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DATABASE DEVIATION O-0018A-U

Perfect.

"everything is perfect"


DAMAGE TYPE: UNKNOWN

DEVIATION TYPE: OTHER: GROUP

DANGER LEVEL: UNKNOWN


Description

Deviation O-0018A-U, otherwise known as “Perfect.” is a Roblox group filled with odd users with usernames that have been known to be complete nonsense, being seemingly randomly generated usernames with a mix of numbers 1-9 and letters A-Z, including uppercase and lowercase. 0018 proves itself to be rated at an unknown risk level towards users as it is completely unknown whether the group and its related deviations are dangerous or not.

The group was initially founded on 9/17/2010, and on the day after it was created, 9/18/2010, an estimate of over two thousand accounts, known as H-0018B-U, joined the group across a span of the entire day, all adorning fully-white avatars and having the Perfection head-type equipped, even though it was only public and published three months after Perfect was founded.

On the day after the large-scale group joins, 9/19/2010, over eighteen thousand t-shirts were uploaded under 0018A, each one being named “Paradigm,” followed by nonsense filled with numbers and letters, causing the Roblox Marketplace to temporarily go down, making the only item available all of the Paradigm t-shirts.

Paradigms themselves have been known to be the secondary oddity associated with 0018A, alongside 0018B, as it is completely unknown how the deviation was able to upload eighteen-thousand t-shirts onto a group in only a span of a day. When the Marketplace went down, the only available accessories able to be purchased were only the Paradigms which were all extremely cheap, being only a single robux, and every other clothing form being taken out of the marketplace listing. A round estimate of over 280,000~ t-shirts were bought in the span of the ~4 days the marketplace was down.

It is completely unknown what any of these t-shirts can cause, and it is still being debated on whether nor not the t-shirts themselves hold anomalous properties. Users who have bought these t-shirts and wore them on their avatar report little-to-no side effects happening. Some have reported that occasionally, random body parts will turn white and must be changed back manually. Others have reported meeting Perfections in-game and talking to them on forums. A very small number of users have reported waking up to see their entire avatar get changed to look exactly like 0018B.

None of these reports have been verified to be true yet, as all of them lack proper evidence.
It is advised to delete or refrain from wearing the Paradigm shirts as a safety precaution just in case Paradigms do actually cause harm.

0018A is also a private group, as all join requests sent from any player that isn’t any of the official Perfect accounts would immediately be declined. The group wall seems to be mostly empty, except for one random 0018B user saying “hello” on 9/18, and the group shout stating “everything is perfect.”


Behavior

0018A has been shown to hold little to no signs of activity except for its initial mass-uploading event, alongside the only message on the group wall and the group shout.



R.E.P "Perfectionist" attire showcase.

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R.E.P Weaponry and Attire - "Perfectionist"

Weapon Description

“An elongated staff that seems to hold a physical form of the Perfect logo as a nucleus, powering it.”

Attire Description

“A white suit bearing the Perfect logo embedded into the back with fabric errors and glitchy black lines covering the entire suit, encompassing the logo. It feels wrong to have the ‘star’ right over your back."

Link to R.E.P "Perfectionist" attire's suit.

Link to R.E.P "Perfectionist" attire's pants.

Gallery

(Image shown displays the Perfect group's page. Group shout states "everything is perfect.")

(Image shown displays one of the Paradigm t-shirts displayed on their page.)


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