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| “ | Follow us to fun! | „ |
| ~ Hameln's slogan |
| “ | Got to be Hameln for the [distortion] toy makers. Got to be Hameln. You can follow us to fun! | „ |
| ~ What appears to be the commercial jingle for Hameln, heard after inputting a specific set of numbers into the Blabbot |
Hameln Entertainment are the overarching antagonists of the indie game Amanda the Adventurer.
On the surface, Hameln is an entertainment company that helped Sam Colton promote his series, Amanda the Adventurer, approaching him when his original series, a live-action show starring his daughter, became unexpectedly popular, and proposing to make an animated version of it.
However, several VHS tapes in the game reveal the company to be highly corrupt satanists, having done numerous tests on Sam's daughter Rebecca including a few tests that seem to have her recite satanic rituals, much to the concern of Sam. They had presumably done the same to many other children, turning into the other characters that appear in the show.
Biography[]
Much of the company's history with Sam can be found exclusively in secret VHS tapes that Riley finds in the attic.
According to the tapes, the company was an entertainment organization that mainly targeted younger audiences. After Sam pitched his series, Amanda the Adventurer, the company started to push a darker agenda onto the show after Sam's daughter, Rebecca, was cast as the titular character.
After it had been reported that both Sam and Rebecca had gone missing, many people and authority figures became suspicious of the true nature of Hameln, with many concerned civilians complaining about the nature of the show and the disappearances of many children, and the police attempting to question the higher-ups of the company for an interview. None of them responded to the request, but instead shared a public message in an attempt to divert attention away from them, telling the public that Sam had "abandoned" both the company and his daughter, and that all events that involve Rebecca would be cancelled, and that she should be left alone. Despite these attempts, further questionings on the company seemed to occur soon after, with the news announcing they'd broadcast updates on the controversy.
A year afterward, the head of the company made Rebecca sign a contract, and had her locked away to work on the show under obligation.
Members[]
- Director
- Scientist
- Several Unnamed Representatives
- Sam Colton (formerly)
- Rebecca Colton (Voice Actress; Test Subject)
- Chickens (Test Subjects)
- Larry Smith (Chief Neurosurgical Officer)
- Danny McQuiggin (Containment Specialist)
- Kate Park (implied;formerly)
- Orion Ahearn (editor)
- Jenny Marco (co-writer; “In Your Neighborhood”)
- Dylan Carew (co-writer; “In Your Neighborhood”)
- Amy Fedorko (producer: “In Your Neighborhood”)
- Collin O'Niell (story boarder; “In Your Neighborhood”)
- Logan Sukman (story boarder; “In Your Neighborhood”)
- Lucy Belgum (director; “In Your Neighborhood”)
- Melissa LaMartina (co-writer; “Uh Oh Accidents”)
- Stepanie Schonwalder (co-writer; “Uh Oh Accidents”)
- Luther-Wade White Green (producer; “Uh Oh Accidents”)
- Dillon Schonwalder (Music Production; “Uh Oh Accidents”)
- Heave Starvey (Story Editor; “Uh Oh Accidents”)
- Vanessa Urnos, Julien Balbontino, Edward Diaz, Porter Crease and Jackson Lanaus (Character Design; “Uh Oh Accidents”)
Trivia[]
- Fans have speculated that the company is likely an allusion to the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. In the story, the Piper is ordered to take a swarm of rats out of the German town of Hamelin, to which afterward he takes the town's children with him when the civilizans refuse to pay him as they promised. This seems to be evidenced by the company's logo being a mouse-like rodent, its slogan "Follow us to fun!", and the company's name being one letter short of the town Hamelin, as well as the fact that the company was seemingly the root cause of all the missing children, luring them with their programs.
- The notes that make up Hameln's theme song spell out "FACADE", alluding to how the group tries to give off the appearance of an ordinary production company, despite their ulterior motives.
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