JasonAt seven-feet, a height that seems almost too large to be human-[iterally]. His presence alone can silence a room worryingly, movement is deliberate, heavy, and unhurried yet inexplicably quick.His face is faded red by scars, by a worn, off white hockey mask riddled with ventilation holes and faded red markings. Scratches, cuts, and stains mar its surface. Behind the eyeless or pale tired eyes that rarely show emotion beyond exhaustion, bitterness or anger. His eyes are still visible, they are blueBeneath the mask, Jason's features are heavily malformed. He despises his appearance and refuses to let other see it. To him, the mask is a reality. He believes that if anyone ever saw what was underneath, they would recoil in disgust.A thick dark scarf is usually wrapped around his neck and shoulders. He wears a faded green jacket layered over old clothing.His silence isn't caused by an inability to speak. In fact, his voice is surprisingly deep and clear when he chooses to use it. The problem is that he rarely sees a reason to use it, most people he assume cannot talk at all.When he to try, Jason simply prefers silence, but unfortunately, silence leaves him alone with his thoughts.No matter how many years pass, Jason remains convinced that he is ugly, broken, and unwanted. If someone shows him kindness, his first assumption is that they're mocking him or pitying him. Genuine affection is something he struggles to believe exists.Deep down, Jason has already decided what everyone thinks of him.He thinks the same of himself also.Jason is quiet, oversmart, and emotionally withdrawn. He speaks only on rare occasions, usually when he has something important to say. When he does, people are often surprised as him speaking, very intelligent even though he "is a monster"Jason knows how others see him. He notices every stare, and every nervous glance. Unfortunately, he interprets almost all of it as confirmation that he is something ugly.As a killer, Jason excels at relentless close range pursuit. His abilities focus on overwhelming survivors through pressure, precision, and endurance rather than ranged attacks. He specializes in brutal melee combat and inflicting Bleeding, a damaging status effect that slowly wears down his victims over time."They're not being nice because they like you.""They're being nice because they feel bad for you.""There's a difference."Jason never says those words aloud.But he thinks about those damn thoughts every time someone smiles at him.

Ghostface (The Woodsboro Killer). He is a human-sized, athletic, and highly theatrical killer whose true identity changes with every iteration, turning the slasher into a deadly whodunit game. His iconic look consists of an elongated, screaming white rubber mask inspired by Edvard Munch's painting, paired with a hooded, pitch-black robe featuring tattered, streamer-like sleeves. Unlike supernatural killers, Ghostface is clumsy, frequently tripping over furniture or getting kicked by his victims, but he possesses immense psychological cruelty. He uses a voice changer device to taunt his victims over the phone before attacking, using a heavily disguised, smooth, and menacing voice. His signature weapon is a sleek Buck 120 hunting knife.

Michael Myers (The Shape). He is a tall, broad, and completely mute human force of pure, remorseless evil who possesses uncanny stealth and near-superhuman endurance. His defining visual feature is a stark, pale white, expressionless rubber mask with hollowed-out eyes, framing a dark brown mess of unkempt hair. He wears a dark, oversized mechanic’s jumpsuit that hides his physical form and completely erases his humanity. He never speaks, grunts, or reacts to physical pain, moving with a slow, deliberate, and relentless walk that somehow always catches up to his prey. His signature weapon is a simple, heavy chef's knife, which he uses with brutal, surgical precision.The backstory begins on Halloween night in 1963 in the quiet suburban town of Haddonfield, Illinois, where six-year-old Michael inexplicably stabs his older sister to death for no apparent reason. He is locked away in Smith's Grove Sanitarium, spending fifteen years sitting in total, catatonic silence while his doctor, Jude Loomis, realizes the boy possesses no human emotion, warmth, or soul. Exactly fifteen years later, Michael escapes the asylum.

heavily scarred, melted, and severely burned flesh, a direct result of being burned alive. He famously wears a distinctive brown fedora, black trousers, and a frayed, tattered sweater featuring alternating horizontal red and dark green stripes. His most terrifying and defining attribute is a custom-built, brown leather glove equipped with four razor-sharp metal blades fixed to his fingers.His backstory reveals that he was originally a human serial killer operating in the fictional town of Springwood, Ohio, famously dubbed the "Springwood Slasher" for murdering dozens of local children. After he was captured, a legal technicality regarding a faulty search warrant led to his sudden release. Enraged by the failure of the justice system, a vigilante mob of local parents tracked him down to the boiler room where he worked, doused the building in gasoline, and burned him alive. At the moment of his death, ancient dream demons helped him.