Jumpscares, Roblox The Mimic novels, and more
Roblox's The Mimic/ is scarier than I anticipated, and I'm the kind of person that watches scary films to decompress after a hard day. I would even argue that it rivals Rainbow Friends as one of the finest survival games available on the platform, but for rather different reasons. The Mimic's Japanese heritage, which embrace Japanese history and urban tales and weave four distinct storylines with various characters, are what make it a horror force.
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We've previously discussed how Rainbow Friends is a fantastic option if you're looking for a variety of Horror Games on Roblox, but you should also have a look at Roblox's Piggy. – We're not sure whether it will frighten you, but you won't be able to look at Peppa Pig in the same way going forward. Our list of the top horror games on Switch and mobile offers a variety of games from a variety of sub-genres if you want to get away from Roblox.
Here is all we currently know about The Mimic on Roblox.
What are the novels that mimic?
As previously stated, there are only two volumes available at this time; the first is full with four chapters, while the second is limited to chapter three, or a total of seven chapters. Right now, chapter eight is being worked on. We'll be sure to provide you with an overview of the third and fourth volumes, Rebirth and Rage, as soon as we obtain information about them.One of The Four Beasts, creatures who tore through Earth and unleashed unimaginable atrocities until an unsung hero was able to vanquish them and imprison them in various locations, is featured in each book. When you go inside the books, keep an eye out for each since they each have distinct goals and abilities.Control In the first novel, Control, you take on the role of Yasu Masashige, a former high school student who, when his pals vanish, is forced to return to his old school. As Yasu quickly discovers, there's a more sinister agenda at work here than just nostalgia, as you can obviously imagine.If you think the school is scary enough, entering its hallways will take you to an unidentified realm where Yasu encounters an evil creature that has cursed Yasu's family and brought them much tragedy. and believe us when we tell you that you'll regret meeting this terrible creature. Should you be acquainted with the lady with a slit mouth, you may see some similarities to Kintoru, the main adversary of Control. Kintoru is a tall woman with long nails that resemble blades, and she has a threatening expression on her face.She is not the only one attempting to murder you; in Control, you will undoubtedly have to deal with her from chapter two forward. She has enlisted Yasu's family members and turned them into puppets. We won't provide any more details to avoid giving away the plot of Control.The characters that mimic controlThe cast of characters that feature in Control is as follows:- Yasu Masashige – Yasu is the main protagonist of Control, the poor soul who returns to his old school after his friends go missing. In terms of personality, Yasu is courageous and determined, desperate to save his loved ones, even at the risk of his own life.
- Sama – also known as Kintoru, Sama is the main antagonist of the Control book, making her one of the four beasts in The Mimic. she’s responsible for the curse that befalls Yasu’s family and is the one who torments him. Unsurprisingly, she has a less-than-stellar personality, wishing (and enforcing) pain and suffering upon her victims. She’s manipulative, being able to convince people she’s kind and caring, only for her to stab them in the back and assert control over them
- Hiachi – the story surrounding Hiachi is quite sad, and we even feel sympathy for her despite her being on the more villainous side thanks to Kintoru. You see, she’s a young girl who accidentally meets and frees the beast, who promised her a better life, only to inflict a curse upon Hiachi and turn her into a puppet.
- Shizu – one of the minor antagonists of the chapter, Shizu attempts to capture Yasu throughout Control’s book. Luckily, she gets the rest she deserves after you beat Sama.
- Biwaki – Biwaki is yet another poor young girl who finds herself under the control of Sama. Yes, that makes her one of the antagonists of the book, so you’d best get used to this spooky puppet chasing you down.
- Kuriko – allow us to introduce you to the final monster Yasu encounters on his journey. Kuriko is terrifying and relentless in her pursuit of you.
- Tokito – there’s not much to say about Tokito, except that this monster is a doll that appears in the Bloody Swamp in Chapter IV of Control. It’s pretty creepy, so best of luck if you encounter it.
- Kaito – this villain is a minor antagonist in Chapter III, and he’s the father of Mihari and Biwaki while also being the husband of Niko. Just like the rest of his family, he’s unfortunately fallen victim to the curse, becoming a puppet of Kintoru.
- Megumi – an enemy that you encounter in Chapter III. Not a great deal is known about Megumi except for the fact that she adopted Kuriko before Kintoru cursed her
- Kusonoki Masashige – one of the deuteragonists from The Mimic, Kusonoki Masashige is one of the people who sealed the four beasts away, meaning he’s responsible for a great deal of the unfolding story. In case the surname doesn’t give it away, he’s Yasu’s ancestor
- Evil God – we can’t say too much about Evil God except that he’s the creator of the four beasts, making him the overarching villain of The Mimic
- Mihari – one of the secondary antagonists in Chapter III, Mihari is the oldest daughter of Kaito and Niko, making her the sister of Biwaki. Like the rest of her family, she suffers from Kintoru’s curse
- Keiko Masashige – this is a very interesting character as Keiko isn’t always under the influence of Kintoru, for the mother of Yasu is actually the protagonist of The Witch Trials, the prequel to The Mimic. She is cursed by Kintoru when searching for her husband, Daku
- Daku Masashige – one of Kintoru’s puppets, Daku is Yasu’s father who falls victim to the curse while searching his son’s school
Envy
In The Mimic's second novel, Jealousy, you assume control of Isamu Uchiumi, a man reeling from the death of Senzai Uvhiumi, his elder brother. To put it mildly, his death comes too soon, and Isamu goes to the mortuary to find out what may have happened to cause his brother to die. Naturally, he gets much more than he bargained for when the Umibozu, the main antagonist of jealousy, drives him into a another realm.As the plot of Jealousy is still developing and is now at chapter three, we are unable to reveal the conclusion, even if we would want to. Instead, let's take a moment to examine the Umibozu. The Umibozu are the ghosts of priests in Japanese mythology. Priests that drowned, more precisely. A man of the cloth can only become an Umibozu by meeting a drowning death, which will cause their soul to continue in agony.The characters of Mimic JealousyThe ensemble of people you encounter in Jealousy includes the following:- Isamu Uchiumi
- Senzai Uchiumi
- Enzukai
- Rin and Mio
- Umibozu
- Nagisa
- Tsukiya
- Shosai
- Kyogi
- Hyakume
- Kishin
- Old Man Keneo
- Zuboshi
- Teiryu
- Nuppeppo
- Kuishinbo
- Gashadokuro
- Kurayami
- PonPon
- Gozu and Mezu
- Shinigami
- Bugi
- Shinchu
- Dodmeki
- Akihito Uchiumi
- Statues
- Nurikabe
- Yurei
rebirth
We can reveal who the primary adversary of the chapter is, even if we are unable to reveal anything about Rebirth. Yuma, the third of The Four Beasts, seems to be equally as malevolent as Kintoru and the Umibozu, even if we don't know much about her character.Fury
Like with Rebirth, we are unable to divulge any plot details to you, but we can confirm that Netamo, the most formidable and vicious of The Four Beasts, is the primary foe.The Jumpscares Mimic
The Mimic has a variety of jumpscares, just like every other horror game worth its salt, and unfortunately, you'll probably run across each one while playing. In The Mimic, death is on your heels. You have very little chance of surviving those eerie ghosts on your first try unless you are familiar with the map structure in each level. We think that part of what makes The Mimic fun is the jumpscares, however you can see a video below with all of the current jumpscares if you want a small preview of what to anticipate.