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| “ | Aahh, you are awake. Good... good. I'll leave you to rest for now... enjoy your stay... | „ |
| ~ Mr. Whiskers at the beginning of the game. |
| “ | Welcome to my little game! The rules are simple: escape, you win. Die, you lose... no one has won the game yet, but you are special. I like you, so I would like to help you on your way. Behind this chair is a switch to turn off the electricity outside. Oh and uhh... watch out for the Boarman. He doesn't like human beings. Good luck... | „ |
| ~ Mr. Whiskers after the player finds The Watching. |
| “ | You can never win the game! | „ |
| ~ Mr. Whiskers at the end of the game. |
Mr. Whiskers is the titular main antagonist of the short 2015 point and click horror videogame Whiskers. He's a twisted lunatic who kidnaps people to force them into his sadistic game.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- He killed (either directly or indirectly) most people in a village.
- He kidnapped and forced a total of 22 people to force them to play his twisted game.
- Two of his victims are also underaged, with the youngest having starved to death while hiding.
- He allowed one of his victims, Winston DePorte (later known as "the Boarman"), to help him with the game, making him indirectly responsible for his right-hand man's crimes (such as him stitching animal masks onto people's faces or forcing the survivors to live in the sewers).
- He drove Sylvester Liddle so insane that he ended up committing suicide.
- Either he or the Boarman directly killed Alexander Wit.
- Either he or the Boarman trapped Craig Felson in a basement, which caused him to go insane and act like an actual dog.
- He kills both Wally MacGrath and William Johnson as they attempt to escape with a boat, horribly mutilating the former and presumably doing the same to the latter.
- He's shown to be extremely sadistic, liking to see his victims struggle to survive and giving them hope only to then take it away from them.
- While it's pretty obvious he isn't human, nothing proves he doesn't have moral agency.
- While the game he comes from is pretty horrifying, it's not the point of it being full shock value.
External Links[]
- Mr. Whiskers on the Villains Wiki
- Mr. Whiskers on the Ultimate Evil Wiki