Julius Cheeser

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## Julius Cheeser

* Statue
* Ghost

## Professional information

### Occupation

* Romano dictator (when alive)
* Pizzeria owner (when alive)

## Physical appearance

### Species

* Human (formerly)
* Ghost

## Appearances

### Appearances

Chapter 5 (as a ghost)

**Julius Cheeser** is the main antagonist of Chapter 5. He was a Romano dictator who wanted to control the entire pizza industry and infused a piece of dough with his mind, willing his legacy to continue even after his death.

## Appearance

As depicted by his statue in the main room of the ZArena, Cheeser was a man of mesomorphic build (i.e., he had a big chest area with a smaller stomach area). He had thick, wavy hair and around his head was a laurel wreath. He had small eyes, thick eyebrows, a large nose, and sunken cheeks.

He wore a suit of armor with a cheese pizza resembling the Sun, complete with its rays, at its center. He wore a cape over the armor, covering his left side, and on his right shoulder were pteruges. A metal bracelet was worn around each arm. He also wore some pteruge skirt and a pair of boots to cover his feet.

The movie poster merchandise shows that Cheeser had fair skin and brown hair and eyebrows. The merch also shows him wearing a golden laurel wreath, a golden-colored armor with brown collar and a red cape, attached to the armor with a golden button.

As a ghost, he is seen as a transparent specter with an eerie turquoise fire surrounding him.

## History

Cheeser was a Romano dictator who believed that only cheese pizzas without toppings should exist. He owned a pizzeria called "The Trifecta," which embodied his pizza purity beliefs. According to a magazine article found in Cicero's shop, her ancestor Marinar Burrata tried to stop Cheeser and betrayed him, which led to Burrata's exile.

To ensure his legacy continued, Cheeser forged the Ancient Dough in the fires of Mount Yeast, infusing it with his mind so that any who ate it would succumb to his control. Centuries later, the Dough was uncovered by Cicero and Octavia Bell in the ruins of Pomperonii, with the latter taking credit for the discovery and leading to their falling out. Although Cicero tried to stop her, Octavia ended up eating a piece of the raw Dough, causing her to be partially under Cheeser's control.

## Plot

See also: Walkthrough:Chapter 5
Cheeser has Octavia establish the ZArena, where Ovenists compete to win Cheeser's Ancient Dough. However, you eventually find out from Cicero that the competition is just a ruse for Cheeser to find an Ovenist worthy of hosting his mind.

After completing the Stone Tablet, you must defeat Cheeser by freezing the Dough according to the illustrations on the Tablet. Once the Dough is prepared and frozen a final time, Cheeser is defeated and loses his control over Octavia. Failing to defeat him results in you losing and Cheeser taking control of the pizza industry. You will need to repeat the day you made the mistake in preparing the Dough until it is made properly.

## Gallery

Julius Cheeser's spirit, seen taking over Octavia Bell's body
## Trivia

* Julius Cheeser's name is a pun on the name of an actual Roman dictator, Julius Caesar.
	+ The name of the people whom he ruled, the Romano, comes from the name of the Italian cheese Pecorino Romano.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Chapter 5 merch promo (Twitter)
2. ↑ This is likely a reference to a famous quote from the 2001 film *Lord of the Rings*, based on J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy series of the same name: "In the land of Mordor, in the fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Sauron forged in secret a Master Ring to control all others. And into this Ring he poured his cruelty, his malice and his will to dominate all life. One Ring to rule them all..."
3. ↑ Julius Caesar at Wikipedia
4. ↑ Pecorino Romano at Wikipedia