Blobby
Science Experiment / Famous Gamer
Blobby
Science Experiment / Famous Gamer
Blobby is best known as the world’s first semi-sentient, slime-based video game prodigy and sandwich enthusiast. He rose to fame after an accidental science experiment launched him from a lab in Tootington, Ohio, straight into the public spotlight. While technically made of green goo, Blobby is recognized as a legal resident, competitive gamer, and unlikely public figure with a large online following. Fans admire him for his dedication to PB & J sandwiches and his ability to sprout temporary hands just to hold a video game controller.
Blobby was “born” on March 14, 2019, as the result of a highly questionable science experiment conducted by lab technician Milton Pendergrass and his 7-year-old assistant Mikey. The duo had set out to create a jelly that could help with math homework but accidentally invented a living, thinking blob. From the start, Blobby showed signs of both brilliance and unpredictable stickiness. He learned quickly, especially when food was involved, and began showing signs of competitive behavior whenever video games were within reach. His early days were spent wobbling through the halls of the Tootington Science Center, dodging mops and eating unguarded lunches.
As Blobby grew (both literally and metaphorically), he made a name for himself in the gaming world, shocking spectators by winning regional tournaments without visible thumbs. He currently lives in an abandoned car wash in Tootington, Ohio, which he has decorated with neon lights, sandwich posters, and vintage game consoles. When not dominating online leaderboards, he enjoys squishing his way to Eiffel Turnip, a quiet village he visits for relaxation, sightseeing, and their excellent PB & J food trucks. Blobby continues to be active in local science fairs, though mostly as a warning about what happens when snack food and electricity are mixed.
While Blobby has never held a traditional job, he has made unexpected contributions to science, gaming, and sandwich diplomacy. His existence has opened entirely new fields of study, including “Slime-Based Sentience” and “Advanced Snack Engineering.” Educators have praised him for unintentionally inspiring children to explore science, even if they’re mostly in it for the sandwiches. Game developers have also taken note, creating characters loosely based on Blobby’s unique anatomy and expressive jiggle physics. Though he hasn’t patented anything yet, his presence has sparked international debates about what exactly qualifies as a “person.”
He can temporarily grow up to four arms if he’s playing co-op mode.
Blobby is banned from 17 sandwich shops across the Midwest due to “overenthusiasm.”
His favorite video game is Splat Quest IV: The Mayo Menace, which he says “speaks to his soul.”
Scientists believe Blobby may be immortal or at least extremely durable.
If startled, he briefly smells like raspberries.
He once tried to run for mayor of Eiffel Turnip, but disqualified himself by melting the ballot box.