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The Mimic is the main antagonist of the Tales from the Pizzaplex series, as well as the RUIN DLC for Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach. It will have a major role in Five Nights at Freddy's: Secret of the Mimic.
It was an experimental artificial intelligence created by Edwin Murray to copy any movement it sees and care for his son, David Sean Murray, whilst Edwin worked. After David dies in a car accident, Edwin beats down the Mimic using a metal pipe out of grief and infects it with his Agony, making it immensely violent.
Quick Answers
Who created the Mimic in the Tales from the Pizzaplex series?
What was the original purpose of the Mimic's creation?
How does the Mimic's ability to copy movements factor into the storyline?
What event led to Edwin attacking the Mimic?
What role does the Mimic play in the RUIN DLC for Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach?
Physical Appearance
Tales From the Pizzaplex
In the story The Mimic, the Mimic’s original, primitive-looking endoskeleton body is just a robotic torso with arms and a head. It’s made out of cannibalized machinery, such as wiring from unused rooms, pistons from a defunct industrial washing machine, and steel, spools, gears, and springs from a Leavers Machine. The Mimic’s skull started out as two large white doll’s eyes placed within a boxy piece of metal housing from a broken-down compressor. To make it look more like a real head, a narrow protuberance that juts up from between the eyes is formed using a rounded bit of metal from the guts of the Leavers Machine. Under the eye housing, a hinged “jaw” is welded in place, formed out of parts of the Leavers Machine’s guide bars. The Mimic has a big, white-toothed mouth made from a set of novelty chattering teeth.[1] A large processor is welded to the back of the skull and a tangle of wires are run all around the skull. They stretch towards the back of the skull, dive in and out of both eye sockets, snake through the mouth, and extends down the articulated neck that in turn connects with a metallic spine, which connects with a slightly curved makeshift rib cage, and the rib cage is linked to two robotic arms that end in pincerlike hands.[2]
Two weeks after David’s death, the Mimic is beaten with a metal rod. One of its eyes is dangling out of its socket and hanging against its cracked fake teeth. The metal used to form the Mimic’s forehead and jaw are crimped together, compressing its face. Its broken teeth are shoved back into its head, caught up in torn and tangled wires. The rest of the Mimic’s wiring has been raggedly pulled away from its metallic spine, which is bent backward. Its rib cage is crushed in numerous places, its arms hang askew, and its pincers are mutilated. Months later, a team sent by Fazbear Entertainment takes some legs off of nonfunctional animatronics and adds them to the Mimic, restoring it to a functional state.
In the Epilogues, the Mimic stands at a height of seven feet tall. Instead of just a basic metal structure, its steel frame is contained within several metal rods and curved plates, as well as an impressive system of segmented ball joints and pumping pistons. These allow the Mimic to retract and expand its limbs and contract its torso at will. Its body is entangled in tangled black wires protruding from its joints and pistons. The only shiny part of its body is its long, vaguely rectangular-shaped black steel skull, suggesting that it is a far more recent addition to the endo. The rest of the Mimic is dark and discolored, as if having survived a fire. The upper part of its skull has bulging white eyes with black pupils. The Mimic’s eyes are encased in metal square steel sockets separated by a vertical swollen metal nodule that sweeps up to the top of its skull, creating a narrow dome-like frontal “bone.” The lower part of its skull contains a hinged, square metal-toothed mouth filled with huge white teeth. A pair of bent metal ears stick out like antennae from the top of the Mimic's head. A small switch located on the back of the base of the its skull opens its jaw, revealing a mass of circuits, chips, and wires within the skull. One of the workers, Gil, connects a wire with a power coupler to his laptop and activates a cleaning protocol. Upon activation, the Mimic’s eyes glow orange. As it hunts the teens with its sharp metal fingers, its eyes glow white.
In the 7th Epilogue, the Mimic’s shifts itself into an abomination of twisted and contorted metal described as a mass of metal joints and wires that vaguely resembes a mutated spider, with an eyes on one leg, and the other on its back. It has nine legs instead of a spider’s usual eight, with one of the legs extending from where its mouth should be. In the 8th Epilogue, it turns into a pulsing, squirming, segmented snake to escape a costume.
The Mimic also wears multiple suits in both The Mimic and the Epilogues, those being a bright pink and yellow-green jester costume, a fuchsia-and-white mushroom costume, a grayish-purple lion, a dog with a spiked collar, a monkey, a blond dog, a gray mouse, a yellow cat, and a blue dog.
In The Storyteller, the Mimic is a giant, glowing white tiger bust in the inside of The Storyteller’s Tree, set in the center of the Pizzaplex’s atrium that was removed three weeks after it was finished. Its white-painted metal head is three-feet-wide and rises up nearly four feet from a set of tiger shoulders. The underside of the Storyteller's shoulders are slickly smooth and gleaming silver platinum. It has a blank, almost placid, expression with eyes painted two different colors, one a deep emerald green and the other a brilliant blue. The Storyteller doesn’t have stripes, and its nose and mouth are the same color as the rest of the painted metal. Its mouth is open, showing sharp backlit silver canine teeth with intermittently blinking lights behind them, being its hardware. The Storyteller’s bust, which is mounted on one wall of the trunk’s interior, also has four spread arms jutting from its neck. Two are slanted upward and two are slanted downward. Cables extend from The Storyteller, connecting it to every attraction in the Pizzaplex. These wires can be seen in the Fazer Blast server room and Superstar-cade.[3]
In Tiger Rock, the Mimic is described similarly to The Storyteller, appearing as a metallic white tiger. His fur is realistically hairlike. Tiger Rock wears a huge, flowing white robe covered in sparkly sequins and crystal beads, which appear to be rippling in constant motion due to an optical illusion caused by ebbing and flowing lights in the fabrics’ weaves, and white leather bell-bottomed pants studded with gold baubles that look like they’re dancing and twirling. He also has a gold medallion hanging around his neck. Tiger Rock has the normal broad, round face of a tiger, with circular ears jutting from the top of his head. His face is predominately white, with the few faint black stripes he has radiating out from his muzzle to create a diamond pattern that embraces his white nose and mouth. Tiger Rock has just a few almost incandescent whiskers and transparent teeth that pulse with softly colored light. His eyes are lit up like dazzling neon and are two different colors, one deep emerald green while the other bright blue. Tiger Rock has long metal arms with large paws, metal paw pads, and thick, sharp-clawed metal fingers.
Later on in the story, Tiger Rock takes multiple different forms. The first is a large, detailed, white metallic owl. The second is a detailed metal cat. The third is a white metal clock with a round black nose, a black outline, feathery black lashes, and a wide, toothy smile. All of these share the same eyes as Tiger Rock himself.
Core Five Nights at Freddy's
In the RUIN DLC, it has a smaller squared-off head similar to older classic endoskeleton models with vaguely humanoid teeth similar to the Daycare Attendant's endoskeleton teeth. Its right hand also resembles the classic endoskeleton one, with four fingers on it, while the left hand resembles the one Burntrap has. Both its legs are also different from one another; the left leg has some sort of wiring encasing it, and looks similar to Withered Bonnie's, while the right one resembles Spring Bonnie's. There is an outlet on the back of its head.
Personality
In Tales From the Pizzaplex, The Mimic was originally designed to copy David Murray's actions, being playful and occasionally mischievous, such as when David hid inside one of the Fazbear Entertainment character costumes, the animatronic followed suit. After David dies, Edwin beats the Mimic viciously and infuses it with his Agony before leaving. The once infantile, friendly Mimic had been turned into a cold and barbaric killing machine.
In the RUIN DLC, these violent traits are put on full display. The Mimic has demonstrated an adeptness at disguising its appearance to hide its endoskeleton body, as seen in the Scooper ending, and additionally it is a master of deception, as evident by its use of Gregory’s voice to lure the former's friend; Cassie, into a trap under the premise that the real Gregory was trapped. In reality, the Mimic had been deceiving her the entire time, manipulating her into inadvertently freeing itself. The Mimic is highly resourceful and demonstrates a level of strategic thinking, as it was able to devise a plan to escape from the sinkhole underneath Roxy Raceway, using its voice and mimicry whilst being incredibly patient in setting its plan into motion. In the Scooper ending, it is implied that it the Mimic can be somewhat careless, given its lack of awareness of its surroundings, as it was caught off-guard by the scooper itself with much of its focus concentrated on capturing Cassie. In the chase itself, the Mimic is shown to be ruthless, persistent and unrelenting, as it pursues Cassie without pause even after Roxy delays its pursuit.
Not only that, but the Mimic also was able to outsmart a group of teenagers in Tales from the Pizzaplex. The Mimic butchers all but one of them by using its mimicking abilities to fool and trick them. However, it's somewhat careless nature is shown once more through these epilogues, as the Mimic is eventually tricked into entering a springlock suit and is temporarily deactivated by Lucia before self-repairing.
History
Tales from the Pizzaplex Series
The Mimic
Sometime in the late 1970s, an engineer named Edwin Murray, who was bought out by Fazbear Entertainment to build animatronics, realizes that he will soon be unable to care for his growing 4-year-old son David. He decides to build a robot that would care for David while Edwin worked. The legless robot is built using wiring from unused rooms, pistons from a defunct industrial washing machine, and steel and spools and gears and springs from a Leavers Machine. Its computer is built with hardware from Edwin's abandoned projects. Remembering how he had built David's bed in a way that mimicked his favorite toy, Edwin uses a combination of Pascal and C to write a code that acts as a thinking mind that learned by mimicking what it observed. It takes twenty-two days to complete, and Edwin names it Mimic after the name of its program, Mimic1.
Upon activation, Mimic immediately begins to imitate behavior it witnessed from David. David is delighted by his new friend and teaches it many things over the next two weeks, such as how to play patty-cake, how to use hand movements to communicate certain things, how to color, and how to throw a ball. Edwin is amazed by how fast Mimic is learning and tinkers with it so it can move smoother and keep up with David, who takes Mimic everywhere he goes. Mimic also begins to curve its left arm to mimic how David holds his favorite toy tiger plush, so one day David and Mimic work together to create a tiger plush out of lace and string. Edwin is amazed to discover that Mimic isn't just mimicking, but also responding.
Edwin is even more confident in leaving David in Mimic's care and gives them construction paper to draw on, although he gets agitated when Mimic begins to imitate negative traits as well, such as joining David as he played in costumes sent by Fazbear Entertainment and getting them dirty. That night, Edwin tinkers with Mimic's mobility in hopes of calming David's restlessness, but two hours later David is hit by a white van and killed. For the next two weeks, Edwin is sent into a depressive fugue. During this, Mimic attempts to take David's Tiger, but Edwin snatches it away. When Edwin comes out of his fugue, Mimic uses the hand movements David taught him to ask for ice cream. Seeing it use David's code overwhelms Edwin with fury and self-recrimination, and he batters Mimic with a metal rod. All of Edwin's self-hatred fuels each swing he unleashes on Mimic, causing it to topple over and lay with its arms bent in one last copy of David. Eventually Edwin runs out of strength and his anger turns into regret as he cries over Mimic before running away.
“He [Edwin] could almost feel his murderous thoughts pouring through his muscles and transfusing through the metal into Mimic's systems.” |
A week before Christmas, Fazbear Entertainment sends a small team to the abandoned factory to "clean up a mess." The team believes they are expected to finish Edwin's projects, and while doing so they come across the remains of the Mimic. From the waist up it appears to be functional but it doesn't move, so the team decides to complete it by attaching legs from a nonfunctional animatronic onto it. Then, the Mimic comes to life and kills each of them in ways eerily reminiscent of innocuous behaviors it had seen earlier. For example, it shoves one man into a refrigerator and impales another with a metal rod in a closet while hanging him from a coat hanger, which it may have "learned" from watching David and Edwin use the refrigerator and closet. About a month later, a second team is sent. The Mimic hides in various costumes and ambushes the men, giving each a gory death as it kills them with its superhuman strength.
Tales from the Pizzaplex Epilogues
In the first epilogue, a team of construction workers were given the task of cleaning the old Freddy Fazbear's Pizza Place of damaged endoskeletons for the construction of the new Mega Pizzaplex, aiming to turn the Pizza Place into a museum. Fazbear Entertainment sent several state-of-the-art animatronics to the construction site, including one that was strangely out of place: The Mimic. A worker named Gil plugs his laptop into the Mimic, giving it the task of removing the heads and arms from the various endoskeletons and throwing them into a pile. It does as instructed at first, but soon begins attacking the employees, ripping their heads and arms off of their bodies. The construction site is sealed off to prevent more people from entering.
The second epilogue introduces 8 teenagers who find the sealed up Pizza Place and sneak inside through a vent. The vent collapses behind them and traps them inside the Pizza Place with the Mimic. Over the course of the following epilogues, the Mimic kills the teenagers by hiding inside of costumes and surprising them. When the teens find a radio, the Mimic intercepts the signal, claiming to be someone trapped in the backstage area, begging for help. When the teenagers investigate, the Mimic ambushes them.
In the Pizza Place, the teens find old manuals detailing the Mimic:
“When the team created the Mimic line, they didn’t want to have to program in every show routine, step-by-step. That was a lot of coding, so they just programmed the Mimic to basically watch and learn. Not only could a Mimic fit into any costume, it was designed to observe the other routines and then mimic them.” |
“It seems like the original Mimic began mimicking not just the other animatronics but also people. And it did it in ways that weren’t intended. I’m not sure what it did. I can just make out the words "misconstrue", "scared", "potential disaster", and "deactivate remaining Mimic endos".” |
The Storyteller
After the Pizzaplex is completed, the head chairman of Fazbear Entertainment, Mr. Burrows, decides to introduce a story-making computer program called the Storyteller to save money being spent in the creative department. Edwin Murray, now also a board member of Fazbear Entertainment, voices his disagreement, yet is placed in charge of the project. Upon creation, the program is put inside a gigantic, artificial yellow baobab tree in the middle of the Pizzaplex that has wires leading to all of the venues in the building, which can also give instructions to the Glamrock animatronics for the purposes of creating new behaviors and interactions. Edwin sneaks into the Pizzaplex at night to check out the Storyteller, and sees a giant artificial white tiger animatronic being carried into the Storyteller's tree, which causes him to have a panic attack. He asks Mr. Burrows what program was used for the Storyteller but gets an unusually vague answer.
“It’s a simple template-style software that takes pieces of previously created stories and rearranges them into new scenarios for VR, AR, and arcade games.” |
As the days go by, the Storyteller's influence heavily affects the Pizzaplex. Glitches and malfunctions appear everywhere, Glamrock Freddy adopts a spoiled brat-like behavior, Glamrock Chica becomes starved for attention, Roxanne Wolf becomes a cruel bully and Montgomery Gator gets violently aggressive. Upon entering the baobab tree, Edwin sees the tiger with four mechanical limbs and mismatched eyes. After some investigating, Edwin finds the Storyteller is running a program named Mimic1, the same as the program Edwin created for the Mimic.
Mr. Burrows, who mistook Edwin to be the true cause of the glitches, locks him inside the tree when he enters it. Mr. Burrows decides to leave Edwin inside, and takes a small vacation. When he returns, Burrows is surprised to find nobody has learned what's happened to Edwin. Burrows decides to enter the Storyteller tree himself, and finds Edwin's body half-buried under a pile of construction paper with various crude drawings on them, as well as the phrase "I'm sorry."
Mr. Burrows realizes that he is trapped inside of the Storyteller's tree as well when he can't open the door from the inside. He kicks the walls and calls for help before attempting to interrupt or damage the Storyteller, hoping it will cause a malfunction and draw attention. Burrows disconnects several wires, but nothing he does deactivates the Storyteller's glowing head. He attempts to override the Storyteller's computer, but his password is denied. Mr. Burrows screams for help but it's implied that he never escapes.
Nexie
The Storyteller tree is mentioned briefly in the events of Nexie. It may be connected to the malfunction that occurs when Astrid attempts to create her Buddytronic doll, and Nexie's subsequent violent behavior.
Tiger Rock
The Storyteller tree is stated to be getting removed, and Tiger Rock hunts Kai throughout his prolonged experience in the AR Booth, appearing as an owl, cat, and clock. He later steals Kai's arms once he escapes the AR Booth.
Core Five Nights at Freddy's Series
Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach - RUIN
The Mimic poses as Gregory, mimicking his voice and pretending he's trapped in the Pizzaplex so that Cassie can unknowingly free it. Once Cassie deactivates the security protocols, Mimic begins chasing Cassie though is temporarily forestalled by Roxy. Eventually Cassie manages to get in an elevator and get away from it. Despite this, however, Mimic is still on the loose, with its fate unknown. In the Scooper ending, Cassie traps him in a room resembling the Scooping Room, with the Mimic now wearing an amalgamation of a clown elephant, a jersey lion, and an elderly crow suit. Once Cassie presses the button, the scooper activates and dismantles the Mimic.
Speculation
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"I was the first! I have seen everything!"
This section archives a lot of theories and speculation, which usually occurs from pre-release media, or just things that are still unknown, so please keep that in mind while reading. The page will continue to be updated with the most accurate information as more solid evidence is supplied. |
- Please note that while there is evidence suggesting that The Mimic, Glitchtrap, and Burntrap are all one and the same, they will be treated as separate entities on this wiki for the sake of unbiased documentation until further, concrete evidence is provided.
- The common and most popular theory the fanbase has is that Glitchtrap and Burntrap are the Mimic.
- Burntrap's suit fits on the Mimic’s upper half with both their default scales, as discovered by X/Twitter user Entom.[4]
- There's a scratch mark that was only added in RUIN which appears in the vent from Burntrap's boss fight area and in the collapsed vent near The Mimic's lair.
- The scratch mark seems to be made by Burntrap's right hand, which has five fingers. The Mimic doesn't have a right hand with five fingers, but a quick look at its model shows that it replaced its right arm with a new one.
- Glitchtrap can be heard mimicking a low-pitched, distorted version of Tape Girl's voice while the player is in the main lobby, which is one of the Mimic's most notable abilities.
- In the Princess Quest arcade game, there is a tree mural above the doorway where Glitchtrap resides in. This tree shares similarities to that of a Baobab tree, also known as the "Tree of Life", which was the tree used for The Storyteller, that also used the Mimic1 program.
- In his model, there are notable traces of drool and tears located beneath his eyes and mouth, which are things the Mimic saw before being beat up with a metal rod by Edwin Murray, his creator.[5]
- Mimic1 is used as a template for VR, AR and Arcade Games, which fits with Help Wanted and the Princess Quest arcade games.
- It also creates new scenarios, which could mean that the Pizza Party level may be created by Mimic1.
- The vintage circuit boards in Help Wanted were used to recreate performances and routines. The Mimic endoskeletons were used to watch other animatronics' performances and routines.
- The Mimic endoskeletons can be considered vintage.
- There's a chance, although not confirmed, that one of the Mimic endoskeletons saw the missing children incident and William Afton as Spring Bonnie. Because of this, Mimic1 created Glitchtrap and the memory plushies from Help Wanted 2.
- One of the teasers for Help Wanted on Scottgames was an endoskeleton head called 0rGN, which likely means Origin.
- Other images of endoskeletons and circuit boards were put in the game initially, but were removed because fans connected them back to Showbiz. However, the lore implications still stand since they were not removed for lore reasons.
- Glitchtrap is connected to Helpi in Help Wanted 2. The Mimic is connected to Helpi in Ruin when it has orange eyes.
- Glitchtrap makes Mask Bot give the Security Mask to Cassie, which is used by The Mimic to trick Cassie into freeing him.
- Glitchtrap is a mascot costume instead of a Springlock suit. Mascot costumes are mostly associated with The Mimic.
- The Mimic had "bent metal ears that looked like antennas" in the Tales from the Pizzaplex Epilogues. Some workers also thought he was going to be a guitarist, which means he looked like a rabbit endoskeleton.
- The Mimic's description of its physical body from the books closely matches that of Burntrap's endoskeleton.
- Some fans believe Endo-02 is a Model 2 Mimic, although this is unlikely.
- Epilogue 6 and Tiger Rock show that The Mimic witnessed some kind of twisted game of hide-and-seek that caused Mimic Model 2 to start acting weirdly, which causes the entire Mimic line to be decommissioned. Judging by the way he acts in the Epilogues - luring people to the backroom - this heavily implies this game of hide-and-seek was some form of The Missing Children Incident. This weirdly also lines up with the Party Hats on the dead children from Into the Pit.
- People speculate that one of The Mimic's names that comes from the RUIN's files, which is "Grimic", is possibly referring to The Mimic as "Gregory Mimic".
- It is speculated that the amalgamation of animal suits The Mimic wears is meant to resemble Gregory.
- Although it is a fan theory, it's possible that The Mimic could have been the endoskeleton in the Parts & Service Room. This would explain as to how The Mimic could have known and mimicked William Afton. However, this has not been canonically confirmed.
Trivia
- The Mimic is the first core animatronic to not be introduced in the games, but rather in the books.
- The Mimic in RUIN loses its right hand and forearm during the Elevator Ending, due to it attempting to reach for Cassie as the elevator door closes, cutting it off.
- This is ironic considering how its favorite method of killing people is to dismember them.
- The Mimic's unsuited jumpscare in the RUIN DLC seems to indicate that this is how it is killing Cassie.
- This is ironic considering how its favorite method of killing people is to dismember them.
- The Mimic becomes fluent in Hawaiian in Tiger Rock, due to infecting Kai's mind.
- In the files of Ruin The Mascot has a unused eye texture reused for Secret Of The Mimic.[6]
Appearances
| Title | Role | Description |
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| Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach | Major character | First appearance in games; main antagonist of the RUIN DLC |
| Title | Role | Description |
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| Tales from The Pizzaplex 1: Lally's Game | Major character | Appears in Epilogue (first appearance); main antagonist. Possibly appears in Frailty story; possible overarching antagonist |
| Tales from The Pizzaplex 2: HAPPS | Major character | Appears in Epilogue; unseen main antagonist |
| Tales from The Pizzaplex 3: Somniphobia | Major character | Appears in Epilogue; main antagonist. |
| Tales from The Pizzaplex 4: Submechanophobia | Major character | Appears in Epilogue; main antagonist. |
| Tales from The Pizzaplex 5: The Bobbiedots Conclusion | Major character | Appears in The Storyteller story; overarching antagonist as the Storyteller.
Appears in Epilogue; main antagonist. |
| Tales from The Pizzaplex 6: Nexie | Major character | Appears in Nexie story; overarching antagonist, corrupting Nexie.
Appears in The Mimic and Epilogue; main antagonist. |
| Tales from The Pizzaplex 7: Tiger Rock | Major character | Appears in Tiger Rock story; main antagonist as Tiger Rock.
Appears in Epilogue; main antagonist. |
| Tales from the Pizzaplex 8: B7-2 | Major character | Appears in Epilogue; main antagonist. |
Gallery
RUIN
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Miscellaneous
Merchandise
Audio
RUIN
| Audio | Description |
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 The audio is loud and/or startling! |
The scream the Mimic emits when attacking the player. |
References
- ↑ "Edwin’s first attempt to form the skull had started with simply placing two large white doll’s eyes within the boxy confines of a piece of metal housing he’d scrounged from a broken-down compressor. Because the square top looked nothing like a real head, though, Edwin had tried again. He’d found a rounded bit of metal in the guts of the Leavers Machine, and he’d used it to form a narrow protuberance that jutted up from between the big white eyes. Under the eye housing, Edwin had welded in place a hinged jaw that he formed out of parts of the Leavers Machine’s guide bars. Using a set of novelty chattering teeth he’d found in a box full of old bits and bobs on the third floor, Edwin gave his creation a big, white-toothed mouth." -The Mimic
- ↑ "Getting all this hardware connected to its programming required welding a large processor to the back of the skull and running a large tangle of wires all around the skull. Wires stretched towards the back of the skull, dove in and out of both eye sockets, snaked through the mouth, and extended down the articulated neck that in turn connected with a metallic spine, which connected with a makeshift rib cage that was not as curved as Edwin had wanted it to be (but it worked), and the ribcage was linked to two robotic arms that ended in pincerlike hands." -The Mimic
- ↑ "The tiger, unlike real white tigers, hadn’t been given stripes, and its nose and mouth were the same color as the rest of its painted metal." - The Storyteller
- ↑ Last tweet to end this debate: my friend took the default scales of both Mimic and Burntrap's suit - they fit perfectly on the upper half of its body. It’s said the mimic could change its height— just rearranging the limbs with NO scaling fits perfectly as well.
- ↑ Nexie | Page 162 | Edwin was panting, his chest heaving. The spittle that had shot from his mouth when he'd scream at Mimic was now a froth that jetted from Edwin in great gushes.
- ↑
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