Monster (Friday Night Funkin’)

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“	Hey man, I'm gonna eat your girlfriend.	„
	~ Monster rapping against Boyfriend

Background

Monster is one of the many antagonists of Friday Night Funkin' trying to stop Boyfriend and wants to eat his Girlfriend. Monster is a demonic humanoid figure with a lemon shaped head and has unknown origins. It appears in Week 5 and is soon to be added into Week 2.

Powers and Stats

Tier: 8-C

Name: Unknown, is called "Monster" in the game files

Origin: Friday Night Funkin'

Gender: Unknown

Age: Unknown

Classification: Unknown/Humanoid demonic figure

Attack Potency: Building level (Should be comparable to Boyfriend)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Travel Speed: Regular Human

Combat Speed: Massively Hypersonic (Should scale to Boyfriend)

Reaction Speed: Massively Hypersonic

Lifting Strength: Unknown

Striking Strength: Building Class

Durability: Building Level (Should scale to Boyfriend)

Stamina: Average

Range: Hundreds of Meters (Naturally attacks using singing which sound can travel nearly 340 meters)

Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Durability Negation (Should scale to every other rapper, who can break Boyfriend's bones if he gets out-rapped), possibly Non-Physical Interaction (Should scale to the Boyfriend who potentially incapacitated the spirit, as after defeating him in a rap battle he does not get possessed) Perception Manipulation (Was stated to be able to twist perception to change the way the mall looked in week 5)

Standard Equipment: None

Intelligence: Unknown

Standard Tactics: Monster changes his opponents perception and sings.

Weaknesses: If Monster is beaten in a rap it will have its bones shatter. Though this is only a weakness in-verse as this is a specific ability all users share.

Note: The reason the Monster is scaled through rap battles is that rap battles are the main method of battle in Friday Night Funkin against Boyfriend, even characters that clearly wants to kill/possess him no longer can after the rap battle over. The husband also is one of the people that wants him dead as he directly sent a bounty hunter after him. It’s also shown the loss of a rap battle breaks the Boyfriend’s bones. Showing losing a rap battle does more than just simply end it. Thus rap battles should be fine to use for scaling. There's also implications of more going on in rap battles too.

Others

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