The Voice From The Phone

*- The Voice greeting the protagonist.*

*- The Voice threatening the protagonist thus leaving him to die.*

*- The Voice showcasing his newly first killer animatronic to the protagonist.*

## Evil-Doer

(Player Determent; Failed in the good endings; Succeeded in the bad endings; Succeeded for Matthew Regardless of the endings)

### Crimes:

Mass Murder (Inc. Animal Murder & Murder By Proxy)
Theoricide
Domestic Abuse
Assault & Battery
Psychological & Physical Abuse
Psychological & Physical Torture
Stalking
Homicide
Genocide
Hate Crimes
Evidence Tampering
Manslaughter By Proxy
Destruction By Proxy
Breaking And Entering
Trespassing
Vandalism
Crimes Against Humanity
Vigilantism
Kidnapping
Hacking
Cheating
Conspiracy
Corruption
Blackmail
Sabotage
Theft
Harassment
Government Theft
Destruction Of Government Property

### Type of Villain:

Vengeful Sociopathic Mastermind

**The Voice From The Phone**, also known as **The Voice**, **Scott DJ** and **The Phone Guy**, is the main overarching antagonist of the survival-horror game *CASE: Animatronics* and acts as the overarching tritagonist in it's prequel *CASE: Animatronics 2*.

He's a psychotic, twisted, vengeful, and homicidal mastermind of a person who tortures, abuses and eventually murders all who have ever wronged him. He originally was hired as a respected pizzeria handyman and eventually after having a near-death experience and with his family dying, decided to use his skills to his criminal advantage, sending out his murderous robots to hunt people down. If needed to, he would also murder those by himself at the power of his very own hand, though this was very rare.

He is voiced by Aaron S. Norman in the official steam edition.

## Personality:

As said from the title of the page and in-game, he's a violent, psychotic, vengeful, careful, abusive person, voguing to murder all those who wronged and betrayed him. As he uses his robots to stalk, abuse and murder anyone he directly wants, even doing murders himself if necessary. Despite his chaotic and abusive manner, he's still smart and understanding when it comes to planning, only appearing in person when he absolutely knows when a person isn't going to survive. He also only ever sends his animatronics to someone when he truly wants to person gone for good.

## Biography:

Aside from his clear personality, most of his background is unknown, Even including his real appearance. Though with that being said, he does share some of his traumatic history. Mainly before the games events, his worked at an unknown pizzeria as a very well respected handyman who would construct the animatronics, he later met a girl named Emma and it was implied Emma fell in love with him and it's later implied she became his wife. Though one silent lonely night, he and Emma would have a traumatising argument with it implied having some domestic abuse thrown in into the mix. Following this event, a robber had broken in during their argument and he was injured horribly with his wife and child dying at the hands of the suspect, with the suspect getting away quickly. Supposedly, the Aurora Police Department did nothing much to stop this experience and thus he wanted "real" justice against them and those who betrayed him. From this, he had used his technology and handyman skills to craft and build his very own murderous animatronics who would do most of his assassinations for him, killing the suspect who had wronged him and among many others. It's later explained that the police officer who was in charge of incident and was the first to arrive at the scene, was John Bishop, A first time trainee police officer for the Aurora Police Department. Much Later, The Voice was injured and put in hospital care, with John breaking in and constantly asking The Voice about the suspects whereabouts. When The Voice had recovered, he later found out the the suspect was never found leaving him to absolute anger and empowerment, along with this, he decided to attempt to murder Bishop and all his friends and co-workers in plans for justice. It's also implied he had a huge part in Matthew and Jack Bishop's events from the prequel. During both the good endings and the bad endings from both games, it's implied The Voice had eventually ran off with important document files, which he had somehow blamed it on Bishop. Ultimately, it's possible he could return for another sequel, aside from this his true fate is unknown.

## Trivia:

* It is unknown if The Voice's surname being Scott DJ is either a self-proclaimed title or if DJ is his full surname.
* It's possible that The Voice is related to "UNKNOWN", the secondary antagonist from it's prequel CASE: Animatronics 2.