User blog:Baldisbasicx/lucibilly

lucibilly is a unknown rumoured character in baldis basics in education and learning

possible mechanics:

He was told to mess with other characters files and sometimes delete them, causing the game to become unplayable. And it's possible that if the player were to be caught, their computer would restart and the game would activate a virus, wiping a portion of the users files, change their username and password, and make the computer unopperatable.

appearance:

According to a low quality video clip, he appears to be a dark figure who is shorter than the Principal of the Thing, has a round head, and two glowing red eyes.

backstory:

During the Development of Baldi's Basics 1.4.3, a character was going to be named, Billy and was going to use the head of Placeface and was going to be a helpful character, but during development, an unknown person managed to change the coding of the character, making it more of a virus, than a character, but it's unknown how.

video footage: after lucibilly interacts with the player, the audio becomes nothing but static, and strangely. the player is somehow able to bypass Playtime without cutting her rope as soon as the minigame begins. The audio returns to normal shortly after, but as the footage goes on, a strange black figure with red glowing dots for eyes appears to charge at the player for only a second, letting out a scream similar to Baldi's scream during "Final Mode" (when the player has collected all 7 Notebooks). Shortly after we hear the same scream, but echoed, presumably from Baldi this time as he stops slapping his ruler. The figure appears again and follows the player into the Principal's Office, letting out a deep, distorted noise. The figure catches the player and jumpscares them as if it were Baldi, but doesn't end the game. The screen just cuts to black and returns with the player in the schoolhouse, except colored in different shades of red and black, with the camera zoomed in. A high-pitched beep sound plays throughout the footage and as the player continues on, the game appears to distort. The player is randomly teleported, even when coming in contact with the figure and the game's colors become nothing but a maze of black and red. The footage ends with the figure once again catching the player and forcing the player's computer to restart. It is unknown where the footage came from or who recorded it, but it does evidence of Lucibilly's existance.