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β€œ Bellringer πŸ”” β€ž
~ Trevor Henderson introducing the creature

Bellringer is a grotesque creature drawn by artist Trevor Henderson.

Appearance[]

Bellringer depicts a human-like figure standing in a dimly lit room. Where it originated is unknown. The entirety of the creature (minus the arms) appears to be a mere skeleton, held together by some sort of fully encompassing web-like material, possibly muscular tissue or mucus.

Its body is entirely comprised of uneven ribs down to the β€œpelvis”, and is connected to a spinal cord and columns that appear to be smoothly bent in a zigzag line, starting at the back of the torso, then the front, then the back again. The creature’s chest area has a large, deformend, and wide ribcage, getting smaller the further down you go. It has about eleven ribs on (our) left side (its right) and thirteen ribs on (our) right side ( its left). The ribs on its right side are longer than the left.

Interestingly enough, due to the lack of skin, the creature’s neck is actually composed of root-like bones, which protrude from the very top ribs. This, along with the spinal cord help support the head without requiring muscle mass.

The creature does not actually posses any sort of tail bone or pelvic bone, and is instead connected directly to the femur bones, which have unnaturally large tips, this acts as a substitute for a pelvic bone. The legs themselves appear relatively normal and human-like from here, but they are still covered in the strange cohesive substance that keeps the creature together.

Strangely, the arms of this monster are connected to the lower part of its chest area, rather than the shoulders; they are also not actually connected to any of the other bones, instead being connected to the encompassing body material via another red substance, almost appearing to be glued on. They appear to be unnatrually short, even proportionally shorter than a human’s. Due to the shape of its arms, it is unlikely that they are able to bend at the elbows. The creature’s hands are quite small, containing three, thin yet sharp digits, as well as an opposable thumb.

And of course, it’s head appears to not be made of any organic material, and instead being replaced with a typical bright-red electric school bell (though it appears orange due to the lighting), the hammer of which appears to protrude out of its neck, able to be moved like a joint. It does not appear to have any other components of a electric bell though, likely due to it being moved naturally.

Behavior[]

When hunting, they form packs maing it easier to attack. Although it may seem like the Bellringer is rather unintelligent, they are intelligent, and use their bell to disorient their victims. The bell may possibly have a psyhic effect, but this has'nt been confirmend. They also have the facility to camouflage, and for some reason, they primarily prey on children. The only thing they want is to finish off and consume all the children they can. It is said that they will not directly attack an adult, unless it's trying to stop them from eating one of the children. They usually inhabit in abandoned schools. They may also inhabit active schools, as it would make more sense to devour more children. When it finds prey, is it a mystery how the Bellringer eats, victims might simply be absorbed by the Bellringer, or the ribs may reveal a hidden maw. It is still unclear how the Bellringer eats, however.

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Trivia[]

  • Bellringers are one of the few creatures to be one of many of their kind.
  • They could possibly be a relative of Siren Head, this has later been confirmed with Siren Head and Bellringers having the relation of Velociraptors to their T-Rex.[1]
  • Their physical form, as well as that of many other cryptids made by Trevor, is merely a physical representation of outside forces, meaning one would be decimated at the spot when encountering one.[2]

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Cryptids

List is in Alphabetical Order. Characters colored Gold are Popular Characters. More will be added to the list soon.

A - D

β€’ Anxious Dogs β€’ Avian Giant β€’ Baby Bird β€’ Bellringer β€’ Big Charlie β€’ Body Worm β€’ Bonesworth β€’ Breaking News β€’ Bridge Worm β€’ Cartoon Cat β€’ Chicken Ghost β€’ Corpse Abomination β€’ Craigslist Monster (Craigsmeat)

E - H Fencer β€’ Four More Found-Footage Creatures β€’ Fun for All β€’ Giant Puppeteer β€’ God Of Roadkill β€’ Hokkaido Hands
I - L Laundry man.jpg β€’ Leviathan β€’ Lil’ Nugget β€’ Long Horse
M - P Misty Guests 1-3 β€’ Morning Walkers β€’ Mr. Bag β€’ Mushroom Crab β€’ Numbered Humanoids β€’ One Thing, But with Many Voices β€’ Precursor of the First War
Q - S Quarantined Family β€’ Remain Indoors β€’ Scissors β€’ Sensory Processes β€’ Siren Head β€’ Storm Cloud Creature β€’ Storm Warning Entity
T Tendril Giant β€’ The Angel β€’ The Bird Watcher β€’ The Dove β€’ The Fetid King β€’ The Garbager β€’ The Giant with Red Dots β€’ The God of Birds β€’ The Lamb β€’ The Man In The Red Room β€’ The Man With The Upside-Down Face β€’ The Marionette β€’ The Misty Giant β€’ The Needle β€’ The Nervous Houseguest β€’ The Sisters of the Ever-Sharpening Blade β€’ The Skunk Queen β€’ The Smile Room β€’ The Stranger β€’ The Tall Visitors β€’ The Wandering Doom β€’ The Wandering Faith β€’ The Woman on The Bus β€’ Three Red Strings β€’ Tree Head
V - Y Watchtower β€’ Wildfire Giants 1-8 β€’ Your Friend
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