*SECRET* Figure Entity Interactions + Their Lore Explained In Roblox Doors Floor 2! (Lore / Theory)

[@ChezmanCheddarBalls]

Big Thanks to @TtheMan for letting me use their footage of Figure killing Dupe! Here is the link to their original video make sure you check it out! (link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nV7Ip6ibnrCWatE)

[@TheRealFedriko]

i wonder how many more little details there are like these that we haven’t found yet.

[@AleksanderReinhart]

First reply here i. Realy like u vids keep up

[@XBOTSAREAFTERME]

Early

[@AleksanderReinhart]

Wait sorry im mean 2nd

[@matti8693]

Look. Here’s my theory (it’s very stupid) what if the dupes rooms is where figure is created and when he is at some sort of age he leaves that room to be nowhere to been seen. And after that dupe takes that room (but what explains the multiply dupe rooms?)

[@kovolus]

Figure's interactions tell us a lot about the state of the doors world. The fact that there isn't really any real sense of cooperation between the entities, rather there being more violence, gives the game more of a chaotic and limbo feeling which really helps add depth to the game.

[@Mkmcco]

This is EXACTLY how I wanted to describe it, but I couldn't find the words. Make this top comment

[@JackSmith-oq4mf]

This is also same with seek and grumbles they kill any giggles seek infects aka screech

[@nicktheguy_]

figure has been confirmed to be one of the, if not, the most animalistic out of all entities

[@HungryWarden]

@@nicktheguy_its music is literally named “Unhinged”.

[@Crazayman4ever]

Add WHAT to the game⁉️

[@XDX13]

Figure: open the door, rent is due. Dupe: huh? Figure: 😀🍽️

[@TheInsolence0verseer]

Ah yes “do”

[@CoolDaPosts028]

Thats not how you spell due

[@Cozmos_4k]

@@CoolDaPosts028 I think he meant it on purpouse

[@XDX13]

@@CoolDaPosts028 thanks for the correction. I fixed it

[@XDX13]

@@Cozmos_4k nope. My grammar sucks

[@HungryWarden]

Despite Figure being one of the most animalistic entities and willing to kill anything it comes across, it still felt genuine rage at the player. There’s no way it would even consider jumping on the elevator just to kill up to 4 people.

[@Player_ButWorse_AndBetter]

Well no shit Imagine your food constantly doing laps around you and even trying to use the power of jesus to stop you

[@HungryWarden]

@@Player_ButWorse_AndBetter yep. It was even hesitant, it thought for a couple seconds (which is why it doesn’t land on the elevator instantly) and then jumped on afterwards to try to reach into the elevator and grab you.

[@roblox_gojira]

@@HungryWardenfigure is smart so instead of braking open the ceeling he decided to brake the ropes so the player can crash down into the mins and will have to go through another 100 doors

[@salidrawnbuild1697]

I’ve seen a video were a lion grabs on to the back of a jeep and gets dragged after just to idk kill 2 people

[@Fluxo-j2d]

he just loves food

[@gobblezz]

i can imagine a cartoony ahh fight happening with figure and dupe fight clouds and punching sound effectes and all that

[@TheInsolence0verseer]

Ok

[@BigBlackhole]

Lol

[@Ambushtheindiedev395]

"WHAT DID YOU SAY ABOUT MY WIFE?" type fight

[@Stoopid726]

And then figure walks out wiping his hands together.

[@gneu1527]

Cartoony ahh

[@TtheMan]

Thanks for the credits. Nice vid :D

[@TheRealFedriko]

aye, it’s the man, the T man! i wonder how you even found this AND recorded it, must’ve been wild.

[@aphoneiguess]

Entity interactions like these I feel add a LOT to the entities and the game overall. It contributes to a greater 'ecosystem' amongst them and makes them feel a lot more creature-esque. I'd love to see more events like these added between other entities.

[@TheRealFedriko]

yeah, like guiding light being able to scare off gloombats is a nice detail, since it’s a bright light they can’t attack.

[@HungryWarden]

Ever since floor 2, I’ve started theorizing about how the entities make an ecosystem, and this is what I’ve got. Rush and Ambush are hunters. They feed off of killing anything in their path. Unfortunately, hunting takes them a ton of energy, which is why they can only stay around for so long before they disappear and have to “recharge”. Rush puts all of its strength into breaking the lights and killing the player (that’s why it does 125 damage instead of just 100), whereas Ambush conserves its energy, which is why it deals 100 damage and doesn’t break the lights, but it’s able to stay around for longer. One interesting thing about Ambush is that it has a pixelated design, which could indicate that it’s a lot more powerful than we see in game, but its actual form is sensitive to the environment it is in. Rush does seem to have a lower form of intelligence, with it starting to attack more rapidly and conserve more energy in the Greenhouse because it knows that it’s going to be a while until it can attack something again if the player reaches the elevator. It no longer opens the next door, instead just stopping at it, indicating that its attacks are less forceful and more desperate. All of Rush’s previous failed attacks likely resulted in this fatigue. Ambush tending to show up later in the game is likely another instance of Ambush conserving its energy and only really using it when it needs to. In fact, this is further proven by the Again & Again & Again modifier, which has Ambush attack extremely frequently, but rebounding less, taking less energy. Something I thought I’d mention is that Rush is able to come from the front in the Mines due to the “winding tunnels of the Mines”, according to Guiding Light. This means there is a tunnel system that we don’t see that Rush uses to navigate. It is definitely smarter than its given credit for, As for which one is smarter, I’m not sure, though I’m leaning towards Ambush because Ambush’s attack strategy relies on Hide, which could mean that it is aware of Hide. While we’re talking about Rush and Ambush, I thought I’d mention Blitz. The Rooms entities are a whole other can of worms since Curious Light is surprised to even see someone in the Rooms, indicating that it virtually never sees people, so they might kill just because. Anyway, it seems like Blitz is sort of an evolution of Rush and Ambush, taking the good and bad traits of each of them and combining them into an entirely new entity. It’s got Rush’s looks, Ambush’s colors and glow, a combination of both entities’ jumpscares, the ability to deal 100 damage like Ambush, Rush’s ability to flicker and break the lights, and Ambush’s ability to rebound, while having some of its own traits like a color changing face and the ability to know roughly where your hiding spot is located. I used to not like Blitz very much, but I am really starting to appreciate how well they combined Rush and Ambush while it still feels like its own entity. Screech is likely a scavenger. It picks up whatever Rush leaves behind, and it makes a psst sound to see if whatever it’s about to attack is still alive, to make sure it’s safe to attack. With the knowledge these are Giggles infected by Seek, it’s possible that the goo infected its brain, causing it to not fully understand the characteristics of something that is dead other than it not reacting to its pssst noise. Eyes is a bit of a strange one. I think since Eyes has nothing to defend itself with, it uses its glow and loud noises to scare off anything that might be looking to attack it, and attempts to position itself in whatever it thinks is an advantageous spot to get things to look at it. Perhaps it only attacks larger creatures, since smaller entities would likely get scared off by the noise it makes. Interestingly, it seems like all of Figure’s abilities are made to counter Eyes. Since Figure can’t see Eyes, its only method of killing is rendered entirely ineffective. It also makes a really loud noise that would attract Figure easily. The question is whether Eyes can even be physically damaged or is just a ghost. This would change things quite a bit. If the second is true, which it likely is, I’m thinking that Figure and Eyes might actually work together when the opportunity comes up. Any time someone looks at it, Eyes makes a specific audio cue that you can hear even if you aren’t the one looking at it. This could potentially attract Figure over to where Eyes is, where Figure can do the killing for it. What seems like a weakness is actually a huge strength. Furthermore, they both leave the body in the same condition, which consists of the head being separated from the rest of the body, though Eyes pulls the body in. Unfortunately, they don’t seem to have any special interactions in gameplay though. In the Mines, Eyes is going on the offensive and trying to get you to look at it. The reason for this is unknown, though it could just be Eyes changing its strategy after multiple failed attempts. Hide is likely just a very territorial entity. It tries to scare you using scary visions to get you out, and when you still refuse, it starts communicating to you using words, and then it finally kicks you out. It’s probably just afraid of the player. I’m not sure what it feeds off of, but it’s probably not people. Ambush uses this to its advantage to get easy kills. I actually have a really good theory about Dupe. The creature we see is just a hunting mechanism for a bigger creature. The actual creature is probably just a stomach with hollow tentacles attached, and the doors Dupe hides behind are just fingernail-like growths on the tentacles. The hole in the ceiling of the Dupe room leads through a hollow tentacle directly to the stomach of the actual creature, which Dupe feeds by regurgitating chunks of meat into the hole. If Dupe manages to land the finishing blow on the player, it will grab them and drag them into the hole. Dupe acts as its teeth, hunting and chewing the food for it, before delivering it to the stomach. As for why you are unable to see Dupe, it likely has some sort of power that allows it to create illusions to hide itself and scratch out the door numbers. This theory would explain a couple of weird things about Dupe, such as the inability to see Dupe in the transparent doors of the Greenhouse or the fact that all Dupe doors are coordinated with each other (no repeat numbers). Dupe can even cast an illusion of Guiding Light on the door in dark rooms. Dupe may be one of the most powerful entities in the game. The best way I could describe Grumbles and Giggles without making this already unnecessarily long comment longer is that they are the entity equivalent of ants. They burrow, make nests, have a queen, and are social creatures. Seek is like a zombie ant fungus, making the Giggles into mindless Screeches, which turn hostile to the Grumbles, causing them to kill their own young to prevent the infection from spreading, though in real life that isn’t how the zombie ant fungus works. Figure is the most animalistic yet intelligent out of all of them, eating anything in its path. Its theme is literally called “Unhinged”. There’s not much more to it than that. Edit: Figure’s flesh piles could be skin that got old and rotten, so Figure shedded it off. It could also be vomit. Seek seems to be like an invasive species. Maybe it originated from the Dam, since that is where the most Seek goo is being kept. Before it knew about the player, it battled with the Grumbles, infecting the Giggles, nearly driving them to extinction. There’s only four Grumbles in normal gameplay, but there’s a room that can sometimes generate that has a Grumble tunnel in it, which is good evidence that the Nest used to be a lot bigger and more populated than what we see now. Eventually Seek left them alone to find a new target. The player is that target. Halt is very straightforward. It’s a hunter, it tries to trap you in its room and disorient you to make it easy to kill you. Not much more to it beyond that. Edit: I recently came up with the idea that the reason Halt is the same shade of blue as Guiding Light is to trick humans into going towards it. Redibles said Snare was one huge plant and the parts we see are just a small part of it. It’s probably supposed to hunt smaller entities to feed itself. Void, Lookman and Haste are all too mysterious to theorize about, though Haste and Lookman could be evolutions of Dread and Eyes, though the resemblance is only in mechanics. I still don’t think we have enough information to confidently say what their role is in the ecosystem. Edit: I think Dread actually lives anywhere in the Hotel and the clocks chiming are what causes it to show up and chase you. Dread seems to have some sort of paralysis ability, where it is able to freeze its victims to kill them. I think that Dread’s death animation is actually pretty gruesome. Dread appears for about a frame, then you’re frozen, and then holes appear all over the screen just before you die. I think what’s actually happening here is that it is ripping holes in your eyes to get inside your head and shut down your brain, though most of this is speculation. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

[@aphoneiguess]

@@HungryWarden This is actually the coolest, most thought-out interpretation of the entities I've ever seen. I love this comment and I really hope more people see it lol

[@NSK_2015]

​@@HungryWardendude you should make an video on this, its an pretty interesting concept but I'm so lazy to read all that (i did read like half of it and got tired, if you ever make an video please tell me here)

[@HungryWarden]

@@Evaded_ no, actually it’s the opposite. Curious Light “The Backdoor is old. No older than the Hotel, but still old.” This is interesting because it implies a couple of different things. 1) Curious Light is aware of the Hotel. 2) The Hotel is old. (Probably common sense) 3) The Backdoor is either younger or the same age as the Hotel.

[@MrA-w9d]

Figure: knock knock Dupe: who is there ? Figure: death :D

[@mateus8889_]

Shrimp 🦐

[@chelseamuennich5445]

Yes

[@NikoTesic]

​@@mateus8889_ Shrimp

[@cxthednalien]

Pandemonium

[@PotatoChip2050]

MINIGAMES

[@HungryWarden]

Ever since floor 2, I’ve started theorizing about how the entities make an ecosystem, and this is what I’ve got. Rush and Ambush are hunters. They feed off of killing anything in their path. Unfortunately, hunting takes them a ton of energy, which is why they can only stay around for so long before they disappear and have to “recharge”. Rush puts all of its strength into breaking the lights and killing the player (that’s why it does 125 damage instead of just 100), whereas Ambush conserves its energy, which is why it deals 100 damage and doesn’t break the lights, but it’s able to stay around for longer. One interesting thing about Ambush is that it has a pixelated design, which could indicate that it’s a lot more powerful than we see in game, but its actual form is sensitive to the environment it is in. Rush does seem to have a lower form of intelligence, with it starting to attack more rapidly and conserve more energy in the Greenhouse because it knows that it’s going to be a while until it can attack something again if the player reaches the elevator. It no longer opens the next door, instead just stopping at it, indicating that its attacks are less forceful and more desperate. All of Rush’s previous failed attacks likely resulted in this fatigue. Ambush tending to show up later in the game is likely another instance of Ambush conserving its energy and only really using it when it needs to. In fact, this is further proven by the Again & Again & Again modifier, which has Ambush attack extremely frequently, but rebounding less, taking less energy. Something I thought I’d mention is that Rush is able to come from the front in the Mines due to the “winding tunnels of the Mines”, according to Guiding Light. This means there is a tunnel system that we don’t see that Rush uses to navigate. It is definitely smarter than its given credit for, As for which one is smarter, I’m not sure, though I’m leaning towards Ambush because Ambush’s attack strategy relies on Hide, which could mean that it is aware of Hide. While we’re talking about Rush and Ambush, I thought I’d mention Blitz. The Rooms entities are a whole other can of worms since Curious Light is surprised to even see someone in the Rooms, indicating that it virtually never sees people, so they might kill just because. Anyway, it seems like Blitz is sort of an evolution of Rush and Ambush, taking the good and bad traits of each of them and combining them into an entirely new entity. It’s got Rush’s looks, Ambush’s colors and glow, a combination of both entities’ jumpscares, the ability to deal 100 damage like Ambush, Rush’s ability to flicker and break the lights, and Ambush’s ability to rebound, while having some of its own traits like a color changing face and the ability to know roughly where your hiding spot is located. I used to not like Blitz very much, but I am really starting to appreciate how well they combined Rush and Ambush while it still feels like its own entity. Screech is likely a scavenger. It picks up whatever Rush leaves behind, and it makes a psst sound to see if whatever it’s about to attack is still alive, to make sure it’s safe to attack. With the knowledge these are Giggles infected by Seek, it’s possible that the goo infected its brain, causing it to not fully understand the characteristics of something that is dead other than it not reacting to its pssst noise. Eyes is a bit of a strange one. I think since Eyes has nothing to defend itself with, it uses its glow and loud noises to scare off anything that might be looking to attack it, and attempts to position itself in whatever it thinks is an advantageous spot to get things to look at it. Perhaps it only attacks larger creatures, since smaller entities would likely get scared off by the noise it makes. Interestingly, it seems like all of Figure’s abilities are made to counter Eyes. Since Figure can’t see Eyes, its only method of killing is rendered entirely ineffective. It also makes a really loud noise that would attract Figure easily. The question is whether Eyes can even be physically damaged or is just a ghost. This would change things quite a bit. If the second is true, which it likely is, I’m thinking that Figure and Eyes might actually work together when the opportunity comes up. Any time someone looks at it, Eyes makes a specific audio cue that you can hear even if you aren’t the one looking at it. This could potentially attract Figure over to where Eyes is, where Figure can do the killing for it. What seems like a weakness is actually a huge strength. Furthermore, they both leave the body in the same condition, which consists of the head being separated from the rest of the body, though Eyes pulls the body in. Unfortunately, they don’t seem to have any special interactions in gameplay though. In the Mines, Eyes is going on the offensive and trying to get you to look at it. The reason for this is unknown, though it could just be Eyes changing its strategy after multiple failed attempts. Hide is likely just a very territorial entity. It tries to scare you using scary visions to get you out, and when you still refuse, it starts communicating to you using words, and then it finally kicks you out. It’s probably just afraid of the player. I’m not sure what it feeds off of, but it’s probably not people. Ambush uses this to its advantage to get easy kills. I actually have a really good theory about Dupe. The creature we see is just a hunting mechanism for a bigger creature. The actual creature is probably just a stomach with hollow tentacles attached, and the doors Dupe hides behind are just fingernail-like growths on the tentacles. The hole in the ceiling of the Dupe room leads through a hollow tentacle directly to the stomach of the actual creature, which Dupe feeds by regurgitating chunks of meat into the hole. If Dupe manages to land the finishing blow on the player, it will grab them and drag them into the hole. Dupe acts as its teeth, hunting and chewing the food for it, before delivering it to the stomach. As for why you are unable to see Dupe, it likely has some sort of power that allows it to create illusions to hide itself and scratch out the door numbers. This theory would explain a couple of weird things about Dupe, such as the inability to see Dupe in the transparent doors of the Greenhouse or the fact that all Dupe doors are coordinated with each other (no repeat numbers). Dupe can even cast an illusion of Guiding Light on the door in dark rooms. Dupe may be one of the most powerful entities in the game. The best way I could describe Grumbles and Giggles without making this already unnecessarily long comment longer is that they are the entity equivalent of ants. They burrow, make nests, have a queen, and are social creatures. Seek is like a zombie ant fungus, making the Giggles into mindless Screeches, which turn hostile to the Grumbles, causing them to kill their own young to prevent the infection from spreading, though in real life that isn’t how the zombie ant fungus works. Figure is the most animalistic yet intelligent out of all of them, eating anything in its path. Its theme is literally called “Unhinged”. There’s not much more to it than that. Edit: Figure’s flesh piles could be skin that got old and rotten, so Figure shedded it off. It could also be vomit. Seek seems to be like an invasive species. Maybe it originated from the Dam, since that is where the most Seek goo is being kept. Before it knew about the player, it battled with the Grumbles, infecting the Giggles, nearly driving them to extinction. There’s only four Grumbles in normal gameplay, but there’s a room that can sometimes generate that has a Grumble tunnel in it, which is good evidence that the Nest used to be a lot bigger and more populated than what we see now. Eventually Seek left them alone to find a new target. The player is that target. Halt is very straightforward. It’s a hunter, it tries to trap you in its room and disorient you to make it easy to kill you. Not much more to it beyond that. Edit: I recently came up with the idea that the reason Halt is the same shade of blue as Guiding Light is to trick humans into going towards it. Redibles said Snare was one huge plant and the parts we see are just a small part of it. It’s probably supposed to hunt smaller entities to feed itself. Void, Lookman and Haste are all too mysterious to theorize about, though Haste and Lookman could be evolutions of Dread and Eyes, though the resemblance is only in mechanics. I still don’t think we have enough information to confidently say what their role is in the ecosystem. Edit: I think Dread actually lives anywhere in the Hotel and the clocks chiming are what causes it to show up and chase you. Dread seems to have some sort of paralysis ability, where it is able to freeze its victims to kill them. I think that Dread’s death animation is actually pretty gruesome. Dread appears for about a frame, then you’re frozen, and then holes appear all over the screen just before you die. I think what’s actually happening here is that it is ripping holes in your eyes to get inside your head and shut down your brain, though most of this is speculation. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

[@Fluxo-j2d]

we got roblox doors ecosystem before gta 6

[@GM_Neo]

I think the Backdoor shares similarity with the Backrooms in that its an unfinished mockery of what's real that shouldn't even exist in the first place This explains the vaccum, Curious Light's suprise at your presence, and the twisted versions of Rush and Eyes that inhabit it. That leaves Haste, and I have no clue about it either other that it invokes a primal fear in me just like The Joy of Creation basement room 3. Maybe I could say that Haste is some sort of insanity caused by being there just like some Backrooms levels; once you go in its only a matter of time. Also makes sense since Haste is a client side entity meaning each person gets their own screaming spectral skull that only they can see

[@TheRealFedriko]

jeez, that was a giant comment. anyway, another interesting thing is: hide & seek are supposed to be a canonical duo, confirmed by the devs. we don’t know why, but it’s probably because of the game “hide & seek”. apparently redibles said that hide is the one who prevents closets from spawning in seek’s chase… even though they still spawn. this could also explain why hide’s floor 2 form is heavily associated with red, just like seek. hide is also shown to be stronger than we initially thought in floor 2, just like seek. so maybe we could see hide & seek actually work together in floor 3, and maybe we’re gonna have to play hide & seek with seek, and hide will try to alert seek maybe?

[@HungryWarden]

@@TheRealFedriko If anything, I think Hide is going to fling open the doors of closets repeatedly to knock you down.

[@Leonardo22309]

Im not reading all that

[@Marty22182]

Seek: I like the mines Grumble: I love the mines Figure: THIS IS MY FOOD PALCE

[@Bone_yes]

4:09 Or Rush could just consider Snare a regular plant and not bother doing anything with it.

[@HungryWarden]

I’m thinking Snare is most likely made to kill and eat smaller creatures, and the player just ends up getting caught in them anyway, but they can get out easily due to their strength and size compared to smaller creatures like Bob. Snare simply lacks the strength to kill the player. Rush might have figured this out at some point and used Snare to its advantage, which is why it appears more often in the Greenhouse. The chances of being able to kill are much higher. I doubt Snare has any intentions or anything, it just feeds off of live animals instead of light due to its habitat being perpetually dark and rainy. It’s a parasitic relationship, with Rush being the parasite and Snare being the victim. I usually would say host, but Rush doesn’t live INSIDE Snare, it merely steals anything it happens to grab. Though I’m not sure if that would even count as a parasitic relationship, but Rush exclusively benefits at the expense of Snare starving, so I think on a technical level it fits the definition.

[@hydrolysis77]

Probably because snare is literally not living and just a trap placed there

[@HungryWarden]

@@hydrolysis77 Nope. Redibles said Snare is a huge plant that runs all throughout the Hotel.

[@hydrolysis77]

@@HungryWarden ….

[@hydrolysis77]

@@HungryWarden what the fuc

[@joemunchy-xt2wh]

Figure: You're too loud... *Nom* Figure: Ok, you're very loud. *Stomp Stomp* Figure: Don't touch me! *Mauls*

[@luckydemonneet]

I like how rush kills eyes and also causes El goblino and jeff to hide Seek infects us,giggles and grumbles Figure kills giggles,dupe and gloombats Guiding light kills gloombats/scare them off El goblino eats gloombats Also wants to eat giggles and he also has jumped eyes before with bob Bob wants to befriend Timothy Snare helps rush Dupe tries to groom figure (gone wrong) Curious light stops haste And Eyes close their eyes when screech is around Grumbles also kill screeches(although we don't see this happen but because there are piles of screeches we can probably guess grumbles killed them) Ok I found some more: Void kills/despawns node entities if you're fast enough Glitch can kill/despawn any entity if they spawn in a glitched room and he also kills node entities in subfloors if you're fast enough Also it seems that in the new update when rushes pass by the dupe doors won't work anymore and u can no longer hear them so I guess rush also kill dupe just like figure -and if u count this,when using bottle of starlight on guiding light rift it creates a curious light rift (which could be considered as an interaction between the two) -and haste or curious light might be the one stopping the red blitz(or rush's sister) from coming back -this is currently not present but supposedly hide is supposed to instantly push out out players out of hiding spots are literally causing them not spawn when seek is around Man I love this entity interactions it feels like LSplash made an ecosystem instead of a game its something that goes quite underappreciateed. pls add more entity interactions if i missed any.

[@TheRealFedriko]

rush doesn’t really kill them, he just causes them to despawn due to him opening the door. eyes also closes its eyes when a giggle is on you. (are eyes scared of the species?) and also when you’re on a ladder.

[@luckydemonneet]

@@TheRealFedriko I mean the eyes closing their eyes is to prevent taking dmg when u are trying to get screech/giggles off of u so it's mainly a gameplay feature(ig u already know so my bad)but if we think about an in lore reason I would think yes eyes might be sacred of things jumping on them because El goblino and Bob once done that and for screech they might be scared of the seek's goo Or they could hate the giggle species as whole and hate looking at them Yeah I know rush just causes Eyes to despawn but it's still kind of killing them or atleast interrupting eyes so I decided to add it as it's kind of an interaction

[@TheRealFedriko]

@@luckydemonneet yeah, it’s mostly a gameplay feature, but it could make sense that eyes is scared there of giggles/screeches being nearby, as they can be anywhere. this could also explain why eyes can only teleport in floor 2, as screeches are everywhere, and lots of giggles too. whereas the hotel had not that much screeches.

[@OrangeSquare77]

El goblino jumped eyes??? Mans had enough 😭

[@SaturnSpongyOSC]

What if ambush goes to halts room and kills halt?

[@robloxscoolest]

i love how, despite figure being pushed aside as a secondary antagonist, they still make him menacing as hell but having him literally maul and kill other entities he is quite literally a force of nature

[@TheInsolence0verseer]

Ok

[@HungryWarden]

It’s not a “secondary antagonist” in the overarching narrative of the game. It’s just as much of a secondary antagonist as Seek was in the Hotel in the Mines.

[@robloxscoolest]

yeah thats sorta what i meant mb if i worded my comment a little wrong, this was written like. an hour after i woke up lol

[@demonsong184]

Figure is a tertiary antagonist

[@invisiblesniper2767]

I think that figures tendency to kill anything it hears isn't because it hurts him, because us uncrouching or opening a locker is much quieter than his actual foot steps, and his roar. Figure may do it to defend territory or, maybe just to hunt like you said before.

[@boxfullery]

figure mauling dupe is honestly raw as hell

[@Mannco.orange]

I like to think they just had a fist fight. No blood spilled, except for maybe a bruise and a cut

[@JFV644]

i still think there are multiple figures and they’re a native species of the mines

[@chrisk6637]

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[@karenadent1369]

In my opinion, my favorite feature for Figure is how he can turn giggle into a mess of squelching flesh pieces because giggle is just one of the most annoying entities in all of doors, and I find it surprising that if figure gets too close to a fake door, dupe will grab him and seemingly kills him. I wonder what would happen is there were seek eyes in figures presence. Im pretty sure nothing would really happen after watching the video theory about figure and seek merging in floor 3, I somehow feel like most of the theories from this guy are actually true, because giggle and screech do look alot alike. And dupe does seem to be a much larger creature than what he seems behind the fake doors.

[@HungryWarden]

The sound of the eyes blinking on the wall might cause Figure to bang on the walls or possibly poke one of the eyes.

[@gneu1527]

I hope Figure can also beat the hell out of Screech and crush him

[@FutileStruggleofaBoulder]

Figure: **walks inside the Dupe's door** Dupe: Man, someone got fooled again Also Dupe: WHAT IN THE FU-

[@Totally_trustworthy_person]

I once tried to recreate Figure mauling Dupe but no amount of glowsticks and walking would work so I decided to use the clock since that aggros Figure for a while after. Then when I got the clock I walked too close to Dupe’s room and ruined the whole thing

[@ChezmanCheddarBalls]

This is because it is nearly impossible to do with player input. The clip used in the video showcases that gloombats lead figure to dupe. The only way I could see making this easier is if you threw glow sticks against the dupe door, leading the gloombats there which leads figure there too, but that’s just a theory

[@trishstr]

@@ChezmanCheddarBalls are there sounds that accompany the encounter between the two ? it'd be really interesting to hear the commotion in dupes room

[@trishstr]

nvm i found lmao, it's just dupes sound stretched out 😭

[@TinpotHeadNoob]

Dupe: HAH, GOT YOU NOW Dupe: Oh wait oh f*ck Figure: Hii :) Dupe: PLAYER, DON'T LEAVE ME HERE, PLAYER *heavy knocking* HELP MEEEEE

[@TheInsolence0verseer]

Ok

[@Fluxo-j2d]

dupe afton

[@chrisk6637]

​@@Fluxo-j2dwilliam doorfton

[@Fluxo-j2d]

@@chrisk6637 doorlliam dupeton

[@chrisk6637]

​@@Fluxo-j2ddooriam aftdoor

[@Bazy00]

Your best video, this is very interesting as you can see this happening intentionally in the game. Very cool

[@TheRealFedriko]

the figure fighting dupe just (sort of) proves a theory of mine, where i said dupe went by in the rooms destroyed by figure, because figure couldn’t cause the scratch marks in them by himself. so what if, dupe and figure actually fought each other in those rooms? hence everything being broken & the scratch marks.

[@AleksanderReinhart]

Nice theory its intrwsting tbh make more

[@TheRealFedriko]

@@AleksanderReinhart ty!

[@AleksanderReinhart]

Omg someone replied to me tys.​@@TheRealFedriko

[@AleksanderReinhart]

​@TheRealFedriko albo u can start theory channel

[@TheRealFedriko]

@@AleksanderReinhart uhh idk, i miiiight start making videos someday, buuuuuuuuut no promises!

[@AP3X-Infinity915]

figure kills everything it hears at this point ngl.

[@samsanimations8130]

0:33 Never gets old

[@vxerickvx]

0:37

[@heisenburger_68]

The reason gloombats are eaten by figure is due the bright light emitted from figure head. Gloombats are attracted to light so they end up in figure mouth. This has nothing to do with lore in doors but rather a biological trait like in real life because there’s really not much stuff to go around in the mines.

[@masterofcolers]

2:38 this makes sense why figure probably can hear us when we crouch, but just doesn’t eat us unless you come in contact, where he considers you a possible threat. but maybe because we barley make any noise, just regular stepping noises to figure, not extremely loud stomping. when we crouch, figure hears us, but we’re quiet, and because of that he doesn’t care about us, he’s just in pain when we stand which is louder.

[@CheeseGrater-ki5lu]

This is so cool I never even knew this, this channel really does satisfy my needs for more doors content while we wait for the castle.

[@mr_pickles_yes]

CAN WE ALL TAKE A MOMENT TO APPRECIATE THIS MANS EPIC DOORS ENTITY RENDERS? LIKE DAYUM!!

[@TheInsolence0verseer]

Ok

[@DaLocalGamer]

theyre all from the wiki bro...

[@TheRealFedriko]

@@DaLocalGamerhe made some of them, and people put them onto the wiki.

[@jaredthecowboypole]

I wouldn't say Figure isn't an apex predator, it shows immense strength, overpowering most things it comes across with minimal effort, it's most likely due to Dupe thinking whatever got close was weaker than it was, and ambushed, but since it was Figure, and it forcefully pulling Figure in, caused it to die, and not like being crucified, just straight death, which also shows us something with Dupe, how is it perfectly fine after the fight when we see it later on? I think Dupe is a hivemind, which I think you once said before in an older video, which shows us that your theory was right. Also, on the topic of "death" in Doors, what about the Crucifix, affected entities get banished, but they return perfectly fine, which make me think the 3rd Architect could be freeing them from the Guiding Light, as we have seen this Architect overpowers the Guiding Light when the Crucifix fails.

[@Fluxo-j2d]

Actualy,not all entities return back when they get crucified

[@SirDanteYeet2138]

He’s much louder then giggle and gloom bats are louder the giggle yet he just eats them for food and not for rage so I think it’s unknown things like things bumping objects or things that sound like humans like footsteps, giggling, or big enough hearts to hear when close. Basically I think he just hates humans after all he was petty enough to chase you into the mines.

[@Fluxo-j2d]

Yea i think figure aggresively stomped giggle because giggles sound like a humans

[@Justyouraveragechaosenjoyer]

Another reason to call the Figure a silly little creature added to the list.

[@Pichulio-kz7ek]

I actually didn’t know about the dupe and figure interaction that’s really cool

[@gneu1527]

There's so much examples of entities co-operating or fighting with eachother, it's amazing. It Includes curious & guiding light too, fending off specific entities. Seek Vs Giggle, Grumble Guiding light Vs Gloombats, Seek, Figure Curious light Vs Haste Rush vs Eyes Eyes vs Screech Grumbles Vs Screech Snare + Rush Snare + Ambush

[@Tekworldz24]

I used to think all the entities worked together to stop the player but now I believe nobody has any interest in the player in particular other than the lights and seek. (I feel like I'm missing someone in there) They're just living their lives

[@HungryWarden]

I think Seek originally fought Grumbles and nearly drove them to extinction, and decided to leave to find a new target to oppress, and the player got caught up in Seek’s behavioral pattern.

[@Spinosaurus521]

My theory is that figures senses are heightened like you said so any noise will pester and annoys him so he goes to destroy it, I reckon this can be proved as the alarm clock and giggle being crushed have the same animation. With dupe as he won’t open the door he assumes figure is a player and attempts to attack it, then figure kills dupe as a defence I’m guessing. I hope this helps

[@GojiraGuy-vm4uc]

dupe thought he got food but he WAS the food

[@tinochanel2866]

If you try biting yourself, your skin is actually salty so maybe every entity wants to eat the players because their flesh is soft and salty

[@dragon_vidana]

thank you, now i am gonna eat myself

[@someguynotnamednub]

yummers

[@bloxycola_enjoyer8756]

i really like these interactions,it shows that these places are more of ecosystems with organisms constantly competing to get food than them being sentient and purposefully killing the player out of hate then for food

[@S0ar330]

Figure: Where are you play- AHH Dupe: finally my reven- Beating noises comes outside of the door. Them both fighting to the death.

[@Cubeify]

Okay, im starting to like figure

[@thatanimegirlwiththecape4807]

I think there are multiple dupes ever since the mines update, given that when you use the crucifix you can see they die and you see their decapitated arms on the ground but the rest of the dupe doors in the same room remain active. Same with the figure killing a dupe here.

[@xuanyingwang9384]

Most entity goals are just to feed them self few actually do it for the sake of it and here’s a list if you need it Figure,dupe,screech,rush,ambush-hunger Screech,giggle-pranks (screech eats you during the death animation but he probably also pulling a prank) Gloom bats-light hurts them so they destroy you if you have a light source used Grumbles-self protection Seek-increasing it’s own mass (if you actually spectate a player dying to seek by getting caught you see they turn into blobs of ink also a reason why he hunts grumbles so much Dread-probably doesn’t want you to stay in the room for way too long Tell me if I missed any

[@TheRealFedriko]

grumble also eats you, you can kinda see it when you die. guiding light even says: "you were _eaten_ by a grumble".

[@Anas-m8m4w]

I have gotten a rush and figure interaction when rush come he makes a lot of noise which causes figure to go crazy. figure can’t do anything as rush just pass’s the room. Figure goes crazy because of the sound that rush is making. But rush goes on as usual

[@Ria_41]

Lol Figure is literally shouting at Rush at the top of his lungs to shut up, while Rush refuses and continues on like it's nothing

[@coolguymen-gy7bk]

i love how much the entities act like wild animals

[@egilbertson27]

I know some people have already said it, but it’s interesting to see that none of the hostile entities are actually cooperating with each other. Figure killing Dupe, Giggles, and Gloombats, Seek killing the Grumble Queen… sure, they all have a similar goal: to hinder and potentially kill the player, but the fact that they aren’t actually with any of the other entities either just makes the game even more chaotic and unpredictable. Doors is such a good take on Roblox horror and horror in general-it’s the perfect balance of scary, epic, and captivating. And the fact that it was all made in Roblox of all things is incredible, it just looks like it could be its own game.

[@wetburntbagel]

I bet figure would just have a seizure from the loud sounds of the nest

[@michellepotter7958]

4:09 I thought he said “Russian snare”💀

[@SirCat07]

Perhaps the reason why Figure doesn't collaborate with other entities is because it doesn't live in the mines

[@GojiraGuy-vm4uc]

Imagine a interaction with screech and itd be like he would grab him midair and maul him

[@TheRealFedriko]

i don’t think figure could catch him, as screech flies away immediately when spotted. but if it did, it’d probably crush it, similarly to a giggle.

[@iloveorangesbcztasty]

i can clearly see why this update took so much long such as entity interactions and figure himself for me would take a month or two and grumbles,seek,giggles,gloombats and more i cant believe that lsplash and redibles turned open a door game into a silent war of demonic evil goo and tentacles laughing species

[@Okkie_0]

I cant wait for figure and seek to meet in the futre

[@Plushyprince]

I have a theory figure can scare and can cause injury to rush be because after the 2nd encounter of figure in the mines the lights flicker on the 2nd or 3rd room(and they flicker a lot)and rush or ambush never come so figure will attack anything he here's.

[@Bananus32]

Bro has beef with everyone 🙏

[@Alexaq268]

I think it would be cool if you could like a stun figure. I mean, if you have a snare modifier, snares might spawn in door 100, so if you lure figure to a snare, the figure will get stuck for a second or two like the player? It's probably too powerful to be stunned by a snare, but yk.

[@TheRealFedriko]

i feel like the spikes won’t be sharp enough to stun figure, maybe get him to slightly trip, but that’s all.

[@Alexaq268]

@@TheRealFedriko yeah makes sense

[@Just_somerandomcat]

Fun fact:u can throw a glow stick at dupe door in figure room to see this 3:04

[@nolongerguide]

Doesnt work,you need gloombats to be able to do it

[@Rip_shadow654]

Floor 2 the mines: ❌ Floor 2 figure's buffet: ✅

[@Just_somerandomcat]

Maybe next is eyes?

[@PlayGamezOfficial]

3:31 I also have a theory. It could mean that Dupe doesn’t know what he grabs. This can be backed up by when Dupe grabs a player when they have a Crucifix in hand.

[@jamesnavarosa1234]

Figure: IM STILL THE MAIN CHARACTER YOU ALL BOW DOWN TO BEFORE

[@The_Joker_whysoserious]

Figure is a death angels cousin (My theory)

[@Mrluka.yt1]

Imagine him interacting with seek 💀

[@chrisk6637]

Seek:oh look a strong entity,i'd like to have such a strong entity under my arsenal Seek: *tries to infect figure* Figure: *is not having any of that* Seek: WHAT Figure: *kicks seek and seek explodes into chunks of seek goo* Figure: *roars* Figure: *imideately finds and kills the player*

[@fujiwaranonekobiodrando1257]

2:32 But he STOMPS so loudly and howls

[@noname-wd1bf]

Figure is jumping everyone now☠️

[@Therealnightmarefredbear]

Ain’t no way Seek can eat us how? Also I really want to see a Seek and Figure interaction. I like how Figure would always never be near Seek

[@-DeIeted-]

Figure is probably still an apex predator which is why seek is keeping an eye on her in door 100 to ensure she never enters his domain and hunt his food. Since she is native to the hotel with quiet entities she probably has very sensitive hearing, so once introduced to the mines with noticeably louder entities she becomes more violent. The dupe interaction is likely a mistake on Dupe's end, accidentally attracting the unwanted attention of Figure. Overall I think Figure serves as a major threat to non boss entities and even other bosses want to stay clear of her.

[@dalias12]

figure is a girl?

[@idfk-x4f]

@@dalias12 No. This guy is just using female pronouns on figure for no reason. We have no idea of its gender.

[@-DeIeted-]

@@idfk-x4f you're right

[@exoticyy]

Snare probably only uses its spikes so it is not disturbed, not to kill someone.

[@maijaahmed9504]

I imagine figure literally becoming an boxer for an moment in the dupe room sending him back to the hotel and making dupe never wanting to come in his room again

[@SniperTrainee-o8q]

I have a similar theory Figure's hearing is extra sensitive and loud noises are excruciating to him. That is why he smashes the alarm clock and paintings. This also makes me think that the main reason he tries to kill the player is because of the noise they generate, This is probably also why he becomes enraged when the player uses the alarm clock. It means that Figure knows that something put that there on purpose, so he wants to find it and kill it. This is also why he kills other entities.

[@Klempus2137]

3:31APEX PREDATOR! HELL YEA TDX

[@crizblu6615]

COME SINK YOUR TEETH IN CAN YOU HEAR ME BREATHIN'

[@GalaxyGuyGamingYT]

Let's be honest seek would beat him tho.......

[@idfk-x4f]

@@GalaxyGuyGamingYT Seek isn't really a predator, he is more of some type of supernatural entity. Figure IS an apex predator because he is an animal and dominates his environment. Sure seek would win but that doesn't mean figure isn't an apex predator.

[@crizblu6615]

@@GalaxyGuyGamingYT ok but what about VOID APEX PREDATOR

[@maazfarhantheepicgamer311]

@@crizblu6615 that's called cringe

[@beggingweakestdummy]

Figure just wants people to shut the hell up lol

[@iranfire9355]

i didn't know about the dupe interection, lmao figure very comfortably walks in there and beats the crap out of dupe

[@FaisalIsNotOg]

that means maybe seek and figure can fight each other

[@LeFisheauChocolat-i8b]

I don't think rush cooperates with snare,but i dont think it hunts small creatures either My theory is that it feeds off of the blood that comes out of your foot after being stabbed Sort of like a smaller version of the harvester from vita carnis

[@Andoo1774]

I don’t think that dupe and figure actually hate each other it’s just that dupe attacked figure thinking it was the player, then figure kills him due to this.

[@roblox_gojira]

figure:intractats with seek* seek: get out of here before i infct you figure : bring it on donkey kong👿👿👿👿👿👿

[@guyonyoutubee]

i like lore vids :)

[@bastedtrush]

Hey Cheddar, the first time i played floor 2 i met the gloom bats spawning in figures room with the eggs too and i didnt know it was rare

[@Bannanananna]

Figure is like the player. He doesn’t know what happens and is just trying to defend himself (like us) he doesn’t know about the other entities and will kill anything to defend himself yet he likes our company…

[@Jadebad789]

cheddar i found something weird cause in the doors full trailer there is lsplash riding a minecart but the room is weird which i never saw in the game the minecart par i saw in the trailer was not in the game sorry for bad grammar i am filipino

[@TheRealFedriko]

it’s probably an unused/scrapped part of seek’s chase.

[@Jadebad789]

@@TheRealFedriko maybe cause they simillar.

[@TRE7866]

Hey cheddarballs! I dont think that this works however nice video!!! I tried it myself i sent it to you on discord too btw hope you see it

[@Fleshdothboiled]

In my opinion, Figure definitely isn't supposed to be here. Hide dosen't spawn in Figure's library, Figure's reaction to the power room and the Mines shows it's never *left* the library- or at least the hotel- and no other monsters attack each other (Aside from the Seek and Grumble war, but that's clearly been going on for a while). The Figure isn't supposed to be here, and I don't think I've even supposed to exist, as you said with Figure's inefficient hearing actually hurting it. Figure isn't a predator, a spirit, a demon or a species- it's some sort of creation (Maybe by Seek, Mischievous light or a new character) that hates it's existence and takes it's anger out on everything and anything.

[@Tgtg14486]

Hey I saw the gloombat one!!

[@howitizerthattypes972]

cheddar i found that extremely rare garbage room you talked about and it’s only my second try (yes i have footage and i posted it)

[@FLY_GOOFY1789-lu7ci]

Im so sad rn bc at the release from doors floor 2 i played my first round and then meet figure at some point where a giggle attacked me . With panik i tried to exit the room but ending up running into dupe and i instand left without knowing how rare that moment was and ik most people arent gonna believe it cause i dont have any proff of that happening

[@Aperacre]

Figure: *splats*

[@Astro_Panda9]

the first time i made it to figure in the mines (pre nerf) i got attacked by a giggle and he ran over and crushed it. sconce it was my first time, it just made me really excited to see what else floor two had

[@Mikedaman-489]

Hmmmm, so what you’re saying is I can give figure a burger and fries, put earmuffs on him and then we can be homies?

[@datbendy5752]

What could be a good theory is that the base entities from rush to figure hunt you down for food, while Seek being possibly the main enemy of the game, just wants to kill you for the heck of it, and will do anything to kill you for himself

[@unprofessionaldingleberry]

If you see the flesh puddles in Figure’s room, there is a theory that the Figures actually come from the puddles, and they squash giggles to make more puddles, essentially making more figures. They also eat Gloombats to increase their weight and fat, so they can deposit it.

[@Goofy_Korb]

can u use higher graphics for background footage

[@GM_Neo]

I want to see Figure beat the crap out of Rush but have significantly more trouble with Ambush, either stalemating where both get wounded or outright just covering its hearing orifices when its near. Ambush could also immediately decide to not come again when it finds Figure, the reason being that its smart enough to know how strong Figure is and not want its very loud noise to provoke it into a fight where ultimately they both end up battered, miserable, and gain nothing

[@Slyvestr]

I think the only entity figure could work with is possibly seek and figure most likely does not know about seek but seek knows about him so seek will most likely go to figure in floor 3 beat the absolute shit out of him then infect figure then use him to hunt the players then kill the player himself then kill figure

[@hamegged.]

The dad with belt

[@XtremeChaoz665]

Imagine if there’s another video of figure kill giggle hmm

[@Rubikcan]

alternate title: figure being a fatass

[@Conner-d3l]

My theory is that humans that were once in the hotel created figure to kill all the entities however figure couldn’t tell the difference between friend or foe and just kills everything it gets it’s hands on, by the way the humans creating figure theory came from mat pat so I’m just using his theory to add onto this

[@neryderps]

I actually got a giggle into figures room and saw him get squished

[@tangerinelizardsstuff2914]

i generally believe that figure's senses are wayy too strong even for itself knowing how aggressive it becomes the second it hears something its kinda like a dog in someway, dogs hearing is extremely strong and because of that loud noises such as thunder will cause the animal to be destressed now imagine a dog's hearing but 19x stronger and that can be a general reason to hate every type of sound i too would want to kill and destroy everything that makes even the smallest sound if my hearing causes even all sounds to blast my ear drums

[@alphachiu]

people are saying seek is terrible for infecting the queen grumble meanwhile figure out here destroying entire ecosystems

[@TheRealFedriko]

never saw anyone say seek is bad for infecting the grumbles. if anything, i’d say seek is AWESOME for that.

[@chrisk6637]

​@@TheRealFedrikoyou realize he just made a giant screech right?

[@TheRealFedriko]

@@chrisk6637 yes, but i'd much rather at least have the seekified version of these things, because at least, seek is cool.

[@hokagerealm]

Wow, I didn't know that Dupe have interaction with Figure 😮