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MePhoneX is a major antagonist in Inanimate Insanity II. He briefly appeared as a minor antagonist in "Hatching the Plan", and subsequently returned as a secondary antagonist in "The Reality of the Situation".
Personality[]
MePhoneX appears to be the most robotic and mechanical MePhone to date, leaving little to analyze towards his lack of emotion. He does act aggressive as seen in the post-credits scene in "Hatching the Plan".
In "The Reality of the Situation", MePhoneX takes on the role of a mysterious invader, roaming around Hotel OJ and causing the mysterious deaths of numerous contestants, including Pickle, OJ, and Nickel.
Appearance[]
MePhoneX is a large black rectangular phone. On the left, he has two volume buttons and a ringer switch, and on the right is a power button. He has a large screen on his front, which has a black and red wallpaper. In the center of the screen is a large red X with a smaller bright X inside. He is missing a home button, possibly due to his real life counterpart, the iPhone X, not having them. However, he does not have a white bar on the bottom of the screen line the iPhone X does.
The most notable difference about MePhoneX is his robotic arms and hands. His arms are metallic tubes and his hands are claw-shaped with glowing red pentagons at the base. His claws can produce red electricity.
On his back, the Meeple logo is displayed and glows bright red.
Abilities[]
- Electrokinesis: MePhoneX can generate red electricity using his claw-shaped hands.
- Selective Perception: When MePhoneX is in pursuit of someone, only his victim can see them. Nobody else in the vicinity can see MePhoneX while he is attacking. It can be possible that he is just a hallucination.
- Deletion[2]/Inanimation: MePhoneX can drain life from objects with his hands, removing their faces and limbs, essentially rendering just assets. This also prevents them from being brought back to life via the MeLife app in MePhone4. It is unknown if this power permanently kills the object or, if he is defeated, the object would be back to normal.
List of victims[]
MePhoneX has taken the lives of the following characters leaving them as lifeless inanimate objects.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
In "Hatching The Plan", MePhoneX appears exiting the remains of MePhone4's Sailboat. Toilet mistakes the silhouette of MePhoneX as MePhone4. MePhoneX then begins moving towards Toilet while blaring an alarm, two claws raised menacingly with red electricity, seemingly ready to attack.
In "The Reality of the Situation", MePhoneX appears inside Hotel OJ, draining Pickle's life after he had an argument with Taco, although off-screen. Paper later has a discussion with OJ about how everything was centered around himself, which coincidentally triggered MePhoneX by blaring his alarms in the mind of OJ without anyone else realizing what was happening. He later pursued and deleted his soul in front of Paper and everyone else in the party. He appears once more quickly inanimating Nickel, when he was in the same room with Baseball. He also possibly caused the deletion of Guava and Soap.
Gallery
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Trivia[]
- MePhoneX's name was confirmed in the Ep. 14 Q&A Livestream[3].
- MePhoneX is the first MePhone to use Roman Numerals to denote his number.
- In this case, Roman Numeral X is 10.
- MePhoneX is the first character in the series to have a different type of limb, having seemingly robotic arms with claws and legs.
- Additionally, MePhoneX seems to be the first Meeple product without a mouth, and to not have a face. This might be because his creator, Steve Cobs, had wanted him to be like this, and built him to make contestants lifeless.
- It is theorized that MePhoneX killed or deleted Toilet's soul in Hatching The Plan, as the same happened to OJ, Pickle, and Nickel.
- It is possible that MePhoneX only exists digitally, as he has only been able to appear for those whom he targets, being invisible to everyone else around him.
- When MePhoneX is about to strike, a red X appears on the target's face. It is unknown whether this is to convey the "permanent-death/deletion", or if it is just a detail or his reflection.