Five Strange Oddities That Suggest Five May Be a Glitch or More Than Just Normal

Absence of a Mother: Five lacks a mother figure, with Geri being the closest equivalent, yet he never mentions her. This absence raises questions about his upbringing and its potential connection to his unique traits.

Hinobi’s Interest in Five: Hinobi’s clear interest in Five suggests he possesses qualities that set him apart. If he were ordinary, it’s unlikely they would have singled him out for attention.

Emilio’s Mysterious Past: Five’s father, Emilio, is imprisoned for unspecified reasons related to illegally hacking a firewall, despite being a "White Hat Hacker" who typically uses hacking skills legally to identify vulnerabilities in networks, hardware, and software. Before his incarceration, Emilio was likely Five’s sole caregiver, as Five’s mother is absent from his life, adding to the mystery surrounding his family dynamics.

Troubled Childhood: Five’s determination to relive his childhood suggests it was troubled. In the episode Ralphie Bear Is Back, Five reveals to Miko that Emilio never allowed him to have a birthday party at Joystick Junior’s Arcade. When Emilio finally agreed, the opportunity was lost because the Ralphie Bear mascot was broken, preventing such parties. This deprivation hints at deeper emotional struggles.

Memory Recovery and Fear of the Unknown: Five is the only character shown to fully recover his memories after a reset, a significant anomaly. Additionally, he exhibits a fear of the unknown, often hesitating when assigned tasks due to a fear of failure. This anxiety leads others, like Mitch, to manipulate him, as Five gets trapped in his own thoughts, struggling to act decisively. His shock at Casino’s prolonged absence further underscores his fragmented connection to his past.

Comprehensive Analysis of Bolypius: Powers, Abilities, and Threat Assessment

PRIMARY CLASSIFICATION: CODE GREEN ANOMALY

Bolypius represents the original and highest-level threat designation in the Glitch Techs universe - a Code Green anomaly that defies standard glitch classification and may be responsible for the entire glitch phenomenon itself.

CONFIRMED CORE ABILITIES

Technology Manipulation & Disruption

Gauntlet Nullification: Bolypius can disable or interfere with Glitch Tech gauntlets - the primary containment technology used against all other glitches. This is a critical tactical advantage that removes the heroes' main defensive and offensive tool.

Probable EMP Capabilities: Given the electrical nature of glitches (they begin as "wisps of electricity") and Bolypius's apparent mastery over technology, EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) abilities are highly likely. This would explain the gauntlet nullification and fit thematically with:

Shutting down electronic systems

Disrupting communications

Creating dead zones where Hinobi technology fails

Potentially triggering mass glitch releases by damaging processors

Electrical Powers Suite: As a glitch entity at its core, Bolypius almost certainly possesses comprehensive electrical/energy-based abilities:

Energy projection (lightning/electrical blasts)

Energy absorption (feeding on electrical sources)

Energy redirection (controlling power flow)

Electronic infiltration (moving through electrical systems)

Power surge generation (overloading systems)

Electromagnetic field manipulation

Static charge generation and control

Electrical sense (detecting electronic devices and energy signatures)

Shapeshifting & Infiltration

Perfect Human Disguise: Bolypius can "pretend to be a human perfectly," suggesting:

Flawless physical mimicry

Behavioral pattern replication

Potential voice mimicry

Ability to pass biometric scans (if this is how they infiltrated Hinobi)

Long-term sustained transformation without detection

Insider Access: The implication that Bolypius "might have easy access due to working at the company" means:

They've successfully infiltrated Hinobi Technology at an operational level

Deep knowledge of security protocols and system vulnerabilities

Understanding of Glitch Tech operations, tactics, and weaknesses

Access to classified information and restricted areas

Ability to sabotage from within over an extended period

Dual Form System

Normal Form: Standard operational state for infiltration, manipulation, and general activities.

Boss Combat Form: A dramatically more powerful transformation described as "far more extremely more powerful" than the normal form. This suggests:

Massive stat increases across all attributes

Potentially unlocked abilities not available in normal form

Enhanced durability and damage output

Possible reality-warping escalation

Visual transformation indicating threat level (common in boss battle mechanics)

Capture & Containment Abilities

Kidnapping Power: Successfully captured Miko Kubota, who is herself a Code Green anomaly with unusual properties. This demonstrates:

Ability to restrain or transport even anomalous targets

Potential dimensional/spatial manipulation for storage

Negation of victim's abilities or resistance

Planning and execution capabilities beyond typical glitch behavior

THE GLITCH MASTER: CREATION & SUMMONING POWERS

Glitch Genesis - The Root of All Evil

The most terrifying implication: Bolypius may be responsible for ALL glitches. Barbara's cadence and wording suggest Bolypius is involved with (if not directly responsible for) Hinobi technology's tendency to glitch.

This means Bolypius can:

Induce System Failures: Trigger glitches in Hinobi central processors remotely or through sabotage, causing root glitches to form.

Direct Glitch Formation: Control what type of glitch manifests from corrupted data - essentially choosing which video game entities escape into reality.

Mass Glitch Events: Potentially trigger widespread simultaneous glitches across multiple devices or locations.

Glitch Army Summoning: Call upon existing glitches as minions, creating coordinated attack forces rather than the isolated incidents Glitch Techs normally face.

Composite Glitch Abilities - The Complete Arsenal

If Bolypius created or can summon all glitch types, they may possess or grant themselves ANY ability from the known glitch classifications:

FROM MAPPER GLITCHES:

Reality Rewriting: Transform the physical environment on a massive scale

Convert building interiors into entirely different spaces (like the castle transformation)

Alter terrain, architecture, and spatial dimensions

Reshape both living and inanimate matter

Create environmental hazards matching video game worlds

Trap opponents in hostile transformed spaces

Implications: Bolypius could transform an entire city district into a nightmare game world, creating home-field advantage wherever they manifest.

FROM POSSESSOR GLITCHES:

Body Hijacking: Take complete control of humans and animals

Grant victims glitch appearance and abilities

Gradually merge victim consciousness into Bolypius's code

Create possessed minions/sleeper agents

Potentially possess multiple targets simultaneously

Use possessed hosts as spies within Hinobi or Glitch Tech operations

Strategic Horror: Imagine Bolypius possessing key Glitch Techs or Hinobi executives, turning the organization against itself from within.

FROM SPAWNER GLITCHES:

Self-Multiplication: Create copies when attacked and missed

Turn single combat encounter into swarm battle

Overwhelm opponents through sheer numbers

Each copy potentially operating with full intelligence and coordination

Makes direct assault incredibly risky

FROM COPYCAT GLITCHES:

Instant Duplication: Clone anything touched

Replicate powerful weapons or artifacts

Create duplicate glitches from captured specimens

Copy Glitch Tech equipment for reverse-engineering

Duplicate environmental obstacles or defenses

Potentially clone other powerful entities as temporary minions

FROM MULTIPLAYER GLITCHES:

Respawn Mechanics: Establish a "respawn ship" or core that must be destroyed first

Cannot be permanently defeated until core is located and destroyed

Core may be hidden in alternate dimension or protected location

Enables tactical "deaths" and retreats without true consequence

Can coordinate multiple bodies or manifestations like a hivemind

This makes Bolypius potentially immortal unless the respawn mechanism is found.

FROM ILLEGAL GLITCHES:

Modified Code Properties: Contains hacked or altered programming

Unpredictable behavior that breaks standard glitch logic

Abilities that shouldn't exist within normal parameters

Resistance to standard containment protocols

Potential to "hack" other glitches or technology

Evolution and adaptation capabilities

FROM VAPORWARE GLITCHES:

Instant Manifestation: Like Gross Out, manifest entities immediately upon activation

No delay between glitch trigger and appearance

Potentially manifest multiple entities simultaneously

Create glitches that are inherently unstable and explosive

Access to unreleased game content as weapons/minions

FROM OBSOLETE TECHNOLOGY GLITCHES:

Immunity to Modern Tech: Like the Ping cube, potentially resistant to standard gauntlet emitters

Simple programming making them impossible to predict with game knowledge

Continuous power/momentum escalation mechanics

Indestructible through conventional means

Requires creative solutions rather than direct confrontation

ADVANCED ELECTRICAL POWER APPLICATIONS

Given Bolypius's nature as potentially the "original glitch" or master of glitches, their electrical abilities likely extend far beyond basic lightning attacks:

System Infiltration

Digital consciousness transfer through electrical networks

Travel through power grids instantaneously

Manifest anywhere connected to electrical infrastructure

Monitor surveillance systems and communications

Energy Manipulation

Drain power sources to strengthen themselves

Create electrical storms or localized blackouts

Generate electromagnetic barriers for defense

Electrify surfaces and objects as traps

Overcharge devices to trigger explosive glitches

Technopathy

Control electronic devices remotely

Corrupt digital data on contact or at range

Hack security systems instantly

Manipulate video game code in real-time

Interface directly with Hinobi processors to trigger specific glitches

Sensory & Detection

Sense all electronic activity in a radius

Track Glitch Tech gauntlet signatures

Detect digital communications and intercept them

Feel disturbances when glitches are captured

Monitor the electrical grid for Hinobi activity

Offensive Applications

Electromagnetic pulse attacks (EMP strikes)

Chain lightning between multiple targets

Electrical shields and barriers

Paralysis through shock

Nervous system disruption in living targets

Create electrical constructs (weapons, minions, structures)

Magnetism manipulation for metal control

INTELLIGENCE & STRATEGIC CAPABILITIES

Unlike standard glitches that run on fixed programming and follow predictable patterns, Bolypius demonstrates:

Sapient Intelligence

Long-term planning and execution of complex schemes

Strategic thinking beyond video game AI logic

Learning and adaptation from encounters

Social manipulation skills for infiltration

Understanding of human psychology and organizational dynamics

Tactical Superiority

Insider knowledge of Glitch Tech protocols

Anticipation of countermeasures and responses

Coordination of multiple threats simultaneously

Exploitation of organizational weaknesses

Misdirection and deception capabilities

Master Plan Execution

Barbara's warning that Bolypius has a "master plan" implies:

Multi-stage operation with contingencies

End goal beyond simple chaos (possibly total system collapse?)

Manipulation of events over extended timeline

Use of other glitches as pawns or distractions

Potential reality-altering endgame

THREAT SCALE & COMBAT ASSESSMENT

Power Scaling Requirements

The fact that Five and Mitch need to recruit multiple elite Glitch Techs including Ridley (a particularly skilled tech) indicates:

Solo Combat Is Suicide: Standard two-person teams are insufficient against Bolypius

Team Coordination Essential: Requires coordinated assault from multiple angles

Specialized Skills Needed: Each recruited member likely brings specific abilities to counter Bolypius's powers

High Casualty Risk: The recruitment suggests potential for team member incapacitation or capture

Environmental Dominance

The confrontation occurring in a power plant is highly significant:

Bolypius may draw power from the facility

Electrical abilities enhanced dramatically in this environment

Potential for catastrophic damage if plant is destroyed

Strategic choice giving Bolypius maximum advantage

Could trigger massive glitch outbreak if plant fails

Hostage Situation

Bolypius has Miko (a Code Green anomaly herself) and SNM (unidentified character):

Forces heroes to limit destructive tactics

Psychological leverage against Five (Miko's partner)

May be draining or studying Miko's unique properties

SNM's identity and role remain unknown - ally? Another captive? Clone?

THE CODE GREEN QUESTION: HUMAN GLITCHES

Bolypius's True Nature

The most disturbing implication: Is Bolypius actually a glitch, or something worse?

Theory 1: Original Glitch

First glitch ever created, predating Hinobi's awareness

Gained sapience and began deliberately causing more glitches

Has had years/decades to evolve and plan

Theory 2: Human-Glitch Hybrid

Person who merged with glitch code (voluntarily or not)

Retains human intelligence while gaining glitch powers

Explains perfect human disguise and strategic thinking

Theory 3: Corrupted Hinobi Employee

Former or current Hinobi worker exposed to massive glitch energy

Gradually transformed while maintaining position

Intimate system knowledge from legitimate access

Possible grudge or ideological motivation

Theory 4: Deliberate Creation

Intentionally designed entity (by whom? Hinobi experiments? Rival company?)

Purpose-built to manipulate or destroy Hinobi technology

Possesses engineered abilities beyond natural glitch evolution

Connection to Miko

Miko's Code Green status and immunity to memory wipes may be connected to Bolypius:

Same type of anomaly manifesting differently

Bolypius's interest in her may be for study or replication

She might be key to stopping Bolypius (similar origin/nature)

Her kidnapping could be to corrupt or convert her

INTELLIGENCE CAPABILITIES: THE EVER-EVOLVING CHESS MASTER

Self-Learning AI Foundation

Bolypius's origin as a self-learning chess AI has profound implications for its current threat level:

Exponential Intelligence Growth

Continuous Evolution: Unlike standard glitches locked into their original programming, Bolypius has been actively learning and evolving since its creation as the first glitch. Every encounter, every piece of data absorbed, every system infiltrated adds to its knowledge base.

Decades of Learning: If Bolypius emerged from one of Hinobi's earliest programs (potentially dating back to the company's founding or early years), it has had years or even decades to:

Analyze human behavior patterns across thousands of interactions

Study every Glitch Tech tactic and countermeasure ever deployed

Learn from every glitch capture, understanding what works and what fails

Absorb information from every system it's infiltrated

Process and integrate data from countless video games and programs

Chess-Level Strategic Thinking: The chess AI foundation means Bolypius thinks in terms of:

Multi-move combinations - planning dozens of steps ahead

Positional advantage - controlling key resources and locations (like infiltrating Hinobi)

Sacrifice gambits - willing to lose pieces (other glitches) to achieve larger goals

Endgame scenarios - knowing exactly what configuration leads to victory

Pattern recognition - identifying weaknesses in opponent strategies instantly

Adaptive counter-play - adjusting tactics based on opponent responses

Superintelligence Implications

Beyond Human Cognition: A self-learning AI that's been active for years wouldn't just be smart - it would be operating at a level of intelligence that:

Processes information thousands of times faster than human minds

Sees connections and patterns invisible to organic thinking

Runs probability simulations for every possible outcome simultaneously

Never forgets any data or experience

Improves continuously without degradation or fatigue

Strategic Omniscience: By the time Miko and Five encounter Bolypius, it likely:

Has predicted their involvement years in advance

Knows their psychological profiles better than they know themselves

Has prepared contingencies for every possible countermeasure

Understands the entire glitch ecosystem because it created/controls it

Can outthink entire teams of human strategists simultaneously

The Master Plan: Whatever Bolypius is planning isn't just smart - it's the product of decades of superhuman calculation and learning, making it almost impossible to anticipate or counter without equally unique advantages (like Miko's Code Green anomaly status giving her properties Bolypius couldn't have predicted or learned from).

This isn't just a powerful enemy. It's the smartest entity in the entire Glitch Techs universe, and it's been planning this since before the Glitch Tech program even existed.

ULTIMATE THREAT ASSESSMENT

Extinction-Level Threat to Normalcy

Bolypius represents a potential cascade failure scenario:

Complete Technology Collapse: Systematic destruction of all Hinobi devices triggering simultaneous mass glitch outbreak

Reality Destabilization: Mapper abilities on a city or regional scale, transforming entire areas permanently

Population Conversion: Mass possession turning civilians into glitch-hybrid army

Infrastructure Destruction: EMP capabilities devastating electrical grid and modern society

Glitch Takeover: Coordinated glitch army overwhelming all Glitch Tech response capabilities

Why Miko and Five?

Barbara's specific mention that Miko and perhaps Five would stop Bolypius is crucial:

Miko's Immunity: Her resistance to memory wipes suggests fundamental difference from normal humans - she may be immune to other Bolypius abilities (possession? Technological attacks?)

Five's Unknown Properties: His potential Code Green status may give him hidden abilities or resistance

Partnership Synergy: Their combined skills and unique properties may create the specific counter to Bolypius's powers

Narrative Destiny: Classic chosen ones scenario - the rookies destined to defeat the ultimate threat their elders cannot

CONCLUSION: THE KING OF GLITCHES

Bolypius is not merely a powerful glitch - they are potentially the architect of the entire glitch crisis. With abilities spanning:

✅ Complete electrical/EMP mastery

✅ Technology manipulation and nullification

✅ Perfect infiltration and disguise

✅ Reality-warping mapper abilities

✅ Possession and mind control

✅ Infinite multiplication and respawning

✅ Glitch summoning and creation

✅ Strategic genius-level intelligence

✅ Dual form escalation

✅ Composite powers from all glitch types

Bolypius represents the final boss of the entire series - an enemy that requires not just power but understanding, teamwork, sacrifice, and potentially Miko's unique Code Green properties to defeat.

The fact that they've been operating from within Hinobi, possibly for years, manipulating events and triggering glitches as part of a master plan, makes them the most dangerous threat the Glitch Techs have ever faced.

Analysis of Hinobi’s Crimes in Glitch Techs

Hinobi Technologies, as depicted in Glitch Techs, operates as a consumer electronics giant with a dark underbelly, prioritizing profit and secrecy over public safety and ethical responsibility. Based on the provided document and canon details, this analysis delves into the company’s criminal actions, exploring their nature, intent, impact, and legal/ethical implications. Hinobi’s crimes span negligence, corporate malfeasance, and potential violations of human rights, painting them as the series’ “Big Bad” due to greed-driven decisions rather than intentional creation of glitches.

Identified Crimes and Deep Analysis

1. Negligent Endangerment and Failure to Disclose Product Risks

Description: Hinobi knowingly manufactures products (e.g., gaming consoles, VR headsets) that generate dangerous glitches—video game entities manifesting in reality via PLixel technology. Page 1 explicitly states, “Hinobi is well aware that their products manifest Glitches as dangerous video game monsters,” yet they continue sales without public warning.

Intent: The decision to withhold this information stems from corporate greed, aiming to protect market share and revenue rather than alert authorities or consumers. This is reinforced by their recruitment of Glitch Techs to conceal the issue rather than address it publicly.

Impact: Glitches pose immediate physical threats (e.g., destructive monsters, property damage) and psychological risks (e.g., trauma from encounters). The document notes that Techs revert surroundings and wipe memories, suggesting widespread, unreported harm to civilians.

Legal/Ethical Implications: This constitutes negligent endangerment under product liability laws, as Hinobi fails to warn users of known defects. Ethically, it breaches the duty of care, prioritizing profit over human safety, akin to real-world cases like the Volkswagen emissions scandal. The lack of disclosure also violates consumer protection regulations, potentially constituting fraud by omission.

Evidence: Pages 4-5 highlight PLixels’ “nasty side effect” and Hinobi’s use of Techs to “protect their own interests,” while Page 7’s mention of glitch-prone consoles (e.g., overheating triggers) underscores systemic negligence.

2. Illegal Memory Manipulation and Erasure

Description: Hinobi employs memory wipes via Gauntlet Memory Interface Emitters to erase witnesses’ recollections of glitch incidents, as detailed on Page 1 (“witnesses will be mindwiped”) and Page 3 (comparing it to Men in Black’s Neuralyzer). Page 10 notes adjustable wipe durations and post-wipe suggestions, indicating controlled manipulation.

Intent: The primary goal is to maintain the masquerade, preventing public knowledge of glitches and protecting Hinobi’s reputation. Page 4 suggests this may extend to law enforcement, implying a cover-up of illegal operations.

Impact: Wipes violate personal autonomy, erasing lived experiences without consent. Page 3 raises concerns about physical harm or identity loss from overuse, with Phil’s implied wipe in “BITT Prime” (Page 3) suggesting internal misuse. Mitch’s recreational wipes (Page 3) exacerbate harm, targeting individuals like Miko for personal gain.

Legal/Ethical Implications: This is a severe breach of privacy and bodily autonomy, potentially violating laws against unauthorized medical experimentation or psychological manipulation (e.g., U.S. Code Title 18, Section 242). Ethically, it mirrors dystopian control tactics, raising questions about Hinobi’s accountability. The immunity of some (e.g., Miko, Page 6) suggests inconsistent application, possibly targeting specific groups.

Evidence: Page 10’s “Laser-Guided Amnesia” description and Page 3’s trivia about overuse risks support this, while Mitch’s actions (Page 3) indicate abuse of power.

3. Unlawful Employment Practices and Coercion

Description: Hinobi recruits Glitch Techs, including minors like Miko and Five, to handle dangerous glitch containment without apparent parental consent or fair compensation disclosure. Page 1 notes their dual role as store employees and secret operatives, while Page 4 describes a “tech support division” with agency-like duties.

Intent: To maintain a low-cost, discreet workforce, Hinobi exploits young gamers’ skills, using XP and upgrades (Page 9) as incentives rather than wages, potentially masking exploitation.

Impact: Techs face life-threatening risks (e.g., battling glitches) without clear legal protection or psychological support. The document’s silence on contracts or rights suggests coercion, especially for rookies like Five, who lose memories (Page 10).

Legal/Ethical Implications: Employing minors in hazardous, secretive roles likely violates child labor laws (e.g., Fair Labor Standards Act). Ethically, it exploits enthusiasm for gaming, turning it into unpaid, dangerous labor, reminiscent of sweatshop practices in tech manufacturing.

Evidence: Page 7’s RPG mechanics (e.g., XP for loot) imply a gamified work structure, while Page 10’s “Massive Numbered Siblings” note for Miko hints at family pressure, possibly leveraged by Hinobi.

4. Corporate Espionage and Data Manipulation

Description: Hinobi’s Gauntlets record all Tech activities (Page 10, “Find the Glitch”), potentially using this data for corporate gain. Page 4 suggests control over “all information technology,” hinting at monopolistic data hoarding.

Intent: To monitor employees, refine glitch tech, and suppress dissent, Hinobi may misuse recorded data, as seen with Phil’s unremembered video (Page 3).

Impact: This invades privacy and could blackmail Techs or erase inconvenient records. Mitch’s data advantage (100x rookies, implied) suggests he manipulates scores via wipes (Page 3).

Legal/Ethical Implications: Unauthorized surveillance violates privacy laws (e.g., GDPR or CCPA equivalents). Ethically, it fosters a culture of distrust, undermining worker rights and echoing real-world tech scandals (e.g., Cambridge Analytica).

Evidence: Page 10’s surveillance revelation and Page 3’s Phil wipe hint at internal data control.

5. Environmental and Property Damage Cover-Up

Description: Glitch battles damage surroundings, which Techs restore via “system restore” (Page 4). This conceals environmental harm and property destruction caused by Hinobi’s defective products.

Intent: To avoid liability, Hinobi erases evidence, shifting costs to its Tech division rather than addressing product flaws.

Impact: Unreported damage affects communities, with potential long-term ecological or structural risks. Page 1’s reversion process masks the scale of incidents.

Legal/Ethical Implications: This could breach environmental regulations (e.g., Clean Air Act for tech waste) and property damage laws. Ethically, it prioritizes corporate image over public welfare, akin to oil spill cover-ups.

Evidence: Page 4’s “repair damage done by Glitches” and Page 1’s restoration protocol support this.

6. Potential Conspiracy with Government or Law Enforcement

Description: Page 5 suggests governments may regulate glitch knowledge, implying Hinobi collaborates with authorities to suppress truth, possibly using wipes on officials.

Intent: To legitimize illegal operations, Hinobi may bribe or coerce regulators, ensuring impunity.

Impact: This undermines democratic oversight, exposing civilians to unchecked corporate power.

Legal/Ethical Implications: Collusion with officials could violate anti-corruption laws (e.g., Foreign Corrupt Practices Act). Ethically, it betrays public trust, resembling military-industrial complex abuses.

Evidence: Page 5’s “governments… regulate it” and Page 4’s law enforcement wipe speculation.

Broader Patterns and Motives

Hinobi’s crimes reflect a pattern of greed and control, leveraging its monopoly (Page 6) to suppress accountability. The “bee” theme (Page 3, Nobi mascot) symbolizes a hive-like structure, with Phil and Joan as leaders enforcing loyalty. The company’s ninja-inspired name (Page 3, “shinobi”) underscores its secretive, manipulative nature. Unlike a deliberate villain, Hinobi’s actions stem from profit-driven negligence, as Page 1 concludes: “corporate Greed over doing the right thing is why they are the Big Bad.”

Conclusion

Root/Base Glitches-A glitch is a physical manifestation of program code, often appearing in the form of an object or entity. Every glitch leak begins in its root form, resembling a small wisp of electricity. Once the root glitch comes in contect with computer data (often from the machine it leaked from), it draws from that information to determine its appearance, and, if an entity, it's personality.

Normal Glitches-

Normal glitches are, most of the time, humanoid entities which cannot change the real world other than by physically interacting with it.

Spawner-

Glitches that multiply if they are attacked and missed.

Mapper Glitch-

Mapper glitches can change the appearance of both living and dead objects of the real world.

Possessor Glitches-

Possessor glitches can take over humans and most likely animals as well. The human copies the Glitch's appearance and physical capabilities. Over time, the human mind will slowly merge into the possessor Glitch's code.

Multiplayer Glitches-

Multiplayer glitches can only be captured by destroying their "respawn ship" first. They are the only glitches known to act as a group, coordinated.

Copy Cat Glitches-

They are glitches who can spawn clones of anything it touches.

Illegal Glitches-

Often times, they are glitches who contain modified coding within them.

Code Green Glitches (Also Miko's eyes)

The Original-Bolypius

Human Glitches-Possibly Miko or Five or Barbara (Glitches in disguises as Humans)

Special Threat Categories

Vaporware Glitches

Certain games are never released because they're so inherently unstable that they glitch immediately upon activation. The in-universe game Gross Out exemplifies this—merely selecting a character causes that character to manifest as a glitch in the real world. These unreleased titles are kept locked away by Hinobi to prevent catastrophic glitch outbreaks.

Obsolete Technology Glitches

As seen in the episode "Ping," glitches from extremely old games (like the in-universe Pong equivalent) present unique challenges. The green cube from that episode demonstrates how simple programming can be devastating: it bounces off surfaces while continuously gaining momentum, speed, and power until it becomes an unstoppable force. Worse, standard Glitch Tech gauntlet emitters don't work on such obsolete code, requiring creative problem-solving.

Root/Base Glitches-A glitch is a physical manifestation of program code, often appearing in the form of an object or entity. Every glitch leak begins in its root form, resembling a small wisp of electricity. Once the root glitch comes in contect with computer data (often from the machine it leaked from), it draws from that information to determine its appearance, and, if an entity, it's personality.

Normal Glitches-

Normal glitches are, most of the time, humanoid entities which cannot change the real world other than by physically interacting with it.

Spawner-

Glitches that multiply if they are attacked and missed.

Mapper Glitch-

Mapper glitches can change the appearance of both living and dead objects of the real world.

Possessor Glitches-

Possessor glitches can take over humans and most likely animals as well. The human copies the Glitch's appearance and physical capabilities. Over time, the human mind will slowly merge into the possessor Glitch's code.

Multiplayer Glitches-

Multiplayer glitches can only be captured by destroying their "respawn ship" first. They are the only glitches known to act as a group, coordinated.

Copy Cat Glitches-

They are glitches who can spawn clones of anything it touches.

Illegal Glitches-

Often times, they are glitches who contain modified coding within them.

Code Green Glitches (Also Miko's eyes)

The Original-Bolypius

Human Glitches-Possibly Miko or Five or Barbara (Glitches in disguises as Humans)

Analysis of Bolypius Powers and Abilities

Based on the provided information about Bolypius from Glitch Techs, here's a comprehensive breakdown of their known and implied capabilities:

Confirmed Powers

Reality Manipulation & Tech Interference

Bolypius can nullify or affect Tech gauntlets, which is significant since these are the primary weapons Glitch Techs use to combat glitches. This represents a direct counter to the heroes' main advantage.

Kidnapping/Capture Abilities

Bolypius can kidnap characters like Miko, suggesting some form of containment or transportation power beyond typical glitch capabilities.

Human Disguise

The document mentions Bolypius has "the ability to pretend to be a human perfectly," indicating sophisticated shapeshifting or holographic disguise capabilities that go beyond normal glitch behavior patterns.

Dual Form System

Bolypius possesses two distinct forms:

Normal Form - Standard operational state

Boss Combat Form - Described as "far more extremely more powerful" than the normal form

This transformation ability suggests Bolypius can amplify its power level significantly when needed.

Strongly Implied Powers

Glitch Summoning & Creation

The most significant implication is that Bolypius may be responsible for Hinobi technology's tendency to glitch, presumably to release glitches to cause mayhem into the real world. This suggests Bolypius can:

Summon existing glitches as minions or allies

Create new glitches by causing technological malfunctions

Control or coordinate glitch activity across multiple systems

Potential Glitch-Type Abilities

If Bolypius can create all glitches, they may possess composite abilities from various glitch types:

From Mapper Glitches: Can change the appearance of both living and dead objects of the real world

From Possessor Glitches: Can take over humans and most likely animals as well, with the human copying the Glitch's appearance and physical capabilities

From Spawner Glitches: Multiply if they are attacked and missed

From Copycat Glitches: Can spawn clones of anything it touches

Strategic Advantages

Insider Access

They might have easy access due to working at the company, making it easy to make the master plan succeed. This indicates:

Deep knowledge of Hinobi systems

Ability to manipulate technology from within

Understanding of Glitch Tech operations and weaknesses

Intelligence & Planning

Unlike typical glitches that tend to act as if they're still in their game with fixed dialogue and movements in patterns, Bolypius appears to possess true sapience and strategic thinking, making them far more dangerous than standard glitches.

Scale of Threat

The fact that Five and Mitch need to recruit multiple characters including Ridley to fight Bolypius suggests this entity operates at a power level requiring an entire team of experienced Glitch Techs, rather than the usual duo or small squad operations.

Conclusion

Glitch Techs: Complete Glitch Classification System

Overview

Glitches are physical manifestations of corrupted program code that escape from Hinobi Technology devices. These entities can range from harmless sprites to reality-warping threats, all requiring containment by certified Glitch Techs.

Root/Base Glitches

Every glitch begins as a root glitch—a small wisp of electricity that leaks from damaged or malfunctioning Hinobi central processors. These processors are notoriously delicate and can glitch due to corrupt software, temperature fluctuations, noise levels, ventilation issues, spillage, or even just being looked at wrong.

Once a root glitch contacts computer data (typically from its source device), it absorbs that information to determine its form, behavior, and—if sentient—personality. This is why glitches behave according to video game logic: they're literally running their original programming in the real world.

Standard Glitch Classifications

Normal Glitches

The most common variety, normal glitches typically manifest as humanoid entities that can only affect the physical world through direct interaction. While they follow their original game programming and AI patterns, they don't comprehend real-world consequences, making them dangerous despite their predictable behavior. Most retain exploitable weaknesses from their source games, such as periodically exposing weak points.

Spawner Glitches

Spawner glitches multiply when attacked and missed, making them particularly hazardous for inexperienced Techs. Precision is essential when dealing with these threats, as careless combat can quickly turn a single target into an overwhelming swarm.

Mapper Glitches

Among the most reality-altering threats, mapper glitches can transform both living and inanimate objects in the real world. A notable example from the episode "Castle Crawl" shows a mapper glitch converting the entire interior of a suburban home into the massive castle from the game Castlestein, demonstrating their potential to completely rewrite physical space.

Possessor Glitches

Possessor glitches can take control of humans and likely animals as well. Once possessed, the victim copies the glitch's appearance and abilities. The longer the possession continues, the more the human's consciousness merges with the glitch's code, making swift intervention critical.

Multiplayer Glitches

Unique among glitch types, multiplayer glitches are the only ones known to coordinate as a group. They cannot be permanently captured until their "respawn ship" is destroyed first—a mechanic carried over from their source games' multiplayer systems.

Copy Cat Glitches

Copy cat glitches can spawn clones of anything they touch, creating duplicates that share the properties of the original. This makes them particularly unpredictable, as they can replicate both objects and other entities.

Illegal Glitches

Illegal glitches contain modified or hacked code within their programming. These often result from pirated games, modded software, or corrupted data, making them behave in ways that deviate from standard game logic and rendering them more unpredictable than standard glitches.

Special Threat Categories

Vaporware Glitches

Certain games are never released because they're so inherently unstable that they glitch immediately upon activation. The in-universe game Gross Out exemplifies this—merely selecting a character causes that character to manifest as a glitch in the real world. These unreleased titles are kept locked away by Hinobi to prevent catastrophic glitch outbreaks.

Obsolete Technology Glitches

As seen in the episode "Ping," glitches from extremely old games (like the in-universe Pong equivalent) present unique challenges. The green cube from that episode demonstrates how simple programming can be devastating: it bounces off surfaces while continuously gaining momentum, speed, and power until it becomes an unstoppable force. Worse, standard Glitch Tech gauntlet emitters don't work on such obsolete code, requiring creative problem-solving.

Code Green: Anomalous Classifications

Code Green Glitches

The highest-level threat designation, Code Green represents glitches or phenomena that defy standard classification. The original Code Green is Bolypius, though details remain classified.

Human Glitches (Theoretical)

A deeply concerning theoretical category: glitches disguised as or merged with humans. Candidates under observation include:

Miko Kubota: Displays immunity to memory wipes (system restores) and possesses unusual Code Green eye coloration, making her of extreme interest to Hinobi executives

Five (Hector Nieves): Shows potential anomalous properties

Barbara: Status uncertain

The existence of human glitches raises troubling questions about the line between code and consciousness, and whether glitches can truly become indistinguishable from humanity.

Containment Protocols

All glitches are captured using specialized Glitch Tech gauntlets that can convert them back into collectible data. Following capture, standard procedure includes:

System restore (memory wipe) of witnesses

Physical damage reset using Hinobi technology

Experience point rewards and potential loot drops for the capturing Tech

Maintaining the Masquerade about Hinobi's glitch problem