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+ | {{Character_Box|title1 = Henryk Niebieski ("Blue Guy")|image1 = Blue Guy Crop.png|caption1 = Henryk as he appears in Interface Episode 05 'The Son of Man'|name = Henryk Niebieski|no_of_appearances = [[Interface Episode 01|Ep 01]], [[Interface Episode 02|Ep 02]], [[Interface Episode 05|Ep 05]], [[Interface Episode 06|Ep06]], [[Big Smile's Order]]|description = A seemingly middle-aged man wearing a two-piece blue suit and matching bowler hat.|first_appearance = [[Interface Episode 01|Episode 01]]|last_appearance = [[Interface Episode 20|Episode 20]]}} |
== Description== |
== Description== |
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+ | Henryk Niebieski, or "Blue Guy" as he sometimes referred to by fans, is a recurring character in the [[Interface]] series. Not much is known about him, other than his extraordinarily long lifespan. He is an important figure in the overlying plot of the Interface series along with [[Mischief]]. He is the first character seen in the series, along with Mischief, shown in [[Interface Episode 01|Episode 01]]. |
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| + | == Abilities == |
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| + | Henryk is established to be either immortal or possess an extraordinarily long lifespan, having witnessed his daughter die of old age while Henryk retains the appearance of a middle-aged man. His exact birthdate is unknown, but his birth year was confirmed in [[Interface Episode 08|Episode 08]] to be 1910. Assuming Interface takes place in the modern-day, this puts his age at about 118 years old. |
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| + | In addition to his long lifespan, Henryk may be indestructible. He was seemingly completely unhurt by the car crash in [[Interface Episode 20|Episode 20]]. |
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| + | It is unknown how Henryk attained these abilities, but it likely has something to do with [[cerebral electricity]]. |
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| + | Henryk can also play the harmonica. |
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== Origin == |
== Origin == |
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| + | Little is known about Henryk's origins or birth. He is likely either a Polish immigrant or someone of Polish descent, due to his name having Polish origins. In addition, he can be seen making pierogies (a Polish dumpling) with his daughter in a flashback in [[Interface Episode 16|Episode 16]]. Henryk was born in 1910 and attained his mysterious abilities sometime between then and 1945 (see [[timeline]]). It is possible that his abilities came to him after the [[Mischief#Origins|1943 Philadelphia Experiment]], which unleashed cerebral electricity upon the world. |
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| − | "Blue Guy" is seen in the first episode browsing a window display in what is believed to be modern day Montreal and is shortly after approached by "[[Mischief]]". It is unclear what has drawn Blue Guy and Mischief together leading to speculation that he may be special in some way. He is a passive character, he is a good boy so he goes along with what "Mischief" (Mummy) wants him to do; he has not yet spoken or shown much emotion which has shrouded him in mystery. |
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== Appearance == |
== Appearance == |
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| − | + | Henryk appears to be a smartly dressed middle-aged man wearing a blue suit, bowler hat, shirt, and tie. He wears an outfit similar to the man depicted in René Magritte's painting '[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Son_of_Man The Son of Man]' of which an [[Interface Episode 05|episode of Interface]] shares the same name. Henryk can often be seen smoking a cigarette. |
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| + | == Family == |
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| + | Henryk's family is a great source of sadness in his life. His aging stopped apparently a very long time ago, and he has witnessed the death of his daughter by old age. In [[Interface Episode 20|Episode 20]], it is revealed that Henryk is inadvertently responsible for the deaths of his granddaughter and her spouse. His grief for his family is likely related to his selective muteness. Currently, his only surviving relation is his great-granddaughter, which he and Mischief set out to find in [[Interface Episode 13|Episode 13]]. |
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| + | == Notes == |
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| + | While Henryk has not yet talked at any point in the series, he is in fact capable of speech. The first occasion of him making any kind of oral noise was in [[Interface Episode 13|Episode 13]], when the car-form of Mischief that Henryk is riding in suddenly transforms into a unicycle. |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | 'Henryk Niebieski' is a combination of two Polish words, Henryk, meaning 'Ruler of the Home' or 'Lord of the House', and Niebieski, meaning 'Blue'. this would mean that Henryk's full name means, roughly translated, 'Blue Ruler of the Home'. This is a reference to him being a father and always wearing blue clothing. |
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| + | == Other appearances == |
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| + | * [[Why Barry Why]] |
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| + | * [[Big Smile's Order]] |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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<gallery position="center" bordersize="medium" bordercolor="#d63429"> |
<gallery position="center" bordersize="medium" bordercolor="#d63429"> |
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René Magritte The Son of Man.jpg|René Magritte's 'The Son of Man' |
René Magritte The Son of Man.jpg|René Magritte's 'The Son of Man' |
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+ | Sonofman.PNG|Henryk portrayed as 'The Son of Man' |
| − | Big Smile's Order Blue Guy.png|Closeup of |
+ | Big Smile's Order Blue Guy.png|Closeup of Henryk from the bonus video 'Big Smile's Order' |
| − | Blue Guy Detailed Ep 01.png|Closeup of |
+ | Blue Guy Detailed Ep 01.png|Closeup of Henryk from Interface Episode 01 |
| − | Blue Guy Bus.png| |
+ | Blue Guy Bus.png|Henryk peering from inside of Mischief's bus form |
| + | Medcial Dossier.png|Henryk's medical dossier from the Hopital Maisonneuve-Rosemont |
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Revision as of 02:43, 24 May 2020
Description
Henryk Niebieski, or "Blue Guy" as he sometimes referred to by fans, is a recurring character in the Interface series. Not much is known about him, other than his extraordinarily long lifespan. He is an important figure in the overlying plot of the Interface series along with Mischief. He is the first character seen in the series, along with Mischief, shown in Episode 01.
Abilities
Henryk is established to be either immortal or possess an extraordinarily long lifespan, having witnessed his daughter die of old age while Henryk retains the appearance of a middle-aged man. His exact birthdate is unknown, but his birth year was confirmed in Episode 08 to be 1910. Assuming Interface takes place in the modern-day, this puts his age at about 118 years old.
In addition to his long lifespan, Henryk may be indestructible. He was seemingly completely unhurt by the car crash in Episode 20.
It is unknown how Henryk attained these abilities, but it likely has something to do with cerebral electricity.
Henryk can also play the harmonica.
Origin
Little is known about Henryk's origins or birth. He is likely either a Polish immigrant or someone of Polish descent, due to his name having Polish origins. In addition, he can be seen making pierogies (a Polish dumpling) with his daughter in a flashback in Episode 16. Henryk was born in 1910 and attained his mysterious abilities sometime between then and 1945 (see timeline). It is possible that his abilities came to him after the 1943 Philadelphia Experiment, which unleashed cerebral electricity upon the world.
Appearance
Henryk appears to be a smartly dressed middle-aged man wearing a blue suit, bowler hat, shirt, and tie. He wears an outfit similar to the man depicted in René Magritte's painting 'The Son of Man' of which an episode of Interface shares the same name. Henryk can often be seen smoking a cigarette.
Family
Henryk's family is a great source of sadness in his life. His aging stopped apparently a very long time ago, and he has witnessed the death of his daughter by old age. In Episode 20, it is revealed that Henryk is inadvertently responsible for the deaths of his granddaughter and her spouse. His grief for his family is likely related to his selective muteness. Currently, his only surviving relation is his great-granddaughter, which he and Mischief set out to find in Episode 13.
Notes
While Henryk has not yet talked at any point in the series, he is in fact capable of speech. The first occasion of him making any kind of oral noise was in Episode 13, when the car-form of Mischief that Henryk is riding in suddenly transforms into a unicycle.
Trivia
'Henryk Niebieski' is a combination of two Polish words, Henryk, meaning 'Ruler of the Home' or 'Lord of the House', and Niebieski, meaning 'Blue'. this would mean that Henryk's full name means, roughly translated, 'Blue Ruler of the Home'. This is a reference to him being a father and always wearing blue clothing.
Other appearances
Gallery
