He manages to knock DoomGuy out, although he quickly recovers and resumes his rampage. The Grim Reaper gets angry at DoomGuy John for murdering countless demons and leaving him to do the hard work of reaping their souls and after several warnings, he beats up DoomGuy John in order to stop him from killing anymore of Bonzi's subjects. It was stated by Joel himself in Part 20 that the Grim Reaper is the real in-universe omnipresent Joel, and that Joel Vinesauce of the Vinesauce Household is just one of his extra bodies.Īfter Funky Kong's death, Death tricks Bonzi Buddy by saying that he will revive him after Bonzi's pleads for his friend, only to reap Funky's soul on the spot and then Fortnite dance mockingly on his grave.ĭeath is summoned at Toad Bup's house and gets stuck in a Fortnite loop, which results in him dancing uncontrollably for the entire night. One of the Grim Reaper's unique powers in Meme House is that he is capable of having multiple independent bodies all abiding to the one Grim Reaper entity, which was showcased notably in Part 16. He also refused to spare him despite the pleads when he was killed and instead Fortnite danced on his urn. Death beat up the latter when they went around murdering a dozen demons, and in the former's case, Death has to frequently scold Bogan and later beat him up as well after he killed Shaggy Rogers in Part 23. It's been shown with Bulk Bogan and DoomGuy John in particular. Death doesn't shy away from scolding them when it occurs. He seems to be a mostly neutral party in the series, though he appears to dislike when some people go on killing sprees, giving him a lot of work to clean up.
At first obscured, his face was replaced by a picture of Joel in Season 2, otherwise he wears a tethered black cloak and holds a big scythe to reap souls with.
The Grim Reaper, commonly referred to as Death, is a regular character of the Meme House streams, thanks to the frequent casualties. " OK THAT'S IT! I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF YOU!" -Death shortly before beating up DoomGuy John
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