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| “ | Choose wrong and misfortune will befall your loved ones. Are you ready to play? | „ |
| ~ The Devil |
| “ | I am God here. | „ |
| ~ The Devil |
| “ | I... I can't... believe it. You... completed the challenge. I... have been... defeated... ...and the curse... has been lifted. The building... is starting to disappear. I hope... you had fun. Goodbye. | „ |
| ~ The Devil's defeat after the player beat him, lifting and destroying the curse, vanishing the temple and restoring peace to the world. |
The Devil is the main antagonist of the Game Boy creepypasta Misfortune also known as Misfortune.GB.
Biography[]
In the late 19th century, a man entered a temple hidden within the desert. It is said to have been used as a form of religious purposes of the Gothic. One day, the man performed a demonic ritual, which possessed him to become insane, and killed everyone in the temple, to which the man named himself as "The Devil".
Over the years, the temple had to be abandoned, and it was rumored to be extremely haunted by the victims. Legend has it that everybody who has ever entered the temple never return, to which they were killed inside because the place is cursed. A day later, the child protagonist enters the abandoned temple and he met The Devil.
The Devil tries to kill the protagonist of the game by making hard challenges. If the player reaches misfortune, he will claim his life. The game has some side effects, like depression, paranoia or possibly commit suicide caused by the music.
However, the protagonist managed to complete all of the challenges and survived being chased by The Devil, and managed to successfully defeat him, causing The Devil to be fully weakened and killed, and the temple to vanish, restoring peace and happiness to the world and The Devil's victims to finally rest in peace.
Appearance[]
He is a demonic creature and has white wings which he uses to fly. He has horns on his head, giving him a menacing but cute appearance. He is always seen with a smile on his face.
Trivia[]
- Misfortune.GB is the urban legend of many classic and famous Creepypastas, like Lavender Town Syndrome from Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow.
- Misfortune.GB is now a extremely rare horror video game, the easiest way to play this game is by download.
- Several remakes were made in the 2010s and 2020s.
- The game itself is rumored actually hidden inside some GB games, and also they rip several assets including:
- The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
- Pokémon Red
- Spud's Adventure
- Puchi Carat
- Atelier Marie (JP)
- It is not considered as "one of the scariest video games ever made" because there's nothing to scare players if they played it. Frederick C. Borromeo (the one who remade the recent Misfortune.GB) considered it as both one of the most frustrating and disturbing video games.
- In one part of the game, The Devil gets very angry at the player for making it alive through his harder challenges, and curses at him for making it through the maze.
- Apparently, unlike how most depictions of The Devil are described, The Devil of Misfortune.GB is much more of a tragic brainwashed villain, as he was a normal human man in his past life before he became The Devil from the demonic ritual.
The Devil cursing at the player with the f word.
