Dicigious

Dicigious (aka Dice or Fanta) is a Roblox myth developer, known for their game Iris.

Biography

Dicigious was once called Allon, and he wanted to have a job within the animation industry. However, he needed to earn money, so he became the new owner of a video game company that his father formerly owned, who had recently passed away. One night, a man named Fade sent a person to kill Allon. Fade would trick people into signing contracts when they die, preventing them from getting into heaven or the underworld. Fade would then force the person to do whatever he liked, in this case, killing Allon. Fade eventually decided to revive Allon as Dicigious and put his soul into a video game called Cupid's Tower. The only way for him to escape is if Fade takes him to another world.

History

Dicigious first joined a family myth owned by one of his friends that he met in Milk Corp. He eventually left it due to being dissatisfied with the family. He then created his first game for The Emotional Rift with the help of RealityFallen and S3mpathy. Since then, he became more independent in developing and has since made his most popular game, Iris. He has since retired from the myth community.

Appearance

They currently wear the Ghostface, the Periastron Swordpack, the Lifted Shape Glasses, the [1.0 White Shirt Collar, the BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK pants, the !BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK shirt, and the White Messy Wavy Hair

Personality and Traits

Dicigious is usually happy and in a good mood but can sometimes be irritated depending on what people say. He will sometimes say strange phrases, such as "Mailbox Crash" and "Chopstick Bug."

Game(s)

Relationships

RealityFallen

Dicigious is good friends with RealityFallen, who plays a role in his myth. RealityFallen's "The Burning House" reveals a lot about Dicigious' story.

Theories

• Being in a video game has made Dicigious say weird phrases.

Trivia

• Dicigious' favorite color is aquamarine.
• Dicigious is a fan of Modizzhend.

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