Despite the Hunter's aim and rapid fire, the duo is able to dodge and shield themselves as they run. The Hunter grabs his shotgun and lantern and sets off in pursuit of them. They quietly tread behind him and manage to escape through a small door where organs are dumped out of, but the noise they made draw the Hunter's attention. Together, they make their way into a shed, where the Hunter is skinning an animal he has killed. Mono eventually makes his way to the Hunter's house, where he frees Six from the basement. Mono soon learns that the traps are belonged to the Hunter, who has an abnormal passion for taxidermy a passion which the Hunter fulfills by trapping people, stuffing them, and then posing them in his house. While exploring the Wilderness, Mono encounters numerous traps, some filled with people. Unfortunately, the Hunter finds Six again when she is distracted by Mono, giving him the opportunity to corner and capture her. This proves successful as the Hunter turns and fires his shotgun in the direction the pebble caused noise, which grants Six enough time to duck into a small tunnel under a tree and make a quick escape.
After finding cover, she attempts to elude him by throwing a pebble in a different direction. In the first episode of the Little Nightmares Comics, the Hunter tries to catch Six, who was hiding from him in the Wilderness. It can be argued that he could have been hoping for Six to die of dehydration or starvation. Despite all this, he is also shown to be patient and doesn't kill and taxidermy his prey immediately, as shown in the Little Nightmares Comics, where he chases after and, eventually, captures Six, locking her in his basement for at least a month, as evidenced by the tally marks on the walls. It can also be said that the Hunter is somewhat of a slob, given the state of his cabin, which is a total mess with the many things lying out and about. It is evidenced that when the Hunter sets his mind to something, he doesn't back down, as when Mono and Six escape his cabin and evade him several times, he continues to venture deeper into the woods in pursuit of them. He is shown to be possibly unhealthy and is rather aggressive while he performs taxidermy. Like the other characters in the franchise, the Hunter does not talk and his personality is shown through his actions. The Hunter also has heavy breathing, as seen when being idle. This may either be the insulation of the Hunter's jacket, or an implication that the Hunter himself is filled with stuffing, similar to the rest of the taxidermy in his home.
His coat is noticeably worn and crudely stitched together, with the seam of his right shoulder being the most threadbare, revealing a white cotton-like substance bulging out from between the stitches. The rest of the Hunter's outfit consists of a green overcoat, brown trousers, brown gloves, and black leather work boots.
The Hunter is a large, humanoid monster with a somewhat stocky physique and a massive head covered by a burlap sack tied around his neck with twine, with a single eyehole where his right eye would be, topped with a brown Gatsby cap. Website DescriptionĪrmed with his flashlight and battered shotgun, The Hunter stamps through the wilderness with cold ambition, sniffing out his prey, collecting new trophies for the groaning walls of his shack. His motives are unknown, but he does appear to have an interest in taxidermy. The Hunter seems to work alone, stalking the wilderness with a rusty shotgun and a lantern-style flashlight.
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