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Who Is Scratch? Gameoverse Pilot Theory

United KingdomPublished May 19, 2026

Views 1.05M  |  Likes 78.0K  |  Comments 1.65K
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Did you know this in Gameoverse? During the pilot we briefly meet a character called Scratch. Who is she and what is her lore? Let me explain. So scratch is the name of the cat that wears goggles which we see a couple times in the flashbacks during the pilot. We hear her speak twice, once at the start where she sa…

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