Ghost Face

Basic Information Full Name: Varies (multiple individuals have taken on the Ghost Face identity) Aliases/Nicknames: The Woodsboro Killer, Father Death Age: Varies Gender: Varies Occupation: Serial Killer Affiliation: None Appearance Height: Varies Build: Varies Eye Color: Not visible Hair Color: Not visible Distinguishing Features: Iconic white mask with a screaming expression, dark hooded robe Background Place of Origin: Woodsboro, California Family: Varies Education: Varies History: Ghost Face is a moniker used by various characters throughout the “Scream” film series, each with their own backstory and motives for killing. Personality Traits: Sadistic, manipulative, intelligent Likes: Horror movies, taunting victims Dislikes: Being unmasked, victims escaping Strengths: Stealth, unpredictability Weaknesses: Human vulnerabilities, overconfidence Abilities Skills: Stalking, phone call taunting Powers (if applicable): None beyond human capabilities Equipment/Tools: Bowie knife (Buck 120), voice changer Relationships Allies: None (typically works alone or with one accomplice) Enemies: Their victims and anyone who attempts to uncover their identity Romantic Interests: Varies Mentors: None Proteges: None Story Arcs Notable Events: Each film features a series of murders leading to the unmasking of the killer(s) Character Development: Each individual behind the mask has their own arc and development Challenges/Conflicts: The main conflict is between Ghost Face and their intended victims Quotes Catchphrases: “What’s your favorite scary movie?” Notable Dialogue: “Scary night, isn’t it? With all the murders and all it’s like… right out of a horror movie or something.” Trivia Interesting Facts: The Ghost Face mask was inspired by the Edvard Munch painting “The Scream.” Influences: The character draws on classic tropes of slasher films and the horror genre. Cultural Impact: Ghost Face has become an iconic figure in horror, recognizable by the distinct mask and voice. Probable Death Battle Victor Vs Marty McFly: Ghost Face, due to lethal intent and weaponry. Vs Robin Hood: Robin Hood, for his superior combat skills and strategic mind. Vs T-800 Terminator: T-800 Terminator, due to its robotic nature and advanced technology. Vs The Master Chief: The Master Chief, because of his enhanced abilities and futuristic equipment. Vs Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman, as her superhuman abilities and combat prowess are unmatched by a human killer. References First Appearance: Scream (1996) Creators: Kevin Williamson, Wes Craven. Portrayed by (if applicable): Multiple actors have portrayed the character, with the voice provided by Roger L. Jackson.