Added in the Who's Laughing Now? update

Giggling Minister

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A menace and a scoundrel. This enemy of The Garden is highly unpredictable, capable of applying Ruptured, flooding you with pigment, stealing your items, and instantly killing your party members.


Abilities

Name Description Notes Chance
Marrow Toucher Inflicts 3 Ruptured upscaled.pngRuptured to the Opposing party member. Moves this enemy to the Left or Right. Inflicts 2 Ruptured upscaled.pngRuptured to the Opposing party member. Moves this enemy to the Left or Right. Inflicts 1 Ruptured upscaled.pngRuptured to the Opposing party member. 22.6%

(7/31)

Wretched Thief This enemy with move to the Left or Right or Stay in this position. Deals an Agonizing amount of damage to the Opposing party member and destroys that party member's held item. 60% to move to either left or right. 40% to stay in this position. Deals 7 damage. 22.6%

(7/31)

Mind Games This ability will almost always do nothing. However there is a small chance this attack will instantly kill the Opposing party member and deal an Agonizing amount of damage to the Left and Right party members. Deals 10 dmg to Left and Right party members if procced. Has 7/8 chance not to proc and 1/8 chance to proc. 22.6%

(7/31)

Play Thing This enemy will move to the left or right or stay in this position. Deals almost no damage to the opposing party member. Chance to repeat this damage up to 6 times. 60% to move to either left or right. 40% to stay in this position. Each attack deals 1 damage.

1st attack is guaranteed (20% to make 1 attack in total).

80% to make

2nd attack (20% to make 2 attacks in total).

75% to make

3rd attack (30% to make 3 attacks in total)

50% to make

4th attack (15% to make 4 attacks in total)

50% to make

5th attack (11,25% to make 5 attacks in total)

25% to make

6th attack (3,75% to make 6 attacks in total).

32.2%

(10/31)

Trauma Bond This enemy has fallen in love and will no longer flee combat.

Audio

Trivia

  • The Giggling Minister is almost directly adapted from the third panel of the triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights" by Early Netherlandish master Hieronymus Bosch somewhere between 1490-1510.[1]
  • Creative liberties taken with the Giggling Minister in Brutal Orchestra include decreasing the Minister's number of fingers from 4 to 3, removing the Minister's eyelashes as they did not read well in sprite art, decreasing the size of the cauldron on the Minister's head, removing the extremely long cloth tied around the Minister's waist and removing the large water droplet being defecated by the Minister.[1]
  • Talia isn't sure if the Minister is wearing the V-striped band seen in the Garden of Earthly Delights in Brutal Orchestra as the angle he is seen from would kind of hide it anyways.[1]
  • The Giggling Minister's name comes from Talia consistently misremembering the Fat Official enemy from the video game Demon's Souls (2009) as being named the Giggling Minister.[1]
  • The Giggling Minister was cut from Brutal Orchestra's launch by a matter of days due to being too complicated to animate while many final bosses still required critical animation work. The Giggling Minister was ultimately added in Brutal Orchestra's second patch "Who's Laughing Now".[1]
  • Giggling Ministers are the most intelligent beings in all of Purgatory being in possession of esoteric and divine knowledge that would make the greatest philosophers and scientists weep. The Ministers however do nothing with this knowledge and instead spend their days enacting cruel and unusual tricks on unsuspecting humans.[1]
  • Giggling Ministers are capable of playing a decapitated human head like a sort of "wet whistle" this is done by driving the Ministers spiny tongue through the newly created opening into the esophagus and into the human sinus, if done correctly the Minister can temporarily play a noise that sounds similar to an Aztec death whistle through the decapitated head. This improvised instrument does not last very long as the head will deteriorate quickly due to being voided of its contents.[1]
  • The Giggling Minister can imitate human speech but never attempts communication beyond vulgarities and repeating the final words of its victims incessantly.[1]
  • Much like real life owls, Giggling Ministers will regurgitate a pellet containing the hard parts of their consumed victims after feeding.[1]
  • A group of Giggling Ministers is called a clergy.[1]

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