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Ovenmites

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ovenmites is a popular myth known for their game "Void". They created their account in 2010 but likely became active as a myth in 2017, with them continuing to be active to the time of writing this. Their story seems to be about a group of spirits that guide the worthy through their realm.

Biography

Since ovenmites' game does not talk about ovenmites, much is unknown about ovenmites himself. It's plausible that earlier versions of his game spoke more about ovenmites, but due to a lack of documentation, this information is now lost. Despite these factors, there are things which can be written in this biography.

Based on findings in Void, ovenmites is possibly a member or someone worshiped by an ancient group of spirits. These spirits worship "Void", a legend with many unknowns as it has been lost to time. These worshipers have a castle, featuring many references to their folklore and mythos.

History

ovenmites created their account on the 12th of May, 2010. It's known that they were active during this time, as they have the "Combat Initiate" badge, the "Warrior" badge and the "Friendship" badge unlocked prior to getting the "Veteran" badge. As the Veteran badge celebrates one year on the platform, having badges prior to this means that the player in question gained these badges before their account became a year old.

The first mention of ovenmites ever comes from late 2013, when a user named "Jetdarc" accused ovenmites of beaming their account.[1] The forum post states that while Jetdarc was at a place called something along the lines of "build a mountain base", Jetdarc met ovenmites. ovenmites then supposedly stated that he had Outrageous Builder's Club for a life time. This somehow led to Jetdarc's account being stolen by ovenmites and all of his items being taken. There is a lack of evidence for this claim, but it's very possible that this could've occurred

The first actual evidence of ovenmites being a myth comes from late 2017, when ovenmites uploaded three different models[2]. All of these models resembled things which could be seen in Void, and therefor help the claim that he began to be a myth in 2017. Later on in 2018, ovenmites was mentioned in 2018 for the first time. The game "Void" was then hunted, most notably by the users afcdeg1 and valmerin.

After this, the game would be hunted a few times in Robloxian Myth Hunters, although not much of this was archived in the server. The game was also supposedly added to the Myth Places to Investigate game. ovenmites themselves during this time was quite inactive. The first major bit of activity from them came in 2021, when they updated their game for the first time since 2017. After this he would once again go inactive till 2023, when ovenmites once again came online and fully revamped his game, adding two badges, only one of them currently being accessible. Currently, ovenmites is still actively online, but has yet to update his game since December 2023.

Appearance

ovenmites wears a fully white outfit, with the "Black Torso" pants. He also has the "Empyrean Reignment" accessory. This avatar appears to resemble a sort of angel, which could mean that ovenmites is more than just a regular Robloxian. It's worth a mention that despite never appearing in Void, his "Empyrean Reignment" accessory can be seen in game, seemingly being worshiped by three people.

Personality and Traits

Ovenmites has been seen multiple times in Null, though the information still lacks too much to really define a personality.

-Ovenmites does have good grammar.

-In-game they seem to act in a mysterious way, standing still randomly and not moving a lot.

-Although, they do have a sense of humor, likely because of how casual their appearances in-game are.

Game(s)

Void

(Main Article: Void)

Void is an extremely large game, which takes place in giant map connected by teleports. It currently has four badges, three of which is attainable, which can be attained by exploring the map and finding secret gears referred in-game as "relics". The player then uses these gears to eventually get the first badge which is the "relickeeper".

Null

Null is a rather small game compared to Void, although it's still worth mentioning. The game takes place in a floating island floating in a void with a tree, and on a side of the island resides a black transparent figure with the void star playing the piano, Upon clicking the figure it will give you dialogue, dialogue that changes depending on what badges you have in Void. Falling from the island will teleport you to Void aswell.

It is also known that ovenmites uses to appear in Null from time to time.

Theories

This section has not been written in the source archive.

Trivia

  • It is possible that ovenmites is a password-guessed account due to the jump in their activity.
  • ovenmites previously had several friends, but currently has 0.
    • Them previously having friends can be seen by them following users who also follow them, an artifact from the old friends system which Roblox had. The friends which ovenmites had were not myth related, furthering the idea that prior to 2017 they were not a myth.
  • One of the models which ovenmites uploaded appears to show a part of the old Void map[3], although due to the appearance of it it's hard to tell.
  • For an unknown reason, T0PSI follows ovenmites.
  • Ovenmites used to have many badges, but all of them are now deleted.
    • A lot of them were related to the Roblox Egghunts.
  • Based on a piece of text in an earlier version of Void, ovenmites is connected to a user named Malfact.[4]
  • ovenmites is followed by MythArchiver, NotableMyths and GoodMyths.

References

ovenmites' Roblox Profile

Further Reading

References and sources

  1. https://archive.froast.io/forum/111731887 ↑
  2. As seen in image 1, 2 and 3 of the Gallery. ↑
  3. As seen in image 3 of the Gallery. ↑
  4. As seen in image 4 of the Gallery. ↑
Article source & attribution

Text from Ovenmites — Myth Community Wiki, revision 110396, by its contributors. Source revision dated June 18, 2026. Republished under CC BY-SA 4.0 unless otherwise noted. Formatting and navigation have been adapted for this site.

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