Finn is extremely similar to Shelly in terms of stats and skills, so he can be played near-identically. His passive ability, Reel In, allows him to become faster by 33% whenever a machine is finished. Since Finn will always receive a speed boost during Panic Mode, it's a good idea to preserve a little Stamina for it, especially if his Twisted version is present. One dose of Finn's speed boost does not negate the speed lost from the debuff applied by his Twisted counterpart, so you'll still need to be cautious. To his credit, when comparing him to Shelly, supposedly the inability never klepts your final increase; no net extraction gain could be valued over the raw survivability the additional Movement Speed grants Finn. In other words, the extra heart and 8% additional boost may make up for the reduced Skill Check value and lack of extraction ability, though it does depend on your personal opinion. Since Finn's Stamina is so low, choosing Well-Paced/Endurance will provide a significant increase to his strength and allow him to make use of his ability more often. Try to prioritize Stamina-based items. Astro is a good teammate for Finn due to his below-average Stamina.

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Teagan is a pretty versatile All-Arounder Toon, but doesn't exactly focus on a certain niche as a result. She can be good for solo runs and she has impressive survivability. Their playstyle can vary based on what you want. If you are inexperienced with the game or die early, this Toon is the one for you. Since she can heal herself at the cost of 100 Tapes, she is pretty good with surviving. Whatsoever, having a Sprout in your run can be complicated, as both require tapes to use their Active Ability. Because Sprout has to distribute heals out to a lot more people, let him pick up Tapes as you should get enough simply by doing your tasks while playing the game. If you use her as a distraction-oriented Toon, they have self-sustain and above-average mobility stats, with their Movement Speed being 3 stars and Stamina being 4. She is not able to outwalk Twisteds, making being the designated distractor only viable if you're very skilled, but their low Stealth makes it possible and easy to help teammates out of tricky situations. They use a lot of Tapes as part of her active Ability Tea Time, so you want to gain as many Tapes as you can. As Tapes can be found everywhere on the map, mobility and exploration are key to using her effectively. It's important to note that Health Kits and Bandages are quite scarce in the first place, and by the time you reach around Floor 12+, you have a lot of Tapes that you have not spent, so asking teammates to let you pick up extra Tapes will help turn the excess into a very big help.

If one does want to play as Shrimpo, extreme stealth and patience is key. Since Twisteds will spot him easily, there is very little room for error, and getting chased can usually be a death sentence. As such, you may have to wait things out until you are absolutely certain the situation is safe to proceed. Items can also help greatly as Shrimpo's speed is easily one of his biggest hindrances, and Trinkets can help offset (however small) some of his drawbacks. In this sense, Shrimpo can be a great character to start learning the game with, as mistakes cost him more than they would any other toon. Be careful with Twisteds like Toodles since her Speed is the same as Shrimpo. To best escape a lot of Twisteds, looping around any structure not connected to a wall is a good idea as it will allow you to stay out of sight while also running too far away. If you are getting chased with no way out, try to get hit before a corner so you can quickly run behind that corner to get rid of their aggro on you. This is really only for if you're in a situation where you can't get away, but considering who you're playing as you can expect it a lot. Shrimpo may find use from extracting machines near the Elevator as on earlier floors with good timing you should finish up around when most other machines are complete giving you a good head start on getting to the Elevator, something that is very due advantageous to the danger Panic Mode gives to Shrimpo, though with Vanity Mirror equipped, this can be avoided. Despite his low Movement Speed, Shrimpo does have one niche use in Kiting. If you see a Toon with low mobility (Such as Vee) being chased by a twisted that you do not believe they can outrun you can run up to them and gather attention from the twisted due to your catastrophically low stealth and run away. Either way you buy potentially life saving time for the more valuable Toon to escape. Despite this, Shrimpo's extremely low Movement Speed and Stamina makes him unable to avoid..

Goob has excellent Mobility and is one of the fastest Toons in the game (with a 4Statistics Star Movement Speed), with him being able to outrun and outwalk most of the Common, Rare, and even some Main Character Twisteds with the use of speed-enhancing Trinkets, excluding Twisted Pebble Render Twisted Pebble. Goob also has 2Statistics Star Stealth, which is the same as some Toons such as Teagan Render Teagan, Vee Render Vee, and Glisten Render Glisten. This makes Goob a great pick for distracting Twisteds and keeping them away from other teammates working on Machines due to his fast Mobility and low Stealth. Goob's main niche is his Ability titled Goobability Hug!. This Ability allows him to bring another Toon towards himself as long as they are in his line of sight. This has a lot of uses, from saving lives to helping other Toons get around: Pulling a Toon away from a Twisted Pulling a Toon into the Elevator Pulling a low Movement Speed Toon to help them travel faster Pulling a high Extraction Speed Toon over to a Machine Goobability Hug! is a generally useful tool for helping out teammates. Goob can take advantage of his high Mobility to get into good places to use his Ability, and with its broad usage, he can make use of it often enough to be worth it. In situations where a Twisted is between you and your hug target, you can use your Ability to pull them directly through the Twisted to safety, as Goob's target is invincible during the pull. Goob used to be able to pull people out of the Elevator but is now unable to. As for Items, Goob doesn't need many Speed Items due to his already great mobility, but it could be useful to take Stamina-Restoring Items, such as Bottle o' Pop, Pop, or Protein Bar. Health Items are also great for Goob, as being a Distractor means he is at frequent risk of getting hit. Despite Goob's main usage as a distractor, his average Skill Check can make him a possible Extractor if he needs to be, such as if a different player requests to

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According to his document, his first appearance in the Pressure timeline is in 2013, when he was charged with murdering 9 people, and sent to execution by electric chair. Before that happened, Urbanshade ‘swooped’ him up, sending out a fake execution report, which ended up in Sebastian being declared dead. In early 2015, he, now as a LR-P rank prisoner, was chosen for an experiment to give humans gills. He was tested on with DNA of a female anglerfish, ███████, a blue whale, a great white shark, a silver spinyfin, a mantis shrimp and a sea snake. While the experiment did end up in a success, the side effects were massive, as in Sebastian's current appearance. There was a chance at reversing the physical damage done, but it wasn’t necessary due to his low rank. Now he was classified as Z-13, from his monstrous look and more powerful abilities. Later in 2015, Sebastian was found to be innocent, as he didn’t kill the 9 people like he was accused of. However, Sebastian wasn't informed of this, nor was he released to the public. Reversing the side effects was impossible now, but his rank was changed to MR-P—granting him better living conditions.

Although Toons with 5Statistics Star Skill Check like Shelly Render Shelly or Gigi Render Gigi may actually out-speed her if lucky, Vee is the Toon with the best extraction potential in the game, having 4Statistics Star Skill Check and 5Statistics Star Extraction Speed. However, it comes at the cost of being one of the worst at escaping Twisteds as she possesses below-average Stealth but worse still, below-average Movement Speed. Glisten Render Glisten can fill in for Vee as a safer alternative, as Glisten's 5Statistics Star Extraction Speed will also make him a viable option if you're looking to play Survivalist/Extractor rather than Supporter/Extractor and can handle Glisten Render Glisten's 2Statistics Star Skill Check in comparison to Vee's 4Statistics Star. Brightney Render Brightney also plays very similarly to Vee, sharing many strengths. It is recommended to use Veeability Mic Check to plan out the safest route to Machines highlighted by Camera Hijack. Even then, Veeability Mic Check's cooldown will make this unreliable, although it does grant other Toons helpful information in the process. Vee is best used on a team or when there are other players working to distract the Twisteds. Her extremely high Extraction Speed allows the group to complete Floors much more quickly, provided she's alive to make use of it. Supports like Goob Render Goob and Astro Render Astro can greatly increase her survival time through distracting or helping her out of danger. Vee can use Veeability Mic Check to help her teammates in return, granting valuable information. Veeability Mic Check is best used at the beginning of a Floor to alert your team to Twisted locations and types, but has other benefits. Here are some tips for using it: Be aware that on lower graphics settings players may not be able to see highlighted Twisteds that are far away or they may simply not be paying attention, so it's good to make it your responsibility to call them out to teammates if any of Twisted

Astro excels at Stealth and Support, so it's important to capitalize on that, considering a below-average Health stat. Due to having the most Stealth in game (If Connie Render Connie is not included), Astro can easily Support Toons being chased by using Astroability Nap Time, and make a quick getaway without risking damage due to high Stealth. After escaping a Twisted, Astro can regain lost Stamina quickly with Well Rested. Astro's main weaknesses are his low Health and average stat spread. Unlike other Main Character Toons, his stats are much more well-rounded (Stealth aside). This means he neither excels at Extraction nor Distraction, but can do a decent job at either. Due to this, it is wise to take full advantage of Astro's high Stealth to avoid being chased in the first place, trying not to take any damage, and completing unsafe Machines right underneath Twisteds’ noses. As long as a Twisted has its eyes set on someone else (beside Connie Render Connie, who may be a problem), it will effectively never re-target onto Astro unless he is the only viable target left. Also, his lower Skill Check stat will make Extracting slightly slower. As for Items, Astro doesn't need many Stamina boosts because of his Well Rested passive. Astro can still take advantage of Stamina boosters, but it's better to leave them for teammates. It's best to prioritize Items that help with mobility so that you aren't caught off guard. If you don't have many teammates focusing on Machines, extraction items will also be helpful. Astro also benefits from healing items, but as he's a Main Character with only 2 max Health, only Bandage Bandages should be taken, and Health Kit Health Kits should be left for your teammates unless you desperately need to heal or they don't need it. Well Rested's secondary effect should be applied similarly to Sprout Render Sprout's Overprotective: use it to keep tabs on other Toons, considering movement patterns to determine.. DON"T DO THE ANY OF THE VOICES