Who escaped the backrooms

Loud Audio!Bart may have loud audio, which may hurt your ears. Listen to any audio on this page at your own risk. REASON: The original proximity audio.Stub!Bart is currently a stub. You can help out the wiki by adding information, or images. REASON: Unknown image origin.“AUUUUUGHHHH!!!!!. AUUUUUUUGHHHHH!!!!. AUUUUUGGGHH-”―Bart's original proximity audio.Bart is one of the various nextbots that will hunt down players in Goofy Runners. Bart was added on July 1st, 2022, turned into a nextbot on August 2nd, 2022, and can be found in The Warehouse.Overview[]Appearance[]Bart is a light-skinned person with a round head like a rectangle. He has big grayish eyes and spiky, brown-blonde hair. He has big lips that seem to be slightly smirking. He wears a striped, red shirt.Origin[]Audio[]On August 2nd, 2021, a Portuguese TikToker (clarabarruscosta) posted a video of her grandparents sleeping in bed, attributing the snoring to her grandpa, captioned, "me sleeping at my grandmother's house".Gallery[]Bart in the game icon when The Warehouse update released.Trivia[]Bart comes from the 1989 Show called "The Simpsons".Bart used to appear in the lobby, but with the release of The Warehouse, he escaped with the glass being broken.Navigations[]NextbotsThe Parking Lot Daniel • Duck • Saul • SeleneThe Basement Jerma • Killer FishSTORAGE Cartoon CatThe Backrooms Beast Boy • LowTierGod • Speed • WalterMeat Factory Laughing GuyThe Pool Room Andrew • Fish • RageSewers Rat • Sewer DwellerThe Complex Watermelon Hat • Unnerving FaceThe Corridors ArmstrongThe Warehouse Bart • Bone • NightmareUpcoming Patrick • SanicRemovedThe Parking Lot Obunga • Unknown NextbotThe Basement Dingle • NerdThe Pool Room SquidwardCancelledMeat Factory GuardFoundation BerdCharactersThe Parking Lot The Damned • UncleThe Backrooms The DamnedMeat Factory GuardThe Pool Room The DamnedThe Complex The Damned LocationsThe Parking LotGoofy Subway • LobbyRemovedart gallery • homestoreLevelsCurrentLevel 1 • Level 2 • Level 3 • Level 4 • Level

The real world and the Backrooms. Null Zones are located everywhere in the Backrooms, it is through Null Zones that things and people fall through when entering the Backrooms. The Threshold created by Async is connected to one.Hostile Creatures[]Various living lifeforms have been living in the Backrooms, sometimes stalking and possibly killing unsuspecting victims who have found themselves in the Backrooms. Their motives are not exactly clear, They seem to be hostile due to starting chase whenever someone has become aware of their presence.Notable Locations[]Async Area[] The observation room Async constructed a small room right behind the Threshold that is safe for humans. The room has large windows overlooking the corridors that can open and close. It also contains a lot of equipment, including computers. It is safe to enter without a hazmat suit and also has several safety precautions, including barricades to keep out the monster and an audio and motion sensing alarm. Of note is the addition of a second shutter which seals off the Threshold at a regular time every day. Connected to the observation room there is a room with a miniature model of the first area of ​​the Backrooms. This was used to present the project.First Area[] Arrows in the first area The first area of the Backrooms is presumably the most common. It is much of the total 600 million square miles that make up the entire Backrooms, and consists of mazes of walls which are lined with yellow wallpaper, surrounded by moist brown

Due to it appearing to be located outside with a visible night sky. Paved roads, houses, fire hydrants, sidewalks, sewer grates, trees, streetlights and many characteristics of a suburban neighborhood are prevalent in this area. The area is surrounded by two dark tunnels. An unknown source of red lights shines from above and a strange alien-like noise can be heard.Sixth Area[] The sixth area of the Backrooms is located inside one of the houses in the fifth area. It is surrounded by a brick wall and the walls on the inside are blue. The room has a grey carpet and many inverted street signs stick out of it. Across the room lies a winding corridor that leads to an area similar to the first, but with concrete walls. A person who fell into the Backrooms seemed to have lived here and was killed by the monster.Seventh Area[] The seventh area of the Backrooms is similar to the first area but features characteristics similar to a house, objects such as parts of a kitchen, a coffee table with cushioned chairs, and sofas can appear in this area. The area is connected to other areas of the Backrooms via hallways to the first area, along with a door that connects to the second area. This area of the backrooms features painted walls with no wallpaper along with circular ceiling lights.Eighth Area[] The eighth area of the Backrooms is connected to a part in the first area, it is an entire house from

Is connected to a dark part of the first area. The floor is made of concrete and the walls are white. Because the lights are off, the area is pitch black and people who come here are forced to use a flashlight if they want to be able to see something. Occasionally a piece of the ceiling can be found that has fallen. Wires hang from the holes where these pieces originally were. The whole area has an ominous atmosphere and occasionally loud mechanical bangs can be heard.Trivia[]There is a video game heavily based on this version of the Backrooms called "The Complex: Found Footage".A common misconception is that The Backrooms are infinite, but Backrooms Presentation debunks this by comparing the size of The Backrooms to the size of Earth.The music that can be heard in the second area is actually a soundtrack called "Thirteen" from the video game Minecraft.The apartment complex with indoors courtyard is actually a real life location called Holiday Inn London Heathrow T4.Strangely enough, so far, the term "no-clipping" has never been used officially in the series to mean glitching out of reality.