He seems to be trying to rip the player's face off, as according to the record player's song. He also appears to have big beige or orange hands that will glow white when they are grasping onto the player. It is possible he may have mutilated himself or changed his face before attacking the player. For some unexplained reason, his face turns cracked and reveals a skullish face underneath. His eyes are blood-shot, and he has a skull-like nose. In his jumpscare, his face seems to be completely cracked open, revealing nothing but the eyes, nose and teeth. His tongue is flailing and becomes snake-like, and his arms are a lot wider, accompanied by actual hands. He also appears to be a light shade of blue (this may be due to the lighting). His eyes become more realistic and bloodshot, and he appears to have sharp teeth. In his jumpscare, his appearance is different. He has black, oval dots for eyes, a button nose, and thin, flimsy looking, cartoon-like, stick-like limbs with a thumb and mitten-like hands.
He is a large, pearly white, anthropomorphic egg, with a constantly innocent smile on his face when he isn't killing the player. He has more than one victim, and as we know, he staged one apocalypse. Flumpty himself appeared before the beginning of time, being the chaos god of death. If they survive, the player and Flumpty become best friends. If he catches the player, he will kill them, resulting in a jumpscare and not becoming friends, and instead killing them and eating their eyes. According to the developer commentary and the newspaper The Beaver holds, Flumpty kidnaps the player because he feels like it, and he wants a friend.
He has his own team of monsters who are probably his friends. Flumpty's phone call to the player, One Night at Flumpty'sįlumpty Bumpty, or Flumpty for short, is the titular main antagonist in One Night at Flumpty's.Īccording to him, he is "immune to the plot", "can transcend time and space", and kills anyone when he feels like it. I'm immune to the plot, and can transcend time and space.
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