Arthur Walton(or Walter)

about Arthur Walton

Name: Arthur Walton Gender: Male Appearance: He has short brown hair with streaks and dark skin. He wears a pair of dull coloured jeans and a rainbow-themed waist coat over a shirt. Along with a faint green striped tie and white shoes. He also appears to be older in age as he has wrinkles. About: Arthur Walton is one of the founders of Gardenview Educational Center and Museum, the other being Delilah Keen. It seems like Arthur is the one responsible for designing all the Toons and gives them to Delilah to create. Advertisement

Another creator

Name: Delilah Keen Gender: Female Appearance: She has long, straight brown hair with low bangs and light skin. She is seen wearing a pair of two-toned pants and a white/light pink turtleneck coat, both with black (presumably Ichor) stains. She also appears to be wearing light blue gloves. About: Delilah Keen is one of the founders of Gardenview Educational Center and Museum, the other being Arthur Walton. It seems like Delilah is the one responsible for creating the Toons through unknown means while is getting their designs from the latter.

Toon handler

The Toon Handlers are a set of 5 humans seen on a set of framed portraits in one variant of the "Greenhouse" and in the Toons Rooms in the Roleplaying Mode. Their role and purposes are currently unknown, but they each appear to be assigned to a specific "main character" Toon in the cast. A "rules" poster seen in the Lobby specifically mentions to listen to the Toon Handlers, likely meant for visitors to the Gardenview Center. In later updates more information may be available on what they did and where they're placed in the Game's story. Advertisement Appearance Honest Trailers Commentary | Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Video Player is loading. Unmute Duration 48:19 / Current Time 0:00 Advanced Settings Fullscreen Play Rewind 10 Seconds Up Next Brand logo The Toon Handlers are tall humans that wear coloured shirts with white buttons, with short sleeves and long pants which are darker shade of their vests, and with their boots being an even darker shade. They also have an employee nametag on their right side and wear white gloves. The nametag is white with a symbol of their respected Toon they are handling. Toon Handler Dandy Name: Devan Reed Gender: Male Assigned Toon: L-001 and M-001 Appearance: Dark brown hair, pale skin Uniform: Dark grey short sleeve shirt and long pants, white vest, black boots, Handler nametag, and white gloves. Info: Unknown Toon Handler Astro Name: Austin Russo Gender: Male Assigned Toon: M-002 Appearance: Black hair with a tuff sticking out, fair skin Uniform: Dark blue short sleeve shirt and long pants, blue vest, navy blue Boots, Handler nametag, and white gloves. Info: Unknown Toon Handler Sprout Name: Sam Mclaughlin Gender: Non-Binary[1] Assigned Toon: M-003 Appearance: Orange hair tied back into a hair bun, fair skin Uniform: Maroon short sleeve shirt and long pants, red vest, dark maroon boots, Handler nametag, and white gloves. Info: 092-Radio Transcript somewhat implies they were in charge of safety.

Toon handler information 2

Name: Shanon Mendez Gender: Female Assigned Toon: M-004 Appearance: Blond hair tied into a low ponytail, tan skin Uniform: Brown sleeve shirt and long pants, orange vest, dark brown boots, Handler nametag, and white gloves. Info: Unknown Toon Handler Vee Name: Veronica Hurley Gender: Female Assigned Toon: M-005 Appearance: Short, straight, brown-ish/black hair, dark brown skin Uniform: Green sleeve shirt and long pants, lime vest, dark green boots, Handler nametag, and white gloves Info: Unknown The Toon Handlers all appear to either have black shades or shadows cast by their hair covering their eyes. Advertisement Toon Handlers Notes 092-Radio Transcript 092- RADIO TRANSCRIPT M-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 L-1 Austin Russo: Hey didn't Delilah tell one of us to throw out the old 'founders' photos? Shanon Mendez: Not it! Devan Reed: Not it either, Arthur already has me working overtime with Dandy. Sam Mclaughlin: I'll get to it eventually been too busy with Sprout. Can't we get janitorial to handle this?? Veronica Hurley: You've said you'd do it eventually for forever. Sam Mclaughlin: Too busy making sure this place doesn't burn down, I need this job!

Ichor

Ichor is the main currency in Dandy’s World. You can use it to purchase Toons, Trinkets and Toon Skins. In a previous update, Toon Skins that are not tied to Mastery Challenges are available to purchase through a ticket system for 600 ichor. Ichor is earned through the following methods: Completing Floors (varying amounts, higher Floor = more Ichor) Filling Machines (5) If more than one Player worked on a Machine, each gets 1 Ichor for each 20% they contributed, rounding up. Collecting Research Capsules (2 per capsule) Using a Toon's Active Ability (5, ONCE per Floor) Purchasing with Robux (varying amounts) In the post game summary, each Twisted you encounter is worth 1 Ichor By Codes (With the only currently active: ' ichor ', grants 50 ichor)

Twisteds

Twisteds are the main antagonists of Dandy's World. They are the corrupted versions of Toons, disfigured by Ichor. Their main objective is to kill the players.

garden view center

Gardenview Center was a museum and educational center created by Arthur Walton and Delilah Keen. Gardenview might have opened in the late 80s (1989) due to a Loan Application dating back to 1984 and a picture of Dandy and Astro in 1988. On a newspaper found on one of the floors, it mentions that Gardenview had closed on 6/29/2002 due to lack of safety regulations.

Dandy's world show!

Dandy's World is a children's television show featuring the Main Toons as well as other side Toons. The show may have been created sometime in 1990 after Gardenview Center was constructed, back in 1984 and after the Toons were created in 1988. This makes it possible that the Toons themselves voiced their show versions, but considering the unknown nature of their relationship with their TV counterparts, it's impossible to say. Some in-game dialogue (such as between Scraps and Vee) references the show as if the Toons themselves lived in it, muddling their real-world and TV continuities together There are 3 known seasons as of now, with at most 15 episodes in each season, airing from around 1990 (being the earliest year known so far), to 2002, after Gardenview closed down.