The Daily Unemployed previously covered Verity’s origin in ThatMob’s Minecraft horror series. Since then, many spin-off characters have been created. Read the original here.
Verity
Verity is the yellow assistant from ThatMob’s *Something Is Knocking at Your Door* series. It claims to know everything and says it is there to help the player.
Its behaviour becomes increasingly controlling. Verity listens to and follows the player before eventually revealing its full entity form.
Falsity
Falsity comes from xqree’s sequel series, which begins with The Verity Mod Had a Sequel. Its answers are built around being false, incorrect or the opposite of what is expected.
The character is more than a running joke. Falsity remembers conversations, forms a friendship with xqree and appears to understand that it is considered defective. It also reveals a monster form.
Lovity
Lovity is a pink assistant commonly paired with Zorya in the xqree and Falsity side of the fandom. Community descriptions usually present Lovity as caring, loyal and protective.
That makes Lovity different from Verity and Falsity. Verity knows too much and Falsity gets things wrong, while Lovity’s main traits are affection and loyalty.
Freakity
Freakity belongs to LookOut’s Verity videos. In LookOut2DD’s finale, Verity says it created children because it became lonely, and Freakity is treated as one of those children.
Meme posts have also changed the character. Some use Freakity only as an innuendo-based joke, with little connection to the original LookOut plot.
Creator and Cruelity
Creator is the red entity in Twixxel’s *Something Is Already Here*. Twixxel describes the video as a scripted horror short film. Fan crossovers and adaptations portray Creator as a major threat capable of creating, possessing or changing parts of the world.
Cruelity appears mainly in fan mods and adaptations. It is commonly shown as a red, openly aggressive version of the assistant. Unlike Verity, it does not need a long friendly phase before becoming dangerous. Its exact powers depend on the mod or video using it.
Obesity, Moggity and Eclipsity
These are the clearest joke versions. Obesity is generally a food-themed Verity parody. Moggity comes from “mog,” internet slang for overpowering or outclassing someone in appearance.
Eclipsity has a dramatic name but no widely agreed origin or set of abilities.
The Daily Unemployed’s Verity power ranking
This is an unofficial ranking based on abilities shown or repeatedly described in videos, mods and meme posts. Characters with little established lore are judged more cautiously.
1. Creator
Creator takes first place because fan lore gives it the broadest control over the world, including creation and possession.
Power: 10/10 · Danger: 10/10
2. Verity
Verity has the strongest combination of knowledge, control, persistence and a dangerous physical form.
Power: 9/10 · Danger: 9.5/10
3. Cruelity
Cruelity is consistently presented as an aggressive hunter. It lacks one fixed version, but the versions agree that it is built to attack.
Power: 8.5/10 · Danger: 9/10
4. Falsity
Falsity has serious abilities and a monster form. Its habit of giving incorrect answers makes it less reliable in a crisis.
Power: 8/10 · Danger: 7/10
5. Lovity
Lovity’s strength is protection. It is less hostile than the characters above it, but it is one of the more useful companions.
Power: 7/10 · Danger: 4/10
6. Freakity
Freakity has a real place in LookOut’s story, although its abilities are less clearly defined than its relationship with Verity.
Power: 6.5/10 · Danger: 6/10
7. Moggity
Moggity has strong meme status but very few consistent abilities. Its reputation currently exceeds its documented power.
Power: 6/10 · Danger: 5/10
8. Eclipsity
Eclipsity appears in the recurring name list, but there is not enough stable lore to rank it higher.
Power: 5/10 · Danger: unknown
9. Obesity
Obesity remains mainly a food-based parody with no consistent combat feats.
Power: 4/10 · Danger: 3/10
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