who entered a derelict house with other two boys and the Humpback Girl. His desire as a strong person was to carry heavy things, build a real "sand" castle on the beach, and tease other children while sitting on the top of it.

After being distorted into a bulky-looking person, the Mirror Monster snatched him with his tentacle, bringing him into the mirror. The boy remains trapped within the mirror even after the Mirror Monster's supposed defeat.

Ever since then, his fate is left unknown.

## Gallery

### In-comic

#### *Little Nightmares*

The boy and others entering a mansion.He and his friends inside of the mansion.Him and the other children drapes off of mirrors after the girl told them not to.The boy fantasizing about being strong.The strong boy in the background of the forked child's fantasy.The children now being transformed.The Monster swallowing the boy.
## 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
Bandai Namco Entertainment

***Bandai Namco Entertainment***, or simply ***Bandai Namco***, is a video game publishing company based in Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Bandai Namco Entertainment is responsible for publishing all current *Little Nightmares* games as well as their DLCs.

## Overview

Bandai Namco was formed on March 21, 2006. Bandai Namco is known for having published several multi-million dollar games, such as *Pac-Man* and *Dark Souls*.

## History with the *Little Nightmares* franchise

In 2017, Bandai Namco worked with Tarsier Studios to publish the first *Little Nightmares* game in the series. They would also go on to publish the *Secrets of the Maw* DLC.

In May of 2019, Bandai Namco partnered with Alike Studio to produce the mobile game *Very Little Nightmares*.

In early 2021, Bandai Namco partnered with Plastiek in order to produce the *Little Nightmares Comics* app, which consists of six different episodes.

In 2021, Bandai Namco once again partnered with Tarsier Studios and published *Little Nightmares II*. They also published *The Nome's Attic* DLC.

In 2023, Bandai Namco partnered with Supermassive Games and is now producing *Little Nightmares III*. The game is planned to release in 2024.

## Promotion

Bandai Namco has published many pieces of product merchandise for the series, such as shirts, jackets, hats, toys, and console-related paraphernalia. Some *Little Nightmares*-related products are promoted by Bandai's ***EP!C Rewards Club***.

Bandai also promotes updates on the series via social media, amongst other games that they publish.

In 2017, Bandai produced a series of paper-crafts in order to promote the first game, which were accompanied by their own stories posted to their official *YouTube*.

## Trivia

* Shortly after the release of *Little Nightmares II*, Tarsier Studios announced that they would be stepping down from producing games for the series. After disgruntled fans took to *Twitter* to voice their disappointment, the official *Little Nightmares* account responded by hinting that this would not be the end of the series. In August of 2023, *Little Nightmares III* was announced, confirming Bandai Namco is continuing the series without Tarsier.

## References

1. ↑ Wikipedia – Bandai Namco Entertainment
2. ↑ IGN – Little Nightmares Series Could Be Over as Studio Focuses on Creating New IP
3. ↑ Twitter – @LittleNights response to @wilfricastillo3
The Fairgoers

Seen from an aerial perspective in the announcement trailer.

**The** **Fairgoers** (unofficial name) are a group of Residents that were seen in the trailer for the upcoming *Little Nightmares III* game.

## Appearance

The Fairgoers appear similar to the Guests seen on The Maw in the first game, with big round heads, stout bodies, and stubby limbs wrapped in ill-fitted clothing, though they appear to be more muscular rather than simply obese. Thus far they all appear to be male, with swollen, flabby faces and rough chalky skin. A couple of Fairgoers appear to have bulging tumor-like growths on one side of their face, and all of them have thin, dark brown hair, half of which are balding on top. Their fingers are wrinkled and sausage-like. They wear simple clothes typical of carnival workers, plain white shirts with overalls or vests, though a couple of them appear to wear thick brown overcoats, seeming to act as security.

## Gallery

### Pre-launch images

Low and Alone seen sneaking past the Fairgoers in the announcement trailer.
### Steam screenshots

The Fairgoers in the background below.What appears to be the arm of a Fairgoer sticking out of a pile of candy (right side).
## 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 Mail Recipient

**The Mail Recipient** (unofficial name) is a minor character that appears briefly under certain circumstances in *Little Nightmares II*.

## Appearance

They have pale humanoid hands and dirty sleeves. The fingers appear to be skinny and long, resembling the Janitor's. They have a pair of legs that aren't visible in the main game. One is bending down, while the other is broken and laying on it's side.

## *Little Nightmares II*

If Mono puts on the postman hat, after landing into a dumps area through a garbage chute in one of the Pale City's apartment, go to the right and open a briefcase. There will be a package with an Eye symbol on it. Take it to the far left in front of an apartment door. The resident will come and collect the package by using one hand to open the mail slot and the other to collect the package. They then leave with the package.

## Theories

* Although the identity of the Mail Recipient remains unknown, they are not heavily afflicted by the televisions of the Pale City as the Viewers are, and are instead focused on their duties within the mailroom, similarly to how Residents like the Doctor and the Teacher are primarily occupied within their own facilities in the Pale City.

## Trivia

* Discovering this character will earn the player the "Post Industrial" achievement.
* The Mail Recipient is a retextured version of Monster Six's model.
	+ Her model's deformed legs can still be seen outside of the map.

## Gallery

### Models

The Mail Recipient's model outside of the map.A close-up of the Mail Recipient's legs.
## 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
Little Nightmares II (soundtrack)

The soundtrack for *Little Nightmares II* 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 soundtracks *The Man in the Hat* and *Signal Interference* were remixed for being the music of the gameplay trailer.
* The *Lost in Transmission* soundtrack title is used as a title for the 4th trailer of the game.
* A sped up version of the tune from *Playtime* plays at the beginning of *End of the Hall*.
* The version of the soundtrack *Ruins of a Sad Apartment* in the bonus tracks is slightly different from it's in-game counterpart.
* The soundtrack *The Nome in the Attic* and the *Little Nightmares* DLC soundtrack *Nothing but a Nome* could be inspired by *Domino* by Aphex Twin.
* Several tracks are used in the *Little Nightmares Comics* and *The Sounds of Nightmares*.

## Gallery

### Promotional Images

Another version of the soundtrack cover.*Little Nightmares II* OST promotional image.Promotional image for the bonus tracks.Promotional image for the *Little Nightmares II* Official Soundtrack.
Alike Studio

**Alike Studio** is a video game developing company based in Barcelona, Spain. They are responsible for *Very Little Nightmares*.

## Background

Alike Studio is a game development company that creates 2D adventure platforming games. According to their official website, they specialize in crating "colorful cute characters in immersive worlds." In addition, they detail how their team has years of experience in game development, graphic design, and animation.

## Games

 2018
 2019
 2020
The Toddler

**The Toddler** (unofficial name) is a character from Episode 2 of *Little Nightmares Comics*.

## Appearance

The Toddler is a young child wearing nothing but a cloth diaper and a blindfold wrapped around his head with a feather or leaf tucked into it. He carries a vermilion bindle that he rests on his shoulder. The Toddler appears quite a bit younger than other children seen so far in the *Little Nightmares* universe.

## Personality

The Toddler seems to have good survival instincts, as it is hinted that he has been surviving by himself for a while. He also appears to be naturally curious, investigating noises instead of pressing on.

## *Little Nightmares Comics*

The episode begins with the Toddler discovering an animal's burrow in the Wilderness. He climbs down into the burrow and finds a fresh corpse of a white animal. He is seen removing meat from its corpse and storing it in his knapsack. Then, as he begins to climb out of the burrow, several claws burst out of the earth and overwhelm the Toddler, dragging him deeper and deeper into the ground. The Toddler suddenly wakens with a startled gasp, revealing that it was all just a nightmare. Frightened by his dream, the Toddler flees the burrow quickly and comes to rest at a tree. However, a strange shriek draws his attention, and he follows the sound to an old outhouse. As he investigates the outhouse, one of the Televisions behind him suddenly activates, drawing the Toddler's attention. The Thin Man then appears in the screen, seemingly about to exit the television. Strangely, the Toddler slowly begins to remove the bandage from his eyes. Suddenly he screams and disappears, most likely being taken into the television by the Thin Man.

## Trivia

* The Toddler is the only character in the concept art of children who doesn't have a model of himself; on the contrary, he was replaced by a different child.

## Gallery

### In-comic

#### *Little Nightmares Comics*

The Toddler coming out of the Wilderness.The Toddler unpacking a dead wolf.The Toddler dreaming about being grabbed at.The Toddler awakening from his grabbing dream.Toddler approaching an outhouse.The Toddler noticing the light.The Toddler peeking at the light just before meeting his fate.
### Concept art

Mono and Six with the Toddler, the Girl with Braids, the Fat Kid, and the Ghost Child.
## 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 Burning Building

**The Burning Building** (unofficial name) is the main setting in Episode 6 of *Little Nightmares Comics* by Plastiek.

## Description

The building appears to be decaying and falling apart. When Mono first wakes up, we see that he was lying in a hole in the floorboards. We later see that the building appears to have boarded up windows along its walls. A group of children can be seen trying to free themselves form a large door that is chained up. Eventually, overhead sprinklers turn on to put out the fire occurring in the building.

When the tall figure begins kidnapping children, it is revealed that there is a second floor with a broken television, a window, a pile of cardboard boxes, and what appears to be a piece of furniture.

## Trivia

* Although all other locations form this comic series are located in the the Pale City, it is unknown whether or not this building is.
* This is the only unrecognized location that serves as a setting in the comic series.

## Gallery

### In-comic

Large locked door.Sprinklers.Upstairs TV.

## References

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

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
Tarsier Studios

**Tarsier Studios** is an independent development studio in Malmö, Sweden. Tarsier developed the 2017 game *Little Nightmares*, along with its 2021 prequel, *Little Nightmares II*. As of August 28, 2020, Tarsier Studios employs about 70 people.

## History

Tarsier Studios was founded in 2004 as Team Tarsier. Tarsier Studios changed its name in 2009 when the studio released its first two projects.

In 2010, Tarsier Studios signed an agreement to publish games with Sony Interactive Entertainment and Microsoft Windows, thus becoming their first studio.

In 2019, Embracer Group AB (formerly known as THQ Nordic AB) acquired the studio for $10.6 million. They will release internal projects with them, but *Little Nightmares II* will be released under copyright by Bandai Namco Entertainment.

Some days after the release of *Little Nightmares II*, Tarsier Studios no longer work under Bandai Namco. The series was handed over to Supermassive Games for *Little Nightmares III*.