Amber

Amber is an orange skunk. She is very shy and nervous, but she is always ready for what is going to happen. She was born in Russia but after her family began a record company, so they moved to Kharkiv, Ukraine as they would receive more money there due to the bigger market. Her family unfortunately died after an accident due to the combustion of a nitrate film. After the death of her parents, Amber fled to Pripyat where not long after she met her closest friend Zodiac. She has arsonphobia (fear of fire) and if she hears or sees fire, she will go crazy and even hyperventilate in the process. This fear is similar to Petunia's OCD since both of the characters have a similar appearance.

Relationships[]

Cuddles: Good friend

Handy: Good Friend

Zodiac: (Adoptive?) Brother

Nutty: Enemy
Cashew: Lover

Amber's episodes[]

Starring roles[]

You Saw Me

Quiz Height

Flip the Coin
No Mime for That
Love at First Height

Featuring roles[]

Going Nutty

Blade Cases

Appearances[]

The Murder of Trippy

Deaths[]

Roleplay? That's What! (Part 1): Splattered.
Flippin' Burgers (Rex Version): Face burned off by hamburger grill.
Monster Madness: Run over by Cashew.
Pripyat Got Your Tongue: Run over by a bus.
Fusion Illusion: Killed by Kyron (dream only).
Blade Cases: Burnt to death by a cannister of tar.
Quiz Height: Chokes on chocolate due to allergic reaction.
Going Nutty: Impaled by multiple shards of glass.
No Mime for That: Crushed by a truck. (debatable)
Give and Cake: Stabs herself with a cake spatula.

Kill count[]

TBA

Trivia[]

Amber is revealed to be a combination of Petunia, Flaky, and Handy.

She is one of the orange characters.

Most of her deaths are short and unexpected

Since Amber was born in Russia, or at the time, the Soviet Union, she knows a lot of the Russian language. For example, in "Pripyat Got Your Tongue", she asked Toothy, "Вы хотите стакан сидра?" ("Vy khotite stakan sidra?"), meaning "Do you want a glass of cider?".
Amber seems to have a obsession with anything that smells of oranges.

Amber

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