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The Nova Project

The Logo of the game.

The Nova Project is a game released by TheOtherGuy for the GMTK Game Jam 2019. It takes place on an unnamed space station under siege by a strange mutating plague capable of turning it's inhabitants into twisted crustacean beings.

Three days prior to the game's events, the station was struck by asteroids. While these asteroids aren't mentioned outside of the beginning of the game, they likely have something to do with the arrival of the plague.

The player takes the role of Company Employee 404, as they make their way through the infested station using both fight and flight.

The Nova Project is currently unfinished, but may be updated in future.

## Mechanics

The primary mechanic of The Nova Project is time. While outside of designated oxygenated areas, the player has exactly one minute to move around before receiving a game over thanks to their limited oxygen supply.

After meeting Dr. Ress and being given the secondary task of locating chemicals to synthesize a cure for the plague, the player is also given an extra 1-hour timer within which they must complete all objectives before they succumb to the infection. This timer is largely redundant however, as the game ends before the player could feasibly run it out in a normal playthrough thanks to it's unfinished nature.

## Enemies

Terri serves as a 'mini-boss' before the player's introduction to Dr. Ress.

## Notes

* Dr. Terri mentions a strange 'she', who informed him of why the mutants have appeared on the station. It is unclear who this 'she' is, as there are only two easily identifiable female characters on the station, JOY and the Researcher, and it is unlikely to be either of them.
* Company Employee 404's identification number may reference an 'HTTP 404 Error' in which a website URL cannot be located on the host server.
* After completing the game in it's unfinished state, the player receives a small message from TheOtherGuy, explaining why the game is ending, and giving some story hints. One of these hints suggests that The Infected are similar to the mutants who emerge from The Mist.
* In the game's logo, Nova is spelt as 'N.O.V.A'. It's unclear what N.O.V.A. is an acronym for.

## Bugs

* In certain areas enemies will respawn once killed. If the player encounters an enemy in the spot where they respawn, they may be immediately forced into fighting that enemy again.
* There is supposed to be a secret 'game over' event after the hour timer reaches 0. However, if the timer is allowed to reach 0, nothing actually occurs.

## Unused Sprites

An odd face that appears to be on some form of stand. Bears resemblance to the Floater.An astronaut (presumably 404) facing away from the camera.A facecard for Dr. Terri, signified by the blue handprint on the side of it's helmet.Company Employee 404 appearing slightly mutated, with a blue X on their chest.A grey version of the player.That same grey player facing sideways.
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Calculated by taking 100/average percent of population infected per year from 2008-2017

Average percent of population infected per year from 2008-2017 was calculated from the number of infections each year (Sources: 2010-2017:https://www.cdc.gov/measles/cases-outbreaks.html  2008-2009:https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/downloads/appendices/E/reported-cases.pdf) and the US population in each year (Sources: 2008-2010:https://fusiontables.google.com/DataSource?dsrcid=225439#rows:id=1 2011-2017:https://www.google.com/publicdata/explore?ds=kf7tgg1uo9ude\_&met\_y=population&hl=en&dl=en)
Mumps

**Mumps** is a contagious viral illness.

## Prevalence

Before the invention of a vaccine, nearly everyone in the US got mumps at some point in their lifetime.
From 2008 through 2017, the number of mumps cases reported in the United States each year averaged 2,130 (1 in 150,000 population) but varied from 229 (in 2012) to 6,369 (in 2016).

## Transmission

Mumps is about as contagious as the flu, and spreads by airborne transmission or by direct contact with infected droplets or saliva Someone who has had mumps is considered immune for the rest of their life.

## Symptoms and complications

Symptoms typically begin 16-18 days after a person is exposed to mumps virus, but this period can range from 12 to 25 days. Illness starts with a general feeling of unwellness, including muscle aches, loss of appetite, headache, and low-grade fever. Painful swelling of the salivary glands is a common symptom that generally begins in the first 2 days of illness, symptoms usually resolve after 10 days. Some people may be infected but show no symptoms.

The following rates of complications have been reported by the CDC.

 Pancreatitis
 Death
 Permanent deafness in one ear
 Permanent deafness in both ears
 Diabetes mellitus

## Prevention

Two doses of MMR vaccine make 88% of children immune to mumps, vaccination also reduces the severity of infection in those who do not become completely immune.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.vaccines.gov/diseases/mumps/index.html
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/mumps.html
3. ↑ https://wonder.cdc.gov/nndss/static/2017/annual/2017-table2j.html
4. ↑ https://wonder.cdc.gov/nndss/static/2016/annual/2016-table2j.html
5. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/64/wr/mm6453a1.htm?s\_cid=mm6453a1\_w
6. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/63/wr/mm6354a1.htm?s\_cid=mm6354a1\_w
7. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6253a1.htm
8. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5853a1.htm
9. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6153a1.htm
10. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6053a1.htm
11. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5953a1.htm
12. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5754a1.htm
13. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd/mmr/public/index.html
14. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/mumps/about/signs-symptoms.html
15. ↑ http://www.cochrane.org/CD004407/ARI\_using-combined-vaccine-protection-children-against-measles-mumps-and-rubella
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Mad Science Club

The Mad Science Club are the primary villains of College Slam Omega Edition. They are the ones responsible for the creation of the Mutant Sports Equipment, and bosses such as the Tennis Coach.

## Notes

* Since College Slam Omega Edition isn't canon to the main universe of TheOtherGuy, the Mad Science Club should also be considered non-canon.
VOID

VOID (always written fully capitalized) is a dangerous substance introduced in the game VOID SANDWICH. The nature of VOID isn't fully explained, but it seems to be regularly placed into food, both by people and by The Summoned.

VOID laced food (particularly VOID Sandwiches) are found in research stations, having been placed there by The Summoned.

## Symptoms of Consuming VOID

The symptoms of consuming VOID are listed as;

* Chills
* Sudden Hunger
* Weakness
* Sudden Boredom
* [REDACTED]
* Loss of [REDACTED]
* Loss of Memory

## Summoning

If a person consumes a VOID Sandwich (or presumably most other VOID foods) The Summoned are able to appear in their vicinity.

The VOID consumer will then be challenged to a competition by the creature. If they win, they get a prize, but if they lose they get banished to another dimension.

There are no recorded cases of the VOID consumer winning.
Mist Hub

The main corridor of the Mist Hub.

The Mist Hub (unofficial name) is a secret area present in many of TheOtherGuy's 3D games such as Minimalist Art Club or VOID SANDWICH.

It is a dark, brick hallway usually accessible via a secret entrance or string of events in the main game, and serves as a hub to many of TheOtherGuy's other games, particularly those in his Into The Mist series.

## Fortune Teller

*See Main Article: Fortune Teller (Mist Hub)*

The Mist Hub contains an automated Fortune Teller machine who will deliver strings of dialogue (fortunes) depending on whether the player enters a word that it recognizes.

## Games

### Mist Games

There are rooms branching off of the main corridor in the Mist Hub allowing the player to access and play:

* Into The Mist
* Into The Mist 2: The Cult
* Project MIST Arena Mode

### Other Games

At the end of the hallway, there is a larger room containing multiple machines, that allow the player to access some other games by TheOtherGuy.

* Minimalist Art Club (Represented by a green arcade cabinet)
* Stranded In Space 2: Waffle Panic (Represented by a silvery VR Pod with "Cook SIM: Pancakes on the Moon" written on the doors)
* VOID SANDWICH (Represented by a green machine displaying an error)
* Project NOVA Testing Hall (Represented by a yellow machine displaying an error)

**Please Note:** The selection of games available to you in the Mist Hub may vary depending on the release date of the game you entered the Hub through.

## Access Points

### Minimalist Art Club

Setting the main character's name as *IntoTheMist* during the name input prompt at the beginning of the game will take the player to the Mist Hub.

### Stranded in Space 2: Waffle Panic

Setting the main character's name as *IntoTheMist* during the name input prompt at the beginning of the game will take the player to the Mist Hub.

### VOID SANDWICH

Upon reaching the final room of the game, containing three terminals and a sliding wall, the player must quickly and immediately move towards the wall. If they are fast enough, they will be able to interact with a door before it is covered by the wall.

This door will take the player to the Mist Hub.
Jeff

Jeff and his hat.

Jeff, full name Jeffery, (not to be confused with Janitor Jeff) is a character in the game Minimalist Art Club. He appears to be human and is one of the three other members of the Minimalist Club, being the 3rd (and lowest) ranking member.

According to Jeff, he joined the Minimalist Club after seeing a poster for it outside of a VR Lounge.

## Notes

* Due to his low rank in the Minimalist Club, Jeff's hat is the smallest of the three.
FNaTubbyland Randomness and fun Wiki

## Description

The wiki is FNaTL-Related and you can do random/fun things like stories/fanon/movies/videos (as long as you don't your face for safety reasons)/blogs/et.c, just as long as you don't post NSFW/rude/abusive/et.c!

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MMR vaccine

The **MMR vaccine** is a vaccine against measles, mumps, and rubella. It contains live attenuated (weakened) measles, mumps and rubella viruses.

## Effectiveness

One dose makes 95-98% of children immune to measles, 64-81% immune to mumps, and at least 95% immune to rubella. Two doses make around 88% of children immune to mumps.

## Usage

The CDC and NHS recommend that children are given 2 doses of MMR vaccine.

## Safety

A 2012 Cochrane review found that safety studies of MMR vaccine have been "largely inadequate", but nonetheless noted this vaccine's "accepted effectiveness".

The following rates of adverse effects have been documented or estimated to occur

Reviews of scientific studies have found no evidence that MMR vaccine causes autism.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.fda.gov/downloads/BiologicsBloodVaccines/UCM123789.pdf
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 https://www.cochrane.org/CD004407/ARI\_using-combined-vaccine-protection-children-against-measles-mumps-and-rubella
3. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/rubella.html
4. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/mumps.html
5. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/hcp/imz/child-adolescent.html
6. ↑ https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/mmr-vaccine/
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 7.7 7.8 https://www.who.int/vaccine\_safety/initiative/tools/MMR\_vaccine\_rates\_information\_sheet.pdf?ua=1
8. ↑ https://academic.oup.com/qjmed/article/108/3/177/1606747
9. ↑ https://www.nap.edu/read/13164/chapter/6#144
Daedalus Space Transport Company Logo

The logo.

The Daedalus Space Transport Company Logo is a simple .png file uploaded to itch.io by TheOtherGuy for the *'Art Design Kompet (for graphic designers) #1'* Art Jam, where it was submitted under the simpler name of 'Daedalus Space Logo'.

This image is almost definitely related to the 'Daedalus Inc.' referenced as the manufacturing company of the terminals in the game VOID SANDWICH.
Fortune Teller (Minimalist Art Club)

*This article is about the Fortune Teller present in the game Minimalist Art Club. For other Fortune Tellers, see Fortune Teller (Disambiguation).*

## Biographical Information

### Gender

N/A

The Fortune Teller is a mechanical NPC in the game Minimalist Art Club, found in one of the side rooms off the main Gallery. They do not seem to be sentient, beyond prerecorded phrases, and are in fact de-activated for most of the game.

If the player locates the Tarot Deck item and returns it to the Fortune Teller, they will receive a Key Piece through the machine's dispenser slot for their troubles. This is necessary to obtain Minimalist Art Club's Secret ending.
Robot Lantern Princess

The Robot Lantern Princess is an NPC in the game Mutant Frog Xtreme Part 4: The Tower Of Doom. She serves as the game's 'damsel in distress', locked away at the top of the Tower of Doom, guarded by the Robot King.

At the end of the game, she is saved by Mutant Frog, who believes that a kiss from her (despite her not having lips) may be able to turn him into a prince. It does not.

## Notes

* One other Robot Lantern is seen in Mutant Frog Xtreme Part 4, held in the hand of Tall Man. Tall Man's lantern glows red instead of green, showing no sentience, unlike the princess.
* Mutant Frog's *'Tall Guy'* transformation shows him holding the princess in one hand.
Measles

**Measles** is a highly contagious viral illness characterized by a high fever and rash.

## Prevalence

Before a vaccine was licensed in 1963, over 90% of children in the US got measles by the age of 15, and around 500 people died from measles each year in the US. From 2008 through 2017, the number of measles cases reported in the United States each year averaged 180 (about 1 in 1.75 million population) but varied from 55 (in 2012) to 667 (in 2014). Most of these cases were in unvaccinated people.Template:Calc

## Transmission

Measles is very contagious, the virus is spread by the tiny droplets relesed when an infected person coughs, sneezes, etc. Measles virus can survive in the air and on surfaces for up to 2 hours, and 90% of non-immune people who are exposed to measles virus become infected. A person who has had measles in the past is considered to be immune to measles for the rest of their life.

## Symptoms and complications

A fever typically begins 10-12 days after exposure, and increases in stepwise fashion, often reaching 103-105 degrees. Fever is followed by runny nose, pinkeye, and distinctive white spots inside the mouth ("Kopilk spots"). 1-7 days (usually 2-4 days)  after onset of fever, a rash appears at the hairline, this rash spreads over the body and then disappears in the order that it appears, lasting a total of 5-6 days. Peeling skin may occur on those body parts most affected by the rash.

From 1985 to 1992, the following rates of various complications were reported by the CDC.

A degenerative brain condition called subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) affects 1 in 25,000 people who get measles. SSPE  typically occurs 6-15 years after a person gets measles, and is usually fatal. Children who get measles at a younger age are more at risk for SSPE, and it is more common in boys than girls.

## Prevention

One dose of the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine makes 95-98% of children vaccinated immune to measles. Two doses are recommended by the CDC and NHS.

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/meas.html
2. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/measles/cases-outbreaks.html
3. ↑ https://www.google.com/publicdata/explore?ds=kf7tgg1uo9ude\_&met\_y=population&hl=en&dl=en
4. ↑ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5727570/
5. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/measles/about/faqs.html
6. ↑ https://academic.oup.com/qjmed/article/108/3/177/1606747
7. ↑ http://www.cochrane.org/CD004407/ARI\_using-combined-vaccine-protection-children-against-measles-mumps-and-rubella
8. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/hcp/imz/child-adolescent.html
9. ↑ https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/mmr-vaccine/
Planet C7-2

Planet C7-2 is a distant human colony planet, most notable for being the location of The Mist, and the residence of The Lamb.

## Names

Planet C7-2 is known by a multitude of different names, relating to different settlements and peoples who have interacted with it.

* Planet C7-2 *(The world's specification)*
* Gemini 17

## Notes

* The name of the planet is stated in Project WARP.
Deer

An image of a Deer posted as part of the Atlas Hunt.

Deer are particularly important with regards to the Atlas Hunt, as they appear in numerous pieces of Atlas Hunt material, likely thanks to their significance with the 'hunting' theme.

More than symbolism however, 'The Deer' are referenced numerous times as entities existing in proximity to the Atlas Hunt, and behaving in a manner that would be impossible for natural deer. At the end of the video 'AtlasHuntChallenge2', a distorted voice can be heard saying 'The Deer Walk Like People'. This implies deer walking about on two legs as opposed to the natural four.

In the 'Every Viewer Increases The Game Speed!' Stream, the on screen text mentioned Deer numerous times;
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Mutant Frog

Mutant Frog is the titular character of the game Mutant Frog Xtreme Part 4: The Tower Of Doom. He appears to be an asymmetrical green mutant with two short stubby legs, a large head, and blue pants.

It is implied by conversations with the Princess that part of Mutant Frog's motivations for saving the Princess is that he hopes a kiss from her will turn him into a prince. This does not happen.

## Related Fortunes

*See Main Page: Fortune Teller (Mist Hub)*
Broken Robot

The Broken Robot.

The Broken Robot is an NPC in the game Minimalist Art Club, found in one of the side rooms off the main Gallery. They appear to be a simple bipedal android missing their left arm.

The Broken Robot does not speak.

If the player returns the Robot Arm item to the Broken Robot, the Robot will open it's newly returned hand to reveal a Key Piece that the player then obtains. This is necessary to achieve Minimalist Art Club's Secret Ending.

## Notes

* The Broken Robot bears significant resemblance to many other android characters in the universe of TheOtherGuy.
Every Viewer Increases The Game Speed!

**Every Viewer Increases The Game Speed!** was a stream on Twitch.tv created by TheOtherGuy in order to test the limits of his new procedural level generation in 001 Game Creator. The basic premise was that, for every viewer watching the stream, the game speed would increase by 0.1.

While it appeared normal at first, it quickly evolved into a series of meta-interactions between red text on screen and the Twitch chat, with the on screen text asking questions related to the lore of TheOtherGuy's universe, and the Atlas Hunt.

## Objects

The procedural generated environment that the camera moves through on stream is far from barren, and is populated with several different objects.
Janitor Jeff

The character stat screen, displaying Janitor Jeff as a default.

The name 'Captain Jeff' as a default in Skull Dude 2

Janitor Jeff is the default name of most characters in TheOtherGuy's 001 Game Creator games when no name has been selected, and the player is able to access inventory.

Examples include entering games such as the Project NOVA Testing Hall via the Mist Hub through games like VOID SANDWICH, in which no name is ever chosen.

## Captain Jeff

In the game Skull Dude 2, when the player has the option to set their name, the name 'Captain Jeff' will appear as a default that the player must delete in order to actually type anything.
Sir Fartour

Sir Fartour and his hat.

### Aliases

Dr Captain General Sir Fartour, the third the second, named after his father Sir Fartour the third, First Ranked Member of the Minimalist Club.

Sir Fartour (Preferred full name; "*Dr Captain General Sir Fartour, the third the second, named after his father Sir Fartour the third, First Ranked Member of the Minimalist Club."*) is an NPC in the game Minimalist Art Club, being one of the three pre-existing members of the Minimalist Club alongside Jeff and Lady Gofugungus. He is the 1st ranked member of the club, being the one who founded it in the first place.

## Notes

* Being the highest ranked member of the Minimalist Club, Sir Fartour's hat is the largest of all three.
Mermaid

The Mermaid in her cramped tank.

The Mermaid is an NPC in the game Minimalist Art Club, found in one of the side rooms off the main Gallery on the second floor. According to the Mermaid, she is paid a wage to simply sit in her tank and take photos with tourists passing through the Gallery. A job that, while it helps her get by, results in extreme boredom over time.

According to the sign in front of her tank, the Mermaid is in fact a hybrid between a Mermaid and a Siren, obtained on a planet called Elaskand 3. She is apparently very dangerous, a fact that does not seem to be reflected in any interactions the player can have with her.

If the player obtains the Waterproof Cellphone and brings it to the Mermaid, she will give the player a Key Piece in thanks for bringing her an object to alleviate her boredom. This is necessary to obtain Minimalist Art Club's Secret ending.
Skull Dude 2

The title screen of Skull Dude 2.

### Additional Rules

Only two colours permitted. (2 Colors Game Jam)Must be under 1.44 Megabytes. (FloppyJam)

Skull Dude 2 is the sequel to the original Skull Dude, and once again stars the titular Skull Dude in a story carrying on from the secrets of the first game.

The game is slightly different from the first in style, having a black/white colour palette, and combat systems.

## Story

The ship that the simulated swamp was maintained within has crashed, but The Computer managed to upload itself, and many of the other characters from the original game into a Drone that was sent to survey the wreckage.

Inside of the Drone's limited memory banks, The Computer sends Skull Dude to destroy the Drone's basic (but agressive) A.I., so that they may control the drone for themselves.

## Characters

* Skull Dude (Character)
* The Computer
* Drone's A.I.
* Cactus Man
* Cow Skull
* Ghost
* Shopkeeper
* S.U.E.

## Items

### Armour

 Skull Ring
 Riot Armor

### Weapons

 Handgun
 Spooky Sixshooter
 Skeleton Shotgun
 Heavy Revolver

### Consumables

 Bandage
 Hand Grenade

## Notes

* The story of this game is technically continued by Voyage Into The Unknown.
Dr. Ress

Doctor Ress' appearance.

Dr. Ress is a character in the game 'The Nova Project'. They are a researcher on the space station in which the game is set, holding out from the plague of strange infected mutants along with another Researcher and a Janitor.

They too are infected by the time the player reaches them, but are healthy enough to be cured should the player locate three necessary chemicals. They send Company Employee 404 out to retrieve the materials they need.

## Notes

* Due to the unfinished nature of The Nova Project, Dr. Ress can never be cured.
Detective Smith

Detective Smith is a character from the good ending of The Incident at Studio 19, where the player reads their report on the situation. Nothing about Detective Smith himself is known.

At the end of his report, Detective Smith that they will soon be going into The Mist, but their fate afterwards is unknown.
Nicole

Nicole on the boxart of College Slam Omega Edition, seemingly being attacked by a Basketball Parasite which has obscured her face.

## Biographical Information

### Gender

Female

Nicole is one of the four protagonists of College Slam Omega Edition, and is the second character in the party, behind Adam but before Josh.

## Starting Stats

 MP
 ATK
 DEF
 AGIL
 WIS

## Starting Items

+1 WIS
 Crushed Hoop

## Notes

* Since College Slam Omega Edition isn't canon to the main universe of TheOtherGuy, Nicole should also be considered non-canon.
Cactus Man

Cactus Man's appearance in Skull Dude.

Cactus Man's appearance in Skull Dude 2.

The Cactus Man is a character in the game Skull Dude, where he serves as a way for the player to exchange points (obtained through playing the various game cartridges) for Coins, which can be spent at the Junk Shop. He also make a small cameo appearance in Skull Dude 2, where he laments the lack of both points and coins in the memory banks of the drone.

## Dialogue

### Skull Dude

* *"Howdy. I can give you coins if you give me points."*
* *"You need more points dude."*

### Skull Dude 2

* *"This new place is weird. Everything looks different. I don't have any of my points or coins anymore."*
* *"The lights in this place aren't very bright. Could go for some artificial sunlight."*
* *"I don't need any coins. Although, I wouldn't mind having a few."*
* *"I hope we are somewhere cool. Space was lame."*

## Notes

* Cactus Man appears to be rooted in place, unable to move of his own volition.
Skull Dude (Character)

Skull Dude's appearance in Skull Dude.

Skull Dude's appearance in Skull Dude 2, after completing the first area.

Skull Dude (the character) is the protagonist of the games Skull Dude, and Skull Dude 2. He is a skeletal humanoid living inside a simple caravan in a swamp, where he cares for his Pumpkin by feeding it Power Orbs.

Due to the nature of the swamp, as explained by The Computer, Skull Dude is in fact an A.I. program existing within the computers of a large spaceship. In Skull Dude 2, Skull Dude and the rest of the characters of the swamp are transferred to the memory banks of a Drone after their ship crashes. Skull Dude must destroy the Drone's hostile A.I. to be able to control the Drone's physical body.

## Stats

*Level 1 Base Stats.*

 MP

*This is only applicable in Skull Dude 2.*

## Notes

* Skull Dude 2 ends with Skull Dude (controlling the physical body of the Drone) emerging into mist.
	+ This mist could be the Mist integral to the story surrounding the Into The Mist series, which would help tie the Skull Dude series into the overall canon.

## Gallery

Skull Dude's appearance in Skull Dude.Skull Dude's appearance in Skull Dude 2, after completing the first area.Skull Dude's appearance in Skull Dude 2 before completing the first area, and regaining his memory.Skull Dude's appearance in Skull Dude 2 before completing the first area, facing to the left.
Dr. Terri

Terri's appearance in the overworld.

Terri's appearance in Battle.

Dr. Terri is a miniboss/NPC in the game 'The Nova Project'. Formerly a researcher aboard the station on which the game is set, Dr. Terri succumbed to the infection, resulting in blue discolouration of their skin, a large crustacean leg replacing one of their arms, and blue tears leaking from their eyes.

Terri attacks the player, and must be killed before the player can progress and meet Dr. Ress.

## Dialogue

**Before Fight:** *(404's dialogue is bolded)*

**Mid-Fight, when Terri reaches low HP:**

## Notes

* It is unclear who the 'She' Dr. Terri mentions is.
Fortune Teller (Mist Hub)

*This article is about the Fortune Teller present in the Mist Hub. For other Fortune Tellers, see Fortune Teller (Disambiguation).*

## Fortune Teller (Mist Hub)

The Fortune Teller in the Mist Hub, wearing a blue shirt and contained within a green box.

## Biographical Information

### Species

Mechanical Fortune Teller

The Fortune Teller is a minor mechanical character present in the Mist Hub, at the end of the corridor alongside the entry points for such games as Minimalist Art Club, or Stranded In Space 2: Waffle Panic.

The player is able to present different words to the Fortune Teller, after which (if the word is one that the Fortune Teller recognizes) they will receive a "fortune" relating to their input.

If the input is not one that the Fortune Teller recognizes, the Fortune Teller will remain silent.

## Fortunes

Capitalization does not appear to be important when inputting words into the Fortune Teller.

## Special Preface Dialogue

When the Fortune Teller starts to deliver a fortune, usually it's upcoming dialogue will be prefaced with the text *"The machine slowly begins to speak",* however when certain words are inputted, their fortunes will be prefaced by slightly different text, listed here.

 *Space* | The machine slowly beings to speak.
The other sounds seem to fade away.

## Notes

* *"EvilRick"* is an old, alternate username used by TheOtherGuy on such sites as Gamejolt.
	+ *"SirEdington"* is also a part of his current Gamejolt username, *"EvilRickAndSirEdington".*
Strong Chick

Strong Chick is an optional boss in the game Mutant Frog Xtreme Part 4: The Tower Of Doom. She is found down a side path to the left of the Tower indicated to the player by the Garbage Robot NPC, and is the game's only character to somewhat resemble a human being.

She seems largely mute, communicating mainly through looks and gestures, though she does wish the player a simple 'Good Luck' once defeated.

## Behaviour

Strong Chick stands in the middle of her arena, sending out a continual stream of bullets in the direction of the player. She also sends out a small amount of bullets in random directions.

To beat the Strong Chick boss fight, the player must survive her attacks for several minutes until she relents.

## Notes

* Beating the Strong Chick boss fight unlocks the *'Rad!'* transformation.
* Strong Chick appears to be holding a Standing Turret, presumably for use as a weapon.
Detective Louis

Detective Louis is the player character of The Incident at Studio 19. His task is to investigate the mysterious murder of the Artist that took place at the center of the studio. Other than his rank as a detective, nothing about Louis himself is known.

## Fate

### Bad Ending

If the player obtains the bad ending of the game, Louis presumably dies at the hands of Mr. Hollow, though it is left ambiguous.

### Good Ending

In the good ending, Louis is able to escape the gallery with his life and give his report on the situation, resulting in Mr. Hollow's transport to Gemini-17 for inspection. The unbelievable nature of his story lands Louis in an asylum.
Josh

Josh's appearance on the boxart of College Slam Omega Edition.

Josh is one of the four protagonists of College Slam Omega Edition, being the third member of the party, behind Nicole, but before Jennifer.

## Starting Stats

 MP
 ATK

## Notes

* Since College Slam Omega Edition isn't canon to the main universe of TheOtherGuy, Josh should also be considered non-canon.
Alpha 1

Alpha 1 is a living 'artefact' mentioned in the Colony Outreach Safety Manual as part of the Atlas Hunt ARG. They apparently cannot be moved from their current storage location without 'reactivation', alongside Alpha 2, another entity contained at the same site.

## Manual Excerpt

> *SUBJECT ██████████ OTHERWISE KNOWN AS ALPHA 1, IS TO BE FED IF REQUESTED. NO INFORMATION ABOUT THE AREA SHOULD BE GIVEN TO THE SUBJECT. SUBJECT ALPHA 1 IS KNOWN TO FREQUENTLY SPREAD MISINFORMATION IN AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.*
>
>

> *IN THE EVENT OF ALPHA 1 BECOMING ACTIVE;*
>
>

> *ALPHA 1 IS EASILY CONTAINED BY CONSTANT DAMAGE, EVEN LOW CALIBER ROUNDS. BE WARNED, AS A ████████ WILL EVENTUALLY REGROWN DAMAGE DONE. ONCE CAPTURED ████████████ ███████ ████████████.*
>
>

## Notes

* Being labelled as an 'Alpha', the redaction of it's species name in the full document, and the fact that Alpha 1 is to be fed should it request all point to Alpha 1 being an Alpha Summoned, mentioned in the game VOID SANDWICH.
S.U.E.

This article is about the machine S.U.E. from the Skull Dude series. For the character from Minimalist Art Club, see Sue Gofugungus.

## S.U.E.

S.U.E's appearance in Skull Dude, half buried in the marsh.

S.U.E's appearance in Skull Dude 2, looking far less large and bulky than her design in the first game.

## Location

### Home Location

The computers of a spaceship, inside a simulated swamp.

## Biographical Information

### Gender

Female

S.U.E. is a bulky computer character found half buried in the marsh the game Skull Dude, where she acts as a flavour character to make the swamp feel more alive, and as a character with which the player can converse to pass the time similarly to the Cow Skull. S.U.E. makes a cameo appearance in Skull Dude 2, where she can be seen for the first time completely uncovered by mud or soil.

## Dialogue

### Skull Dude

**Skull Dude tends to initiate conversation with *"How's it going?" ,* for context.**

* *"I just got done recounting the rocks again."*
	+ **Skull Dude asks if there were as many as last time:** *"You know it".*
* [She seems lost in thought]
	+ **Skull Dude attempts to interrupt her:** *"AHHHH! JUMPSCARE! No? Not spooky? I'll work on it for Halloween."*
* *"I ACCIDENTALLY TURNED ON CAPS LOCKS. I'M NOT SHOUTING JUST TALKING. I SHOULD HAVE THIS FIXED BY TOMORROW."*
* "*I STILL HAVE CAPS LOCK ON! I CALLED TECH SUPPORT THOUGH. I'M ON HOLD RIGHT NOW."*
* *"I got my speech problems fixed! No speaking in all caps for me anymore."*
* "*Rebooting at 22 Percent"*
	+ **Skull Dude makes up his mind to leave:** *"Rebooting at 23 Percent"*
* *"Kinda bord. But that me just being negative"[sic]*

### Skull Dude 2

* *"Hello! I'm still here!"*
* *"The Computer had to reduce my excess files to make enough room to fit on the ship."*
* *"I also lost caps lock functions. So that bug is fixed. No more shouting. Woo."*
* *"I miss my old body. But I guess it could be worse. I should get a hat."*
* *"I keep trying to decrypt the data this machine is getting, but I've got nothing. All I can get it food ads, thats weird."*
* *"It's a shame you didn't get your trailer. I mean, I never saw it, but I heard it was nice."*

## Notes

* If Skull Dude interacts with the chair next to S.U.E. in Skull Dude 2, S.U.E. will claim that the chair is hers, despite being unable to sit in it.
Shopkeeper

The Shopkeeper's appearance in Skull Dude.

The Shopkeeper's appearance in Skull Dude 2

The Shopkeeper is a character in the game Skull Dude, returning with a minor cameo appearance in Skull Dude 2. In Skull Dude, the Shopkeeper runs a shop known as the 'Junk Shop', a name that they seem to resent.

In Skull Dude 2, the Shopkeeper is initially unable to run any form of shop due to the limited amount of memory in the memory banks of the Drone, however, partway through the game they "find the extra memory" and begin selling items.

## Dialogue

### Skull Dude

* *"Feel free to buy something! I could use the coins!"*

### Skull Dude 2

* *"I don't have a shop anymore, which is a bummer. But at least I made it onboard this."*
	+ **Skull Dude asks why they don't make a new shop:** *"I actually can't. Not enough memory."*
* *"Never mind, I found the extra memory."*

## Notes

* The Shopkeeper shares some similarities in appearance with the Gorgon of ancient Greek literature.
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New Russian Republic

TheOtherGuy discussing the New Russian Republic over Discord.

The New Russian Republic was a political entity in the universe of TheOtherGuy until it's collapse under unknown circumstances.

The Lambert Family were citizens of the New Russian Republic up until it's fall, when they joined The ATLAS Company.

## Notes

* The New Russian Republic has only been mentioned by TheOtherGuy via Discord.
College Slam Omega Edition

The title screen.

The icon for the game.

College Slam Omega Edition is a game made by TheOtherGuy for the Bad Box Art game jam. It follows four College students, Adam, Nicole, Josh, and Jennifer, as they attempt to collect the four keycards necessary to take down the Mad Science Club who have turned the school on it's head with sports related mad science, creating mutant sports equipment.

## Items

### Armour

 Basic School Dress
+1 WIS
 Armoured Tennis Outfit
 Armoured Tennis Dress
+3 WIS

### Helmets

+2 DEF
+1 AGL
 Sunglasses

### Accessories

+1 WIS
 Armoured Pocket Protector
+1 AGL

## Enemies

More enemies and coaches exist in other parts of the game, but they cannot be accessed due to several gamebreaking bugs.

## NPCs

NPCs are found out the front of the school.

*"Sleep well!"*

## Other Gameplay Features

* The player is able to spend 5000 Points at a Soda Machine to obtain an item.

## Bugs

* What the player sees instead of combat when the glitch occurs.

* **MAJOR:** This game can be incompletable thanks to a glitch with the combat system causing an overflow and simply locking the game. While simple enemies can merely be avoided, bosses have the same problem, and thus the game cannot be completed.
* The player can occasionally enter battle without actually colliding with an enemy, which greatly increases the frustration of dealing with the above bug.

## Notes

* College Slam Omega Edition is one of the first games TheOtherGuy created.
* College Slam Omega Edition is unconnected to the rest of TheOtherGuy's universe,
Robot King

The Robot King (Unofficial Name) is the final boss of the game Mutant Frog Xtreme Part 4: The Tower Of Doom. It is found at the very top of the tower, guarding the Princess.

It is inactive when Mutant Frog arrives at the Princesses' chamber, but becomes active shortly after speaking to her for the final fight.

The Robot King is defeated by surviving his attacks for a long enough amount of time.

## Behaviour

Stands in the middle of the room, sending out an overwhelming amount of bullets in all directions.

## Notes

* The Robot King appears to be missing both it's hands, as evidenced by the trailing wires at the end of both it's arms.
Cow Skull

The Cow Skull's appearance in Skull Dude.

The Cow Skull's appearance in Skull Dude 2.

The Cow Skull is a character in the game Skull Dude who serves to liven up the world and essentially be a flavour NPC that the player can converse with to pass the time, similarly to S.U.E.

The Cow Skull makes a cameo appearance in Skull Dude 2, appearing in the only patch of grassy ground in the game.

According to the Cow Skull, he has a whole body submerged under the marshy soil of the swamp, with only his head emerging, which is why he appears to be a simple disembodied cow skull. This carries over to Skull Dude 2, where The Computer transported the Cow Skull into the drone's memory along with the entire chunk of earth around it to preserve it's entire body.

## Dialogue

### Skull Dude

**Skull Dude initiates conversation with the Cow Skull with *"How's it going?"* each time, for context.**

* *"..."*
* *"...Ok"*
* *"I saw a bird once. Have you seen any lately?"*
* *"...Ok. Again."*
* *"My feet fell asleep. And them being underground isn't helping the situation."*
* *"Another bird showed up. It was different. It seem[sic] to disappear when I looked at it."*
* *"I was thinking about buying a hat. Have you seen one at the Junk Shop?"*
* *"zzzzzzzzz..."*
* *"Ok. A bit warm, but that's the swamps."*

### Skull Dude 2

* **Skull Dude asks the Cow Skull if The Computer let him keep his body, or if he's just a skull:** *"Nope, I still got my body. The Computer just migrated the entire area around me."*
* *"This place is strange. I miss the swamp."*
* *"I don't hear the bird anymore. I hope it made it in here with us."*
* *"I saw the bird again! It did make it!"*
JOY

Joy's blue, presumably holographic appearance.

JOY is an artificial intelligence present on the station on which the game 'The Nova Project' is set. They seem to aid both Company Employee 404 and Dr. Ress, though they refuse to allow Dr. Ress access to the escape pods of the station while infected.

JOY appears physically as a blue humanoid, as part of what is presumably a hologram.
Фамильяр

Опасливый, и пугливый человек-торговец картами в прибрежном городе Зазеспур. Владеет лавкой "Дальнее око", старается помочь приключенцам, и всячески втирается к ним в доверие. Представляется разоренным дворянином из прибрежного города "Рукхэльм" по имени Льер Роноу. Телосложение: толстый, низкорослый. Голос высокий, повизгивающий.

Фактически, является старшим координатором Культа Алого Вознесения. Имеет в подчинении две звезды заката, звезду рассвета, и большое количество спящих и безмолвных.

Не обладает никакими боевыми навыками, однако имеет несколько защитных артефактов: кольцо кровавого возврата, серьга кровавого щита, которые работают вместе.
Company Employee 404

404's appearance in the overworld.

404's appearance in battle.

Company Employee 404 is the player character of the game 'The Nova Project'. They are the only remaining living worker in their sector of the station in which the game takes place. The game begins with 404 venturing out from refuge they have taken in a storage closet, with encouragement from JOY.

## Notes

* 404 is seen using an astronaut propulsion unit, allowing them to navigate with ease through zero gravity areas on-board the station.
* 404's identification number may be in reference to an 'HTTP 404 Not Found' Error, in which a web-page cannot be located on the host server.
MudWings

MudWings are a tribe that can hold their breath for 30 minutes and have tough scales. They can hold their breath up to 30 minutes.

## Tribe Appearance

MudWings are a tribe with large muscular bodies, thin spikes that lead to large stubs. MudWings have a flat head with 2 nostrils ontop and brown scales.

## Tribe Abilities

Some MudWings are fireproof if they hatch from a blood red egg. MudWings are very strong, and LOVE to feast. They can breathe fire if warm enough. They can hodl breath for 30 mins.

## Royalty

MudWing Royalty in canon are:

* Queen Crane
* Queen Moorhen

MudWing Royalty in fanon are: (PS You can make royalty for canon tribes without permission list them here)

## Subspieces (you can make one freely)

<Tabber>
A subspecies has few variations when compared to the species as a whole. MudWing subspecies should not diverge far from canon MudWings.
<Tabber>
Voyage Into The Unknown

The first room of the game.

Voyage Into The Unknown is a short horror game created by TheOtherGuy. The game largely consists of the player attempting to navigate a dark and ominous maze, while their predicament is slowly explained to them via monitor screens they discover along the way.

## Story

Throughout the game, the player slowly discovers that they are playing as the Artificial Intelligence of the Drone from Skull Dude 2. The labyrinthine environment they find themselves in is a simulation, created specifically to keep them at bay until The Computer and the other Skull Dude characters are able to fully transfer into a new, less restrictive robotic body that they have since located.

Terminals throughout the game also explain research done by The Computer and S.U.E. into other drones they have encountered in their vicinity. These robots appear to be the rest of the cast of the Burger Burger Pizzeria.

## Secrets

### **Waiting it Out**

During the game, the player has the option to wait instead of proceeding. In the very first room of the game (for 30 minutes), and in a room near the end of the game (for 10 minutes).

Should the player choose to wait in these places until the timer runs down to 0, they will receive a secret ending (identical for both wait-rooms, despite their different wait-times).

This ending consists of the Drone A.I. retaking control of their body, displaying such readings as the level of Mist in the area. The drone locates the way out of the town by tracking the new form of the Skull Dude crew, and (after being contacted by The Laughing Man) presumably begins to follow.
Mutant Frog Xtreme Part 4: The Tower Of Doom

Official game art. The game is mislabeled as 'Part 2' instead of 'Part 4'.

Mutant Frog Xtreme Part 4: The Tower Of Doom is a small 3D bullet hell platformer created by TheOtherGuy. Despite the 'Part 4' in it's name, there are no previous games in the Mutant Frog Xtreme series, and no sequels.

## Story

The story stars the titular Mutant Frog in his quest to free a trapped Princess from the nearby tower. To do this, he must dodge an assortment of traps, pitfalls, and aggressive robots, as well as deal with a variety of bosses.

In a conversation with the Princess, it is suggested that Mutant Frog believes that a kiss from the Princess may be able to turn him from a frog into a prince.

## Enemies

### Minor Enemies

* Firing spread shots of projectiles at the player.
* Firing single bullets in a fixed direction and short delay.
* Firing continuous streams of bullets when the player is in their line of sight.

Strong Chick holds a Standing Turret as a weapon.

## NPCs

*"They skeleton that owned it kept complain it was too big."[sic]*
*"Did you need advice?"*
*"They say a princess lives there."*

## Transformations

Mutant Frog has a variety of different forms that can be chosen at will in the pause menu of the game. These transformations have different minor effects on the game.

## Bugs

* If a moving platform or pickup is hit by an enemy projectile, the player will take damage.
* Occasionally, Mutant Frog will not be able to jump. This can be corrected by turning into Fish, and then turning back into Mutant Frog.
* The Fish transformation is capable of restoring health while the game is paused.