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Description
Merry Christmas everyone! So, here's the completed version of the picture i've been posting all about on my Tumblr. So, i guess i'll get to explaining everything in the picture.

The Characters

Mary (Ib)
As seen as the girl in the green dress, holding a palette knife, Mary is the main antagonist of the game Ib. She is a painting created by Guertena, who is the creator of all the paintings in the gallery and the "Fabricated World". Mary appears to be a sweet and innocent girl when Garry and Ib first encounter her, but as the game progresses, we see that she's not as innocent as she appears to be. In fact, Mary steals Ib's rose/life force towards the end of the game and takes Garry's instead, which she plucks all the petals from. The only way Mary is defeated if you burn her painting in the "toybox."

Viola (Majo no Ie/ The Witch's House)
Viola is the sweet girl in the purple dress with the braids in her hair. Viola is the main protagonist in The Witch's House. When Viola wandered into the forest and encountered a house, she couldn't help but enter despite her father's warnings. The Witch's House that she enters is occupied by Ellen (purple hair) and it changes depending on her mood. Keys don't work in this house and other things need to be used to open and trigger doors. However, every way you turn, there's something waiting to kill you. Viola ends up killing Ellen in the end with a knife in a cabinet downstairs in the house labeled "open at the end." She is accompanied by a Black at that says "Yo" throughout the whole game.

Ib (Ib)
Ib is the main protagonist of the game Ib. She is the brunette girl holding the red rose. Ib ends up wandering into the "Fabricated World" after she sees a painting in Guertena's gallery and ends up falling into the "Abyss" which in fact was a statue of some sort. It ended up turning into real water and sent Ib to the "Fabricated World." She merely wants to find her parents and ends up traveling alongside Garry, who in fact was also sent to this world. Ib's only life force is the red rose she found and Mary ends up taking that from her once they reach the "toybox" world. Ib does in fact end up destroying Mary and makes it back to the real world and the gallery she originated from.

Ellen (Majo no Ie/ The Witch's House)
Ellen is the main antagonist of The Witch's House and lives in an abandoned forest in the middle of the woods. Once Viola enters the house, she begins to toy with her, especially when Viola stops to read Ellen's diaries. The house continually changes and changes, until you reach a room at the top of the house when Ellen reveals herself. She is legless and appears to have her eyes gauged out, but her purple hair and red dress are still very distinct. In the end, once Viola escapes the house, its far too late since Ellen has in fact stolen Viola's body and causes Viola's father to shoot Viola in Ellen's body.

The items

On Viola and Ellen's side.

The limbless teddy bear: In order to open one of the first doors in the Witch's House, Viola needs to take scissors and cut off the limbs of teddy bear which in turn starts bleeding. However, the torso of the bear unlocks a door and the limbs serve a purpose later.

Black Cat: The save function of the game and Viola's only companion in the house.

Butterfly in the Spiderweb: In one of the rooms of the witch's house, a butterfly is caught in a spiderweb and must be replaced by a fake one in order to unlock a door.

"The Cook Is Busy. Lend a Hand.": A sign above the kitchen door. The cook is a ghost and when you hand over the teddy bear limbs, he unlocks the door. Otherwise, you lose your arms.

On Mary and Ib's side

Blue Doll: This doll is seen everywhere with Mary and serves as her friend. It ends up taking Ib's rose and giving it to Mary. Not only that, but these dolls are constantly following Garry, asking him to play with them, which he refuses.

Bunnies: When we first encounter the room full of dolls, Ib sees them as bunnies since Mary portrays them that way. Garry on the other hand sees them as the dolls.

Painting: There are several paintings in the "Fabricated World" such as the lips, eyes, and nose. The lips open to form a door, the eyes turn and watch as you pass by and the nose sneezes to scare you.

Bloody Handprint: Meant to signify the many ways you can die in the "Fabricated World". Also signifies Garry's death.

Yep, that's it. Hope you like it!

Description
Merry Christmas everyone! So, here's the completed version of the picture i've been posting all about on my Tumblr. So, i guess i'll get to explaining everything in the picture.

The Characters

Mary (Ib)
As seen as the girl in the green dress, holding a palette knife, Mary is the main antagonist of the game Ib. She is a painting created by Guertena, who is the creator of all the paintings in the gallery and the "Fabricated World". Mary appears to be a sweet and innocent girl when Garry and Ib first encounter her, but as the game progresses, we see that she's not as innocent as she appears to be. In fact, Mary steals Ib's rose/life force towards the end of the game and takes Garry's instead, which she plucks all the petals from. The only way Mary is defeated if you burn her painting in the "toybox."

Viola (Majo no Ie/ The Witch's House)
Viola is the sweet girl in the purple dress with the braids in her hair. Viola is the main protagonist in The Witch's House. When Viola wandered into the forest and encountered a house, she couldn't help but enter despite her father's warnings. The Witch's House that she enters is occupied by Ellen (purple hair) and it changes depending on her mood. Keys don't work in this house and other things need to be used to open and trigger doors. However, every way you turn, there's something waiting to kill you. Viola ends up killing Ellen in the end with a knife in a cabinet downstairs in the house labeled "open at the end." She is accompanied by a Black at that says "Yo" throughout the whole game.

Ib (Ib)
Ib is the main protagonist of the game Ib. She is the brunette girl holding the red rose. Ib ends up wandering into the "Fabricated World" after she sees a painting in Guertena's gallery and ends up falling into the "Abyss" which in fact was a statue of some sort. It ended up turning into real water and sent Ib to the "Fabricated World." She merely wants to find her parents and ends up traveling alongside Garry, who in fact was also sent to this world. Ib's only life force is the red rose she found and Mary ends up taking that from her once they reach the "toybox" world. Ib does in fact end up destroying Mary and makes it back to the real world and the gallery she originated from.

Ellen (Majo no Ie/ The Witch's House)
Ellen is the main antagonist of The Witch's House and lives in an abandoned forest in the middle of the woods. Once Viola enters the house, she begins to toy with her, especially when Viola stops to read Ellen's diaries. The house continually changes and changes, until you reach a room at the top of the house when Ellen reveals herself. She is legless and appears to have her eyes gauged out, but her purple hair and red dress are still very distinct. In the end, once Viola escapes the house, its far too late since Ellen has in fact stolen Viola's body and causes Viola's father to shoot Viola in Ellen's body.

The items

On Viola and Ellen's side.

The limbless teddy bear: In order to open one of the first doors in the Witch's House, Viola needs to take scissors and cut off the limbs of teddy bear which in turn starts bleeding. However, the torso of the bear unlocks a door and the limbs serve a purpose later.

Black Cat: The save function of the game and Viola's only companion in the house.

Butterfly in the Spiderweb: In one of the rooms of the witch's house, a butterfly is caught in a spiderweb and must be replaced by a fake one in order to unlock a door.

"The Cook Is Busy. Lend a Hand.": A sign above the kitchen door. The cook is a ghost and when you hand over the teddy bear limbs, he unlocks the door. Otherwise, you lose your arms.

On Mary and Ib's side

Blue Doll: This doll is seen everywhere with Mary and serves as her friend. It ends up taking Ib's rose and giving it to Mary. Not only that, but these dolls are constantly following Garry, asking him to play with them, which he refuses.

Bunnies: When we first encounter the room full of dolls, Ib sees them as bunnies since Mary portrays them that way. Garry on the other hand sees them as the dolls.

Painting: There are several paintings in the "Fabricated World" such as the lips, eyes, and nose. The lips open to form a door, the eyes turn and watch as you pass by and the nose sneezes to scare you.

Bloody Handprint: Meant to signify the many ways you can die in the "Fabricated World". Also signifies Garry's death.

Yep, that's it. Hope you like it!