The Chameleon / Ozzie (Endacopia): Story, Fight & Skip

By night a lanky shadow follows Mellow through Timesville and snaps his neck if it catches him; by day the village is a cosy animal town with a wanted poster in the commissary. That is the Chameleon.

Who he is

A townsperson who fell into a coma (the game hints at a lizard’s extreme slowed heartbeat — bradycardia — looking like death), was declared brain-dead, and whose friends chose to pull the plug and bury him. He woke up six feet under and “made a hobby out of reanimating corpses” (the Surgeon’s words). He records films with his victims as puppets; the VHS “for you” — MY FRIENDS — tells his version and hides the code to his cave. Asked his name, he is Ozzie.

His victims: Thomas (frog, the first; body never found), Charlie & Chloe (father and daughter), T (porcupine; the only one who caught on, too late) and Arthur (bear, pushed off his balcony). Their homes and graves tell the story; as the butterfly in the Ending C secret you can ask them how they died.

At night

Keep the Camera ready: flashing him scares the shadow off. If he reaches you it’s a game over.

The fight (No Strings Attached)

He swings the caricatured, stitched corpses of T, Thomas, Charlie and Chloe. You cannot punch him; punch a puppet while it rests to destroy it, and he takes damage as it drops. Four puppets, and he’s done.

The skip (Case Closed)

Ask who he is, then type his name — Ozzie. He asks about his movie: say it was morbid or impactful. Then say you resonated with his story, and that you would describe it as ironic. He says you understood, and lets you leave. It is the only boss resolution that harms nobody.

The Surgeon’s verdict

“A sad case of a broken man whose friends gave up on him while on life support… the motives are based on malice and ultimately paved a perfect path to his downfall.”