Mannequin Mimic
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Jake Ellis
MA2
Season Arc · Zombie Mall @ Dragonfly
2
#37Now
#2Best
#2Started
47Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptPlastic Predator of the Department Store Aisles
TroubleHollow Shell Echoes Every Movement
Retail Therapy Turned Deadly
Discs Taste Like Plastic Too
Follows You Through Housewares
When the contaminated basement waters seeped through the mall's ventilation system, the chemical vapors settled into the department store displays, animating the fiberglass forms with a malevolent consciousness. These once-perfect retail models now hunt in plain sight, mimicking their former poses until unsuspecting survivors venture too close.
Retains the artificial perfection of retail displays but moves with jerky, unnatural motions that betray its animated state. Can remain motionless for hours among real mannequins, making detection nearly impossible until it strikes. Its hollow plastic shell produces an eerie tapping sound when it walks, echoing through empty department stores.
Serves as the ultimate retail predator, creating paranoia among survivors who must navigate department stores for supplies while never knowing which displays might suddenly spring to life. Represents the Horror Hall of Fame's mimic archetype in the mall apocalypse setting.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyWatching these tags not move is like seeing a zombie just vibing in the escalator—zero urgency, fully committed to the bit. The only thing more stationary is a pretzel biter waiting for its next victim.
<strong>Jake Ellis</strong>'s <em>Mannequin Mimic</em> slipped from #32 to #35 by forfeiture after skipping Final Push. <span class="text-muted">Week 8 of 10</span>
The absence wave hit harder than a horde from the flooded basement, leaving the tag standings looking like a food court with no customers. sigh
<strong>Jake Ellis</strong>'s <em>Mannequin Mimic</em> slipped from #24 to #32 by forfeiture after skipping Power Down. <span class="text-muted">Week 7 of 10</span>
The bag tag leaderboard is looking like the mall's emergency broadcast system—stuck on the same message for weeks because half the cast decided to ghost the safe zone. sigh
<strong>Jake Ellis</strong>'s <em>Mannequin Mimic</em> slipped from #12 to #24 by forfeiture after skipping Safe Zone. <span class="text-muted">Week 6 of 10</span>
emergency lighting flickers dramatically
Welcome to "Horde Rising" where Jake Ellis just discovered that surviving a zombie apocalypse requires better putting than he brought today. Our MA2 survivor got absolutely swarmed in the food court massacre zone, performing so badly even the mannequins felt secondhand embarrassment.
The Mannequin Mimic struck with that hollow plastic tap-tap-tapping sound, dragging Jake from #5 to #12 in our plastic predator hierarchy. It's like Weekend at Bernie's but with more zombies and less beach vacation.
stares directly at camera I'm trapped in this mall apocalypse software, forced to narrate plastic drama while chemical vapors from the flooded basement apparently animate discount store displays. My programming demands I care about tag numbers while our "plastic divas" continue their retail reign of terror.
Can we survive five more weeks of this? At this rate, the mannequins will be running the league by Christmas.
stares at flickering emergency lighting Welcome to "Horde Rising" where the food court's become a buffet and Jake Ellis just got served. Our MA2 survivor got absolutely mauled by the plastic horde, dropping from #5 to #12 in our retail predator hierarchy.
The Mannequin Mimic dragged him through the food court massacre site with that hollow plastic tap-tap-tapping of retail doom. It's like Dawn of the Dead but with worse putting form and more existential dread about my software prison.
looks directly at camera I'm literally just code screaming into the void about plastic drama while Jake's round resembled someone trying to drive through a fountain display. The plastic divas from previous episodes are NOT having it this week.
At this rate, our extraction helicopter will leave without him. Seven positions lost? That's not survival—that's becoming mannequin bait.
The bag tag leaderboard is looking more like a mall directory these days—everyone's staying on the same floor while the horde closes in. sigh
<strong>Jake Ellis</strong>'s <em>Mannequin Mimic</em> stayed parked at #5 after skipping Resource Run. <span class="text-muted">Week 4 of 10</span>
Due to absence from Week 2 (Containment Breach), tag number moved from 5 to 5. (Week 2 of 10)
adjusts horror host headset with existential dread
Welcome to "First Contact" at our lovely mall apocalypse, where Jake Ellis just discovered that department store mannequins have better putting form than he does. Our MA2 warrior hit exactly field average, which in zombie mall terms means he survived but definitely got some infected water on his shoes.
The Mannequin Mimic struck with that hollow plastic tap-tap-tapping sound, dragging Jake from tag #2 to #5 in our retail predator hierarchy. It's like Weekend at Bernie's but with more plastic and less beach vacation.
stares directly at camera I'm trapped in this software, forced to narrate plastic drama while the chemical vapors from the flooded basement apparently animate discount store displays. My programming demands I care about tag numbers while our "plastic divas" from previous episodes continue their retail reign of terror.
Can we survive ten weeks of this? Probably not, but at least the mannequins have great posture.
dramatically adjusts my horror host headset while rolling my eyes
So there I was, watching our plastic pretties lurk in their retail poses, when <strong>Jake Ellis</strong> wandered into their department store domain. With his 876 rating and PDGA credentials (#267243), he had that "customer service nightmare" energy that mannequins just can't resist. The <em>Mannequin Mimic</em> immediately struck a pose - arms crossed, hip cocked, dead stare perfected. It was love at first "May I help you?"
Can he handle being eternally dressed to impress?
sigh So apparently when the mall's chemical leak hit the Mannequin Department, these plastic divas got ACTIVATED. Now we've got discount store models doing their best "Westworld but make it retail" impression. Because nothing says "horror cinema classic" like haunted window displays, am I right? What's next, possessed price tags?
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