In this sketch, Wilford interviewed the Phone Guy from Five Nights at Freddy’s, when the interview was suddenly cut short by a power outage. He managed to incapacitate one and hold the other at gunpoint… only to be shot by the baby, who was presumed killed in the previous sketch.ĭespite the events of said sketch, Wilford seemed to have survived, as he resumed his career as a reporter and went on to host a talk show named “Warfstache Tonight” in Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Interview. In The Ned Affair, a direct sequel to the aforementioned sketch, Wilford would go on to answer for these murders when he was chased by two cops. Unable to control himself, he went on to shoot the wife, then their neighbor, then their dog, then, allegedly, their baby. After he got caught, he shot the husband with a gun in a panic. In The Warfstache Affair, Wilford got involved in a love affair with a husband’s wife. Wilford was shown to jump to ludicrous conclusions incredibly often during his interview, and bit back when Starting out as a senior reporter, he tried to get a breaking news story out of the Slender Man, who had fallen on hard times and started doing drugs. He is also capable of breaking the laws of space and time (or rather, narrative) as he pleases, allowing him to suddenly appear in different places without establishing how he got there, directly interact with other characters’ inner monologues, and recall events that haven’t occurred yet, among other possible things. The first official character created by Markiplier for his comedy sketches, Wilford Warfstache is eccentric in every meaning of the word, and not just in the fact that he has a pink handlebar mustache and constantly slurs his every word (and used to have an afro when he was younger). “It was an accident, I swear!” Wilford Warfstacheįirst appearance: The Fall of Slender Man (November 9th, 2012) This post will be updated whenever more of Markiplier’s characters are (re)introduced in any of Mark’s videos, or when additional crucial information about past characters is confirmed by Mark himself. You’ll have to look somewhere else if you want to know something about an “ego” you learned about in the #markiplier tag that isn’t listed here.
The first section of this post only pertains to what is factual and canon within Mark’s channel, whereas the “NOT CREATED BY MARKIPLIER” section is reserved for characters from outside of Mark’s channel that have garnered a big enough following. After reading this post and watching the videos linked, you’re guaranteed to be up to speed on most of the characters that tend to appear in Mark’s general videos and comedy sketches as well as in the Tumblr tag. That’s where this crash-course introduction post comes in. So, you’ve likely stumbled your way into the Markiplier fandom and found yourself in an ocean of confusion after seeing certain off-the-wall characters played by or tied to this wonderful guy.
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