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WARNING : THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS TO THE MAYFAIR WATCHERS' SOCIETY. Don't proceed unless you have already listened to the episode.

This boogeyman you’ve invented isn’t real and you can’t accept that, so you’re trying to make me believe in him too. Everything that’s happened has been tragic, but these are isolated goddamn incidents. You’re making a monster out of copycats and mass hysteria!
~ Eddie Majeski, "Mayfair Watchers' Society - "Scissors"

Scissors is an inexplicable, dangerous entity created by Trevor Henderson, and the freak-of-the-week in Mayfair Watchers Society’s second episode of the same name.

Appearance[]

Not much can be said about Scissors physical appearance. Essentially, it’s a humanoid figure shrouded in darkness, standing tall at about 6 feet. Although not shown due to how obscured it is, Scissors shape suggests that it wears some sort of cloth, judging from the shoulders’ roughness and the clear outline of sleeves just above its hands. A mildly significant part of the entity’s hairless head is missing, with the cut being strangely unclean, as if the portion was ripped away by force.

Facial features aren’t visible due to the murkiness. Scissors appears to lack a neck, with its head being directly connected to the rest of its body. It is always seen carrying a pair of long, rusty scissors, hence its name. Word of God says that it often appears as a flat paper silhouette[1], which might explain the unusually dim body of the being. In its second and latest appearance, its lower half is slightly illuminated, revealing that it does, in fact, wear cloth. White pants and shoes, to be precise.

Behavior[]

A significant part in what makes Scissors a terrifying force to be reckoned with is its inscrutability and mysteriousness, as very little is known about it. While it obviously causes and does evil, the exact reason why is unknown. It is not even known if it's even morally aware of what it does or not. Despite being a concrete entity of course, Scissors serves as a sort of plague, a neighborhood "infected"[1] by it will deal with escalating vandalism and violence, the exact time span of which is undetermined. As evident in the Mayfair Watchers' Society episode discussing the entity, this can be problematic enough to get people armed for the worst, or accusing each other of multiple things, such as suspicious presence, kidnapping, and no doubt even murder.

After weeks, or likely even months of abnormalities, chaos and mayhem across a single neighborhood or several ones, a completely random[2] home is chosen by Scissors, and after that point, absolutely nothing can stop what's coming[1][3], hence the creature's "TOO LATE" ranking on the tierlist. What precisely happens and how gruesome is never emphasized on, but one can be almost certain that the target(s) is/are murdered by Scissors. It remains unspecified whether or not Scissors negative aura ceases after the supposed massacre, or if the situation escalates further. Although repetitive vandalism and violence seems like the extent of the damage, it's not quite.

Scissors seems to take pleasure in menacing passersby, or breaking into homes to somehow "taunt" owners without choosing them as targets. All part of bringing up the bad blood and breaking residents up, sometimes even leading them to accuse acquaintances or friends instead of believing the possibility that this could be a dangerous outsider or entity, courtesy of Scissors tendencies. Interestingly enough, Scissors also seems to lean towards kidnapping and mutilating pets for whatever reason, likely as an attempt to cause grief and sadness among others, and to cause more suspicion.

Abilities[]

Scissors, first and foremost, seems to possess an aura of negativity of some sort, much like The Man with The Upside-Down Face, but as mentioned beforehand, it serves more as a sort of virus, being limited to a single neighborhood, or maybe even more than one. Growing vandalism and violence are dealt with as part of this plague. While not mentioned in the canon setting, it also appears that Scissors can float, and as mentioned by a victim in the MWS episode, "was like a pop-up book". Another unconfirmed ability of Scissors is its ability to manipulate technology, as evident in the fact that the footage on the night of the four-missing-pets incident abruptly "skipped" from fine to "bloody carpet". One last characteristic of this threatening entity is its inevitability, as once a home is chosen, nothing can stop the somber demise that the targets will soon be met with.

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

A - D

Anxious DogsAvian GiantBaby BirdBellringerBig CharlieBody WormBonesworthBreaking NewsBridge WormCartoon CatChicken GhostCorpse AbominationCraigslist Monster (Craigsmeat)

E - H FencerFour More Found-Footage CreaturesFun for AllGiant PuppeteerGod Of RoadkillHokkaido Hands
I - L Laundry man.jpgLeviathanLil’ NuggetLong Horse
M - P Misty Guests 1-3Morning WalkersMr. BagMushroom CrabNumbered HumanoidsOne Thing, But with Many VoicesPrecursor of the First War
Q - S Quarantined FamilyRemain IndoorsScissorsSensory ProcessesSiren HeadStorm Cloud CreatureStorm Warning Entity
T Tendril GiantThe AngelThe Bird WatcherThe DoveThe Fetid KingThe GarbagerThe Giant with Red DotsThe God of BirdsThe LambThe Man In The Red RoomThe Man With The Upside-Down FaceThe MarionetteThe Misty GiantThe NeedleThe Nervous HouseguestThe Sisters of the Ever-Sharpening BladeThe Skunk QueenThe Smile RoomThe StrangerThe Tall VisitorsThe Wandering DoomThe Wandering FaithThe Woman on The BusThree Red StringsTree Head
V - Y WatchtowerWildfire Giants 1-8Your Friend
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