Voices of the Void/Entities (2024)

• Type "Ariral.pls" into the console.
• Microwave an Argemia plush
• Steal a bed, lantern, or heater from the Ariral campsite
• Spawn via sandbox spawn menu.

• Spawns at the Ariral campsite on Day 29 at (Insert time here)
• Retrieves the Ariral gun after an undetermined amount of time.
• Spawns close to sleeping player, and running away if player wokes up before food meter will not reach +100 (needs loyal rep.)
• Spawn via sandbox spawn menu

In Votv, the Antibreather is a brown, bloody, and humanoid patchwork monster. It sports 2 scythe-like arms and legs comprised of anperfysium. It has white glowing eyes that illuminate the area in front of it, though this function is useless as it is blind. At night, it will spawn at the cave entrance near Romeo and roam the area before despawning at 6:00 A.M. It gallops on all fours and will knock over the player upon contact. The Antibreather is non-hostile and will simply mind its own business.

In prior versions, you were able to feed the Antibreather burgers. However, this function was removed because it would break its pathfinding. There was also once a small Life crystal in the cave named "AB_friend," If you were to steal this object, the Antibreather would become hostile and hunt you down. It was later removed for being too buggy.

Despawns at 6:00 A.M. or later while unobserved.

After the event, the Rozital Ship will emit a pink glow. Approaching the object will cause it to activate, and the gears of the object will begin to rotate. Other mechanisms of the object will turn, before the object begins levitating in the air. The ship will begin to emit pink sparks, which intensify before it disappears in a blinding pink explosion. The object will not return following this event. A skull can also be found buried underneath its original location.

On day 47, at 19:00, a Soltomia will spawn in the garage and clean your ATV. Upon opening the door to the garage, it will run away and despawn, leaving a sponge behind. This action may be an apology for the recent inconveniences, though this is unconfirmed.

An untextured Soltomia can also be found dancing at the bottom of The Hole.

The untextured one spawns as part of the world.

Approaching the object, the Obelisk possesses the same color palette as Rozitals: orange, gold, and brown. The object is decorated with winding lines, with a gray, plated disk at the base, surrounded by red studs. Soon after the player approaches, the object will beep and project a red hologram. This hologram depicts a humanoid entity getting ripped apart by a star-like entity when approaching and disappearing when fleeing. It has been confirmed that this is actually a warning for the Arirals and not Dr. Kel, as evidenced by the humanoid entity having a tail, not a weapon.

After this, Yellow whisps will begin appearing around the map at night. Object will remain there indefinitely.

Should the player approach one of the Scouts, they will be grabbed, scanned, and subsequently released. Should the player run from the Scouts before being properly scanned, they will open fire and kill them. They will also shoot at a Kerfur Omega should the player attempt to send one to fix the broken Transformer.

Despite the entity's immense size, earth-shaking steps, and deafening roars, the entity appears to be benign: the entity will traverse the map, approaching the hostile yellow whisps, extending its arms, before seemingly absorbing the interlopers, siphoning them away in yellow beams of light. The entity seemingly shows no interest in the player, only fixated on its targets. The entity does not cause any damage to the terrain, though its steps can cause the base alarms to activate due to the shaking.
Once all Yellow whisps have been collected, the entity will leave through the southwest corner of the map. The player will not be able to pause until it is gone, and the basem*nt will be blocked off with a grate. The entity may also get stuck.

On day 44 an event involving the hole would trigger and a large platoon of Kavotias would spawn patrolling the area and protecting the Hole from intruders, including the player. If they see the player they would open fire, shooting pink lasers at the player. But if the player would reach the hole, the kavotias would cease fire and won't attack the player unless provoked.

Kavotia are the Rozitals foot soldier with a main circular "head" and three legs protruding from them. On its head is a gun that can be used to shoot laser. Kavotia can extend or retract this gun whenever they want.

In AEwVS they first appeared in the PPaP Station level but unlike in VoTV, they appeared as dark brown rusted colors instead of yellow and fire bullets instead of lasers

Originally they were supposed to part take in the event at the hole on day 44, but as of now they are on hold and can only be found in the testing map.

The Fridge appears as a dark, slim figure with a vague humanoid form. It can appear at any time without warning, most often casting a long, dark shadow across nearby surfaces. Once Fridge appears, you cannot escape. The game will crash moments after it arrives. (This could be a reference to the freezer from Saints Row 2.) (WIP)

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After spawning, it will quickly play the chime commonly known from the INTERLOPER ARG (see below) and quickly disappear. It is said to have an existing model, however it has not been seen ingame before. Due to a message on the discord server, Chimey is likely associated with gas masks.

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Tanneul is not hostile, instead opting to float around aimlessly at very quick speeds. Tanneul is most likely to perform this behavior at or near the main base, darting around before vanishing once again.

As of 0.5.2, Tanneul has been temporarily removed from the game. Tanneul has NOT been removed from the game. Tanneul can only be visible with the digital camera and/or a security camera. A reference to Tanneul can be found via a signal, appearing to be from Earth. The signal displays a low-quality picture of what looks to be a place in the playable area, with a white figure shaped like Tanneul visible. The signal's name is, fittingly, "Tan". (WIP)

While Furfur can randomly spawn in normal gameplay, disappearing quickly upon being spotted or despawning if not spotted in time, if you are to place the skull in a microwave and activate it, the deer skull will quickly catch fire, begin emitting a red glow, and an inhuman roar will be heard.

From that point forward until you leave the game (or perhaps sooner; more investigation needed), you will be frequently "visited" by the game's interpretation of Furfur. The aforementioned creature is depicted as a ghastly, lanky entity with multijointed limbs and a deer skull in place of a head. The entity emits a dim red glow around it, allowing it to be somewhat visible against a dark night. The player may know of the creature's manifestation by a nearby crunching sound. The entity will remain, unmoving, until it is either spotted by the player or until it simply despawns. Upon disappearance, in the place of the entity will appear either two bones or one of many possible stick totems. These totems are useful indicators of Furfur's presence, but otherwise serve as little more than props. The totems can be destroyed. Otherwise, they will eventually despawn, sometimes leaving behind more bones. The EMF detector will trigger when used in spots where the Furfur had recently appeared.

Despite the intimidating haunting performed by the entity, Furfur poses no real threat to the player, other than causing paranoia or spooks.

For whatever reason, Furfur can be very briefly conjured by flushing the toilet at 3:33 AM precisely, leaving behind a few bones on the toilet. In addition, Furfur can also appear seemingly randomly in the Backrooms maze area. It will disappear quickly once the player spots it and leave behind a couple of bones. (WIP)

While the true trigger of the deer's next instance, or whether or not it is a separate entity altogether, is unknown, it is likely that what we see is the same entity, but much different. The deer now takes a rotten, gory form, with half of its face missing, one antler missing, and its spine and ribcage exposed. This more disturbing instance is seemingly more aggressive, able to even spawn in the base before vanishing once being spotted.

When this "Zombie Deer" is active, one will find the rotting corpse of a deer outside the base, with a form identical to its haunting counterpart. As the Help section of the menu states, the only way to banish the Zombie Deer is to consume the corpse of the dead deer. Lovely.

You can also burn a deer carcass and process it into a wood chipper. (WIP)

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(There is currently very little documentation on orange wisps. This entry is subject to change.)

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As it appears in Voices of the Void, something interesting to note is the presence of a small, glowing pink crystal embedded within its left eye socket. If this is indeed a Life Crystal, the same that power the Rozitals, then it is likely that the once-deceased fossils have been reanimated by the power of the crystal.

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Jellyfish are passive entities that spawn during the Jellyfish event, in which a group of flying, glowing, pink Jellyfish slowly fly from one side of the map to the other before despawning. Might be a SpongeBob reference.

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Mannequins are initially decorative objects that can be found around the base and elsewhere and can also be purchased from the store. After an unknown amount of time and for unknown reasons, each Mannequin will disappear one by one, leaving their stands behind. Afterward, they will appear in an unknown location and begin following the player, only moving while out of their line of sight. Mannequins cannot harm the player and will only follow them until they are uncomfortably close. However, if a Mannequin were to be lit on fire, they would proceed to chase the player in an attempt to attack and damage the player, even while in their line of sight.

There is also the Stolen Mannequins event, in which all dormant mannequins and mannequins stand will be teleported to the end of the gravel path near Uniform for unknown reasons.

Mannequins can easily be destroyed with blunt force, though it will not stop more from spawning.

Destroying the empty Mannequin stands seems to stop the Living Mannequins from respawning. This can be accomplished by selling them via an item box or putting them into a wood chipper. Remember to check the end of the path near Uniform to see if there are any empty stands after the Stolen Mannequin event. Any Mannequin that was already spawned when its stand was destroyed will remain until it is also destroyed.

Moving trees are passive entities that are indistinguishable from normal trees, except for the fact that they move. Moving trees will randomly move in a random direction incredibly slowly. They will not move while under observation from the player but will still move while observed by security cameras. They will occasionally move onto gravel pathways and even onto the riverbed. It is unknown how or why they move, but considering they can also drop grenades and glass, it is not surprising. It is also entirely possible that all trees in this forest are capable of motion. They will also appear on the radar while moving.

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There is a second form of the white door. When a the game has been played for roughly 12 hours in one play session, a white door will spawn and begin chasing the player. It has no collision, ignoring doors and walls; and attacks from tools such as the crowbar or shovel will not contact it. Once the door touches the player, the game will crash. Presumably, this is a signal from the game/developer that it's time to exit the game and take a break. (WIP)

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Wolfgang is passive and non-hostile, but shy. It can very quickly scuttle away when approached. However, Wolfgang has collisions and can thus be jumped onto, allowing for the player to "ride" him. Holding a pumpkin or any other food over him can allow the player to lead him around. Wolfgang cannot be harmed.

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Due to the color of the gears and the machinery of Rozitals, it is possible that the gears are of Rozital origin. However, what the presence of these gears implies, why they vanish when exiting the base, or why they would appear when reaching 100 Sleep/Stamina are all unknown. (WIP)

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The entity initially appears as a floating pair of eyes, but over the course of time its body can be seen as dark and skinny with long, spindly limbs and fingers. Once it fully appears, it will begin its "stalking" phase and pursue the player. Its speed is slower than walking speed, however if you're not near your base and you let your stamina get that low, you're not making it back to bed in time. If the entity catches the player before they can make it to bed, it will cause the player to pass out on the spot and begin a random dream event. Sleeping at any point while the entity is active will cause it to despawn.