He is seen as the end result of one of Sam's puzzle piece searches. Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frighteningĭarkness plays a cameo during the sequel, Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frightening.
He finishes off waving goodbye to Sam, and as Sam falls asleep, Darkness ends the game with a wink to the screen. Darkness loses the game in the end, but is happy to find a new friend. Sam sees this predicament, and agrees to play a game of "Cheese and Crackers" with him. He explains his loneliness and accepts his fate inside Sam's lunch box. He is then seen as an isolated shadow, hoping to find a friend. Games No Need to Hide When It's Dark Outsideĭarkness appears to be the main antagonist during the original game, and is seen as a monstrous villain, up until Sam confronts him. To his surprise, Sam rejects the capture and decides to play a game of "Cheese of Crackers" with Darkness, and eventually conquering the fear of the dark. He tells Sam the story and sorrowfully awaits his capture by Sam. Being a shadow, he appears when everyone's sleeping, thus, he has no one to play with. He actually is seen as a shadow who fears loneliness. However, during the game, Darkness is completely different to that of the comic strip. However, he is hindered by Pajama-Man, who ultimately fools Darkness' plan.
He plans to switch off every light source and throw the world into eternal darkness. 2.2 Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frighteningĭuring the comic strip Sam is seen reading during the beginning of the original game, Darkness is portrayed as a villain with dark shades, dark green gloves, and a sinister tuxedo.
2.1 No Need to Hide When It's Dark Outside.
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