The Man (character)

The Man is a white orb with a face on it. He is the main protagonist of the series The Man. He appears to carry a goofy and cool-guy sort of attitude at first, blurting phrases such as "so cool" and "oh yeah", but he actually is incapable of any complex thought.

In The Man 1 and 2, he appears to have no special abilities, apart from being somewhat agile, carrying no form of offensive power whatsoever.

In The Man 3: Treasure Train, The Man gains possession of a "gun" that takes the appearance of a red shape labeled "BANNED," which is a joke played about the guidelines of Scratch (what the series is published on). It appears to not require ammo. The Man also is shown with this weapon in the Scrapped Space Sequel. In this game, it does require ammo to operate. While technically the first time The Man's "[removed]" is shown, the space sequel is not officially canon, so it is not considered its first appearance.

Lore
In The Man 3, it is revealed that The Man's main motive for his "adventures" is that his body was stolen by his rivals, the Angry Guys, and he is driven to get it back.

Harriot Higglebaum Has a Dandy Day
The Man appears as a secret in Harriot Higglebaum's Dandy Day. Upon being discovered and interacted with, The Man will follow behind the player, pointing backwards at the cursor. This is initially The Man's first cameo in a game outside of the creator's games.



BlastOff!
In BlastOff, The Man can appear as one of the game's many Shake-It-Up events. When he is summoned, he will sweep across the screen, wiping out all present enemies.



Paper People
The Man appears in Paper People as one of the hats a player can wear.



Die Fly
One of the many faces of the spiked balls in the game Die Fly is a face identical to The Man.



Trivia

 * The Man's face is based off of a concept from a show made by the creator.
 * The Man is currently planned to appear as a hidden song in a mod for Friday Night Funkin', Friday Night Fleshwound, should it ever release. His song is called "Wow! A Secret Song".