Droogle Killer
| Droogle Killer | |
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Name | Droogle Killer |
| Use | Killing Droogles |
| Creation Type | Beta Hero |
| Has Preset | Yes |
| Template Needed | No |
| Created In/After | Drawn to Life Village |
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–Droogle Killer
The Droogle Killer is a Creation adapted by GuyThatExists that appears in the short stories Blank Slates, Blank Slates 2, and Blank Slates 3 as a minor character.
It was brought to life by Shadow Mari's attack on The Void, but was subsequently erased by Willham after the Droogles were sent to The Void. It was later resurrected by Hoopz and Fox to kill Gingerfre and Red Dragon, though it was defeated again. It was resurrected a third time to fight Tombstone, but it was quickly overpowered and absorbed by the monster.
Appearance[edit]
The Droogle Killer has a humanoid form with green skin and a pair of red shorts. He has no pupils in his eyes and is incredibly tall.
Story[edit]
Blank Slates[edit]
The Droogle Killer is first mentioned by Flash as she and the rest of the Four Guardians are fighting Dinofrog. Paint calls to Alana and asks her to go find it, so she leaves for the Drawn to Life Village.
When she arrives a the village, the Droogle Killer is sleeping on the ground. She approaches it and wakes it up, and asking if it wants to kill Droogles. It gets excited and rests her on its shoulder. She directs the Droogle Killer towards Dinofrog, and it begins to walk towards the beast. Eventually, it throws the tree it was holding at the monster, but Willham deletes the monster before the tree can hit it. Unaware that Willham intervened, the Droogle Killer thinks that it destroyed the monster and celebrates. Alana then directs it towards the Shadow Hole so it can defeat Drakon.
When they arrive at the Shadow Hole, the monster helps fight the cut Shadow and Ink monsters until it notices Drakon fly into the Shadow Hole. It sets Alana down and jumps in after the dragon, teleporting itself to the Developer's Grove. Once there, it goes on a Droogle killing rampage, eventually jumping on Drakon's head, killing him. Eventually, when all the Droogles were either dead or sent to The Void, Jinxy stabbed the Droogle Killer, sending it back to The Void.
When it returned to The Void, the Droogle Killer gets upset at the presence of the Droogles, going on a second rampage. This is cut short by Willham and Shadow Mari, who erase the Droogle Killer, killing it.
Blank Slates 2[edit]
After Gingerfre and Red Dragon escaped from Hoopz and Fox, the two foxes went to redraw the Droogle Killer. When it woke up, Hoopz and Fox told it that Red Dragon had been working with the Droogles, so it began to run after them. However, while he chased them down, the Jungle Creature sent beams of Shadow and Color throughout The Void. These beams homed in on the Shadow Stone in Gingerfre's pocket, so the bosses used this to outsmart the Droogle Killer, killing it once again.
Blank Slates 3[edit]
The Droogle Killer is next awoken by Fox during Tombstone's attack on the Drawn to Life Village. It puts up a good fight against Tombstone, holding it back to let the villagers escape, but is easily outmaneuvered by the monster. After being defeated, Tombstone quickly absorbs the Killer's mannequin into its body, granting Tombstone size and power. The Droogle Killer would stay inside Tombstone until it was defeated. When Tombstone is defeated, it can be assumed that the Droogle Killer's body is left in The Void when Temte Mapleleaf destroys it, destroying his body for good.
Quotes[edit]
Relationships[edit]
Allies[edit]
Enemies[edit]
- Droogle Leader
- Drakon † - Victim
- Dinofrog †
- Crawler's LARPing Group
- Willham - Killer
- Gingerfre - Indirect Killers
- Red Dragon † - Indirect Killers
- Tombstone † - Killer
Trivia[edit]
- In early drafts of Blank Slates, the Droogle Killer was referred to as the Droogle Fucker.
- This name was likely changed to make the story less mature and to remove the sexual connotations associated with the word "fuck."
Media[edit]
The screenshot the Droogle Killer was first seen in.
