Endacopia Characters: Every Name, Boss and Alias Listed
Updated 2026-09-08 · Last verified 2026-09-08 · Steam Endacopia
Endacopia's cast splits into seven main-line bosses, eight side or hidden bosses, and a residential cast spread across Misery Town, Timesville and The Office. This page gives the canonical name for each, the aliases and misspellings that resolve to it, and an honest mark against every entry where the record is thin.
Spoiler notice. This page names endings, real identities and character fates, including who dies and who made whom. There is no spoiler-free version of it.
The naming problem is worth taking seriously, because it is why so many Endacopia character searches land on the wrong page. The official Fandom holds 103 articles, 29 of which are redirects. Those redirects are not clutter: they are the wiki's own editors ruling on which name is canonical, with the reason typed into the edit summary. We have used their rulings rather than our own preferences, and we say below where they have not yet ruled.
Main-line bosses
Seven characters carry the main line. Six of the achievements on Steam's 16-achievement list are tied to three of them, in fight-or-avoid pairs, so the roster below doubles as an achievement map. Achievement names and descriptions are pulled from Steam's own achievement stats page; the avoidance methods come from the official Fandom's Achievements article.
| Canonical name | Where | Fight achievement | Avoid achievement | Record depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clockey | Mellow's Room, in the Prologue; met again in the same room during Ending C | None | None | Solid |
| Trapezist | Misery Town, final boss | Fatal Performance | Cut The Act — cut the ropes with the scalpel | Solid |
| The Chameleon | Timesville, final boss | No Strings Attached — do not say his name | Case Closed — use his real name, say the film had impact, say it is ironic | Solid, the largest boss article |
| The AI | The Office, final boss | System Override | Short Circuit — pour water from the transparent mug onto the socket, which genuinely crashes the game | Thin, marked a stub |
| Henry | Ending A's final boss, inside God's mouth | None | None | Solid |
| RODGER | Chapter II, behind the mirror | None | None | Solid |
| Toilet Parasite | Recurring; this is who you hand the saw to | None | None | Solid |
Two things follow from that table. First, the Fandom's Bosses article argues that "combat is not a focus of Endacopia whatsoever" and that a first-time player could skip nearly every boss except Clockey. Steam's global unlock rates support the claim but also show most people ignore the option: the three fight achievements sit at 57.1%, 50.5% and 49.1%, while the three avoidance achievements sit at 23.8%, 23.5% and 19.4%, all measured on 8 September 2026. Second, the saw goes to the Toilet Parasite, not to RODGER. One competitor states it is handed to "Roger"; the Fandom, the Steam Community endings guide and a third aggregator all say the toilet.
Henry and the Trapezist have their own pages. Clockey's Ending C reappearance is filed on the Fandom under the deprecated title Ticked Off Clockey, and his infobox records his death place as "Mellow's Room, Chapter 3 (Ending C)". Whether Ending C requires clearing Endings A and B first is disputed across sources; that argument is set out in full on the endings page rather than here.
Side and hidden bosses
Eight further opponents exist outside the main line. Every entry here rests on the Fandom's Bosses article alone, which describes them in unusual detail but is still a single source.
| Name | Where and how to trigger it |
|---|---|
| Yew | Chapter II, in the house. Insert Henry's floppy disk, log in as Henry, open the file "aaaa", click the crossed-swords icon. Cannot be fought in Chapter III |
| The Mug | Timesville apartments, after Paisley's Yellow Party. Force the rear-right room, then interact using the transparent mug and the green mug |
| Chimeramanticore | Join the constellation with the telescope on the Timesville beach during the first night phase, dig up the Broken Phone with the metal detector, then use it on the white bird on the lamp post beside the Pierrot's stall in Misery Town |
| Benjamin | Misery Town, one floor above the Pierrot's stall, right side. You must use the touch action; using talk kills you instantly |
| Underground Fighters | Four fighters in the Gambling Den. Unlock both job positions, spin "ERROR" on the wheel, take the new elevator floor, then pick the door with Timesville's lockpick. Each win pays 2,000 credits |
| MatchBOXER | The first Underground Fighter. Attacks 24 times; his front reads "25 Inside!", which leaves one match unaccounted for |
| Clown Crawler | Inside the clown head in Misery Town. Formerly titled The Magician, now deprecated |
| God | Not a boss in the ordinary sense. God is the enormous entity the entire game takes place inside. Ending A's Henry fight is won by luring the bat into God's uvula, and in Endings A and B God dies in 2002, in "The Desert" |
Only two of the four Underground Fighters are named in any source: MatchBOXER and a fighter referred to as "2nd Underground Fighter Tuna". The other two have no recorded names. We are leaving those rows blank rather than filling them.
The core cast
Content warning. Steam's own descriptor for Endacopia reads: "This game contains scenes of body horror, psychological horror, distressing imagery, blood, violence, death, drugs, and jump-scares." That applies with particular force to the Surgeon, the Bride, the Patient and God.
Mellow is the protagonist, described by Steam as "a young boy named Mellow who has lost all his senses in an attempt to escape an uncomfortable home." His real name is Rodger Thompson, he is nine, the setting is 2002, he is allergic to cheese and he cannot read. His senses are recovered one region at a time: his hands in Misery Town, his eyes in Timesville, and his mouth in The Office by way of Genesis-01's "Let Me Talk". Full detail is on the Mellow page.
The Surgeon carries the largest article on the entire official Fandom at roughly 38 KB, more than four times the next character entry. Across several self-consistent pages the Fandom credits him with building Clockey, RODGER and the Bride, and he is the lore exit for Ending C: you reach his cave, read his book, sit down and ask him questions, and he explains the game. See the Surgeon.
RODGER, in capitals, is the failed copy met behind the mirror in Chapter II, and can be skipped entirely by running past into the trapdoor. Its unofficial names, all of them redirects, are Fake Mellow, Mirror Mellow and Mimic. The similarity to Mellow's real name Rodger Thompson is conspicuous, but no source we can cite states plainly how the two relate, so we are not going to explain it for them.
Also confirmed as distinct entities: The Bride, Genesis-01 and its unpaged Founder, ANDYLAND (the creator Andrés Guerrero, a Ringling College of Art and Design computer animation BFA), Tip, Wall Bank (feed it two quarters and it gives up the password cheshire), and the Guardian Angel, which the Fandom identifies as the player.
Misery Town, Timesville and The Office
The hub connecting the three regions is called "the green place". It is not called "Green Hills"; that name appears on one competitor site and nowhere in the Fandom, which uses "the green place" in the location field of both the Timesville and Misery Town infoboxes.
| Region | Final boss | Sense recovered | Documented residents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Misery Town — circus and carnival themed | Trapezist | Hands | Red Jester, The Pierrot, The Clowns (eight of them), The Cowboy, Clown Crawler, Boon, Boone, The Patient, The Audience, Scribbly |
| Timesville — six clock phases, three day and three dusk | The Chameleon | Eyes | Mirianne (the mayor), Mirianne's Mother, Nibbles, Paisley, Beartha, Catthew, Whiskers, Debbie, The turtle, the scuba diver, an unnamed rabbit, Super-saver |
| The Office — casino, productivity meters and a fight pit | The AI | Mouth | Dice Host, Gerald, The High Roller, The Photocopy Machine, Harry, Diana, Ms. Mania, The Workers, Elevator Evaluator, The Founder |
Misery Town is a circus, not a suburb. One competitor describes it as "a decaying suburban landscape"; the Fandom's own subareas are a lobby, a whack-a-clown stall, a Porta-Potty, a clown cinema, the interior of a clown head and the Pierrot's area.
Timesville also has a deceased roster. The Fandom records Rosie (Debbie's mother), Charlie, Chloe, Thomas, T, Arthur and Pig Cop as residents killed by the Chameleon. That is the entire reason the Chameleon's real name counts as a spoiler.
In The Office, the achievement Against All Odds reads "Beat every gambler at a game of dice." The Fandom documents exactly three dice opponents, and Gerald's own page calls him "one of three opponents", so three is internally consistent. Dice Host is a separate character, a female game show host also called Dice Lady or Announcer Lady.
Canonical names and their aliases
Every row below is a redirect the Fandom's editors created themselves, with their stated reason. If you arrived here searching one of the left-hand names, the right-hand name is the one to use.
| Variant you may have searched | Canonical name | Editors' stated reason |
|---|---|---|
| Clocky, Clocky 2, Ticked Off Clockey | Clockey | Misspelling; and "spoilers in name" |
| The Trapezist, Circus Girl | Trapezist | Circus Girl marked a "useless page" |
| The Ai | The AI | Redirect, tagged for deletion |
| Chameleon, Ozzie | The Chameleon | "title has a spoiler" |
| The Chamelion (Copy) | The Chameleon | Wiped by an administrator "for being a direct copy" |
| Freelance Surgeon | The Surgeon | "this is his occupation, not his name" |
| The Sharpshooter | The Cowboy | "being a sharpshooter is his occupation" |
| Fake Mellow, Mirror Mellow, Mimic | RODGER | "unofficial name" |
| The Toilet | Toilet Parasite | Redirect |
| The Beast | God | Redirect |
| The Magician | Clown Crawler | Redirect |
| Ticketa | The Pierrot | Redirect |
| Ticketo | Red Jester | Redirect |
| Computer Boss, MatchBoxer | Bosses | Neither has a standalone article |
| Ocean Maiden, Mr. Cartoon Guy, Bad Move | Minor Characters | Grouped, not deleted |
The Minor Characters article is a 14 KB collection covering the gag cast: mimes, a Big Mime, a Scribble Creature, a Digital Criminal, a black cat, a three-headed juggler, Tyler, a star with a face, a chicken ball and a cardboard head. These characters are real, they are simply not individually paged anywhere.
Two pairs still unresolved, and one pair that is not a pair
The Fandom has not ruled on two duplicates. Both are live content pages rather than redirects:
- The Patient (58 bytes, "one of the inhabitants of misery town. TBA") and The patient (32 bytes, "the clown operation minigame guy"). The two descriptions do not conflict; they describe the same character, the one operated on inside the clown head. We use The Patient.
- Dice Host (a full article with an infobox) and The dice host (a stub whose body says its content was moved and asks to be deleted). We use Dice Host. Note that the Fandom's Achievements page still links internally to
[[The dice host]], which is a useful measure of how far behind the maintenance is.
And the case everyone else gets wrong: Boon and Boone are two different characters. They are twin brothers, not a misspelling. The Misery Town article places Boone in the Porta-Potty and describes Mellow trading on the insecurity of Boon, his brother. One letter apart, related by blood, and easy to merge by accident. Do not merge them.
Where the record stops
Eleven articles on the official Fandom are under 200 bytes. Ten are characters or character-adjacent: Elevator Evaluator, Ms. Mania, Pig Cop, Rosie, The Audience, The Workers, The Patient, The patient, The dice host and The Chamelion (Copy). The eleventh is Chapter III, which contains the three letters "tba" and nothing else.
We are listing those names anyway, because a name on record is worth more than a silent omission. If an entry above has no description attached to it, that is not us cutting the page short. It is the whole of what anyone has written down.
One last correction that belongs on any Endacopia page: there is no free browser version and no web version of this game. Steam's own store data gives it as $16.50, Windows only, single-player, with 16 achievements. Any site offering you a browser build is not describing Endacopia.
Frequently asked questions
How many characters are there in Endacopia?
No source publishes a character count, and we will not invent one. What is countable is the record: the official Fandom holds 103 articles, of which 29 are redirects and 74 are content pages, and those 74 cover chapters, locations, items and systems as well as characters. Seven main-line bosses, eight side or hidden bosses and a further roster of named residents across Misery Town, Timesville and The Office are documented; a large tail of gag characters is grouped into a single Minor Characters article rather than given individual pages.
Are Boon and Boone the same character in Endacopia?
No. They are twin brothers, and the one-letter difference is real rather than a typo. The Misery Town article places Boone in the Porta-Potty and has Mellow trade on the insecurity of Boon, his brother. Any site that silently merges the two, or lists one as a misspelling of the other, has broken a genuine pair of characters.
What is Mellow's real name?
Rodger Thompson. He is nine years old, the setting is 2002, he is allergic to cheese and he cannot read. This is a spoiler and it is also the single most commonly missed fact about the protagonist. Note that RODGER, written in capitals, is a separate entity: the failed copy encountered behind the mirror in Chapter II.
Is the Chameleon called Ozzie or Ollie?
Ozzie. The official Fandom records a gravestone reading "Here lies Ozzie, in all colours", and the wiki's own editors redirected both Chameleon and Ozzie to The Chameleon, noting that the name itself is a spoiler. The variant Ollie appears on one competitor site and has no supporting source anywhere we could check.
Why do some Endacopia characters have two wiki pages?
Because the official Fandom is still mid-cleanup. It has already resolved most duplicates with redirects, but two pairs remain live as separate articles: The Patient and The patient, and Dice Host and The dice host. In both cases the two pages describe the same character and do not contradict each other, so we treat each pair as one entry.
Which Endacopia characters are barely documented?
Eleven articles on the official Fandom are under 200 bytes. Ten of them are character entries: Elevator Evaluator, Ms. Mania, Pig Cop, Rosie, The Audience, The Workers, The Patient, The patient, The dice host and The Chamelion (Copy). The eleventh is Chapter III, which is literally the three letters "tba". Those characters exist and are named; almost nothing beyond the name is on record.