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The Barber (unofficial name) was an unused character for Little Nightmares II. He is armed with a large pair of scissors.

Appearance

The Barber appears to be a giant humanoid creature with wrinkly pale skin, dark hair that curls on either side of his head, and a mouth that is always open.

His attire changes depending on the picture that he is depicted in. In one reoccurring painting, he appears to be wearing a green bowtie with a red button-up shirt. In another photo, he is depicted to wear attire similar to that of the Teacher. Finally, he appears to be wearing regular clothes with an apron in the concept art.

Secrets of the Maw

While he is never physically seen, two portraits of him are hung in the Residence. The first can be found in a room with a wall covered in paintings, where he is in a portrait wearing an attire similar to the Teacher's. In the next room, he can be seen in a portrait where he is wearing a red button-up and a green tie.

Little Nightmares II

While he was cut from the game, his existence is still alluded to in the game. There is a portrait identical to that of the one found in Secrets of the Maw that can be found in the Hunter's cabin in the Wilderness. It can also be seen down the corridor in the first part of the School. It appears to have fallen off the wall due to a large hole where it was hanging from, likely the doing of the Bullies.

He can also be seen in a newspaper, using his large scissors to intimidate a child.

Trivia

  • The Barber's concept art shares similarities with Die Geschichte vom Daumenlutscher, the sixth story from the German children's book Der Struwwelpeter, where a tailor wielding large scissors cuts off the thumbs of a child who would not stop sucking them.
  • A newspaper with a picture of the Barber can be found in the Pale City. The sign at the top of the paper can also be found in the School on a door, which is also close to his portrait.

Gallery

Newspapers and Paintings

Concept Art

Video game characters

SixNomesThe Hanging ManLeechesThe JanitorThe Bread Giving BoyDark SixThe Shoe MonsterThe Twin ChefsThe GuestsThe LadyThe Runaway KidThe Flashlight GirlThe GrannyShadow KidsDr. No (pictured)The Third Chef (removed)The Wax Bellman (removed)

The Girl in the Yellow RaincoatThe Kid with a Red ScarfNomesSixThe CraftsmanThe ButlerThe Dump MonsterThe Pretender

MonoSixThe Hunter's VictimsGlitching RemainsNome (DLC only)The HunterThe TeacherThe BulliesThe Lunch LadyThe PatientsLiving HandsThe DoctorThe ViewersThe Thin ManThe Mail RecipientDark SixMonster SixFlesh WallsThe Television with an Eye (unused)Spirit (unused)The Baker (removed)The Barber (removed)The Principal (removed)

LowAloneNomesBeetlesThe DwellersMonster BabyThe SupervisorThe HerdThe PuppetsThe Man in the Tent

Comic characters

SixThe Twin ChefsThe Boy in GreenThe Long-Haired GirlThe Refugee BoyThe Humpback GirlThe Bandaged KidLeechesThe Bread Giving BoyThe GuestsThe FerrymanThe JanitorThe LadyThe Refugee Boy's Younger SisterThe VillagersThe North WindThe Boy who got TallThe Boy who got ForkedThe Boy who got StrongThe Mirror Monster

SixThe HunterMonoThe ToddlerThe Thin ManThe Girl with BraidsThe DoctorThe Fat KidThe BulliesThe TeacherThe Ghost ChildThe ViewersThe Baker (cameo)The Black ChildrenThe Tall Figure

LeechesMonoHushMyraMarion Guy

Miscellaneous

NooneThe CounsellorThe CandlemanNoone's ParentsThe WorkersThe PrisonersThe Tall WomanThe Child with Gooey HairCiciThe BathersJesterThe MerchantsThe Shopping MallThe Counsellor's ProfessorThe Performing Children (Rusty) • The Man in the Purple SuitThe Carnival PeopleThe DummyNomesThe Naughty KidsThe Balloon-Headed ManThe PuppetThe Perfect LadyEthan

Other

AnimalsChildrenUnidentified Characters