#i think this weekend proved i literally can't go five minutes without thinking old man and old man related thoughts

[old-man-hell]

taking a break from thinking about that old man by thinking about another old man.

[slasherwhxre]

Hello, I hope you have a nice day! Can I ask of Michael, Freddy, Bubba, Amanda and Pinhead (from movies) reacting on the reader who plays DBD and when playing as the killer plays as their counterpart from game, and as a survivor be are chased by one of them?

hi! interesting idea!!

Slashers' Reaction to: You Playing DBD w/ Their Characters

Character(s): Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, Bubba Sawyer, Amanda Young, Pinhead

Michael Myers:

Michael catches sight of the blonde woman, which you seem to be controlling, as she staggers forward.

He watches, at least you think he does, but who can be sure other than himself? He does have a staring problem, after all.

In truth, he is paying some attention. The resemblance is undeniable, that is her and this is the street she was at that Halloween night.

One question remains to be answered — but also never asked, as always — though, what has you so worried you feel the need to slam your fingers and panic like this?

Then Michael finds out.

Same mask, same outfit, and no doubt the same knife his then-tiny hands first used in the year 1963.

'You', are running from him, hoping he won't get close enough to stab you.

And, well, suffice to say, Michael's rooting for the opposite outcome.

Unfortunately he's let down when you make a successful getaway.

Why must you torture him like this?

It's like blue balls to him, except ten times stronger and not sexual, plus the only blue thing is his jumpsuit anyway.

Bored of playing the prey, you switch to killer then. The Stalker pops up as default from the last time you played him and Michael beckons.

"You.. wanna play?"

Nod.

Was it strange of the Boogeyman to have better mannerisms when he wanted to kill people online for a change, technically speaking?

Yes or no, who cared, you didn't know. You did know for a fact that everyone in the world would've died to see him try, so, meh, you figure.

Why not humor him. At least he asked nicely, right?

And try, Michael did. But there was clearly not much need for him to put a lot of effort in.

Why is he so good at this?

Why would his real life experience really help his gameplay at all?

I literally taught him the controls five minutes ago!

Unnerving thoughts ran through your head as he put every last one of them on death hook one by one.

"Good thing the Entity is not real, but I'm sure you'd be really in demand if it was."

Finished and satisfied at last, he nodded. A good job well done, indeed.

Apparently Michael is really dedicated about killing — not surprising — and takes his passion and to every platform.

Freddy Krueger:

Laughs as your teammate snaps their finger to wake you up.

"What a damn buzzkill!"

Though the buzz is not yet dead, because they get downed while you're back to safety thanks to their sacrifice.

Boy can he watch you do this for hours.

The more your friends panic, the more of a joy it is for him.

Freddy can see why you find this fun, even though you have your own reasons for that.

Straight up amazed without any hiding when you tell him he can play as himself if he wants.

He does, although not the best.

"2/4 is good, that's half!"

"Beginners luck."

That pisses him off, but Freddy is determined to prove you wrong, just lend him your account for a weekend.

"Sure, but then it'll be just luck."

At this point, he's ready to get the game just to best you.

How does one say 1v1 me bro in scary burnt old man?

Bubba Sawyer:

Bubba's ears pick up the distant noise of a chainsaw. That's his jam, don't you know?

He makes a curious little noise, wanting to know what's going on.

A teammate drops to their demise with a scream, but you're determined to prevent it.

"Sorry, Bubbs, can't explain now, but you'll see soon."

If you say so. Bubba sits down with a plop and attentively watches what you're doing.

He sees the hook, an all too familiar object.

Then the bloodstained yellow apron.

Realization falls upon Bubba, but he still feels the need to ask. He does so by being loud and pointing to the in-game him first, then his body.

Unfortunately, you're too engrossed in body blocking to answer him.

Fortunately, he's not a hundred percent aware of what you're preventing 'him' from doing, otherwise Bubba wouldn't exactly be ecstatic of it.

Thanks to your help, your friend manages to struggle down game Bubba's shoulder. Yet you don't seem to be as fortunate as them because his saw is on to you in seconds, and down you go.

"Well, you got me."

That confirms his previous suspicions.

You go right on the same hook you helped your friend avoid.

Able to differentiate between real life and video games, animalistic buy happy noises come out of his mouth.

Afterwards, you go in shop and show him the Canniball.

Bubba's curiosity is handsy at times, like now.

He traces the outline of his model, saying something, possibly critiquing his design and you wish you could understand.

"Whaddya say? Should we get it?"

Frantically excited, Bubba nods aggressively. "Alright, let's."

He is having the time of his life watching you go after survivors, expressing his emotions and reacting more than you at times.

Part of him is wondering if he can play too, but he's quite shy to tell you himself.

If you offer to teach him to play, he might feel more confident.

Bubba might get frustrated if he's unable to capture everyone at first, so please encourage him plenty of times and put your faith in him.

With reassurance, patience and practice, he'll do better and make you and himself proud.

Amanda Young:

If it wasn't for the character you're playing as, Amanda wouldn't have spared a second glance to your method of time wasting or whatever it was again.

Whoever's hands those are, there is a hidden blade under their right sleeve, just like hers.

"What's this one about?"

Roaring, you ambush an injured survivor, dashing to their frame in milliseconds and making them fall.

Amanda's eye twitches as the person on the ground lets out a shriek, and you address her question. "You."

"What?"

"A version of you that no longer believes in second chances, anyway."

Confused more than ever and unsure if you're messing with her, she sits down. "The fuck does that mean?"

"It's a game."

She tilts her head, looking at your face even if you're unable to return the favor. And?

"Not exactly like Jigsaw's, that's all."

Amanda's quieter with that, staring at a beeping reverse bear trap on a subject's head.

"Watch."

You don't have to tell her to pay attention, she knows up close and personal what's coming soon from the erratic beeping.

Still, her eyes widen a bit as the body drops to the ground.

"Guess she couldn't be saved."

"None of them are, that's the point."

The words send a light chill down her spine, but Amanda seems to recover pretty quickly.

"Play as one of them." And we'll see.

Demanding you play as a survivor against the Pig, surprisingly and patiently, she waits until you get her as the killer at last.

By the time you get lucky, she's pretty much into the gameplay as much as you are. This one is definitely not as boring as the others, at least.

Coincidentally, you get the map The Game, and once again Amanda shudders at how eeriely accurate it mostly is.

You put up a good fight, only getting hooked once and when you're rescued, you successfully remove the death machine on your head as well.

"See? Everyone is savable."

Pinhead:

Uninterested.

Why did you summon him when you're playing with your much less interesting, thin, technological box out of all times? Boring.

But why does one of the virtual humans seem to possess the box? Wait..

You make them open it.

Now his interest is piqued.

Of course, there are no hints to finding that out, aside from him narrowing his eyes ever so slightly at the bright screen.

You opened the box, I came.

Quietly watches over your shoulder, amused, as your character tries to untangle themselves from his never ending chains.

Definitely thinking you're not going to make it, no one escapes from him.

Well, you do.

Hmph. Unrealistic.

Turns out you don't, not for too long at least, because he gets two hits not even a minute after your unfortunately short-lived freedom.

Full on smirks at the turn of events, not that he expected anything else, but you're too busy trying to struggle out of 'his' grasp.

Try as you might to get away, you still die in the end.

He's weirdly enjoyed this process of fake him hurting fake people, you should definitely summon him each time you play.

There's little chance he'll ever give it a go, but he does seem to enjoy watching survivors in trials with himself, especially the misfortunes. Scratch that, only the misfortunes.

He will be visibly offended if you don't do a good job playing as him, however.

His, Mori, you mouth some basic in-game terminology every now and then that he happened to pick up, always makes up for it, though.

Definitely finds it to be a shame how the concept of Entity is only made up as he would've liked to learn about such a being.