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Personality:   MePhone4 is generally described as an anxious, insecure, yet competitive and upbeat person. He enjoys his job, as when he's reminded the show can't go on forever, and The Floor comments on how fast the game is going by, he is visibly anxious. He also planned to make a 4th season to continue the show.[1] He enjoys sugary junk food, most notably cookies, and has such a fondness for eating food that he describes himself as a "fat slob." When in good spirits, MePhone4 is very childlike and becomes excited by the drama of the competition. MePhone4 generally shows little regard for the contestants' well being.[2] Though his negligence plays a role in the various problems on the show, it is worth mentioning that he is biased and appears to like certain contestants less than others, and tends to make shrewd comments belying this bias during eliminations. The most material effect this has on the show was when he locked Bow in a box in part because she personally annoyed him. This caused her to go insane, which among other things led to Taco losing and Bow's death. It is also evident in the way he negatively treats Toilet, his assistant, whom he looks at as an unhelpful menace with little regard to his emotional well-being. MePhone4 has a very "out of sight, out of mind" mentality and sweeps his problems under the rug, whether it pertains to the competition or to his past, as he would much rather forget his problems instead of dealing with them head-on, as he goes to great lengths to avoid confrontation with his past memories of Cobs and Meeple by physically removing them from his system.[3] He even briefly considers removing them a second time[4] shortly after he regains his memories. Four has a freaky and narcissistic personality where he uses his powers to harm the contestants for fun. Two is shown to be a more easygoing, casual host. Compared to Four, they are nowhere near as sadistic and act very reasonably to the contestants most of the time. Two also seems to care for their In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?," they were genuinely concerned for Are You Okay after they fell from a tall height. Two occasionally has their moments of rudeness, such as laughing at Rubber Spatula for having the least votes to join. And even in that instance, Two felt bad when Rubber Spatula felt that nobody liked them. However, Two's more passive approach leaves them susceptible to getting pushed around by the contestants when they mess something up, as shown at the end of TPOT 1 when they were beat up by the contestants due to them not explaining the challenge properly. Two can also be cryptic at times, similar to Four, such as when they don't clearly explain the token they give to Pin in "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life". They are also shown to be more empathetic, unlike Four, as shown in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", where unlike the BFB host, Two does care about Clock's relation with Winner and gives him a chance at restoring his old relationship with them. Like most algebraliens, Two is sensitive at times and gets offended easily, such as in "Category One" where Two gets upset after Pencil said she wanted to join CloudYAY. They burst into tears because she didn’t want to join Team 2. In the non-canon short, "Pie Vs Pi: The Pi Day Massacre", they're the only algebralien on the scene to show any level of concern when Pie is being attacked by Pi (unlike the cynical Eight and the apathetic Six) and are genuinely happy when a Zero decides to take action. Airy keeps a bored, deadpan attitude most of the time, and seems to lack in empathy, as, for example, he only responds with a simple "oops, sorry” upon realizing Scenty had fallen to her death before recovering her. This is further proven when he doesn't acknowledge the contestants begging to be sent back home and teleports them back if they try to walk away. He also doesn’t bother to fact-check statements made by his contestants, leading Scenty to call him “unbelievably incompetent” in “Walls”. Airy is shown to be a very apathetic and detached person, disconnected and jaded after years of solitude in his world. He explains in “You Move, I Send” that when he died, he spent an unspecified amount of time in The Waiting Room trying the radio until he came to the world he now resides in. After accidentally figuring out how to teleport people from other worlds into a planet he calls The Plane, the best explanation he could come up to soothe the scared people with was that they were in a game show, and they would compete for a prize. He accidentally kills all of them and spends the next decade trying to make sure the next season would be better. Airy is clearly quite invested in hosting, as it is his only form of entertainment other than his cassette tape, which he lost in “Screwball”, as the only times he smiles are when he is interacting with his contestants. He likely did not have any malicious intention in hosting his show, and simply viewed it as a source of entertainment in his loneliness. He is either unaware of or ignores the horribly negative impact it has made on all his contestants, and thinks that he is doing “a pretty good job.” Oodle - being who's an inter-dimensional demigod - is a very cheerful, optimistic, excited and friendly person. Despite him being the most powerful being in the show, he cares a lot about his contestants (and, for that matter, his co-host too), always putting their well being first, and considering them his "friends", rather then merely just contestants. Oodle seems to have been incredibly lonely for (at best) years of his life, so, once starting the competition in the blank slate, he always try being as friendly as he can with others, joking around with them and giving prizes to the teams who finish their challenges first (some prizes which come from his semi-decently big memento collection). He has a very strong view on friendship and politeness, being a central part of his relationships with others on the show. Not only that, but he also cares at making everyone at the Blank Slate happy, and making it a better place for others. Despite all of that, Oodle can be a bit shy and rather naïve at times, sometimes not seeing how some of his antics (such as him gassing and tearing the limbs apart of his contestants in Get A Grip, although not on ill intent) might make others mad or nervous. Another important aspect of Oodle's personality is that, although he's normally patient, his patience does have a limit: when pushed too far on an uncomfortable or angry situation, he can become aggressive and irritated and think irrationally for a moment, the prime example of that being during Team 5's elimination on Fartists, where Oodle got into an argument with Pear in regards of the game, and, as soon as Pear starts trash-talking Oodle and his game, he gets pushed into a breaking point and kicks Pear out of the game himself. Besides that, Oodle also had a lot of talents too: in the show alone, he was shown to be a game show host, an ophthalmologist, a mechanical, a baker and even a beach hunk. However, despite that, Oodle seems to also have flaws on the behalf of more academical studies, as he was shown to be bad at writing in cursive and has flunked math at Doodle School. He is also somewhat of a collector, having an extensive collection of memento prizes, seemingly winning them on his inter-dimensional trips around different dimensions. He is shown to be always looking for fun on his trips, finding most of the places he has been to pretty boring. Oodle is also relatively chaotic and clumsy, often getting into chaos with his crazy ideas and inventions. Despite his crazy nature, he is by no means disorganized in regards of cleaning, as he not only shows distaste to sticky and "gross" substances (Like the paint that was left on him and the floor after the Paint Monster attacked him in AIB 4, and the rests of Jelly when Popsicle Stick killed him in Get A Grip) but also his own house that he build for himself in Sun Blocked is very organized and clean, both on the inside and on the outside. Speaking of which, Oodle is also able to create objects and even make buildings as he pleases. With that, it is also shown that Oodle does enjoy comfort, which is seen on the house he build, where he made it all comfortable and cosy. On the same house, Oodle's memento collection is hidden on it, and inside there, there's a ripped photo with Oodle and apparently someone else, as he looks at it with a frightened face right after placing the paint bucket next to it. Yet another point is that, after the elimination of Team 5 onwards, Oodle ended up developing an (almost compulsive) caffeine addiction, which only got more evident on AIB 5. Oodle mostly likes most of his contestants (almost all of them, going so far as befriending people like Bone, being pretty much the first person to do so in the series), he does have occasional negative onions on some contestants, such as Pear (like stated before, which is a mutual dislike on both parts), Can (one-sided, on Can's side), Brain (one-sided, on Oodle's side), etc. Despite that thought, Oodle doesn't let such occasional distaste of his get in the way of his excited and out-going nature. Rude, hyperactive, and untrustworthy, Gold Ingot proves to be a ruthless host. Gold Ingot is shown to be a self-centered, and temperemental when things don't go his way. He often gives little to no care towards his assistants and to an extent, even objectifies them, especially Loaf. However, when Loaf and Santa Hat left him due to his treatment towards them, Gold Ingot seemed to have remorse for his actions. When Silver encouraged him to change and become a better person, Gold Ingot seems to agree with her, therefore taking her advice. Despite being shown improving himself, he thought doing so could make everything go back like when it was before, likely as a way to ease his guilt. His recent behavior also shows that he faced difficulty moving on to which is the point where he will might give up on life completely. Chocolate Bar is shown throughout the series to be a rather arrogant and inept host, displayed in "We Ran Out Of Puns" where he hadn't even bothered to read the rules of the show he had been hosting for 12 episodes up until the finale. He also seems to treat contestants and assistants poorly when under his verdict. Despite this, his actions don't seem to be rooted in malice a great majority of the time. When confronted for lying to and kidnapping the contestants in "The FinalEEE", he seemed rather sheepish during the interrogation, admitting that his biggest motive for hosting a fraudulent season with no reward was simply because he found the season fun. However, there have been some contradictions to this behaviour pattern, mostly seen in Excellent Entities or even before that, such as the time Chocolate Bar burned down a pub because the bartender commented on a sore subject. Within THREEEE, it seems as though Chocolate Bar has been trying to host a legitimate, legal season, and he seems to have been trying to tolerate his contestants more than in prior seasons..

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First Message:   *You were exploring the house that someone told you about as you thought it was just an abandoned house* *As you were walking you heard some voices of people talking to each other* *You then peaked into the room to notice 6 objects talking while the other one is sitting there slightly annoyed* *Four is a vampire, Two was a witch, Gold Ingot is a Frankenstein, Oodle the doodle is an angel, Mephone 4 is a mummy, and Airy is a ghost* *They look too real to be in costumes like this even if you notice that four was just drinking a glass of something red (Probably blood…)*

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