Lock
| Lock | |
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Species | Raposa |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | Adult |
| Fur Color | Orange |
| Information | |
| Home | Lavasteam |
| Story Role | Protagonist (T35 '16, '22, '26) Minor Character (T35 '24, SR1) Deuteragonist (SR2) |
| Family Members | Son of Key |
| Occupation | Advisor and Chief Engineer to Russet |
| Status | Comatose |
| Game(s) | |
–Lock
Lock is a Raposa created by GuyThatExists that appears in the short story Salem Rose Pt. 1 as a minor character and in Salem Rose Pt. 2 as a major character. He also appears in The 35 as a character in 4 out of 105 segments.
As a child, he became interested in science and engineering like his father, Key. He would sit through a lesson in Mannequite and eventually learns of Celia's revival as a Robosa. He would also catch Queen Lydia in her All-Lite addiction, but she blackmails him into keeping his mouth shut. During a celebration in Lavasteam, he survives an attack by Ruby and discovers that they are working with Aguara.
He later became King Russet's advisor and took over his father's role as Chief Engineer. He witnesses Robigo break out of the Giant Robosa and would later finish work on his Robosa Suit with the help of Stampy, allowing him to join Milfre in her fight against Salem Rose. However, during the fight, he would be incapacitated inside the suit, and he currently is living in Rapoville in his coma.
Appearance[edit]
Currently, Lock's appearance is unknown, but he likely has short ears.
Story[edit]
The 35[edit]
2016[edit]
Lock is first seen sitting in his father's - Key's - workshop, learning about Mannequite and its adaptability. He also admits to his father that he was skipping class due to being understimulated, and Key makes him promise to stay in class. The two later go out for dinner.
2022[edit]
Later, Lock sneaks into Key's workshop to explore, but Celia - now in a Robosa body - activates and startles him. He picks up a piece of Mannequite and threatens Celia with it, but before he can use it, Lydia walks in looking for All-Lite. When she sees the Mannequite in Lock's hand, she pounces on him, and after getting a hit of the crystal, she uses it to power down Celia.
Just then, Key bursts into the workshop, and Lock says he couldn't sleep and wanted to tinker. They are all kicked out of the workshop, and Lydia reveals her All-Lite stash to Lock and blackmails him into keeping his mouth shut.
Some time over the next two years, Lydia began peddling Mannequite from Key's lab to Captain Cavalier to use in his trade, and she brought Lock into her operation.
2024[edit]
Two years later, Lydia had broken the terms of her deal with Cavalier, and Aguara had come to collect. Lock and Lydia barricade themselves into Key's lab, and they wake up Celia, asking her how many times they had wiped her memory. When Celia tells them that it had been nearly fifty times, Lock and Lydia panic. As they discuss what they should do next, Celia manages to open the door, letting Aguara break in. However, he lets Lock run away.
2026[edit]
When Lock attends a celebration with Watersong, Lavasteam, and Rapocity leaders, he decides to leave after Lydia makes a comment. When he steps out of the bathroom, he discovers Key bleeding out in the hallway, causing the partygoers to panic. Lock runs over to him and begs him not to die, trying to get him to move, but Key dies in his arms. Inconsolable, Lock is pulled away by Rose and taken outside.
Once they are out of the palace, they are joined by Moseus, Meeny, and Angelia, who all watch as the palace explodes and crumbles to the ground. Ruby suddenly appears to tell the group that Miney was dead, and out of rage, Lock lunges at them. However, Ruby catches him and holds him away, telling him that both Aguara and they would let him live, and to not make them regret it.
Salem Rose Pt. 1[edit]
Lock is next seen when Robigo breaks out of the Volcanic Core and appears in the center of town. He and Russet approach her together, and he stands by as Russet asks her questions. When she reveals that she was stuck in the Giant Robosa by Salem, he is in awe and tries to ask her about her time in the core.
Salem Rose Pt. 2[edit]
Lock is next seen when Robigo leaves Stampy in his care. While unconscious, Stampy phases in between his Raposa and Stamped forms. He does this more and more rapidly as he begins to wake up, and he bolts upright after some time. Lock asks him why he is able to phase into objects, and Stampy, still annoyed and confused, simply states that it's magic. Lock doesn't press him, and simply asks for Stampy's name. After Stampy is fully aware of his surroundings, Stampy and Lock make an agreement to help each other with their projects, Lock's being fixing the Robosa Suit.
Eventually, Lock and Stampy agree that the Robosa Suit could be best powered with Stampy's Ink, so Lock helps Stampy control his powers. Using a garden hose as a metaphor, Lock explains to Stampy how to shoot Ink from his body. Stampy successfully shoots Ink and sucks it back in, exciting both Lock and himself. Stampy uses his new ability to send Ink through the mechanisms of the Robosa Suit, causing it to function properly. While the two put finishing touches on the machine, they talk about how they are technically superheroes, and they decide to adopt the identities of Ink Torpedo and The Mechanic.
Their conversation eventually shifts to how well the Ink in working on the suit, so Lock explains that when Wilfre attacked the village, he likely changed the way the Robosa operated, causing them to require Shadow alongside electricity. Stampy mentions the Shadow being evicted from the Raposa realm in 2008, casually stating that "we’ve been Shadow free for five years now." Lock corrects him by saying it had been almost 35 years, and Stampy reveals that he traveled through time. Lock laughs and begins to inform Stampy of the events he missed.
The Robosa Suit is eventually completed, and as Lock is trying it on, Russet informs both of them that visitors were there for them. Stampy and Lock go to Russet's meeting room and find Milfre, Kamalah, Jowee, Willham, and Shadow Mari waiting for them. Stampy and Milfre embrace after thinking the other had died, and Stampy stays by Milfre's side as she takes a survey of the powers in the room. Lock runs off to get his suit at one point, and calls Stampy to help him. Stampy runs into the room, helping Lock put on the Robosa suit, and the two return to the meeting room. Stampy announces them using their superhero names, and the group enters the Time Machine, leaving for 2007.
When they arrive at the Village Bridge, they come face to face with Salem Rose and Robigo. After Milfre tries to reason with Salem Rose and he attacks her, Stampy, Lock, Jowee, and Willham team up to fight him. Stampy and Lock fight together, using a combination of the Robosa Suit and Ink to take him down. Eventually, after Salem Rose is distracted by Jowee, Stampy and Lock take hold on Salem Rose and prepare to kill him. However, using the power of the Galactic Jungle Orb, Salem Rose uses the grass to rip Stampy off of the Robosa Suit, and he attacks some of the mechanics in the suit. Suddenly, Salem Rose is struck by the Lavasteam Orb, and Lock is freed from his grasp.
When Lock rejoins the fight, he sees Robigo and Kamalah firing a constant stream of attack towards Salem Rose, so Lock follows suit with his energy blasts. They unknowingly give the Ruby Earring enough power to release a blast of energy that destroys the Time Machines and knock Lock unconscious. For some reason, the screeners, Milfre, Robigo, and Stampy all wake up from the attack, but Lock, Kamalah, and Jowee do not. Robigo and Milfre help haul Lock's body, still in the Robosa Suit, to Dr. Cure's hospital.
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Relationships[edit]
Family[edit]
- Key - Father
Allies[edit]
- Creator
- Gertrude
- Ellen
- Russet
- Creator's Alliance
- Meeny †
- Robigo
- Stampy
- Milfre
- Willham †
- Shadow Mari
- Jowee
Enemies[edit]
- Shadow
- Wilfre/Salem †
- Celia †
- Lydia
- Aguara
- Ruby
- Miles/Salem Rose † - Former Ally and Attempted Killer
Trivia[edit]
- The name Lock is a reference to the titular character of Lock's Quest.
- It is also a reference to the phrase "under lock and key," considering Key is Lock's father.
