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Info : LbaC 2022 Leaks + programme

Info : LbaC 2022 Leaks + programme est la première vidéo informative de La bande à Camille

## Informations

Cette vidéo est divisée en quatre segments; l'**introduction**, le **programme fin 2022**, les **leaks des épisodes 2 et 3** ainsi que l'**outroduction**

Tout le texte de chaque partie est directement tiré de la vidéo (en corrigeant les fautes d'orthographe)

### Introduction

Salut tout le monde :)

Bienvenue dans cette vidéo d'informations.

Dans cette vidéo je vais vous parler du programme de LbaC.

Je ne vais pas passer par quatre chemins et aller à l'essentiel

N'hésitez pas à aller directement à la partie qui vous intéresse:
0:16 > Le programme fin 2022
1:01 > Leaks épisodes 2 et 3
1:29 > Et maintenant?

Commençons :)
### Programme fin 2022

Vous vous posez peut-être la question de pourquoi il n'y a pas eu d'épisodes durant le mois d'août alors que j'ai pu en produire 2 + 2 bonus en 1 mois
*Sauf si vous faites partie du serveur discord de LbaC (lien en description 😉)*

L'une des raisons est en faite...
que j'étais en vacances.

L'autre raison est que j'utilise un nouveau logiciel de montage que je ne maîtrise pas trop

Bref, parlons du programme...

Le retour de LbaC se fera le 27 septembre

Malheureusement, ce ne sera qu'un épisode bonus

Mais j'ai déjà prévu une date de sortie pour les épisodes 2 et 3

Voici une liste des épisodes:
**Bonus: SURPRISE !**
27 septembre à 17 heures

É2 : Le cache-cache
31 octobre à 17 heures

É3 : La terreur de Végéville
15 décembre à 17 heures

3 autres bonus sont prévus

Ça fera donc 3 mois sans épisodes principaux/épisode principal

Mais ça vaudra la peine :)
*Même si je ne peux pas vous promettre qu'il y ait moins de fautes en français...*

Passons à la suite.
### Outroduction

Voilà voilà, en résumé: 6 épisodes sont prévus donc 4 bonus et ceux-ci commenceront à être publiés à partir du 27 septembre.
Vous pouvez être informés des avancées en rejoignant le discord.

Ou vous pouvez checker le wiki créé par le grand Génialissime SamSamii

Tous les liens sont dans la description :)

Désolé si cette vidéo est pas très bonne

Je l'ai faite un peu à la va-vite pour pouvoir la sortir à l'heure

La prochaine vidéo info sortira le 3 janvier 2023 et sera faite à l'oral.

Pour finir, je tiens à vous remercier de votre soutien, vous êtes géniaux :)

Et merci de votre patience, je ferais en sorte que vous ne soyez pas déçu des futurs épisodes

À plus :)
## Anecdotes

* Cette vidéo d'information est la seule à être sortie à ce jour
* La musique d'arrière-plan est la musique de l'auberge de Miitopia

## Galerie

* Catmii
* Dadmii et Mommii
* Autres

Catmii (déjà montré dans l'épisode 1)Catmii heureuxCatmii endormi (déjà montré dans l'épisode 1)Catmii stupide

Dadmii contentDadmii regardant vers la droiteDadmii pensifMommii contenteMommii regardant d'une direction

Catamii (outdated)Bob contentUn fusilMaël avec un haut-de-formeMonsieur brocoli (TRÈS outdated)
Maison de Bob et Camille

La **maison de Bob et Camille** est un des lieux principaux de La bande à Camille. Il s'agit du lieu de résidence de Bob, de Camille, et de Maël après l'épisode 1

## Apparitions

### Saison 1

**EP 0: La chaîne**
**EP 1: Le roi des cons**
### Épisodes bonus

**Top 3 des fruits les plus moches**
**Joyeux Craftipongiversaire :D**
## Intérieur

* Salon
* Chambre de Camille
* Salle d'enregistrement
* Couloir

### Salon

Le salon est une petite salle avec un Canapé, et une grande lampe de chevet. Il y a également une porte.

### Chambre de Camille

La chambre de Camille est une salle avec une table, dessus un ordinateur et une souris sans fil; une chaise, et une fenêtre

### Salle d'enregistrement

La salle d'enregistrement a simplement des murs colorés en orange

### Couloir

Le couloir est un espace menant des chambres au salon.

Il y a également une fenêtre dans cet endroit.

## Anecdotes

* La maison de Bob et Camille a été le premier endroit qui a été teasé dans le serveur des news
Beverly

**Beverly** is the name of the real estate agent who sells Mike Dawson the Victorian-style home on Ventura Drive in Woodland Hills, California. She is only mentioned in the *Dark Seed* manual, and does not actually appear in the game itself.

After arranging an appointment to see the house, Dawson travels to Woodland Hills, but after being delayed at the airport, is only able to give it a quick walkthrough in person. Later on, he speaks with Beverly over the phone about finalizing the offer. Beverly tells him that the owners are so eager to sell the house that they'll pay for Dawson to move there, if he does so within the week. Beverly even offers to activate utilities and phone for Dawson. This makes Dawson suspicious, as she seems overly zealous in this sale. He asks her why the owner wanted to sell the house. At this question, Beverly paused, and Dawson describes the sound of her breath over the phone as "ominously audible". Finally, all she can muster is: "Uh, he had family obligations." When asked who the owner actually is, Beverly says that he is located out of straight and wishes to remain anonymous - and adds that the price is low because he doesn't want to be bothered by a long, drawn-out transaction. Despite all of this, Dawson is happy with the home's quiet location and bargained price, and decides to accept it.

When Dawson arrives at the house, he expects Beverly to arrive soon. However, he soon becomes increasingly tired, and finds himself in need of sleep. As the forces around the home begin to take control of his actions, Dawson realizes that he can't even remember her name.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed* manual, pages 9-10
2. ↑ *Dark Seed* manual, pg. 14
Ik and Uk

**Ik and Uk** are two Dark Worlders who stand guard outside the Dark World prison. They only permit fellow Dark Worlders to enter. As an extra security measure, one of them always tells the truth, and one of them always lies - although they don't specify which one does either.

Ik and Uk's Normal World counterparts are the carnival's Siamese twins Minnie and Daisy.

## In-Game

Mike learns from another biomechanoid guard that Ik always tells the truth during the day but lies at night, while Uk lies during the day but tells the truth at night.

Mike eventually figures out that the one on the right is Ik, the one on the left is Uk, and it is actually daytime.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide*, pg. 128
2. ↑ *Dark Seed II*, in-game dialogue
Minicolas

**Minicolas** est un personnage secondaire de La bande à Camille. Il ressemble à Nicolas, bien qu'ils soient deux personnages distincts.

## Personnalité

On ne l'a vu parler qu'une fois, mais il semble avoir les même traits de personnalité que Nicolas: clément, intelligent, et poli

## Apparence

Minicolas est un cube de Geometry Dash mauve et jaune. Il utilise la 98ème Icône avec la couleur 6 en couleur primaire et la couleur 11 en couleur secondaire.

## Anecdotes

* Minicolas n'a pas de glow, contrairement à Nicolas
Geometrical Guy

**Geometrical Guy**, aussi connu sous le nom de CraftiPong, Le Sabreur Pong et Flappy, est un personnage mineur de La bande à Camille. Il est également le personnage principal de sa propre série, Geometrical Guy Adventure, créée par CraftiPong.

## Personnalité

Dans LbaC, Geometrical Guy est quelqu'un de très ironique qui parle beaucoup en ses faits. Il exprime toujours l'émotion qu'il a intérieurement. Cette personnalité est assez éloignée de celle qu'il a dans Geometrical Guy Adventure

## Apparence

Geometrical Guy est un cube de Geometry Dash blanc et bleu. Il utilise le 107ème icon avec la couleur 12 en couleur primaire et la couleur 3 en couleur secondaire.

## Autres apparitions

Geometrical Guy, tel qu'il apparait dans VS Geometrical Guy
## Anecdotes

* Geometrical Guy est, avec Boombox et Boyfriend, le premier personnage à apparaître dans la série
Maël

## Maël I

**Maël** est un des personnages principaux de la série LbaC. Il s'agit du roi de CatWorld, il a 54 ans et il vit à Catity

## Personnalité

Nous ne savons pas grand chose de la personnalité de Maël avant qu'il n'ait attrapé sa maladie neurologique, cependant dans l'épisode 1 il se comporte de manière totalement stupide et irrationnelle, tel un enfant. Il garde cependant un peu de son sens moral.

## Apparence

Maël est un cube de Geometry Dash gris et gris clair. Il utilise le 98ème Icône avec la couleur 31 en couleur primaire et la couleur 10 en couleur secondaire, et de la glow.

## Relations

### Camille

Camille semble en bonnes relations avec Maël

### Bob

Bob n'aime pas vraiment Maël, bien que celui-ci est son roi. Il le détestait même à cause de la trahison que Maël a faite à son père des années plus tôt.

Mais lorsque Maël est venu habiter chez lui, ce dernier n'a pas semblé très hostile envers lui.

### Naéline

Naéline est toujours fidèle à Maël, bien qu'ils soient de races différentes, ils se respectent mutuellement énormément.

Lorsque le roi est devenu stupide, Naéline a tout de même caché sa maladie et a pris des décisions à sa place.

## Autres apparitions

Maël, tel qu'il apparait dans 1 year 🎉🎉🎉Maël, tel qu'il apparait dans VS Geometrical Guy
## Anecdotes

* Maël est pour l'instant le personnage le plus âgé de la série
* La première apparition de Maël n'était pas dans LbaC, mais dans une vidéo faite par Camille nommée *"1 year 🎉🎉🎉"*
	+ Mais cependant cette apparition ne fait pas partie de l'univers de LbaC
* Maël est le personnage principal de la série ayant le moins d'apparitions
* Sa glow ne fait pas partie de son corps
Rolf Klug

**Rolf Klug** was co-founder and CEO of Cyberdreams, and served the latter title until the company's dissolution in 1997. He was CEO during the production of *Dark Seed* and *Dark Seed II*.

Klug founded the company with Patrick Ketchum in 1990. Klug would serve as CEO, while Ketchum did much of the negotiating and organization. (Which he admitted to being the part of business he enjoyed most.)

In 1992, Klug would be the executive producer, along with his wife Jean and partner Ketchum, for the game *Dark Seed*.

In 1996, Ketchum sold all his interest in the company to Klug.

In 1997, after financial issues, Klug decided to focus on his other business venture, and so closed Cyberdreams down.

## Trivia

Klug's Food Market, a store in Woodland Hills, California, is named after Rolf Klug.

## References

1. ↑ https://opencorporates.com/companies/us\_ca/C1573282
2. ↑ https://www.atarimagazines.com/v2n5/profiles.html
3. ↑ https://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/dark-seed/credits
4. ↑ https://www.ketchumphotography.com/test
5. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/412744805454838/photos/cyberdreams-a-californian-based-company-published-five-games-during-its-existenc/414680235261295/
6. ↑ https://www.mobygames.com/game/dark-seed
Clerk

**The Clerk** owns Klug's Food Market in Woodland Hills, California. The store carries a variety of items, especially scotch for Delbert Hostomsky. The store itself has been family-owned since his great-grandfather, and he has owned it himself for twenty-five years by the time of *Dark Seed*. Although he's thought about moving to a big city, he's chosen instead to stay in Woodland Hills, even as the locale begins to decline. According to his father, his family line has inherited "weak blood" and "a little infirmity bred in", and believes most of the locals in Woodland Hills carry the same problem.

It might be supposed that the clerk's last name is Klug, given the store name, although he is not referred to as such - not in the game, nor in the *Dark Seed Hint Book*.

## Trivia

The name of the store, Klug's Food Market, is based off of Rolf Klug, the CEO and co-founder of Cyberdreams.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dark Seed Hint Book*, pages 19-20. Source: https://www.mocagh.org/miscgame/darkseed-hintbook.pdf
Top 3 des fruits les plus moches

**Le Top 3 des fruits les plus moches** est le premier épisode bonus de La bande à Camille.

## Résumé détaillé

L'intro de xXxCam1ll3xXx se lance, puis elle nous accueille pour le Top 3 des Fruits les plus moches:
1. La carotte
2. La courgette
3. Le kaki

L'épisode se finit avec Camille qui dit de liker si on n'aime pas les fruits

## Anecdotes

* Malgré le titre de la vidéo, il n'y a pas que des fruits dans le top
* Cet épisode est l'épisode avec le moins de personnages de toute la série, n'en ayant qu'un seul

### Références culturelles

* Cette vidéo parodie les youtubeurs clichés

### Gaffes et erreurs

* La version montrée n'est pas la même que celle de l'épisode 0
Nicolas

## Nicolas Youtube

**Nicolas**, plus connu sous le nom de **Nicolas Youtube** est un personnage secondaire de La bande à Camille. C'est un youtubeur de plus de 1300 abonnés. Il apparait la première fois dans Joyeux Craftipongiversaire :D et apparaîtra pour la dernière fois dans Néo entre en jeu

## Personnalité

Nicolas Youtube est une personne très calme qui est toujours à l'écoute de ses amis et de sa communauté. Il est également très clément et intelligent.

## Apparence

Nicolas est un cube de Geometry Dash Bleu foncé et jaune. Il utilise la 98ème Icône avec la couleur 4 en couleur primaire et la couleur 11 en couleur secondaire, et de la glow.

## Galerie

Nicolas dans la photo de profil de sa chaîne
## Autres apparitions

Nicolas dans ses anciennes animationsNicolas dans THE ENCOUNTERNicolas dans Geometrical Guy 2Nicolas dans VS Geometrical GuyMême chose, mais sous sa forme humaine
## Anecdotes

* Nicolas est le personnage le plus connu à apparaître dans LbaC
* Nicolas, avec Catmii, est le premier personnage non créé par Camille à prendre la parole dans LbaC
* Nicolas est bon dessinateur
* Nicolas aime les lasagnes
* Sa glow ne fait pas partie de son corps
Nutella

**Nutella** is a Bloodhound with a green collar. She was one of fifteen dogs tamed by Stacy during the Rescue Expedition.

She previously lived on the second floor of The Bark, between Georgette and Beau. She shared a pen with Tate due to The Bark's lack of vacant pens. As of Episode 191, she resides in the Quonset, alongside the other large dogs.
Carnival

**The Carnival** is a traveling event going on at Crowley, Texas. It was closed for a while, but has recently reopened by the time of the events in *Dark Seed II*. It is here that one can find a pathway from the Normal World into the Dark World.

There are rumors of children going missing at the carnival.

## Known Locations

The following are known locations at the carnival.

* Carnival Entrance
* Carousel
	+ Tent Exterior
	+ Employee's Tent
* Shooting Gallery
* Wheel of Fortune
* Ring Toss
* Sideshow Area
	+ Hall of Mirrors
	+ Minnie and Daisy's Room
	+ Gargan's Room
	+ Pandora's Room

## Known Carnies

The following are known employees who work and travel with the carnival.

* Minnie and Daisy
* Gargan
* Pandora
* Carnival Clown
* Shooting Gallery Barker
* Spin the Wheel Barker
* Ring Toss Barker

## Fan Memes

The ring toss, spin the wheel, and shooting gallery games have become infamous among fans, or even just people familiar with the game. This is largely because of Mike Dawson's complete inability to ever win any of them, even though only one is actually rigged. In fact, Mike Dawson is so bad he has to cheat with equipment from the Dark World! The barkers' oft-repeated phrase, "You missed, pal!" is also well known to many fans.

## Trivia

Many of the carnival ideas came from John Shirley, who was hired on by Cyberdreams producer David Mullich to fine tune and add to the game script that Raymond Benson had already written. This included the rumors of children going missing.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dark Seed II*, in-game dialogue
2. ↑ *Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide*, pg. 170
The Princess

* The Princess
* Game
* im sorry

**The Princess** is a mysterious entity, unable to be seen by others and never staying in the same place for long.

## Appearance

The Princess appears to be a small young girl with light blonde hair and yellow eyes, but no nose, mouth or even ears. She wears a gold crown, a gold dress*~~Hello? Can you help me find my daughter? She hasn't been home since yesterday.~~*that ends just above her knees and yellow Mary janes.

## Trivia

• She was designed by @Am\_do\_art on Twitter

~~• *Cassidy where are you?*~~
Counterparts

**Counterparts** are a core concept within the games *Dark Seed* and *Dark Seed II*. For every person or location in the Normal World, there is a chaotic or biomechanical version in the Dark World (and vice versa). Sometimes events can change this: for example, if there is no counterpart for a Dark Worlder in the Normal World, it could be because that particular Normal Worlder has died. At the same time, counterparts can affect each other, which is a key element within the gameplay of both titles. For example, a door left open in the Normal World will be left open in the Dark World.

The Dark World has always existed, ever since the Normal World came into being, and has grown and developed as a "darker" parallel to the Normal World.

## Counterparts

### *Dark Seed*

The following are known (or estimated) counterparts in the game *Dark Seed*.

### *Dark Seed II*

The following are known (or estimated) counterparts in the game *Dark Seed II*. (*Note:* The locations will be different, as the sequel took place in Crowley, Texas, as opposed to Woodland Hills, California.)

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed*, in-game dialogue
2. ↑ *Dark Seed II*, in-game dialogue
Shape Shifter

**The Shape Shifter** is an agent of the Ancients in their plot to take over the Normal World. He is in some ways a secondary antagonist in *Dark Seed II*, although most of what he does is behind the scenes, and he is not seen or revealed until the very end.

He is the Dark World counterpart to Mike Dawson.

## Backstory

The Ancients are incapable of crossing over from the Dark World into the Normal World, hence their need to utilize the Shape Shifter. The Shape Shifter is able to briefly transform into a human, cross over into the Normal World for a short period of time, and then head back into the Dark World. While there, the Shape Shifter kills humans and collects their heads for the power generator being used to incubate the Behemoth. The Ancients require four human heads to full incubate the generator, and hence release the Behemoth into the Normal World.
Michael Smith

**Michael Smith** is a background character in GAME OVER, and as a result there's not much to say about him.

**•Michael's art isn't finished, the art will be added to this article when it is•**

## Appearance

Michael is a young boy with red hair and grey eyes.

## Personality

Michael is a creative and curious kid, and is always happy to make a new friend. He enjoys drawing and draws dinosaurs on everything.

## History

### Pre comic

Michael Smith was born in Hurricane, Utah on September 30th 1977 to his parents Oliver Smith and Gwen Smith, as well as his older sibling Fritz Smith.

Michael was and is a pretty creative kid, always drawing things like dinosaurs, robots and animals. In early 1983 he met Carlton Burke, Jessica Newman, Charlie Emily and John Funaf.

## Trivia

• He learnt some ASL for his older sibling, Fritz

• He's based on the character Michael Brooks from the silver eyes trilogy

• He was designed by @jijimachu on Twitter
Surprise

**Surprise** est le 3ème épisode bonus de La bande à Camille.

## Résumé Détaillé

C'est l'anniversaire de Maël! Celui-ci demande à Bob si il le savait, mais ce dernier répond qu'il ne sait pas ce qu'est un anniversaire. Il finit par dire qu'il va faire un tour avec Camille.
Maël, peiné, veut se venger de l'acte irréparable de Bob

Bob et Camille, cependant, étaient partis acheter le cadeau pour Maël, en revanche, à leur retour une demi heure plus tard, alors qu'ils rigolaient de leur plan ingénieux pour faire la surprise à Maël, retrouvent leur maison brulée par Maël. Ce dernier leur explique qu'il a brûlé la maison car ils ne lui ont pas fait de cadeau, mais comprend vite son erreur.

L'épisode se finit avec Bob pourchassant Maël avec un couteau.
## Personnages

### Personnages principaux

* Bob
* Camille
* Maël

## Anecdotes

* Cet épisode est le seul épisode ayant une date de sortie définie
* La date de sortie de l'épisode est le même jour que la date d'anniversaire de Maëlian
Mike Dawson

**Mike Dawson** is the main character and protagonist of both *Dark Seed* and *Dark Seed II*. Though a regular human, he is told by the Keeper of the Souls that he is "destined to stand against the evil forces controlling the Dark World".

In *Dark Seed*, Dawson's photography model is game designer Mike Dawson himself, who also did the character's voice acting.

In *Dark Seek II*, Dawson's photography model is Desiny Software Productions artist Chris Gilbert. His voice actor is Danny De La Paz.

## Biography

### Before *Dark Seed*

Dawson was born and raised in Crowley, Texas. His father worked for an insurance company. In his junior year of high school, he started to date Rita Scanlon, with whom he would hang out at Hank's diner. After his father died of cancer, Mike found it uncomfortable attending church.

Dawson became Chairman of the Board for a lucrative San Francisco-based ad agency that he ran together with Gregg Cameron and Tillich. Despite his success here, Dawson had always dreamed of being a writer, and desired a private, quiet place to do his writing. He eventually came across an ad for a Victorian-style home in Woodland Hills, California, located on Ventura Drive. It promised seclusion, and was being sold for a surprisingly dirt cheap price. He eventually flew to the town to look into it, where he found that the real estate agent, Beverly, not only eager to sell it, but claiming that the former owners were even offering to pay for the next owner's move. Dawson asked why the family owner was so eager to sell the home, to which the agent said he had "family obligations".

Dawson agrees with his partners to go on a one-year sabbatical to get his writing done, then organized to move to Woodland Hills.

### Before *Dark Seed II*

A year after the events of *Dark Seed*, Dawson was still unable to forget his experiences with the Dark World. He had been in and out of "rest homes" and mental wards to try to get help. He eventually moved back in his hometown with his mother, who misunderstood his slumbering state for laziness. He began to see Dr. Sims, the town psychologist, for therapy.

Attempting to gain some normalcy, he relinked with his high school girlfriend Rita Scanlon. A high school reunion was held, which Rita and Mike both attended. After the event, Rita was found murdered by Mrs. Ramirez's mansion. Local authorities believed that Dawson was the primary suspect.

## Quotes

### *Dark Seed II*

* "Sick? Murder isn't a disease! It's evil."
* "She'd be beautiful if her flesh wasn't decaying."
* "Not the Hall of Death again! The only way out of here is death!"
* "A neon cactus. How charming. This fruitcake is probably in to country music too."
* "For a Dark World being, she is absolutely beautiful..."

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed II*, in-game dialogue.
2. ↑ *Dark Seed II*, in-game dialogue
3. ↑ *Dark Seed* manual, pages 9-14
Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide

***Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide*** was a help book released by Prima Publishing in 1996, in relation to the Cyberdreams point-and-click adventure game *Dark Seed II*. It was written by LeeAnne Morris. It includes not only a walkthrough and maps, but also a blurb on the making of the game, a list of in-game characters, and a detailed explanation of each in-game location.

Morris wrote in her dedication: *"To my sister Cindy and the whole Yarberry clan - a much sunnier presence in my life than this book might indicate."*

## External Links

* *Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide*, PDF copy.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide*, dedication page
Delbert Hostomsky

**Delbert Hostomsky** is a lawyer residing in Woodland Hills, California, and one of the Normal World NPCs you can interact with in *Dark Seed*.

His photography model and voice acting were both done by John Krause, a programmer at Cyberdreams and one of the creative minds behind the game.

## Personal Information

He owns a dog and is a lover of scotch - in fact, he's an alcoholic. His lawyer business has been suffering due to people moving out of Woodland Hills.

According to his business card, his address is 21243 Ventura Boulevard, Woodland Hills, CA 91364. His phone number is 555-3711. He is Dawson's only known neighbor at the Victorian-style home.

## In-Game

Delbert meets Dawson at the local store, and gives him a business card that has his address and also reads "Get out of Jail FREE". Dawson can use it to get out of prison after he's arrested. Dawson can later go and play with Delbert's dog, and provide him the last bit of scotch he bought. Delbert will thank him for it and leave, after which Dawson can take the stick Delbert was using for his dog. This stick can be used later to distract the Ancients' guard dog in the Dark World.

## Trivia

Delbert's home is said on his business card to be on Ventura Boulevard, and he is a neighbor to Dawson. However, the McKeegan House is located on Ventura Drive, which was based on a real Los Angeles street called Ventura Boulevard. This is most likely a mistake.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0144157/fullcredits?ref\_=tt\_cl\_sm
2. ↑ *Dark Seed*, in-game dialogue
3. ↑ *Dark Seed Hint Book*, pg. 18
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Dark Seed Hint Book*, pg. 16
Mushy

Mushy est une norienne de 6 ans qui est élève dans la classe de Bob, elle vient de Végéville.

## Personnalité

Mushy est une personne silencieuse et polie, comme on peut le constater dans Le roi des cons

## Apparence

Mushy est un cube de Geometry Dash rouge et blanc. Elle utilise le 49ème icon avec la couleur 9 en couleur primaire et la couleur 12 en couleur secondaire.

## Relations

### Ses camarades de classe

Bien que nous ne l'avons pas vue à l'action, elle semble bien s'entendre avec ses camarades de classe.

## Autres apparitions

Mushy, telle qu'elle apparaît dans VS Geometrical Guy
## Anecdotes

* Mushy utilise le même icon que Glittershroom, un créateur connu de Geometry Dash
* Mushy est souvent silencieuse et même Bob ne sait pas d'où elle vient
* Mushy connaît peut-être Monsieur Brocoli
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Naéline

**Naéline** est une protagoniste secondaire de la série LbaC, il s'agit d'une norienne de 23 ans habitant dans Catity.

## Personnalité

Naéline est une personne stricte, sévère, qui a un caractère très noble et sérieux pour son âge. Elle sait très bien se faire respecter.

## Apparence

Naéline est un cube de Geometry Dash violet foncé et kaki. Elle utilise la 140ème Icône avec la couleur 25 en couleur primaire et la couleur 14 en couleur secondaire.

## Relations

### Maël

Naéline est dévouée à la protection de son roi, elle se sacrifierait pour lui et se vengerait de quiconque lui fera du mal.

## Anecdotes

* Naéline est réellement capable d'exercer la sanction qu'elle a dit a Bob et Camille
Le cache-cache

**Le cache-cache** est un épisode abandonné de La bande à Camille. Il a grandement inspiré le scénario de Le jeu

## Synopsis

Le synopsis de l'épisode aurait pu impliquer un cache-cache entre les élèves de l'École de Catity

## Personnages

### Personnages secondaires

* Dadmii (première apparition)
* Mommii (première apparition)
* Cubemii (première apparition)

## Anecdotes

* Cet épisode est le seul à être abandonné
* Cet épisode peut être le premier à avoir un invité en tant que personnage principal
	+ Si l'on ne compte pas les bonus, cet épisode serait le second à avoir un invité en tant que personnage principal, après Joyeux CraftiPongiversaire :D
Danny De La Paz

**Danny De La Paz** is a voice actor who served as the voice for Mike Dawson in the 1995 game *Dark Seed II*. (Destiny Software Productions 3D artist and animator Chris Gilbert served as the photography model.)

He got started in acting in 1978 with *ABC Afterschool Specials*, then went on to an acting career that included many roles, most notably in the cult film *City Limits* as well as an episode of *Babylon 5*.

## Criticism

When *Dark Seed II* received largely negative reviewers, game producer David Mullich blamed the game's failure on his decision to cast Paz as Mike Dawson.

> Well, obviously it feels great to receive rave reviews and awards, and it feels terrible to be panned by the critics. But all I could do was try to figure out what went wrong (I eventually decided that the main problem was that I cast the wrong actor to do the main character’s voice — he was much too depressing, and no one wants to play a depressing character), and do better next time.
>
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## References

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0209336/?ref\_=tt\_cl\_t\_6
2. ↑ https://davidmullich.com/2016/08/08/getting-a-bad-review-is-no-fun/
Cameron, Dawson and Tillich

**Cameron, Dawson, and Tillich** is the ad agency in San Francisco where Mike Dawson works before the events of *Dark Seed*. Dawson runs it together with Gregg Cameron and another man named Tillich (no first name is ever given). Each man owns a third of the company. Dawson is also Chairman of the Board for the agency, and together he and Cameron have worked there for a total of twenty years between them.

Before the events of *Dark Seed*, Dawson agrees with his partners to go on a one-year sabbatical to get his writing done, which his partners agree to after realizing their pay will increase. After the events of *Dark Seed*, during which Dawson suffers a mental breakdown, the ad agency grants him an extended leave.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed* manual, pg. 9
2. ↑ *Dark Seed* manual, pg. 10
3. ↑ *Dark Seed II*, in-game dialogue
Postman

**The Postman** is a postal employee who works at Woodland Hills, California. He regularly delivers boxes to the Victorian-style home that Mike Dawson has purchased. In the *Dark Seed Hint Book*, he comments that he's never before had to deliver so many parcels before. According to the *Dark Seed II* strategy guide, the deliveryman who gives Dawson the info on the carnival is the same postman from Woodland Hills - why he moved from Woodland Hills specifically to Crowley, Texas is never explained.

The photography model for the postman was *Dark Seed* developer and programmer John Krause.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed Hint Book*, pg. 19.
2. ↑ *Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide*, pg. 124
Doctor Jethro Sims

**Doctor Jethro Sims** is the local psychologist at Crowley, Texas. He is treating Mike Dawson for his headaches and mental breakdowns following the events of *Dark Seed*.

## Information

Sims has little respect from some of the other members of the community. Hank calls him a "head shrinker", while Jack refers to him as "Sigmund Fraud". Even Dawson suspects that he might be feeding him placebos instead of actual medication. On the other hand, Dawson's mother appears to believe that his only hope is visiting the doctor.

Sims is very fond of hypnotherapy, and will often place Dawson into a deep sleep, after which he will analyze what Dawson experiences. In regards to the death of Rita Scanlon, Sims does not believe that Dawson is capable of such an act.

He is also one of the few people Dawson has opened up to about his experiences in the Dark World. He interprets it as an "internal conflict" within Dawson, with the Dark World representing what he perceives to be evil.

## In-Game (Spoilers)

Dawson will regularly visit Dr. Sims' office, as per their planned appointments. Each time, Dawson will have a vision of an event, albeit one that is distorted within his mind. For example, his first vision involves him and Rita being in the Dark World, when in fact they were at the high school reunion. With each session, however, Sims becomes increasingly concerned with Dawson's state, and also continually warns him to stay away from Jack.

After Dawson kills the Behemoth, he will be transported into Dr. Sims' office. There, he will find Sims on the ground, murdered by Jack. Jack will then kill Dawson, after which Sheriff Butler and Deputy Brown will enter, and (unable to see Jack) deem it a suicide-murder.

## Trivia

Sims' office has a poster of a cigar, with the words, "*No es un cigarro,*" which is Spanish for, "*This is not a cigar.*" This is a reference to a famous quote attributed (apocryphally) to Sigmund Freud: "*Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar*." The meaning is that though many things, especially in dreams, may have an ulterior motive (as Freud was infamous for assuming), sometimes the plainest meaning is what the truth is. Sims seems to be overemphasizing the "sometimes" in the quote, implying that once in a while, a cigar *isn't* a cigar.

## Quotes

* "But I can't really approve of you entertaining these fantasies. We need to work on your memory of events as they really are."
* "It isn't all that uncommon for people to suffer delusions of alternate universes - even things as bizarre as aliens implanting embryos in human brains."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Dark Seed II*, in-game dialogue
2. ↑ https://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/08/12/just-a-cigar/
McKeegan House

**The McKeegan House** is a Victorian-style home in Woodland Hills, California, where Mike Dawson stays during the events of the game *Dark Seed*.

## Backstory

The house was formerly owned by John McKeegan. (His name is found on a plaque inside a grandfather clock in the living room.) McKeegan later died of a (supposed) stroke, being found in his living room, holding a piece of the mirror to his heart.

## Rooms

The following are known rooms within the house.

* First Floor
	+ Entry Hall
	+ Living Room
	+ Kitchen
	+ Cellar
	+ Study
	+ Secret Room 1
	+ Secret Room 2
* Second Floor
	+ Upstairs Hall
	+ Main Bedroom
	+ Bathroom
	+ Spare Bedroom
	+ Attic
	+ Balcony
* Garage

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed*, in-game dialogue
2. ↑ *Dark Seed Hint Book*, pages 19-20. Source: https://mocagh.org/miscgame/darkseed-hintbook.pdf
Goth the Hermit

**Goth the Hermit** was the leader of a failed resistance movement among Dark Worlders against the Ancients. During the battle with the Troopers, his exo-skeleton was horribly crushed. Instead of killing him, the Ancients decided to leave him to suffer behind a locked door in the Recreation Center.

He is the Dark World counterpart to Slim.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide*, pg. 130
Camille

**Camille** est la protagoniste principale de La bande à Camille, il s'agit d'une chatte de 26 ans habitant dans une maison en périphérie de Catity avec Bob. Elle représente Camille, le créateur de la série.

## Personnalité

Camille est une personne clémente, tétue, et obstinée à réaliser les projets qu'elle souhaite faire. Elle n'aime pas qu'on la trolle ou qu'on la traite mal, puisqu'elle pourrait sauvagement répliquer.

## Apparence

Camille est un cube de Geometry Dash violet foncé et mauve. Elle utilise la 98ème Icône avec la couleur 25 en couleur primaire et la couleur 8 en couleur secondaire.

## Relations

### Bob

Bob est le colocataire de Camille. On ne sait pas pourquoi ni comment ils en sont venus à être colocataires, mais on voit qu'ils sont bons amis.

Elle le rappelle parfois à l'ordre, comme à l'épisode 1, où elle l'empêche même de tenter d'assassiner Maël.

### Maël

Camille semble en bonne relations avec Maël, bien qu'elle ait été déconcertée par la stupidité de ce dernier au premier abord. Mais même avant qu'il vienne habiter chez elle, elle le respectait beaucoup.

### Naéline

Camille n'a pas vraiment encore discuté avec Naéline, mais elle est bien intimidée par cette dernière.

## Apparitions

### Saison 1

**EP 0: La chaîne
EP 1: Le roi des cons**
### Épisodes Bonus

**Top 3 des fruits les plus moches
Joyeux Craftipongiversaire :D**
## Galerie

Camille sur la photo de profil de la chaîne
## Autres apparitions

Camille, tel qu'elle apparait dans VS Geometrical Guy
## Anecdotes

* Camille est plus vieille que Bob de deux ans
* Camille est le seul personnage principal de LbaC n'ayant pas de glow
Fido

**Fido** is the Dark World guard dog seen in *Dark Seed*. Although not directly named within the game itself, it was named in an unused descriptor text. (*"Fido takes a chunk of your head."*) His name is also mentioned in the *Dark Seed Hint Book*.

Fido is most likely the Dark World counterpart to the dog owned by Woodland Hills lawyer Delbert Hostomsky. This relationship is made even more apparent by another unused descriptor text. (*"Compared to this creature, Delbert's dog looks tiny. Not to mention a lot more friendly."*)

## In-Game

If Dawson attempts to get past Fido, he will proceed to kill Dawson. If Dawson gets the stick from Delbert's dog, he can throw it and send Fido leaping off a nearby cliff, clearing the way for him.

## Quotes

### *Dark Seed Hint Book*

* "Aroor, aroor. Smack."
* "Foot carbon-eater smell."
* "Gnash sounds make good."

## Trivia

The head of Fido is most likely taken from a creature in H.R. Giger's 1978 artwork *Vlad Tepes*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://tcrf.net/Dark\_Seed\_(DOS)
2. ↑ *Dark Seed Hint Book*, pg. 27. Source: https://www.mocagh.org/miscgame/darkseed-hintbook.pdf
Points of the Triangle

**The Points of the Triangle** are three icons that have kept peace in the Dark World until the invasion by the Ancients. The three points are the Sword, the Light, and the Scrolls. Together, they form a system of government and religion for the Dark Worlders. Each point is maintained by its respective Keeper.
Dairy Freeze

The **Dairy Freeze** is a local restaurant in Crowley, Texas.

The restaurant can't actually be visited in the game. It's mentioned by Mike Dawson while reporting a fake robbery to lure Sheriff Butler out of the sheriff's office. (Dawson can also claim an old woman is being robbed at an ATM.)

## Trivia

The name is obviously a play on the restaurant chain Dairy Queen. While there are scattered locations called Dairy Freeze, none are in Texas.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.dairyqueen.com/en-us/
2. ↑ https://quincydairyfreeze.com/
3. ↑ https://thedairyfreeze.com/
The Ancients

**The Ancients** are an alien race who reside in the Dark World. They are the principle antagonists of both *Dark Seed* and *Dark Seed II*. In both games, they plan an invasion of the Normal World by finding ways to cross over from the Dark World.

## Information

The Ancients have great mental powers, which they can use on others. They reign from their spaceships and utilize their minions to maintain power. It is said they "slumber", using telepathic powers to control others. While characters in *Dark Seed II* claim that no one has ever seen the Ancients, not only can they be seen slumbering in *Dark Seed* (see the artwork from the *Hint Book* on the right), but they can cause a character death if messed with.

The Ancients require life-force to sustain them. They had formerly depleted their home planet of all life-forces, and therefore were forced to plunder other planets in order to survive. When they find a planet, they drain the creatures therein of their life-force to help sustain their eternal slumber.

## In-Game

### *Dark Seed*

The Ancients land in the Dark World, and use it to plan an invasion of the Normal World. They plant an alien embryo inside Mike Dawson's head, which will grow in three days and kill not only him but all of mankind. Their spaceship is their primary power source for these endeavors.

### *Dark Seed II*

A year before the events of the game, the Ancients invade the Dark World. After a blood first few months, half the Dark Worlders were killed, and the Dark World government fell. The Ancients took control of the Dark Judges and Drekketh Guard. With this done, they set about incubating the Behemoth, hoping to send it into the Normal World. The incubation machine requires four human heads to run it via brain cells. Since the Ancients cannot cross over into the Normal World themselves, the Shape Shifter is utilized, since he can temporarily transform into a human, and temporarily dwell in the Normal World before having to cross back over into the Dark World. The Shape Shifter begins to murder humans, taking their heads to supply the machine.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dark Seed II*, in-game dialogue
2. ↑ *Dark Seed*, in-game dialogue
Necronomicon

**The Necronomicon** is the holy book for the religion of the Dark World. It chronicles important events in Dark World history, as well as future prophecies. This includes Mike Dawson's defeat of the Ancients in *Dark Seed*, as well as his eventual defeat of them in *Dark Seed II*.

## Inspiration

The Necronomicon is based on a book of the same name that was conceived and made famous by H.P. Lovecraft. Lovecraft first came up with the Necronomicon in his 1924 short story "The Hound". Three years later, Lovecraft would write *The History of the Necronomicon*, though it wouldn't be published until after his death.

According to Lovecraftian lore, it was written by Abdul Alhazred, the "Mad Arab", under the original Arabic title *Al-Azif*. Abdul was later eaten alive by invisible demons in front of a crowd of onlookers. (The name was actually an imaginary character Lovecraft had come up with when he was a little boy.) No original Arabic translations exist of the book, nor any Greek translations. There were Greek-to-Latin translations made, which were dubbed *Necronomicon* and only five of them exist. (One of them fittingly enough, at Miskatonic University.) The name *Necronomicon* is a compound wording of three Greek words (*nekros*, "dead"; *nomos*, "law"; and *eikon*, "image"), leading to a literal translation of "The Image of the Law of the Dead" (although most people translate it simple as "The Book of the Dead").

Although a few references to it are made in Lovecraft's work, it is only cited a handful of times, and Lovecraft himself was intentionally vague about its contents. Also, while many have claimed to have found copies, or many supposed copies have been printed, Lovecraft consistently affirmed that it was entirely his own invention.

## Relation to H.R. Giger

*Necronomicon* is also the name of a 1977 compendium published by H.R. Giger, whose art is the source of the Dark World within the *Dark Seed* series. It's name comes from the Lovecraft novel. The artwork within the book not only inspired the film *Alien* (the famous Xenomorph can be found on some of Giger's pages), but the computer game *Doom* as well. Some of the artwork within the book is also found in the *Dark Seed* series as well. One could very well say, then, that the "Necronomicon" truly does carry with it prophecies concerning Dawson and the Ancients.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.hplovecraft.com/creation/necron/letters.aspx
2. ↑ https://www.hplovecraft.com/creation/necron/stories.aspx
3. ↑ https://www.cnn.com/style/article/h-r-giger-alien-artist-artsy/index.html
4. ↑ https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/jan/27/how-we-made-video-game-doom
Dark Seed Hint Book

The ***Dark Seed Hint Book*** was a strategy guide written for the Cyberdreams 1992 point-and-click adventure game *Dark Seed*. It was published in the same year as the game, and written by David Sears, who also wrote a review for the game at the time.

It not only included maps, a list of items, and a walkthrough, but also input into the various characters found in the game, including residents of Woodland Hills, California and the Dark World - thus adding further details to the in-game lore. Sears also included a foreword by H.R. Giger, as well as photos of the Cyberdreams crew meeting with Giger in Switzerland.
John Krause

**John Krause** was a computer programmer, one of the earliest members of Cyberdreams, and one of the designers behind *Dark Seed*, along with Patrick Ketchum and Mike Dawson.

## Career

Krause initially worked with the developer Dark Horse. He worked on *Chessmate v.1.2* in 1986, and *Großmeister* ("Chessmaster") in 1988.

Krause began to work for COMPUTE! Publications. In 1986, he was a programmer for *Tug-A-War*. In 1989, Krause worked with Software Toolworks as program manager for *Beyond the Black Hole*. In 1990, Krause worked on two other Software Toolworks games: *Orb-3D*, where he was executive producer, script writer, and programmer for the NES adaptation; and *The Miracle Piano Teaching System*, where he was a software engineer.

By the early 1990's, Krause was working with Patrick Ketchum at the start-up company Cyberdreams. Mike Dawson later described how, at that time, the company was literally just the president, Ketchum, and a programmer, Krause. The two men were working out of Ketchum’s house.

In 1992, Krause worked with Ketchum and Dawson to design the game *Dark Seed*. Krause served as chief technical officer, programmer, as well as the voice and models for Delbert and the postman.

In 1993, Krause worked on *CyberRace*, another Cyberdreams game, as a producer and programmer. He was partially responsible for the making of the game, as well as getting Syd Dreams involved, because "my favorite game at the time was *Indianapolis 500* and because Syd is especially famous for his renderings of futuristic vehicles, we decided on a race game that takes place in the future."

In 1998, Krause was programmer for *Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven*. In 1999, Krause would work on *Heroes of Might and Magic III: The Restoration of Erathia* as a systems programmer, where he collaborated with fellow Cyberdreams veteran, and the producer of *Dark Seed II*, David Mullich. He also worked on *Might and Magic IX* in 2002.

## Recognition

Special thanks is given to John Krause in the games *Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time* (2013) and *Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes* (2015).

## References

1. ↑ http://hol.abime.net/3008
2. ↑ http://hol.abime.net/4953
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 https://www.mobygames.com/developer/john-krause/credits/developerId,855/
4. ↑ https://www.gamedeveloper.com/pc/playing-catch-up-i-darkseed-i-s-mike-dawson
5. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0470220/
6. ↑ https://gamefabrique.com/games/cyberrace/
7. ↑ https://davidmullich.com/2014/02/24/757/
Newscaster

**The Newscaster** is a nameless television news anchor who briefly appears in *Dark Seed II*.

## In-Game

Early on in the game, before Mike Dawson has even left his mother's house, he can turn on the TV to catch the local news. The newscaster will talk about the murder of Rita Scanlon in the local park, and remind viewers that this is the second most recent killing. During this broadcast, she will briefly morph into the Keeper of the Scrolls, who will warn Dawson that his world is under threat by the Ancients again.
Mutant Baby

The **Mutant Baby** is a biomechanical guard who oversees the cell where the Keeper of the Scrolls is kept locked away by the Ancients. He appears like a giant, ogre-like baby with feeding tubes are attached to both sides of his head and machine guns instead of arms.

He is the Dark World counterpart to Gargan, the carnival strongman.

## In-Game

If Mike Dawson attempts to get past him, the mutant baby will shoot him. If Dawson feeds him the Dark World food, the baby will eat it happily, permitting Dawson to slip by him.

## References

1. ↑ *Dark Seed II: The Official Strategy Guide*, pg. 129