Come little children, come with me
Safe and happy you will be
Away from home, now let us run
With Hypno, you'll have lots of fun
Oh, little children, please don't cry
Hypno wouldn't hurt a fly
Be free to frolic, be free to play
Come with me to my cave to stay
Oh, little children, please don't squirm
These ropes I know will hold you firm
Now, look to me the pendant calls
Back and forth your eye lids fall
Oh, little children, you cannot leave
For you your families will grieve
Minds unraveling at the seems, allowing me to haunt their dreams
Do not wail and do not weep, it's time for you to go to sleep
Little children, you were not clever
Now you'll stay with me forever.
appears as a generic Hypno Pokémon, a yellow figure with long pointed ears and nose, as well as a ring of white fur around his neck.
Hypno is extremely cruel and manipulative, being able to successfully manipulative children into coming with him so he can torture them. As of now, he has yet to fail in his goals.
Powers and abilities. Hypno is not a strong creature, his only way of manipulation is hypnotizing his victims into following him, but this only seems to be temporary.
Fictional OriginIt's completely unknown as to Hypno's motivations, although it's likely he was just a malevolent Hypno Pokémon with very sadistic goals.
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Hypno is the titular main antagonist of the Creepypasta story "Hypno's Lullaby". He is a Hypno Pokémon that kidnaps and kills children by hypnotizing them
In Monochrome, Lost Silver's Celebi uses Perish Song exactly three times. Each time Celebi uses Perish Song, your maximum HP is permanently reduced by a certain amount until the end of the song or until you are blueballed.
During Missingno, your strums teleport around the screen randomly every time MissingNo. makes a low droning noise. The game will switch between upscroll and downscroll depending on where the strums shift to. MissingNo.'s notes and strums will also become invisible to make room for the mechanic. In Hell Mode, your strums will also tilt at random angles.
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