Miscellaneous Characters
Conekitty
Conekitty was the original Granny Pizza equivalent in Sugary Spire, before being replaced by Ice-Pop. It was an floating strawberry ice cream creature with cones placed on top of the head that look similar to cat ears. A similar face to a cat, along with a tail.
Conekitty could be seen in the Twitch clip, Sugar My Spire.
Conekitty was replaced by Ice-Pop, and the reason is unknown. but it will make an appearance one way or another in the final game.
Conekitty's Idle
Conekitty Dialouge Icon
Critics
In Exhibition Night, the Critics are the main patrons the Painter has attracted to view his paintings. They all have unique dialogue to say once you beat a level, and their opinion on each painting will raise with a higher score you've gotten.
- Each Critic is based directly off of a Pizza Tower enemy. The first Critic is based off of a Mini John, the second a Peppino Clone, the third a Pencer, and the fourth a Flying Anchovy.
The First Critic
The Second Critic
The Third Critic
The Fourth Critic
BlotchSplotch
Blotchsplotch is Coneball's replacement as of the Exhibition night demo for Sugary Spire, it appears to be a big purple colored ink blot, half dark and half bright, with a wide, malicious grin and a pair of wings, as well as 2 differently sized eyes
Can someone please add his laugh sound effect please?
- Blotchsplotch's appearance appears similar to a half comedy half tragedy mask, hence why one of the eyes looks depressed
- It seems to be made of the ink made to make The Painter's painting's and the secrets.
- Blotchsplotch also acts as "The Painter Queen" in the Sound Test.
- It is possible that Blotchsplotch will not be in final release.
Coneboy showing BlotchSplotch when time’s up.
BlotchSplotch’s idle animation.
BlotchSplotch’s death sprite.
One of BlotchSplotch’s wings.
Ditto.
BlotchSplotch as "The Painter Queen" in the Sound Test.
"The Painter Queen" dancing animation.
Pizzelle Clones
The Pizzelle clones are characters that have a near identical look to Pizzelle with slight differences between one another. They all first appear in Pizzelle's Star Road Stream, where they help Soda, Pizzelle, and Pizzano get Painter's lost stars leading up to the Exhibition Night demo.
Blizzelle, the first clone.
Brizzelle, the second clone.
Mizzelle, the third clone.
Puzzelle, the fourth clone.
Rezzelle, the fifth clone.
Izzelle, the sixth clone.
Pinkzelle, the seventh clone.
Yizzelle, the eighth clone.
Vizzelle, the ninth clone.
Oizzelle, the tenth clone.
Grizzelle, the eleventh clone.
Gizzelle, the twelfth clone.
The G Family
The G (the 4th) has a large family tree consisting of multiple family members. It consists of: GGG (great Grandpa The G the 1st), GGMG (deceased), G-Pa (The G the 2nd), G-ma, The G Sr. (the 3rd), Mama G, The DoG, The Cat, Greta, Greg, Uncle J (disowned), The YounG, Gary, The G (the 4th), Gina (deceased) and Gunior (The G's son).
- The family cat is just The DoG in disguise.
- There are more family members that possibly exist but they aren't shown and are marked as "Irrelevant."
- There are also multiple deceased family members who aren't named, and one deceased member who we see the face of on a tombstone named Giuseppe.
- The reason Uncle J was disowned by The G family was due to him not being able to scam or exploit anyone, having his name get changed from Uncle G to Uncle J.
- The change of G to J in the name happens with any and all disowned family members with the J standing for Joke.
- GGG refuses to die solely so his family doesn’t get any inheritance from him.
Gallery (G Family)
The G family tree.
Great Grandpa The G The 1st, along with The DoG and The Cat.
Art showing G-ma and G-pa, The YounG, Mama G and The G Sr.
Art of Gunior, the son of The G (the 4th).
Art of Uncle J.
The Gob
Unlike a simple scammer like Mr. Stick, The G is actually a much more sinister character, employing a group of rats that follows all of his orders. One of these rats, who wears a stereotypical dark blue suit, dark blue hat and a pair of sunglasses blocks the boss gate until you pay The G enough money. Fishibi has stated that when you pay The G, the boss gate appears and scares the rat away.
Gallery (The Gob)
Concept art which describes how the Gob works.
Art of The G in a chair, protected by his underlings.
A Sprite depicting one of the members of The Gob.
A Sprite depicting one of the members of The Gob being defeated(?)
Concept art with The G and a bouncer rat, showing how they were planned to work.
Concept art for a playable G, with The Gob following him and his orders.
A sketch showing Stinky, holding up a bouncer rat which The G is standing on top of.
Art of Pizzelle holding out a piece of cheese, with the bouncer rat looking away from it, but still sniffing it.
Art showing Pizzelle disguising herself as Pizzano, trying to convince a Bouncer Rat that she is in fact The Pizzano and should be let in.
Concept Art showing how The G and The Gob would take Pizzelle's money for when she goes to unlock the boss gate.
Art of the G and some bouncer rats, with the G himself looking very handsome.
A sketch of Pizzelle who is sweating bullets as The G and The Gob stand from a distance watching her.
Jared
Originally an enemy, but then gotten scrapped as one, but he’s still found in the Clock tower background for Cottontown. Jared is a creature made of Cotton candy with a cone for a hat just like Sluggy but he looks more slim and tall than Sluggy and he’s orange than red, not much is known about Jared nor his enemy behavior before he got scrapped.
- Jared’s reason for being scrapped is unknown, but presumably he wasn’t all that interesting or something.
- Jared’s sometimes lazy when it comes to him sleeping in the background of the second portion of Cottontown.
Gallery (Jared)
Jared’s idle and only(?) Sprite.
Cottontown’s clock tower background where we can see Jared sleeping with Sluggy being annoyed in a closer view.
A closer screenshot of Jared sleeping.
A close screenshot of Jared waking up in the clock tower background of Cottontown during Sugar Rush.
M'lass
M'lass was a local celebrity in Molasses Swamp. He is a frog, and the website has a fanpage for him. In the fanpage, some info about M'lass can be found:
- He seemingly disappeared after an incident.
- The incident refers to M'lass cheating on his wife with the daughter of Dilk Wilkam, the owner of the "Wilka" chocolate brand.
- He appeared in a lot of advertisements for random products, ranging from shampoo to chocolate chips.
Gallery (M'lass)
Decoration used in Molasses Swamp depicting M'lass.
An old Mlass, with glasses and a beard resembling a pile of leaves
M'Lass Dancing on the M'Lass Fan-Page on The Website.
A gif of M'lass holding his cap up and down. This is a term for greeting. The m'lass fanpage link can be seen at the bottom.
M'lass dancing while standing still.
M'lass doing a different dance. This is a reference to the song Caramelldansen.
M'lass spinning. Despite it doesnt look similar to him, a cap was given to the plush.
M'lass on an unicycle. A clear reference to the internets one of the old memes, Dat Boi.
Mr. Bad News
First debuting in Exhibition Night, Mr. Bad News is a newscaster who informs the player their stats on levels, including their rank, what Confecti they got, what secrets they found, and if they acquired the secret treasure. Mr. Bad News is large middle-aged man who sits behind a small (for him) desk labelled "Bad 'n Worse News". He is has a comb-over, a deep five o'clock shadow, sunken eyes, a dirty-brown coat (complete with red tie), and is holding a small stack of paper. He speaks in a low, blubbery voice.
- Mr. Bad News was voiced by Hypertem, who also voiced the Painter.
- He is referred to as "TV Display Guy" in the files.
- Originally, instead giving out info in-person, he would be speaking on the radio. According to developer Welegi, this was changed due to clutter, and how the HUD would have been too large.
Gallery (Mr. Bad News)
Mr. Bad News' idle animation.
Mr. Bad News' talking animation.
Concept art for different radio hosts. The leftmost design was chosen to go forward with.
Concept art for Mr. Bad News, speaking on the radio instead of in person.
Voice Lines (Mr. Bad News)
The first of Mr. Bad News' talk sounds.
The second of Mr. Bad News' talk sounds.
The third of Mr. Bad News' talk sounds.
The fourth of Mr. Bad News' talk sounds.
The fifth of Mr. Bad News' talk sounds.
The sixth of Mr. Bad News' talk sounds.
The seventh of Mr. Bad News' talk sounds.
Pizzayes
Pizzayes is a character who bears a striking resemblance to The Pizzano. He first appeared in an edit of the Pizzano's Warehouse titlecard that Welegi made. He has since appeared in a couple other pieces of artwork such as a drawing showing Pizzano and Pizzayes facing eachother in what is assumed to be a movie poster for Pizzano 2. Welegi has confirmed that Pizzayes is not an equivalent to The Doise and is also "the villain of pizzano 3 (the movie and the novelization." Its unknown if he will have any role in game or in the story of Sugary Spire.
Gallery (Pizzayes)
A drawing of Pizzayes being quite fat.
The poster for Pizzano 2 the book and movie.
