Six

LITTLE NIGHTMARES WIKI ADVERTISEMENT LITTLE NIGHTMARES WIKI Six 0 seconds of 15 seconds Ad ends in 14 seconds GENERAL INFORMATION GENDER Female SPECIES Human ROLE Protagonist (Little Nightmares) Monkey's Companion (Little Nightmares II) STATUS Alive PERSONAL INFORMATION ALIAS Hungry girl OCCUPATION Fugitive from Las Maw APPEARANCES Little Nightmares Secrets of the Maw Very Little Nightmares Little Nightmares II Little Nightmares (comics) Little Nightmares Comics VOICE ACTOR Anna Moberg, Hilda Liden MORE Six is an intelligent and robust girl of about nine years [1], whose main motive is a yellow raincoat. Throughout the entire universe of the franchise, Six is trying to survive in a world full of cruel monsters that seek to destroy her by any means. She is the main protagonist of Little Nightmares and the comic book series of the same name, a supporting character in the Secrets of the Maw DLC expansion, another supporting character in Very Little Nightmares, and the deuteragonist of Little Nightmares II. However, Six will later become the main antagonist of the Transmission chapter of the latter game. She also appears in the first chapter of the digital comics app. AD Description Six is much smaller than the adult characters in the game, being barely a third of her height with an extremely small and slender figure. He wears a striking yellow raincoat that ends just above his knees; It has three buttons, two pockets and a diamond-shaped hood. Up close, she has short black hair with bangs that completely hides the upper half of her face, only revealing her tiny nose and mouth. His feet and hands are uncovered. His only possession is a cigarette lighter which he (presumably) keeps in his pocket when not in use. In Very Little Nightmares, he wore a white short-sleeved shirt and shorts of the same color, and presumably still wears them under his cardigan and raincoat, at least the white shorts that appear in all the games. In Little Nightmares II, Six wears a charcoal shirt under a gray, stained, button-up cardigan that hits her knees instead of her trademark raincoat, which she later wears over the cardigan after escaping the School with Monkey. Website DescriptionLittle Nightmares Description Trapped in the darkest depths of The Maw, alone and hungry, Six faces a world fraught with danger. Most kids would have given up by now, but Six isn't like the others. She's smart, tenacious, and wears a gorgeous yellow raincoat. Your place is not here. Description of Little Nightmares II Six wakes up in a world he doesn't recognize and must learn to trust another person to survive. She's seen a lot more than any normal boy should see, but then... Six isn't a normal girl. AD Personality Like the other characters in Little Nightmares, Six does not speak, but her personality shows through her actions. Six frequently displays the characteristics of an anti-hero. She doesn't seem to care about saving the other children trapped aboard The Maw and will do whatever it takes to survive and escape the place on her own, with little to no help from anyone else. She has an insatiable hunger, and will eat just about anything to satisfy it; his diet will become increasingly darker and more desperate throughout the game. On one occasion, a friendly Gnome offered the hungry Six a sausage to eat. Instead, she opted to eat the Gnome alive, having realized what meat is made of while showing clear indifference towards murder. Despite his apathy and cravings for living beings, Six displays a high level of intelligence and cunning, being smart enough to evade and/or hide from his pursuers due to his smaller size. She is an expert in solving puzzles. Frequently throws objects at buttons it couldn't normally reach; and, towards the end of the game, he incapacitates The Lady with a mirror, having deduced her weakness from all the broken mirrors around his dwelling. Mono was originally believed to have been a special case for Six, as the boy had again offered his help despite her refusal at first. After this, Six seemed more than willing to work with him from here on out. However, this was revealed to be untrue near the end of the game, when Six caught Mono mid-jump during his escape from the Signal Tower. Instead of picking him up, Six drops Mono, leaving him for dead. It would seem that Six was simply using Mono as a means to an end. However, a secret scene shows that Six may have let Mono go because his hunger had resurfaced, as he