Don't get me wrong, I do not hate the proxies ok? Some of them have really cool backtories and incredible designs but.. realistically, why would Slender Man need them anyway?

Most of the proxies are used by Slender Man to stalk and kill people but... they are still human in the end. Slender Man can do both of these things just fine and much more efficient than an actual person, so why would he need them?

Jimmy Miller was one of the Marble Hornet’s reps so they could get a clear chain of title for the movie, they helped file for the copyright of the show, and yeah this was found recently. So long for copyright diffs. I guess this kinda makes sense, in light of the comics being able to give the operator, more OG mythos stuff (clones and the ability to become a giant; rosswood as well with the whole way more violent and physical activities)

Can someone pls tell me what exactly a proxy is? I thought the term simply referred to anyone who works for Slenderman for whatever reason. But I keep seeing ppl say Surge didn't come up with the concept, which isn't true at all. It's literally in the og post that started everything. The creators of MH say there are no proxies in the series even though it's revealed at one pointAlexand the Operator were working together. So I guess the definition is indeed a little more complex

few of you might know, but I’ve spent nearly a year trying to track down and archive the original iOS game Slender: Asylum by William Poole. I actually managed to get in touch with the developer over email, but after an initial reply where he was willing to answer some questions, he never replied to my follow up email.

Since the original IPA file remains completely unarchived and lost, I decided to take matters into my own hands: I built a 1:1 recreation of the game in Unity from scratch!!

Using the handful of surviving screenshots, archived stock assets from 2012, and my own memories of seeing the game on YouTube back in 2014, I rebuilt the entire experience. it’s obviously not 100% accurate to the original, but it's as close as you can possibly get to experiencing how the game looked and felt back in 2012

You can check it out here: https://toxic-roseworks.itch.io/slender-asylum-remake

Let me know what you think, and if anyone out there happens to have an old, unwiped iOS device with the original game still installed, please reach out!

Some people didn't understand why they're considered different so here's why, apart from copyright reasons ofc, apel.

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As my series is coming out soon, I wanted to know what people thought of my version of the stick-in-the-mud.

Rather than solely wearing its classic suit, it changes based on the viewer. Its appearance shifts based on what death means to you when you look at him. In the series it is in its classic suit, a dress, and a robe, but always faceless and dressed in all black.

There is an ancient Egyptian myth that claims it was once human, but it truly never was.

Attached to it are "Memories," fragments of the people who were taken. These ghosts can only be seen through a camera. They have no memories of their past lives, but they carry past emotions. Some of these echoes are benevolent, and some wish harm upon the living.

As well as its more traditional powers, such as mental influence and slender sickness, the entity can also force you to see visions through its head, the horrible, wretched things it has done.

Just recently gave him a little make over (not a costume)

I love Slenderman but haven't really gone out of my way to seek out slender media for a while. I remember binging TribeTwelve for a project me and my friends were doing and I actually really enjoyed it! Any other series I should check out from here?

We can all agree Morley Grove has that title worn proudly as a crown, right?

You get snatched up- not even explicitly stated being 'killed', mind you- you get transported to a a plane of existence layered on top of your own where people can hear but not see you, your memory and very being itself becomes deformed misshapen, and mutilated by a corporeal nightmare, and to top it all off; you're forgotten. Not just by the people who loved you and missed you, but by the very borders of the reality itself, just totally slipped into the monster's inky black being to keep it going while you cease to exist.

If anyone can think of a fate worse than the Morley Spectres then I'm interested in hearing it because I honestly don't think there is for Slender media.​

Here's the survey if you wish to fill it out.

I love Slenderman as a character and he's essentially been part of my childhood, especially when I've first heard of him from around 2014-2015 back when I only knew Slenderman from Minecraft. As the years passed and my interest decreased but then increased again, I've learned more about Slenderman, and my interest for him also increased when I got into powerscaling

With that said, ever since Slenderman became a copyrighted character but with an uncertain debatable canon and a lack of knowledge on who owns the character, I was a little conflicted on what kind of Slenderman should be used when discussing power-scaling.

I'd like to hear you guys' opinion on what version of Slenderman should be used in powerscaling.

I keep seeing different power sets for him. On one wiki,he's just a supernatural unknown being who can teleport,affect cameras,and make tendrils. And on another wiki,he's an Omnipresent god who can travel across reality and "Timelines". It literally said timelines.

I mean there are pleanty of movie varioations on Slenderman but neither of them represent a real 12 page situation Slenderman was born from (or is it me who hasn't seen it). They always have a story line detached from the real Slenderman and his whole lore for scary effect where from anything only Slenderman himself is presented. I know it's difficult to recreate 12 apges where the only idea to collect pages but "The arrival" game manged to deal with it and have a good plot. And not to make him looking like raisin or tree roots, in game he is a good-looking, distinguished genleman (or at least is tried to be represented)