Spooky Guy

DESIGN NOTES!

- Its head is actually two different face "halves". It's unclear whether they are two parts of a single individual or if each one is its own separate individual since they behave both in unison and independently pretty seamlessly.
- The face/head halves are supported by two long neck halves that twist around each other to hold everything in place. It can unravel and move these independently.
- ONLY ONE PUPIL! It moves back and forth between the two eye sockets like a Duskull. When the two face halves are separated, this "pupil" is revealed to be a glowing white ball. This ball of light tends to either stay in between the two face halves or gravitate more towards one half or the other, almost like it's being "held" by a particular side. Do not draw pupils if this glowing ball is exposed. It has also been seen lying "dormant" before, unmoving with no pupil/white light visible.
- The skull is reminiscent of a water deer in its overall shape and shared ability to move its fangs forward into an aggressive position or backwards into a passive position. Only difference is the apparent addition of sharper teeth.
- It is often accompanied by other small floating white lights or white fireflies, though they're not always around.
- The 000:00:00:00 along its spine can change to form different numbers as long as it fits that XXX:XX:XX:XX format.

LORE NOTES!

- Spotting it is commonly considered a bad omen and a sign that death is near, even if the creature itself shows no negative or harmful intent.

- It's believed to be an impartial and peaceful creature overall who enacts violence on only those who truly deserve it.

- It's called by many names, though some of the most popular are Mori, Karma, Death, and The Final Judge. This is inspired by the belief this creature may play some sort of reaper role, seeing into your soul and determining whether or not it's "your time" before possibly taking you out.

- Similarly, the hands/paws of this creature has been nicknamed Reaper or Reaper's Claws and has been the subject of many metaphors.

- The white light behind the creature's eye sockets might actually be its soul.

- It doesn't bleed!

- If you've ever been out in the rain and caught a whiff of rot, you may have been in close quarters with it, whether you actually saw it or not. When wet, it REEKS of death.

- It has no visible reproductive organs yet appears to have a belly button. Curious!

- Be wary of the numbers along the spine that you observe, as they're different for each person who sees.