| “ | *Sigh* Everyone is mad at me.... | ” |
Twistmas Hoodoo Little Bill, simply referred to as "Little Bill", is a Twistmas Hoodoo that appears in the third part of the Moshi Movie Mystery.
Fiction[]
They are the first person Super Moshi meets after being consumed by a strange plant that made them end up in this oddly snowy place in the jungle. You ask them where you are, referring to them as "Little Bill". You note how they are separated from the rest of their tribe and ask about that. They explain you are in Hoodoo Twistmas Town, where they celebrate Twistmas every day.
| “ | And today it was my turn to organise the party
But a sloth on a rocket flew into the Twistmas Tree ...and KERBLOOEY!!! Twistmas is ruined! |
” |
To their delight, you assure them you will fix it, unknowing that it was basically you who caused this anyhow because you helped the Sloth build a rocket.
When you have finished fixing the damage done to the tree and band, Little Bill gathers the courage to join again. Now you only need that cannister that is used as a peak (and tinsel) but it will require a replacement. Little Bill volunteers to become the peak and climbs up the top, throwing the cannister at you.
Personality & Habits[]
Little Bill seems to be overly anxious. They spoke of the entire tribe being mad at them while said tribe seem to just be clueless what to do. It proves Little Bill cannot handle the responsibility of organizing a party but their lack of action is reminiscent in everyone else. They seem to cuddle up to their Chief when having joined the party again and does performs a courageous responsible act by replacing the peak.
When stressed/upset, their hearns droop (may count for all Hoodoos) and their costume emotes as well.
Design[]
They share their mold with Little Bad Bill but do not have the pink lips all Hoodoos have, including Little Bad Bill. As Twistmas is permanent, their angel costume is likely just their everyday outfit. It features small white angel wings on the back and a halo above their head that can lit up.