Chomas

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Chomas is a character in the GCU representing the Chicago Bears. He is portrayed by Tom Grossi and is central to the plot of Season 2 (Coach). He is the embodiment of fear and seeks to control Tom (Coach) during coach and also appears in the Season 1 (NFC/AFC East Saga) at the end as he is the one controlling Rocky and in the NFC/AFC West Saga he was the one influencing Louis.

## Appearance

Chomas wears an orange polo shirt. In later seasons of Coach, Chomas wears a Bears jersey.

## Personality

Chomas is incredibly cruel and sadistic, mocking and tormenting Tom in his schemes to take control. He *loves* to play people as his pawns only to abandon them when their usefulness has expired. He is very smug when in control, but the moment he is on the verge of defeat, he will plead for mercy from his victims.

With that said, he does care deeply about Lommy. Upon hearing he escaped, his anger at being defeated quickly becomes panic and fear, demanding to know where he is since he fears Lommy getting killed.

## History

Chomas is the sole antagonist of Season 2. He spends the entire season mercilessly bullying and pursuing Tom, with the goal of putting Tom in the crawlspace. Through the season, especially episode 4 (The Interview), it is revealed that he is connected to the real Tom's life experiences, knowing things about Packast and being a teacher. At the end of season 2, Chomas unsuccessfully attempts to force Tom into the crawlspace and is eventually forced in himself by Tohm, Jr, and Tom, uniting together to defeat him.

Even though Chomas is mainly a Coach villain he plays small roles in the Season 1 (NFC/AFC East Saga) and NFC/AFC West Saga he can still be the one called the villain as controlled Rocky into killing Carl and influenced Louis into trying to kill everyone or winning it all as that would bring Louis to his side.

In Season 3 (Coach) Chomas returns in big ways to mess and control the characters of Tom's mind. First we see that years ago right after the 2019 season he gave Wildflower his sword (pointy stick) and says it can't hurt anyone. This is a trick as Wildflower cuts a tree down with it killing his parents. He is also shown to be a father figure to Lommy and a rival to Ambition. He then tries to get Springsteen to kill Bruce pretending to be Carl. He also tries to weaken Frederick. He is successful with Frederick but Frederick understands he won't measure up to Carl but he'll try his hardest. This also wakes up Frederick to the bigger picture. With Springsteen he almost gets him but Tohm and Wildflower get there first to get him in a trap. Tohm forces him to go to the void where he is stabbed by Tom. In his dying breath he tells Tom that he has set up the NFC & AFC West Saga.

For Season 4 (Coach), Chomas appears by waking up on a beach area that is presumed to be where characters in GCU go when they die or are taken there (such as Carl, Joe, Tohm). He finds Tohm there and asks how to get out, but Tohm does not answer and will not answer. In Episode 5, Captain Finn Oakley makes a deal with the Blood Demon to go to the beach in hopes to find Mack. Chomas runs into Captain Finn Oakley where the Captain reveals he didn't die and made a deal just in search for Mack. Chomas realized there was a way out and began trying to convince the Captain that Mack wasn't at the beach. Finn did find out that Mack is alive but got suspicious of how Chomas knew about him and Mack. Chomas revealed that he set the show up from the NFC/AFC West Saga and it was all fake. Finn decided that'd he let Chomas back into the real world, but the Blood Demon didn't allow it due to Tom choosing for Chomas to be sent to the beach. After some consulting, Chomas and the Blood Demon agreed on a deal that he would go back just for an hour in attempt to convince Tom to let Chomas stay. In Episode 6, Chomas begins torturing Tom and frightening him in the real world and in the end, he gets Tom to say "I need you".

## Trivia/Speculation

Chomas was considered to be the major antagonist since his GCU debut, however, it was revealed by Tom Grossi in a live stream that there is a “bigger big bad” who has been shown, but not seen since Coach Season 1, before Chomas’s debut.

Season 2 is very relatable, especially for those who have had issues with their mental health. The entire season is shown to be a complex metaphor for Tom's mind. It is likely that the rival teams (Vikings and Bears vs Packers) are used to display the real Tom's feeling towards these characters. Chomas represents fear and doubt, and it's very possible that the real Tom experienced these feelings when quitting teaching to take up Packast. The whole series is probably just Tom's very creative way of telling fans that he has struggled immensely in the past.

## Episode Appearances

* Coach Season 2: Episode 2: The Night
* Coach Season 2: Episode 3: The "Reunion"
* Coach Season 2: Episode 4: The Interview
* Coach Season 2: Episode 5: The Game
* Coach Season 2 Finale: The Switch
* The East Saga: The NFC & AFC East's Reaction to Week 13
* Coach Season 3 Premiere: The Change
* Coach Season 3: Episode 2: The Search
* Coach Season 3: Episode 3: The Fear
* Coach Season 3: Episode 5: The Trap
* Coach Season 3 Finale: The New Beginning
* Coach Season 4: Episode 5: The Plan
* Coach Season 4: Episode 6: The Nightmare
* Coach Season 4 Finale: The Choice
* Coach Season 5 Premiere: The Aftermath