MrYarwood2

You guys and I!!— MrYarwood2

Biography

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History

MrYarwood2 first made their Roblox account on 12/8/2021, making games titled "Yarwood's Homestead." "Investigate Ep1." "Room 6." And "Forest Is Silent".

On November 10, 2022, Stalzie started her MrYarwood2 investigation series, which helped MrYarwood2 rise in popularity, with him later gaining many high ranks in myth groups such as Unknown Myths Of Roblox.

Appearance

MrYarwood2's main avatar consists of a Biker Cap, Black Slacks with Suspenders, and a 1.0 Bff Necklace - I Right.

Personality and Traits

MrYarwood2 has a very mature, calm, and inviting personality. He ignores loud conflict between his guests, but furiously shouts at others if they explore prohibited places. His grammar is perfect, as well as his formality.

Abilities

• Unknown as of now.

MrYarwood's 0947 Variant "HeTheOneWhoKnowsAll" has the ability to transfer the souls of people into trees, as told to the player in Same Old Mistakes from a person's soul which was encased in a tree.

MrYarwood's 4478 Variant "The Wanderer" has the ability to cross dimensions and warp through time, as he has been mentioned and seen throughout Same Old Mistakes and Yarwood's Homestead.

There are still variants out there and will be known in the future, but as of right now, these are the main two we've seen with abilities.

Games

Yarwood's Homestead

Yarwood's Homestead is a game where you spawn in the center of the map, where a road leads you to the homstead where it progressively gets taller and longer every update.

Room 6

Room 6 is a game set in the late 70's with a variant that lives in room "06" on a premium floor, as you enter the room there are garbage bags with flies swarming around them, with the kitchen on the left and the living room on the right, With 3 rooms in the corridor in front, once you've entered the apartment room all 3 doors are opened, one is a spare guest bedroom, the other is a bathroom and the last one is his room with a king size bed with a desk in front of it with some scratched notes that can't be read anymore.

Memory

Memory is a game that wasn't fully released until 30.12.23. The game doesn't have a date, it's supposed to be based on, in the game there's a path that leads you to this bridge, once you've gone over the bridge there's a giant statue that leans over you, scaling across the small intense map with "strange noises" coming from the outskirts of the map.

The Fourth Door.

This game consists of a glowing white skybox, huge rock walls with a black stone door, and water which you're able to walk on. The black stone door is able to be opened by a code, and beside the black stone door is a YouTube link which leads to an unavailable video. After opening the black stone door, you get transported to The One Who Watches.

The One Who Watches.

The game has a white rectangle behind the place where the player spawns, and a blue skybox. There are a numerous amount of floating neon spheres which are connected to a black stone tentacle-like structure, and many more which aren't. At the top of the player's screen, there is a countdown for unknown reasons. On the black stone tentacle-like structure are transparent glowing purple orbs which shine, a purple orb at the top surrounded by moving black spheres, and a large neon-white object which gives out a purple glow. Additionally, there is a person pointing at one of the purple orbs, transporting purple particles to it.

Beyond the Drain.

The game starts off simply, with a short text cutscene and the player awakening on water, with a large white light coming from an unknown source, and the sun speedily moving across the sky. As you walk closer toward the light, the light slowly vanishes to reveal a church in the middle of the ocean, additionally, the moon rises the closer you get. The closer you get, the more dark it becomes, before barely being able to witness the church. When heading inside the church, there seems to be an invisible light source allowing you to see. Additionally, there seems to be a tomb with a cross on it and two mannequins standing beside a statue. Afterward, you get teleported to End of Beginning. (This game is currently closed.)

End of Beginning.

The game starts off with the player being in front of a house, beside a mailbox with the numbers reading "1339" on it. When going to the right, you see a neon-turquoise rectangle which in closer inspection is a neon-blue rectangle and two other objects. Walking into the forest leads you toward some kind of building you can't get to, with text which supposedly says "Yar's Bar". Deeper into the forest, you can reach an unanchored rectangle which resembles the one you last saw. To the left of the spawn, you can also reach another unanchored rectangle just like the one from the right of the forest. There seems to be other rectangles surrounding the house as well as the other few. The house seems to be an exact replica of the house from Yarwood's Household, the layout of the map as well. Inside the mailbox, there is a note that reads "KEEP THOSE DARN BLOCKS ON THE GRASS! -Tony". Inside the house, there's numerous amounts of notes scattered around with different timestamps on them. You need to place the neon-turquoise blocks in a staircase to climb up the invisible wall to reach the Yar's Bar. Then, you need to search around and open boxes to find a small button, which opens a door to the upstairs. Afterward, you need to click a button inside a lamp to open the window behind Yar's household to go inside the upstairs window and open the tomb which shows a lever that you need to flick on to open an abandoned building. Go to the forest in front of the house and you'll reach a building, then go inside it and you'll get teleported to None Available Building. (This game is currently closed.)

None Available Building

You get teleported to a strange grass structure inside an abandoned house in the middle of nowhere. In one of the rooms, there's a room full of buttons, and just like the End of Beginning, there's random notes scattered everywhere. On the ceiling of the lever-filled room, click the lever and head to the upstairs. You can enter the blue-door room and go inside the train, then be transported to Behind that door. (This game is currently closed.)

Behind that door.

You get teleported in some strange structure, with a window that shows some beach-like place getting blown away by some wind. Push the large charcoal ball with a creepy face near one of the windows with the balls that have faces sitting on a couch and jump inside it. Go through an open space in the wall and you reach some strange area with large grass. Inside the grass field, you must find a small lever to go through the exit. Now, walk on the stairs past the balls and go inside a white void. It'll transport a new game named "Jail Effectiveness". (This game is currently closed.)

Jail Effectiveness.

You get sent to a strange place, with invisible floors with notes scattered on them, a glass wall where you can see a color-changing gray man with a distorted face following you, and grassy objects surrounding you. Go through the forcefield-like grass to enter another room, then the slightly whiter wall will fall over after a bit. After, you enter a long hallway where if you head to the right, you can click a lever to open a black door to the wall. Then, go to the wall with the metallic cylinders and keep climbing until you reach a hole in it, and go through it. (This game is currently closed.)

Where The Secrets Are Lost.

You appear in some kind of sandy area, with desert buildings and above you is a large sign which says "Pax Romana". You can pass through the since, which will lead you to a bridge across water. The bridge has the same design as the desert buildings, with some leaves falling from the sides of the bridge's wooden roof. Passing through the bridge leads you to a second area, with palm trees and sand near the shore, and a large castle-like desert structure beside a wooden home with a person and nearby logs. Additionally, there are a few obelisks lying around inside the castle-like structure and beside it. Inside the castle-like structure is a large stone statue of an unknown person, and many decorations and structures inside the castle-like structure as well. Passing the statue, you'll be met with two signs, both saying that only romans can pass at that point. Despite the signs, you can still go through. Through the walkway and an inside part of the walkway, you'll be inside a strange structure, with many things such as a pit of water, an antique spinning wheel, and more. Going past the decor and the structures, you'll find some large empty area with doors at the end. To go through, you're required to click the doors, which open them and allow you to pass. Going through the next structure, you'll find some kind of memorial-like room with a throne and half a statue of what presumably was MrYarwood2's avatar at the time. To the area to the left, it is outside and there are a few benches. To the room to the right, there is a lit fire in the center of the room. (This game is currently closed.)

Same Old Mistakes..

This game is explained in episode 4 of the MrYarwood series on Stalzie's channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOCS2SOTDAk&list=PLlrZTO-SWu3bdARPi4lTMn1reuQxFrh0D&index=4

Forest is Silent

This game you start on the side of a road that then leads you through a path into a large forest many huts and strange cabins and around but the path tells you to keep going forward after a while you enter this strange building that seems to have a host fortunately the host isn't around and is free to explore many notes and secrets are hidden around with many more paths leading to different parts of the forest with many more secrets.

Theories

• The white square behind the spawn point in The One Who Watches is where you entered from, because you go through a white portal in The Fourth Door.
• The strange figure in The One Who Watches is giving the purple orb power, or is gaining power from it.
• The time period in Where The Secrets Are Lost is Pax Romana, hence why it says it on a sign.
• Mr. Yarwood killed people without them knowing, later placing their souls in trees inside Same Old Mistakes.

Trivia

• One of the trees in Same Old Mistakes was a child's soul which was playing Hide and Seek.

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References

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