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Harry Mason walks through the Fog World in search of his adopted daughter.

I hear that it's almost never sunny in Silent Hill. And people say that when the fog comes out, strange things happen.
Henry Townshend

The Fog World or Misty World is a supernatural phenomenon in the resort town of Silent Hill, Maine. Silent Hill was founded around Toluca Lake from which dense fog and darkness can envelop the area, blurring the distinction between dream and reality for some characters. During this state, elements of the unconscious mind, including seemingly impossible monsters and circumstances, can manifest into tangibility.[1] Mirroring the cycles between REM and non-REM sleep, the Fog World will periodically shift to a deeper part of the nightmare referred to as the "Otherworld" or the "reverse side". Those with troubled psyches are more susceptible to the Fog World, and the town has been known to attract those with darkness in their hearts.

There is no distinct boundary between the Real World and the Fog World. The flow of time and the laws of physics can also change when entering this state. The Fog World usually appears sparse, except for monsters and the occasional human being. The lingering thoughts of certain people who died suddenly and unexpectedly can cause their spirits to remain in the Fog World. Fog World-like states can affect areas outside of Silent Hill and Toluca Lake, but only under special circumstances.

In the film universe, the town is reimagined as Silent Hill, West Virginia, a former coal mining town that was ravaged by a severe coal fire. The film iterations of the Fog World and Otherworld are explicitly depicted as alternate dimensions crossing over with each other, with the fog and snow from the games adapted as smoke and ash. The crossing over of dimensions allows for the personalities of certain characters to become split, most notably Alessa Gillespie and Dark Alessa.

History

Pre-Silent Hill

Main article: Timeline

The area around Toluca Lake that would become Silent Hill, Maine was once a sacred place for Native American rituals. Revered as "the Place of the Silent Spirits", it was worshiped as a holy land due to the spiritual power that surrounded it.[2][3] The natives would use the town's power to seemingly talk to their dead ancestors, attributing it to a stone, Nahkeehona.[4] Around 1607, they were driven out by English settlers. Soon after witch trials in 1692, a mysterious epidemic broke out and the settled town was abandoned. During the American Civil War in the 1800s, the area became a penal colony and coal mining town, with Toluca Prison being built to hold prisoners and Brookhaven Hospital originating as a response to the epidemic. Re-established Native American tribes began revolting against the settlers, but this came to an end around 1890.[2] These events had a dark impact on the town's latent power. Around the early twentieth century, people in the area began to mysteriously vanish one after the other. Toluca Prison and the coal mines were closed, and the town became a tourist attraction. An entire sightseeing ship called Little Baroness that sailed Toluca Lake in 1918 went missing as well. After several boating accidents, the town's reputation as a tourist destination became tainted.[2]

A shadowy cult had also formed, influenced by the indigenous religion of the Native Americans and the Christian beliefs of immigrants.[5][6] The cult took advantage of the power that the town provided and gained control over much of its infrastructure. One of the cult's members, Dahlia Gillespie, eventually gave birth to a psychic girl, Alessa, who she attempted to use in a ritual when she was seven years old to impregnate her with their God. During the ritual, Alessa sustained severe burns and the cult faked her death to the authorities. Their plans were delayed when Alessa split her soul into two halves – one in her original charred body, and the other materializing as a baby discovered on the side of a road by Harry Mason. The original Alessa was hidden away in Alchemilla Hospital, where she lied in a coma trapped in an endless nightmare that nurtured the deity inside her. The nightmare was caused by the God inside her amplifying and twisting her inner thoughts and fears. Without the other half of the soul, Alessa could not birth God, so Dahlia cast a spell that would attract the baby back to Silent Hill when she grew older. Harry adopted the baby and named her Cheryl.[7][8]

Silent Hill

The otherworld in the first game is a world manifested from the depths of Alessa's consciousness. The reason why many items and solutions to riddles that originate from works like Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz appear is that these are Alessa's favorite books from her childhood. In other words, they indicate that the otherworld itself is produced by Alessa.
Hiroyuki Owaku [1]
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Alessa's inner fears are materialized.

When Cheryl turned seven years old, the age of Alessa when she was burned, she asked Harry to take her to Silent Hill.[9] Harry granted her wish, and the two traveled to the town on vacation. However, when they arrived, Harry fell into a state of unconsciousness. The arrival of Cheryl and Alessa in the same proximity caused Cheryl to revert to her former self, resulting in Alessa psychically projecting her endless nightmare onto the town through its spiritual power.[10] When Harry woke up, he found himself searching the town (now engulfed in Alessa's nightmare) for his adopted daughter. The monsters seen in the original Silent Hill are manifestations of Alessa's subconscious – her fears, obsessions, memories, and anxieties – materialized by her anxious state of mind. This dreamlike state cycles between the Fog World, the Otherworld, and occasionally Nowhere (the deepest part of Alessa's nightmare), with an intermediary state similar to night. It is affected heavily by her experiences and inner psyche, such as the appearance of the Otherworld serving as a parallel to the burns she sustained.[11] The Otherworld is more surreal and hostile compared to the Fog World.

The game ends with God being born and stopped, Alessa dying and being reborn as Heather Mason, and Alessa's nightmare collapsing in on itself.

Silent Hill 2

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Others begin to experience their own nightmares like Alessa before them.

The events of the first game had a major affect on the town's spiritual power, which was corrupted and intensified greatly. Other people began to experience their own Fog Worlds and Otherworlds, materializing their respective delusions and subconscious as it previously did for Alessa.[7] People with darkness in their hearts and a prior connection to Silent Hill are drawn back to the town through their own desires.

After years of stress and emotional strain, protagonist James Sunderland smothers his terminally ill wife Mary Shepherd-Sunderland with a pillow. Overcome with grief and guilt for his actions, James falls into denial and receives a mysterious letter from someone claiming to be his wife telling him to find her in Silent Hill. Hopeful and acting under the delusion that his wife died naturally from the disease three years beforehand, he comes to the town in search of her. When he arrives, he discovers his guilty feelings and negative emotions manifested into a twisted nightmare with monsters. Additionally, it can be assumed that the Fog World version of Lakeview Hotel appears after James realizes the truth of his wife so the Fog World can mean the harsh truth and reality instead of an illusion like the Otherworld version of the hotel presents itself to James. He also meets other people who were drawn to the town, including Angela Orosco who killed her father who raped her and came searching for her mother, and Eddie Dombrowski who wounded one of his bullies and is fleeing the police. Eventually, their nightmares intertwine with his.

Silent Hill 3

Silent Hill 3 is a direct sequel to the original game. It deals with the cult tracking down Heather and awakening the God fetus that reincarnated with her when she was reborn. To strengthen the God inside her, the cult kills her father, prompting her to seek revenge against the cultist Claudia Wolf. In this game, the creatures and Fog World are reflections of both Heather and Claudia's subconscious. As the game progresses, Heather recalls more and more of her former lives as Alessa and Cheryl. These memories and her will for revenge affect the creators, Fog World, and Otherworld of the game.

Silent Hill: Origins

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Silent Hill: Origins combines the story of Silent Hill with the psychological elements of Silent Hill 2 for a Playstation Portable experience.

When Climax Studios first obtained the license to develop a Silent Hill game for the PlayStation Portable, the original intent was to remake the first game on the console. However, when early development began, the studio began to assess the amount of work it would take to rebuild the game from scratch with new controls, camera work, and graphics. They decided that it would better to create something new than to remake a game that already existed. Climax consulted Team Silent on the project, who gave them complete leeway to tell the story how they wanted. They also desired to bring back the psychological elements from Silent Hill 2. By making the game a prequel, the developer was able to retell elements of the story from the original, while also bringing back the inner fears concept from the second game. The goal was not to explain everything, but to connect it with the earlier installments. They were able to advance several locations from the original with newer graphics.[12][13][14][15] The result was Silent Hill: Origins.

The mechanics are altered to allow the player character Travis Grady to travel back-and-forth between the Fog World and the Otherworld at will via mirrors in specific locations. This is tied to his mother's hallucinations of voices from mirrors telling her that her son is a demon. She had a superstitious belief that the mirrors led to another world.

Silent Hill: Homecoming

Alex Arrives To Shepherd's Glen

The Fog World in Shepherd's Glen

Developed by Double Helix Games, Silent Hill: Homecoming focuses on a mental patient with darkness in his heart, Alex Shepherd, who confronts his inner fears similar to James Sunderland and Travis Grady. The Fog World is shown to affect the neighboring town of Shepherd's Glen, which is also under the cult's influence. Like Silent Hill, it borders Toluca Lake, allowing for the materialization of delusions.

Silent Hill: Downpour

Silent Hill: Downpour focuses on Murphy Pendleton, a convict whose prison transport crashes in Silent Hill. As a result, he finds himself facing his inner fears in the Fog World. Instead of fog, Murphy faces an almost constant torrential downpour of rain.

Silent Hill: The Short Message

Fog near The Villa apartment

Fog World in The Short Message

Silent Hill: The Short Message at a certain point in the game, the character Anita comes across Fog World covering the outside of the Villa apartment building.

Characteristics

The potential for this illness exists in all people and, under the right circumstances, any man or woman would be driven, like him, to the 'other side'.

The 'other side' perhaps may not be the best way to phrase it. After all, there is no wall between here and there. It lies on the borders where reality and unreality intersect. It is a place both close and distant.

Some say it isn't even an illness. I cannot agree with them. I'm a doctor, not a philosopher or even a psychiatrist. But sometimes I have to ask myself this question. It's true that to us his imaginings are nothing but the inventions of a busy mind. But to him, there simply is no other reality.

Doctor's Journal

The spiritual power of Silent Hill, Maine is not evil in nature, but would become gradually distorted after twisted events in the town's history. Alessa projecting her nightmare onto the town in the first game caused the emergence of the large scale Fog World and Otherworlds seen in the sequels, with the town becoming a catalyst for the manifestation of people's unconscious minds. It has been known to attract those with great darkness in their hearts, because those with troubled minds are more easily drawn to the Otherworld. The town does not simply show people their inner most thoughts, but actually manifests them into tangibility.[16]

The line between reality and unreality is blurred by the fog and darkness, with the shifts between the Fog World and the Otherworld occurring due to the cycles between REM and non-REM sleep. The mist and darkness obstructs the horizon and the visibility of those who enter, contributing to this phenomenon. The obstruction of the horizon ties into the cult's worship of the sun, with the mist described as obscuring "the boundary between heaven and earth" by Lost Memories: Silent Hill Chronicle, causing the blurring between dream and reality. In the first three games, the haze and visual noise expresses the psychological aspect of the Fog World and heightens the intensity of the story. The camera angles, which are sometimes presented from the point of view of the player character, represent the mental distortion taking place and expresses their anxiety and confusion.[11][17]

The flow of time and laws of physics begin to become irrelevant as a character falls deeper into the Fog World, Otherworld, and Unknown.[16] In the Fog World, unnatural obstructions (such as doors with broken locks and collapsed roads) can manifest, leading a character down a certain path. In some cases, locked doors and the location of keys can reflect a character's psyche or have a special significance.[18] The layout of the town typically remains the same in the Fog World, but in rare instances it can change, such as Overlook Penitentiary appearing to Alex Shepherd in Central Silent Hill instead of its actual location in Toluca Lake.[19]

The town usually appears deserted in the Fog World, save for monsters and the occasional human being, many of whom serve a supporting role to the main protagonist.[20] The monsters in the series are negative emotions such as guilt, hatred, fear, worry, or stress manifested into external energy. These are often triggered by nightmares. Not everyone can see monsters in the Fog World and Otherworld, or see the Otherworld and Fog World as a nightmare, but adolescents (especially girls) and those with troubled psyches are more prone to it.[21][22] Some of the monsters (such as God and Valtiel) are deities and angels of the cult's religion, though it remains ambiguous whether they actually exist or are themselves manifestations of delusion.[23]

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What did Angela see?

Separate characters do not perceive the Fog World and the Otherworld in the exact same way. In the original Silent Hill, Harry Mason and Cybil Bennett are implied to be experiencing Alessa's nightmare differently and underwent Fog World and Otherworld transitions at separate points.[24] When James Sunderland encountered the Abstract Daddy in Silent Hill 2, he was seeing the creature differently from what Angela was seeing, observing her nightmare abstractly through his own perception.[25] The monster was also influenced by James' own psyche, such as memories of Mary on her bed rest.[26]

There is no distinct boundary between the Real World and the Fog World, and the Real World and Fog World have been observed to interact with one another. A dead man's notes in Silent Hill 2 describes someone who began seeing monsters that his friends could not see, before ever entering the Fog World. There is also a doctor's journal in Brookhaven Hospital that describes a doctor's inner conflict in the Real World, debating whether or not he should treat his delusional patient, who is happier in a world of his inner thoughts in the Otherworld than he is in the Real World.

The power of the town can affect areas outside of Silent Hill under specific circumstances. Developer and scenario writer Hiroyuki Owaku explains that "The shift to the otherworld that takes place outside the town depends entirely upon a unique power. The power that absorbs and reflects what people hold in their hearts is established as being exclusive to the town of Silent Hill." In Silent Hill 3, a variation of the Fog World and Otherworld were able to manifest outside of the town because of Claudia Wolf's power and the God fetus.[16][27] When Alessa reincarnated as Heather, God reincarnated inside her as well, lying dormant until she became old enough to birth the deity. Claudia's discovery of Heather awoke God inside of her, and as the game progresses, Heather begins to retrieve memories from her former lives that affect the manifestations in the Fog World and Otherworld.[28] In Silent Hill 4: The Room, serial killer Walter Sullivan was able to create his own Otherworlds in the separate town of Ashfield by performing the Ritual of the Holy Assumption.

Sometimes, the lingering thoughts of the deceased can cause their spirits to remain in Silent Hill. An occult magazine in Silent Hill 3 explains that the souls of people who died suddenly often do not realize that they are dead and continue to haunt a particular place. They have lost their human senses and can only relive the painful memories of the time they died, sometimes to the point that they possess others or turn to other human beings for help.[16] One such place is Baldwin Mansion, where the lingering thoughts of Ernest Baldwin begged Maria to gather objects so that he could resurrect his dead daughter; when she did what he asked, his spirit vanished.

Creep

A Creeper with a human face

Ashes

Ashes.

In the 2006 film and its 2012 sequel, the Real World, Fog World, and Otherworld are depicted as separate dimensions intersecting with each other. Christophe Gans explains that in the film universe, multiple planes of reality exist, and characters and personalities can be split. The fracturing of realities is reflected in the fracturing of certain characters, such as Alessa Gillespie and her counterpart Dark Alessa. According to Gans, "We are forced to realize in Silent Hill that we can be our own devil, our own God." The nature of the town is also changed, so that it is now Silent Hill, West Virginia – a coal mining town that was ravaged by a coal fire and became uninhabitable. The fog and snow from the first game are reimagined as smoke and ash. The monsters are depicted as grotesque parodies of humanity, with Gans stating that they may have once been human beings that fell victim to Dark Alessa's vengeance; a fact outright confirmed for Colin, the Grey Children and the Red Nurse.[29] Paralleled with the town's shifting environments, protagonist Rose Da Silva's clothes gradually change color throughout the course of the film, slowly transitioning from soft summary colors to greyer shades to eventually blood red.[30]

Trivia

FoggyMorning

A foggy morning in Twin Peaks.

  • According to Masahiro Ito, the Fog World was inspired by the novella The Mist by Stephen King, with the fog itself created in the original game by graphic-programmer Naoto Ohshima.[31][32]
  • In Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3, the fog seems to change color slightly the more the player waits outside, especially after meeting Maria in Rosewater Park. It seems to adopt a more orange-ish sunset hue.
  • The cloudy look of the fog in Silent Hill 2 could be inspired by Twin Peaks.
  • In the original game, the fog and darkness allowed Team Silent to sidestep hardware limitations.
  • According to Akihiro Imamura, Akira Yamaoka, and Masashi Tsuboyama, Team Silent's Silent Hill 5 would have diverged from the fog/darkness formula by having it set in broad daylight with a creepy sunny Otherworld.[33] This was ultimately cancelled in favor of Homecoming.
  • The reason that Silent Hill 3 started off in another town was because Team Silent wanted to include urban locations, such as a shopping center and subway.[34]
  • In Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, the Fog World and also the Otherworld was adapted into the Ice World. Because it snowed in the Fog World in the original game, Shattered Memories uses a lot of blizzard elements, inspiring the snow in what appears to be reality.

Gallery

Silent Hill

Silent Hill 2

Silent Hill 3

Silent Hill: Origins

Silent Hill: Homecoming

Silent Hill: Downpour

Silent Hill: The Arcade

Silent Hill: The Short Message

Silent Hill film

Silent Hill: Revelation

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  3. Book: "Lost Memories"
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  19. Tomm Hulett
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  33. https://www.resetera.com/threads/lets-clear-this-up-team-silent-was-making-a-silent-hill-5-and-it-and-they-got-canned-by-konami.61131/
  34. http://www.silenthillmemories.net/lost_memories/guide/073-080_en.htm
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Characters
Major Characters
Harry Mason - Cheryl Mason - Alessa Gillespie - Dahlia Gillespie - Lisa Garland - Cybil Bennett - Michael Kaufmann
Other Characters
Jodie Mason - Heather Mason - K. Gordon - Greys - Norman Young
Monsters
Air Screamer - Bloodsucker - Creeper - Floatstinger - Grey Child - Groaner - Hanged Scratcher - Incubator - Incubus - Larval Stalker - Mumbler - Night Flutter - Parasite - Monster Cybil - Puppet Doctor - Puppet Nurse - Romper - Split Head - Stalker - Twinfeeler - Wormhead
Weapons
Chainsaw - Handgun - Hyper Blaster - Katana - Knife - Pipe - Rifle - Rock Drill - Shotgun - Hammer - Axe
Locations
Old Silent Hill (Balkan Church - Cafe 5to2 - Dog House - Hell Gas Station - Levin Street - Midwich Elementary School - Orridge Bridge Control Room - Queen Burger) - Central Silent Hill (Alchemilla Hospital - Gillespie House - Green Lion Antiques - Silent Hill Police Station - Silent Hill Town Center) - Sewers - Resort Area (Annie's Bar - Boat - Indian Runner - Lighthouse - Norman's Motel) - Lakeside Amusement Park - Nowhere - Toluca Lake
Terms
Flashlight - Fog World - God - Map - Metatron - Monster - Otherworld - Paradise - PTV - Radio - Real World - Siren - The Order - Manifestation - Seal of Metatron - UFO Ending
Archives
Items - Keys - Memos - Puzzles - Soundtrack - Secrets and Unlockables
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Characters
Major Characters
James Sunderland - Mary Shepherd-Sunderland - Angela Orosco - Laura - Eddie Dombrowski - Maria
Other Characters
Ernest Baldwin - Amy Baldwin - Mary's Doctor - Rachel - Thomas Orosco - Mrs. Orosco - Jennifer Carroll - Patrick Chester - Mira - Harry Mason - Greys - Scott Fairbanks - Walter Sullivan
Monsters
Abstract Daddy - Bubble Head Nurse - Creeper - Flesh Lip - Lying Figure - Mandarin - Mannequin - Mary - Prisoners - Pyramid Head
Weapons
Chainsaw - Chinese Cleaver - Great Knife - Great Spear - Handgun - Hyper Spray - Pipe - Revolver - Rifle - Shotgun - Wooden Plank
Locations
Baldwin Mansion - Blue Creek Apartments - Brookhaven Hospital - Church of the Rebirth - Dog House - Heaven's Night - Jacks Inn - Labyrinth - Lakeview Hotel - Lake Shore Restaurant - Neely's Bar - Motor Home - Observation Deck - Pete's Bowl-O-Rama - Rosewater Park - Silent Hill Historical Society - Silent Hill Ranch - Silent Hill Woods - South Vale (Carroll Street - Katz Street - Lindsey Street - Nathan Avenue - Neely Street - Rendell Street - Saul Street - Vachss Road - Wiltse Road) - Texxon Gas - Toluca Graveyard - Toluca Lake - Toluca Lake Island - Toluca Prison - Wiltse Coal Mine - Wood Side Apartments
Terms
Flashlight - Fog World - Little Baroness - Manifestation - Map - Monster - Otherworld - Radio - Red Square - Siren - Seal of Metatron - UFO Ending - Sexuality - Toilets
Archives
Memos - Items - Keys - Puzzles - Soundtrack - Secrets and Unlockables - Pachislot
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Characters
Major Characters
Heather Mason - Douglas Cartland - Vincent Smith - Claudia Wolf
Other Characters
Harry Mason - Alessa Gillespie - Leonard Wolf - Stanley Coleman - Lisa Garland - Cheryl Mason - Jennifer Carroll - Joseph Schreiber - James Sunderland - Greys - Happy Birthday Caller - Danny - Confessor - Robbie the Rabbit - Sewer Fairy
Weapons
Beam Saber - Flamethrower - Handgun - Katana - Knife - Maul - Pipe - Shotgun - Stun Gun - Submachine Gun - Unlimited Submachine Gun
Monsters
Closer - Double Head - Glutton - God - Insane Cancer - Leonard Wolf - Memory of Alessa - Missionary - Numb Body - Nurse - Pendulum - Scraper - Sewer Monster - Slurper - Split Worm - Valtiel
Locations
Borley Haunted Mansion - Brookhaven Hospital - Carroll Street - Central Square Shopping Center - Chapel - Construction Site - Daisy Villa Apartments - Happy Burger - Happy Carousel - Hazel Street Station - Heaven's Night - Hilltop Center - Jacks Inn - KMN Auto Parts - Lakeside Amusement Park - Last Drop Cafe - Nathan Avenue - Underpass
Terms
Flashlight - Fog World - God - Map - Metatron - Monster - Otherworld - Paradise - PTV - Radio - Real World - The Order - Manifestation - Seal of Metatron - UFO Ending - Sexuality - Halo of the Sun - Red Square
Archives
Items - Keys - Memos - Puzzles - Soundtrack - Limited Edition Soundtrack - Secrets and Unlockables - Pachislot
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Characters
Major Characters
Travis Grady - Richard Grady - Helen Grady - Alessa Gillespie - Dahlia Gillespie - Michael Kaufmann - Lisa Garland
Other Characters
Harry Mason - Jodie Mason - Cheryl Mason - Mira - Greys
Monsters
Alessa's Dream - Ariel - Butcher - Caliban - Carrion - Faceless Nurse - Momma - Remnant - Sad Daddy - Straightjacket - Two-Back
Weapons
Alcohol Bottle - Baton - Broken Pole - Crate - Drip Stand - Fire Axe - Filing Cabinet - Great Cleaver - Hammer - Handgun - Hand-to-Hand - Iron Weights - Jagged Wood - Katana - Knife - Light Stand - Meat Cleaver - Meat Gaff - Meat Hook - Moon Gauntlets - Pitchfork - Poker - Pool Cue - Portable TV - Razor - Revolver - Rifle - Scalpel - Screwdriver - Shotgun - Shovel - Spear - Tesla Rifle - Tire Iron - Toaster - Toolbox - Typewriter - Wrench
Locations
Alchemilla Hospital - Andy's Books - Artaud Theater - Cedar Grove Sanitarium - Central Silent Hill - General Store - Gillespie House - Green Lion Antiques - Greenfield Apartments - Lumber Yard - Nowhere - Public Records Office - Riverside Motel - The Family Butcher
Terms
Flashlight - Fog World - Map - Mirror - Monster - Otherworld - Radio - Real World - Siren - The Order - Manifestation - UFO Ending - Welcome Sign - Sexuality - Halo of the Sun
Archives
Items - Puzzles - Soundtrack - Secrets and Unlockables
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Characters
Main Characters
Alex Shepherd - Joshua Shepherd - Elle Holloway - James Wheeler - Margaret Holloway - Curtis Ackers
Other Characters
Adam Shepherd - Carol Doyle - Lillian Shepherd - Nora Holloway - Sam Bartlett - Joey Bartlett - Martin Fitch - Scarlet Fitch - Travis Grady - Order Soldier - Nash - Robbie the Rabbit
Families
Bartlett Family - Fitch Family - Holloway Family - Shepherd Family
Monsters
Amnion - Asphyxia - Bogeyman - Feral - Lurker - Needler - Nurse - Scarlet - Schism - Sepulcher - Siam - Smog - Swarm
Weapons
12 Gauge Shotgun - BlueSteel Shotgun - Chrome Hammer Pistol - Ceremonial Dagger - Circular Saw - Combat Knife - Crowbar - Fire Axe - Laser Pistol - M14 Assault Rifle - Mk 23 Handgun - Police Marksman Rifle - Pulaski Axe - Steel Pipe
Locations
Alchemilla Hospital - Central Silent Hill - Church of the Holy Way - Dargento Cemetery - Dr. Fitch's Office - Grand Hotel - Hell Descent - Koontz Limited - Lair - Overlook Penitentiary - Rose Heights Cemetery - Salvage Yard - Sewers of Shepherd's Glen - Shepherd House - Shepherd's Glen - Shepherd's Glen Town Hall - Shepherd's Glen Police Station - Silent Hill Docks - Toluca Lake - Toluca Lake Offices - Toluca Lake Water and Power - Toluca River - Dog House
Terms
Bogeyman Knife - Flashlight - Fog World - Map - Monster - Otherworld - Real World - Siren - The Order - Walkie Talkie - Manifestation - UFO Ending - Great Knife - Welcome Sign - Sexuality - Halo of the Sun
Archives
Keys - Puzzles - Soundtrack - Secrets and Unlockables - Items - Memos
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Characters
Major Characters
Murphy Pendleton - Charlie Pendleton - Carol Pendleton - Anne Marie Cunningham - Howard Blackwood - John P. Sater - Patrick Napier - Frank Coleridge - George Sewell - Bobby Ricks - Nun
Other Characters
Sanchez - Homer - M. Koons - Bryan Handley - Ariadne Johnson - Melissa Matlan - Glen Milton - Ricky - Daniel Stephens - Chloe Zane - Mary Shepherd-Sunderland - James Sunderland - Laura - Heather Mason
Weapons
Baseball Bat - Bogeyman's Hammer - Bottle - Brick - Chair - Colt - Crowbar - Demon Statue - Double Headed Axe - Fire Axe - Fire Extinguisher - Fork - Frying Pan - Golden Gun - Golf Club - Hammer - Handle - Hand-to-Hand - Hatchet - Ladder Hook - Knife - Lamp - Meat Cleaver - Nailgun - Pickaxe - Pitchfork - Plank - Rake - Rifle - Rock - Shotgun - Shovel - Steel Pipe - Vase - Wrench - Tomahawk
Monsters
Bogeyman - Doll (Shadow) - Monocle Man - Nurse - Prisoner Juggernaut - Prisoner Minion - Pyramid Head - Screamer - Tormented Soul - Void - Wall Corpse - Weeping Bat - Wheelman- Bubble Head Nurse
Locations
Aerial Tram Station - Centennial Building - Chastain Heights - Chastain Heights Cinema - Devil's Pit - Devil's Pitstop - Interstate Gas Station - Hardware Store - Hillside - Logan's Park - Monroe Cemetery - Overlook Penitentiary - Pearl Creek - Pearl Creek Bank - Pleasant River - Port District - Ryall State Prison - St. Maria's Monastery - Underground Subway - Toluca Lake
Terms
Trinkets - Flashlight - Fog World - Map - Monster - Otherworld - Real World - Sidequest - Siren - Walkie-talkie - Manifestation - Seal of Metatron - Welcome Sign - Halo of the Sun
Archives
Items - Keys - Puzzles - Soundtrack - Secrets and Unlockables - Memos - Pachislot
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Characters
Eric - Tina - Bill - Jessie - Ryan - George - Emilie Anderson - Frank Anderson - Michelle Anderson
Hanna - Lorraine - Captain - Scott Fairbanks - Greys
Monsters
Creeper - Double Head - Greedy Worm - Gum Head - Hummer - Insane Cancer - Mama - Numb Body - Nurse - Phantom - Pyramid Head - Robbie the Rabbit - Scraper - Split Worm - Toadstool - Tremer - Tuberculosis
Locations
Brookhaven Hospital - Central Square Shopping Center - Jacks Inn - Labyrinth - Lakeside Amusement Park - Silent Hill Historical Society - Spiral Staircase - Toluca Lake - Toluca Prison
Terms
Flashlight - Fog World - Little Baroness - Monster - Otherworld - Radio - Real World - Siren - Welcome Sign
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Characters
Major Characters
Rose Da Silva - Christopher Da Silva - Cybil Bennett - Dahlia Gillespie - Thomas Gucci - Anna - Christabella - Sharon Da Silva - Alessa Gillespie - Dark Alessa
Other Characters
Sister Margaret - Eleanor - Adam - Colin - Lisa Garland - Jennifer Carroll
Monsters
Armless Man - Colin - Creeper - Dark Nurse - Grey Child - Red Pyramid
Locations
Brahms - Brookhaven Hospital - Church - Da Silva House - Gans County - Grand Hotel - Midwich Elementary School - Nathan Drugs - Pete's Bowl-O-Rama - Sacrificial Chamber - Silent Hill, West Virginia - Smitty's - Toluca County Archives - Toluca County Mining Museum - Toluca County Orphanage - Toluca Lake
Terms
The Brethren - Monster - Flashlight - Manifestation - Otherworld - Fog World - Real World - Siren - Great Knife - Welcome Sign - Brethren Symbol
Archives
Soundtrack
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Characters
Major Characters
Heather Mason - Christopher Da Silva - Vincent Cooper - Claudia Wolf - Leonard Wolf - Dark Alessa - Douglas Cartland - Alessa Gillespie
Other Characters
Rose Da Silva - Dahlia Gillespie - Suki - Travis Grady - Order Soldier - Detective Santini - Mannequin Girl
Monsters
Armless Man - Delusion - Leonard Wolf - Lobotomy - Mannequin Monster - Memory of Alessa - Missionary - Nurse - Pyramid Head - Valtiel
Locations
All Hallows High School - Brookhaven Asylum - Central Square Shopping Center - Jacks Inn - Sanctuary - Silent Hill, West Virginia - Lakeside Amusement Park
Terms
The Brethren - Halo of the Sun - Monster - Manifestation - Otherworld - Fog World - Real World - Robbie the Rabbit - Seal of Metatron - Siren - The Order - Great Knife - Welcome Sign
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Characters
Major Characters
Anita - Maya
Other Characters
Amelie - Krysta Planert
Monsters
Sakura Head
Locations
The Villa - Kettenstadt
Terms
Flashlight - Radio - Real World - Fog World - The Silent Hill Phenomenon - The Witch of the Far East - Otherworld - Monster
Archives
Memos - Puzzles
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