I felt like I wanted to say this. Continued in replies Here’s some tips, if you’re spotted by a twisted, find an object up you can loop around, wether it’s wide or not, as long as you can loop around it, if you do it enough times they’ll lose interest. If you’re spotted while working on a machine, they game will make you stop extracting so you have more time to run. Now for toons and Twisteds: Toons are the characters you play as. They have requirements you can view, both to buy them. And for their mastery. Once you complete the mastery. You get a cool skin. Twisteds are their monster counterparts, capsules and twisted encounters give you twisted research, which you can view in the twisted icon in the lobby. Capsules give you 1% research while encounters give you 5%, 2% and 10% respectively of you’re playing as Rodger. Getting 50% research on a twisted gives you a twisted description. Getting 100% gives you a trinket. First we’ll do side toons and Twisteds. Side toons are toons with 3 hearts and 1 ability. Side Twisteds are basically twisteds you don’t have to worry to much about, aside from 2. They have 3 subcategories The normal sides: basically the toons who’s twisted counterparts have nothing too special Boxten the Music Box: Has a passive ability called Wind-up. His extraction speed increases the more people you’re playing with. Maxes at 48%. His twisted form doesn’t have anything special. Do I recommend him: Only if you like playing with people and want machines to be done quick. Poppy the Bubble: Has a passive ability called Panic Pop. If hit by a twisted, gains a speed boost to get away quick. Her Twisted form doesn’t have anything special. Do I recommend her: if you want to get a quick getaway. Shrimpo the Shrimp: Has a passive ability called Bully. just makes him even worse than what his stats say. His twisted form has good eyesight, and fairly sized aggravation distance. But he’s easy to lose. Do I recommend him: If you have a death wish. Toodles the 8-Ball: Has an active ability called Beginner’s Luck. She gains a boost to a random stat for a few secs. Has a 25 sec cooldown. Her twisted form is pretty fast, but easy to lose. Do I recommend her: Not really, but if ya wanna, go for it. Brightney the Lamp: Has an active ability called Night Light. She can highlight Twisteds’ positions during blackouts for a few secs. Has a 45 sec cooldown. Her twisted form has a high Aggro distance. Do I recommend her: If you are cautious and have good reaction time then sure. Tisha the Tissue Box: Has an active ability called Tidy Up!. She can increase others speed for few secs, but not her own. Has a 50 sec cooldown. Her twisted form can stop moving for a while and camp near machines and the elevator. Do I recommend her: Definitely. Teagan the Teacup: Has an active ability called Tea Time. She can use 100 tapes to heal herself by 1 heart. Has a 100 sec cooldown. Her twisted form can steal quite a portion of your tapes if you’re attacked. Do I recommend her: Well rounded, good enough. Flutter the Butterfly: Has an active ability called Floaty Dash. She can dash away at high speeds for less than a second. Has a 45 sec cooldown. Her twisted form is pretty fast, but with enough stamina, you can most likely lose her. Do I recommend her: If you like distracting. Stationary sides: Toons who’s twisted counterparts are stationary unless triggered Rodger the Spyglass: Has a passive ability called Detective. He gains Twice the amount of research of Twisteds from both encounters and capsules. His twisted form hides in a fake capsule, if clicked he’ll come out and stay for a few secs, if you’re seen by him you’ll lose a heart. Real capsules have film tape around them. A Rodger capsule doesn’t. If activated, he will apply Confused 3 and Slow 3 for 5 secs. Do I recommend him: Only if you want research faster. Razzle and Dazzle the Twin Masks: Has a passive ability called Comedy and Tragedy: They gain a speed boost in odd number floors and an extraction speed boost in even number floors. They’re twisted form creates a red circle around them. It’s fine to walk in the circle, and you can survive doing a machine if it’s inside the circle. But running in the circle will trigger them and they will damage everyone in the circle, or at least the person ran. Do I recommend them: No, they’re not exactly worth it. Distance sides: Toons who’s twisted counterparts can damage you from a distance, these 2 are the sides you need to worry about Scraps the Paper Craft: Has an active ability called Crafty Grapple. Her tail can pull herself to a targeted toon’s position no matter how far. Needs direct line of sight. Has a 30 sec cooldown. Her Twisted form can also extend her tail and do damage from a big distance. But can’t pull herself towards you. Whether her tail manages to hit you or not. After extending her tail, she will chase you. Best to quickly get out of her sight. Do I recommend her: If you’re playing with a group of people then sure. Otherwise you’re good as gone. Goob the Fluffy Craft: Has an active ability called Hug!. He can pull others to his position. Needs direct line of sight. Has a 30 sec cooldown. His twisted form is arguably the most dangerous side twisted. He basically just does what his Toon counterpart does. But unlike Scraps, He doesn’t damage you the moment he gets a grip of you. The moment he gets a grip of you he will pull you to him, so you have less distance from each other. Cuz of that, you use stamina to run away from him and get to an object, and use more stamina to loop around the object. Do I recommend him: Very underrated, can outrun basic twisted even if walking. If you’re playing in a group, he can distract twisteds while everyone else works. If you’re more focused on that then machines then yes. He’s even good if it’s just a solo. Main Toons and Twisteds: Main toons have two abilities at the cost of having only 2 hearts. Their twisted counterparts are the ones you have to worry about, thankfully they don’t appear in floors under floor 5. They have no subcategories. Astro the Moon: Has an active ability called Nap Time and a passive ability called Well Rested: His active ability makes everyone around him fully restore their stamina. Has a 75 sec cooldown. His passive ability makes him restore stamina 50% faster. His twisted form is arguably the least dangerous main twisted. If you miss a skill check he’ll come to the machine. If you’re not in his line of sight he’ll just regress your progress on it. Same goes of you leave a machine unfinished and he just randomly finds it. He will apply Tired 3 for 10 secs if you’re chased by him. Do I recommend him: If you don’t like playing alone and you like being support. Otherwise he’s not the best. Vee the Television: Has an active ability called Mic Check and a passive ability called Camera Hijack. Her active ability highlights all Twisteds on the floor for a few secs regardless of a blackout. Has a 60 sec cooldown. Her passive ability highlights the nearest uncompleted machine. Her twisted form can summon pop ups on your screen, you can get rid of them by clicking the X button. Button, not key. And if you miss a skill check on a machine. No matter where they (I think Vee’s pronouns are she/they) are, she will come to the machine. She will apply Slow 2 for 5 secs if you’re chased by her. Do I recommend her: If you’re cautious, good at looping, and like playing in a group. Sure. Shelly the Shell: Has an active ability called Inspiration and a passive ability called Problem Solver. Her active ability can boost the extraction speed of a targeted toon for a few secs. Has a 60 sec cooldown. Her twisted form will continuously apply the Confused 2 debuff. It’s a bit of a problem where you have a lot of machines to do as extracting would be very slow. She is also rather fast. Do I recommend her: Underrated, Yes. Pebble the Stone Dog: Has an active ability called Fetch! and a passive ability called Survival Instincts. His active ability highlights all items in their vicinity. Has a 30 sec cooldown. Their passive ability gives them more stamina and stealth at 1 heart. Their Twisted form Has the highest aggro distance and speed than any other Twisted. If they see you. Just either pray to God you’ll lose it or use an eject button. Do I recommend them: basically the same as Goob but I don’t think they’re that good solo. Dandy the Flower: Not a playable toon. His twisted form can be activated if ya don’t buy from dandy 3 times in a row. Even then he might not appear the next floor. You’ll know he’s in the floor if the music from Dandy’s shop is playing on the floor you’re in. If he spots you and manages to attack you, it’s insta kill, no matter what toon, what trinket, or what item ya have.
Ran outta words. Anyway Secondly we have debuffs, I shouldn’t need to explain. Slow: 1: Speed reduced by 15 2: Speed reduced by 25 3: Speed reduced by 50 Tired: 1: Stamina Regeneration reduced by 25 2: Stamina Regeneration reduced by 50 3: Stamina Regeneration reduced by 75 Confused: 1: Extraction Speed reduced by 25 2: Extraction Speed reduced by 50 3: Extraction Speed reduced by 75 Next up are Trinkets: Trinkets are items with different effects, I can’t get more specific than that. You can hold up to 2 trinkets in a run. They have 2 subcategories. Shop trinkets: Trinkets you can buy from Dandy’s Shop at the lobby. Machine Manual: Increases Extraction Speed. Do I recommend it: If you’re a starter. Coin Purse: Gives 30 tapes at the start of the run. Do I recommend it: If ya don’t have Fancy Purse and you play Teagan. Speedometer: Gives 15 more stamina. Do I recommend it: No, but it’s not the worst. Get it if ya want. Thermos: Increases stamina regeneration. Do I recommend it: No, not really. Pop Pack: Gives Pop if you have a slot open when you enter a new floor, but decreases stamina regeneration. Do I recommend it: Nah Pull Toy: Increases speed for 10 secs when entering the new floor. Do I recommend it: No, but it’s not the worst, if ya wanna, go for it. Alarm: Increases speed in panic mode (time crunch to the elevator) for 5 secs. Do I recommend it: N. O. Thinking Cap: Increases skill check window. Do I recommend it: Only if you struggle with timing, otherwise it’s garbage. Wrench: Gives a large amount of progress on the first machine ya work on in any floor. Has a limit of 1 use per floor. Do I recommend it: What I said earlier or if you don’t have good extraction speed. Research Trinkets: You can unlock these trinkets after getting 100% on a twisted. Blue Bandana: Boxten’s trinket. Increases extraction speed, but lowers skill check window. Do I recommend it: Decent. Sure. Pink Bow: Poppy’s trinket. Increases run speed. Do I recommend it: Yes Brick: Shrimpo’s trinket: Decreases speed. Do I recommend it: If you want the true Shrimpo experience Dog Plush: Toodles’s trinket. Increases walk speed. Do I recommend it: Yes, definitely. Spare Bulb: Brightney’s trinket. Increases sight radius and light radius (the difference is that sight radius is the small light that a toon makes so that you can see your character while light radius is the big light made by light making toons like Brightney and Vee) in blackouts Do I recommend it: No unless you REALLY hate blackouts. Feather Duster: Tisha’s trinket. Restores some stamina when grabbing an item. (Capsules and tapes don’t count) Do I recommend it: No. Fancy Purse: Teagan’s trinket. Gives 100 tapes at the start of the run, but extraction speed is lowered. Do I recommend it: If you’re playing Teagan. Diary: Flutter’s trinket: Increases stealth by a few units. Do I recommend it: If you’re playing Brightney Magnifying Glass: Rodger’s trinket. Creates a small portion of progress after a successful skill check. But decreases skill check window: Do I recommend it: If you’re good at timing and playing a low extraction speed toon. Ribbon Spool: Razzle and Dazzle’s trinket. Increases speed on even numbered floors. Do I recommend it: No but if you’re doing a speed build, or playing Razzle and Dazzle, yes. Crayon Set: Scraps’s trinket. Start the run with 3 uncommon items, exclusive items included. Do I recommend it: If you’re desperate or doing a run with Shrimpo. Friendship Bracelet: Goob’s trinket. Gives 5 Stamina for every toon alive in the run. Do I recommend it: Not really, but if in a group, Yes. Night Cap: Astro’s trinket. Fully restores stamina when entering the next floor. But decreases max stamina by 10%. Do I recommend it: No. Vee’s Remote: Vee’s trinket. Immediately completes the first machine ya work on. But decreases extraction speed. Has a limit of 1 use per floor. Do I recommend it: Only if ya do a speed run. Participation Award: Shelly’s trinket. Increases chance of skill check but decreases skill check window size. Do I recommend it: If you’re playing Shelly and good at timing. Bone: Pebble’s Trinket. Increases speed for 4 secs when getting an item. (Capsules and tapes don’t count) Do I recommend it: Not really. Dandy Plush: Dandy’s trinket. Gives a 50% discount on all the Dandy Shop items. Do I recommend it: No. Finally there are items. I really shouldn’t have to explain. They’re listed worst to best in my opinion. Gumballs: Gives a randomized effect for 5 secs. Has 3 uses. My opinion: GARBAGE Stopwatch: Makes the skillcheck window bigger for 15 secs. My opinion: Trash unless you’re bad at timing Instructions: increases extraction speed by 50% for 10 secs. My opinion: lil bad-Decent Chocolate: Increases max stamina by 25 and walk speed by 10% for 10 secs. My opinion: lil bad-Decent Protein Bar: Increases Stamina Regeneration by 150% for 15 secs. My opinion: Decent-lil good Speed Candy: Increases walk and run speed by 25% for 5 secs. My opinion: lil good Pop: Gives 45 stamina. My opinion: Good Jumper Cable: Fills a portion of the machine. My opinion: Great Bandage: Restores 1 heart. My opinion: Great Smoke bomb: Makes any Twisteds chasing you lose interest. My opinion: Great but it’s not used much since the only ones you should use it for are Pebble and Dandy Bottle of Pop: Restores all stamina. Medkit: Restores a max of 2 hearts. Eject Button: makes ya run real fast for a few secs. My opinion: The GOAT items. And now, I’m finally done. I took from 3:30 pm to 7:37 pm. But I’ve finished my Dandy’s World Tips comment. And now, my fingers hurt. Not actually since this is a copy paste since when I actually done it with a few edits
@@qwuill_cool also just to remind you: Don’t get a Blackout on a dandy run You do not want twisted good and/or scraps on the same floor (reminds me when I was doing a solo run but goob and scraps are on the same floor) Collect those research thingys but one with no metal line thingy means that twisted rodger is on that floor (That’s all the tips I can give you for now) GOOD LUCK
@@hotsauce6014both games r good neither is brainrot also pls understand that roblox is a 9-13 year old mostly website so they have to appeal to these ages or likely have a small audience
Hey, can you do a dandy run? A dandy run is that you dont buy stuff from dandy when you play the game And then in like floor 8 or 10 you will get twisted Dandy also like your video❤ And start grinding inchor (which is found on the floor and used to buy things) start grinding like i said and buy good characters In my opinion the character should have good speed and extraction speed, extraction speed helps you extract inchor faster and finally speed is for running away from twisteds and thats the information i have for now. Also see you and like and sub to @Qwuill❤🎉😊 This has took me a long time to write. And bye❤😊❤
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Goobie :3
"WE GOTTA GO- SHRIMP ALFREDO!!!"
I am LOVING how you call Shrimpo "Shrimp Alfredo" xDD
Yeah!👍 thank you 😊
@@qwuill_cool No prob :3
WAIT I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO CALLS HIM THAT???
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@@TheSillyKippawthing I guess not
I even called him "Shrimp Alfredo" which made someone I was playing with laugh lol-
DUDE THIS IS AN AWESOME VID I LOVE IT I LOVE THE EDITING AND YOUR HUMOR THIS IS SO GOOD
@@shartbossmaster omg Ty
I love the editing, I just wish the music was a bit quieter so I could hear what you’re saying!
Sorry about that
I felt like I wanted to say this. Continued in replies
Here’s some tips, if you’re spotted by a twisted, find an object up you can loop around, wether it’s wide or not, as long as you can loop around it, if you do it enough times they’ll lose interest. If you’re spotted while working on a machine, they game will make you stop extracting so you have more time to run.
Now for toons and Twisteds: Toons are the characters you play as. They have requirements you can view, both to buy them. And for their mastery. Once you complete the mastery. You get a cool skin. Twisteds are their monster counterparts, capsules and twisted encounters give you twisted research, which you can view in the twisted icon in the lobby. Capsules give you 1% research while encounters give you 5%, 2% and 10% respectively of you’re playing as Rodger. Getting 50% research on a twisted gives you a twisted description. Getting 100% gives you a trinket.
First we’ll do side toons and Twisteds. Side toons are toons with 3 hearts and 1 ability. Side Twisteds are basically twisteds you don’t have to worry to much about, aside from 2. They have 3 subcategories
The normal sides: basically the toons who’s twisted counterparts have nothing too special
Boxten the Music Box: Has a passive ability called Wind-up. His extraction speed increases the more people you’re playing with. Maxes at 48%. His twisted form doesn’t have anything special. Do I recommend him: Only if you like playing with people and want machines to be done quick.
Poppy the Bubble: Has a passive ability called Panic Pop. If hit by a twisted, gains a speed boost to get away quick. Her Twisted form doesn’t have anything special. Do I recommend her: if you want to get a quick getaway.
Shrimpo the Shrimp: Has a passive ability called Bully. just makes him even worse than what his stats say. His twisted form has good eyesight, and fairly sized aggravation distance. But he’s easy to lose. Do I recommend him: If you have a death wish.
Toodles the 8-Ball: Has an active ability called Beginner’s Luck. She gains a boost to a random stat for a few secs. Has a 25 sec cooldown. Her twisted form is pretty fast, but easy to lose. Do I recommend her: Not really, but if ya wanna, go for it.
Brightney the Lamp: Has an active ability called Night Light. She can highlight Twisteds’ positions during blackouts for a few secs. Has a 45 sec cooldown. Her twisted form has a high Aggro distance. Do I recommend her: If you are cautious and have good reaction time then sure.
Tisha the Tissue Box: Has an active ability called Tidy Up!. She can increase others speed for few secs, but not her own. Has a 50 sec cooldown. Her twisted form can stop moving for a while and camp near machines and the elevator. Do I recommend her: Definitely.
Teagan the Teacup: Has an active ability called Tea Time. She can use 100 tapes to heal herself by 1 heart. Has a 100 sec cooldown. Her twisted form can steal quite a portion of your tapes if you’re attacked. Do I recommend her: Well rounded, good enough.
Flutter the Butterfly: Has an active ability called Floaty Dash. She can dash away at high speeds for less than a second. Has a 45 sec cooldown. Her twisted form is pretty fast, but with enough stamina, you can most likely lose her. Do I recommend her: If you like distracting.
Stationary sides: Toons who’s twisted counterparts are stationary unless triggered
Rodger the Spyglass: Has a passive ability called Detective. He gains Twice the amount of research of Twisteds from both encounters and capsules. His twisted form hides in a fake capsule, if clicked he’ll come out and stay for a few secs, if you’re seen by him you’ll lose a heart. Real capsules have film tape around them. A Rodger capsule doesn’t. If activated, he will apply Confused 3 and Slow 3 for 5 secs. Do I recommend him: Only if you want research faster.
Razzle and Dazzle the Twin Masks: Has a passive ability called Comedy and Tragedy: They gain a speed boost in odd number floors and an extraction speed boost in even number floors. They’re twisted form creates a red circle around them. It’s fine to walk in the circle, and you can survive doing a machine if it’s inside the circle. But running in the circle will trigger them and they will damage everyone in the circle, or at least the person ran. Do I recommend them: No, they’re not exactly worth it.
Distance sides: Toons who’s twisted counterparts can damage you from a distance, these 2 are the sides you need to worry about
Scraps the Paper Craft: Has an active ability called Crafty Grapple. Her tail can pull herself to a targeted toon’s position no matter how far. Needs direct line of sight. Has a 30 sec cooldown. Her Twisted form can also extend her tail and do damage from a big distance. But can’t pull herself towards you. Whether her tail manages to hit you or not. After extending her tail, she will chase you. Best to quickly get out of her sight. Do I recommend her: If you’re playing with a group of people then sure. Otherwise you’re good as gone.
Goob the Fluffy Craft: Has an active ability called Hug!. He can pull others to his position. Needs direct line of sight. Has a 30 sec cooldown. His twisted form is arguably the most dangerous side twisted. He basically just does what his Toon counterpart does. But unlike Scraps, He doesn’t damage you the moment he gets a grip of you. The moment he gets a grip of you he will pull you to him, so you have less distance from each other. Cuz of that, you use stamina to run away from him and get to an object, and use more stamina to loop around the object. Do I recommend him: Very underrated, can outrun basic twisted even if walking. If you’re playing in a group, he can distract twisteds while everyone else works. If you’re more focused on that then machines then yes. He’s even good if it’s just a solo.
Main Toons and Twisteds: Main toons have two abilities at the cost of having only 2 hearts. Their twisted counterparts are the ones you have to worry about, thankfully they don’t appear in floors under floor 5. They have no subcategories.
Astro the Moon: Has an active ability called Nap Time and a passive ability called Well Rested: His active ability makes everyone around him fully restore their stamina. Has a 75 sec cooldown. His passive ability makes him restore stamina 50% faster. His twisted form is arguably the least dangerous main twisted. If you miss a skill check he’ll come to the machine. If you’re not in his line of sight he’ll just regress your progress on it. Same goes of you leave a machine unfinished and he just randomly finds it. He will apply Tired 3 for 10 secs if you’re chased by him. Do I recommend him: If you don’t like playing alone and you like being support. Otherwise he’s not the best.
Vee the Television: Has an active ability called Mic Check and a passive ability called Camera Hijack. Her active ability highlights all Twisteds on the floor for a few secs regardless of a blackout. Has a 60 sec cooldown. Her passive ability highlights the nearest uncompleted machine. Her twisted form can summon pop ups on your screen, you can get rid of them by clicking the X button. Button, not key. And if you miss a skill check on a machine. No matter where they (I think Vee’s pronouns are she/they) are, she will come to the machine. She will apply Slow 2 for 5 secs if you’re chased by her. Do I recommend her: If you’re cautious, good at looping, and like playing in a group. Sure.
Shelly the Shell: Has an active ability called Inspiration and a passive ability called Problem Solver. Her active ability can boost the extraction speed of a targeted toon for a few secs. Has a 60 sec cooldown. Her twisted form will continuously apply the Confused 2 debuff. It’s a bit of a problem where you have a lot of machines to do as extracting would be very slow. She is also rather fast. Do I recommend her: Underrated, Yes.
Pebble the Stone Dog: Has an active ability called Fetch! and a passive ability called Survival Instincts. His active ability highlights all items in their vicinity. Has a 30 sec cooldown. Their passive ability gives them more stamina and stealth at 1 heart. Their Twisted form Has the highest aggro distance and speed than any other Twisted. If they see you. Just either pray to God you’ll lose it or use an eject button. Do I recommend them: basically the same as Goob but I don’t think they’re that good solo.
Dandy the Flower: Not a playable toon. His twisted form can be activated if ya don’t buy from dandy 3 times in a row. Even then he might not appear the next floor. You’ll know he’s in the floor if the music from Dandy’s shop is playing on the floor you’re in. If he spots you and manages to attack you, it’s insta kill, no matter what toon, what trinket, or what item ya have.
Ran outta words. Anyway
Secondly we have debuffs, I shouldn’t need to explain.
Slow:
1: Speed reduced by 15
2: Speed reduced by 25
3: Speed reduced by 50
Tired:
1: Stamina Regeneration reduced by 25
2: Stamina Regeneration reduced by 50
3: Stamina Regeneration reduced by 75
Confused:
1: Extraction Speed reduced by 25
2: Extraction Speed reduced by 50
3: Extraction Speed reduced by 75
Next up are Trinkets: Trinkets are items with different effects, I can’t get more specific than that. You can hold up to 2 trinkets in a run. They have 2 subcategories.
Shop trinkets: Trinkets you can buy from Dandy’s Shop at the lobby.
Machine Manual: Increases Extraction Speed. Do I recommend it: If you’re a starter.
Coin Purse: Gives 30 tapes at the start of the run. Do I recommend it: If ya don’t have Fancy Purse and you play Teagan.
Speedometer: Gives 15 more stamina. Do I recommend it: No, but it’s not the worst. Get it if ya want.
Thermos: Increases stamina regeneration. Do I recommend it: No, not really.
Pop Pack: Gives Pop if you have a slot open when you enter a new floor, but decreases stamina regeneration. Do I recommend it: Nah
Pull Toy: Increases speed for 10 secs when entering the new floor. Do I recommend it: No, but it’s not the worst, if ya wanna, go for it.
Alarm: Increases speed in panic mode (time crunch to the elevator) for 5 secs. Do I recommend it: N. O.
Thinking Cap: Increases skill check window. Do I recommend it: Only if you struggle with timing, otherwise it’s garbage.
Wrench: Gives a large amount of progress on the first machine ya work on in any floor. Has a limit of 1 use per floor. Do I recommend it: What I said earlier or if you don’t have good extraction speed.
Research Trinkets: You can unlock these trinkets after getting 100% on a twisted.
Blue Bandana: Boxten’s trinket. Increases extraction speed, but lowers skill check window. Do I recommend it: Decent. Sure.
Pink Bow: Poppy’s trinket. Increases run speed. Do I recommend it: Yes
Brick: Shrimpo’s trinket: Decreases speed. Do I recommend it: If you want the true Shrimpo experience
Dog Plush: Toodles’s trinket. Increases walk speed. Do I recommend it: Yes, definitely.
Spare Bulb: Brightney’s trinket. Increases sight radius and light radius (the difference is that sight radius is the small light that a toon makes so that you can see your character while light radius is the big light made by light making toons like Brightney and Vee) in blackouts Do I recommend it: No unless you REALLY hate blackouts.
Feather Duster: Tisha’s trinket. Restores some stamina when grabbing an item. (Capsules and tapes don’t count) Do I recommend it: No.
Fancy Purse: Teagan’s trinket. Gives 100 tapes at the start of the run, but extraction speed is lowered. Do I recommend it: If you’re playing Teagan.
Diary: Flutter’s trinket: Increases stealth by a few units. Do I recommend it: If you’re playing Brightney
Magnifying Glass: Rodger’s trinket. Creates a small portion of progress after a successful skill check. But decreases skill check window: Do I recommend it: If you’re good at timing and playing a low extraction speed toon.
Ribbon Spool: Razzle and Dazzle’s trinket. Increases speed on even numbered floors. Do I recommend it: No but if you’re doing a speed build, or playing Razzle and Dazzle, yes.
Crayon Set: Scraps’s trinket. Start the run with 3 uncommon items, exclusive items included. Do I recommend it: If you’re desperate or doing a run with Shrimpo.
Friendship Bracelet: Goob’s trinket. Gives 5 Stamina for every toon alive in the run. Do I recommend it: Not really, but if in a group, Yes.
Night Cap: Astro’s trinket. Fully restores stamina when entering the next floor. But decreases max stamina by 10%. Do I recommend it: No.
Vee’s Remote: Vee’s trinket. Immediately completes the first machine ya work on. But decreases extraction speed. Has a limit of 1 use per floor. Do I recommend it: Only if ya do a speed run.
Participation Award: Shelly’s trinket. Increases chance of skill check but decreases skill check window size. Do I recommend it: If you’re playing Shelly and good at timing.
Bone: Pebble’s Trinket. Increases speed for 4 secs when getting an item. (Capsules and tapes don’t count) Do I recommend it: Not really.
Dandy Plush: Dandy’s trinket. Gives a 50% discount on all the Dandy Shop items. Do I recommend it: No.
Finally there are items. I really shouldn’t have to explain. They’re listed worst to best in my opinion.
Gumballs: Gives a randomized effect for 5 secs. Has 3 uses. My opinion: GARBAGE
Stopwatch: Makes the skillcheck window bigger for 15 secs. My opinion: Trash unless you’re bad at timing
Instructions: increases extraction speed by 50% for 10 secs. My opinion: lil bad-Decent
Chocolate: Increases max stamina by 25 and walk speed by 10% for 10 secs. My opinion: lil bad-Decent
Protein Bar: Increases Stamina Regeneration by 150% for 15 secs. My opinion: Decent-lil good
Speed Candy: Increases walk and run speed by 25% for 5 secs. My opinion: lil good
Pop: Gives 45 stamina. My opinion: Good
Jumper Cable: Fills a portion of the machine. My opinion: Great
Bandage: Restores 1 heart. My opinion: Great
Smoke bomb: Makes any Twisteds chasing you lose interest. My opinion: Great but it’s not used much since the only ones you should use it for are Pebble and Dandy
Bottle of Pop: Restores all stamina.
Medkit: Restores a max of 2 hearts.
Eject Button: makes ya run real fast for a few secs. My opinion: The GOAT items.
And now, I’m finally done. I took from 3:30 pm to 7:37 pm. But I’ve finished my Dandy’s World Tips comment. And now, my fingers hurt.
Not actually since this is a copy paste since when I actually done it with a few edits
i suggest u watch dandy's world beginners guide! its nice, its better for to learn more of dandy's world!
Ok thanks!
“Blightney”
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@@qwuill_cool also just to remind you:
Don’t get a Blackout on a dandy run
You do not want twisted good and/or scraps on the same floor (reminds me when I was doing a solo run but goob and scraps are on the same floor)
Collect those research thingys but one with no metal line thingy means that twisted rodger is on that floor
(That’s all the tips I can give you for now)
GOOD LUCK
@@NewHorizostuff I already got Goob and scraps lol
The tumbnail😂
Dave and bambi ahh thumbnail
(Not hate tho it just looks like it)
@@Noasd2537 lol
DAVE AND BAMBI MENTIONED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yall they updated the game
What da- 2:09
I love that thumbnail❤
@@Tweektweakcoffe thank you 😊
Guys I think they like goob
Yo this fire and your editing is nice🔥
Thanks 💯
Man U funny
Ha
Ha
Btw it’s me Chris
@@user-wl7fe7rw7w nice
Minus elevation: brainrot edition
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@@qwuill_coolbasically. Minus elevation you could say was the “original” game. Both of the games are extremely similar being rouge-like survival games
@@qwuill_cool though. I will say, dandy’s world is more polished and more beginner friendly than minus elevation
@@hotsauce6014both games r good neither is brainrot also pls understand that roblox is a 9-13 year old mostly website so they have to appeal to these ages or likely have a small audience
@@xiexie-ug3di Minus elevation: brainrot edition
Do a Dandy run
Bet
Nah I’d do it with LMAO💀
Hey, can you do a dandy run?
A dandy run is that you dont buy stuff from dandy when you play the game
And then in like floor 8 or 10 you will get twisted Dandy also like your video❤
And start grinding inchor (which is found on the floor and used to buy things) start grinding like i said and buy good characters
In my opinion the character should have good speed and extraction speed, extraction speed helps you extract inchor faster and finally speed is for running away from twisteds and thats the information i have for now. Also see you and like and sub to @Qwuill❤🎉😊 This has took me a long time to write. And bye❤😊❤
Ok 👌 thx