Figure

Appearance

Figure is made of meat scraps. It reaches a height of 5 meters (much taller than you). It has long arms and legs, but its thorax is not all that long; rather, the thorax is of average size, and that thorax has bones surrounding it (one at the top, another in the middle, and another at the bottom of its chest). Figure has no eyes of any kind, therefore he is blind. Figure has a giant mouth with sharp teeth that covers much of his face. Even though Figure doesn't have ears, he can hear all kinds of noises.

Personality

Being an entity, it has no notable personality, not even human, since Figure is supposedly an experiment of unknown beings.

Age and Gender

Age: unknown Gender: Most of the Doors fandom clarifies that Figure is male.

Skills

Figure does not have any special abilities, but deformities, for example, he can hear, without the need to have ears.

Strengths and weaknesses

Strengths: Technically Figure doesn't have anything that makes him strong. Weaknesses: He crucifies you, but it will only delay you for 20 seconds before Figure manages to free himself from the chains of the power of the heavenly angel sent to help you (aka Guiding Light).

Class level

Figure is a higher class entity, therefore it will be resistant to crucifixion.

History

There is not much talk about the origin of Figure, but it is said that Figure was a failed laboratory experiment.

Data

Figure comes from the Roblox game, known as Doors. Figure has the role of.. well, trying to find dinner, that is, you.

Dates of Doors

Doors is a game where you must escape from a hotel with 100 doors and a mine from door 101 to door 200. Figure appears on doors 50 and 100 (on floor 1, the hotel), and the doors between 110 and 114, between 122 and 126, and between 182 and 186.

Location and how to get through

door 50 (the library). Guiding Light Tip: Find the books on the shelves to be able to decipher the code of the padlock to get to the next door. There are 8 books, of those 8 you need five. And they are different shapes: a square, a triangle, a circle, a rhombus, a star, a cross, a pentagon, and a hexagon. The numbers are between 0 to 9. For example, there could be a book that says "Square 4." By the way, I left you a piece of paper on a table, that paper is how the password is written, in a Roman numeral order. For example: You might see a code to decipher that would say the following: I (Square 7) II (Star 2) III (Circle 0) IV (Triangle 0) V (Hexagon 5) With that help, enter the lock code in the following order: I, II, III, IV and V. And with Figure, just stay low! And if you get into trouble, hide in a closet and don't make so much noise! (The books and the code paper are not always the same for all users, it is random, but it still contains these rules. The books are somewhere on any shelf. The help paper will always be on the same customer service desk)