The tenth statue is in the Lady's room, which you can only get when Six manages to frighten the Lady away by smashing the pot on her bedside cabinet. To celebrate the announcement of Little Nightmares III, we are pleased to present this limited-edition diorama!

The writer of Little Nightmares neither confirms nor denies whether the Thin Man is the predecessor of Mono or if they are the same individual. He simply states "It's all of that". [1]Time manipulation: The Thin Man has the power to slow down time in his surrounding environment while remaining unaffected by this change himself, causing any people or objects which were previously moving at a normal pace to slow down to less than half of their actual time in his presence. He can also use this power to fast-forward himself in a limited extent of time, giving him the illusion of teleporting despite actually just walking to his intended spot Think twice before confronting this frightening creature – your only option to escape might be to RUN. In the Pale City, when Mono breaks through the door with an axe to escape the Thin Man for a second time, the Thin Man briefly pauses and tilts his head as he stares at Mono, seemingly in confusion before continuing to pursue him once again. Like the many other characters in the Little Nightmares universe, the Thin Man does not speak and his personality is shown through his actions. Unlike other antagonists of the franchise who are aggressive and violent, the Thin Man acts calm and collected as he doggedly pursues Mono and Six, all while remaining seemingly hostile nonetheless.

Additionally, the Thin Man has a large sense of patience, persistence, and stoicism. This is shown throughout the game, through the Thin Man's leisured walk, when he attempts to confront Mono. In the freezer room located above the meat grinder, you need to pass through a hole on the right wall and enter into another room, in which the sixth statue is located in the lower right corner. Every grotesque detail from the dead fish-like eyes to the sagging skin have been expertly captured recreating the haunting expressions of the food obsessed guests. When Six falls underneath a loose floorboard, she must go to the end, finding herself under a room filled with wooden dolls, then move away from the camera and find the fourth statue. The Thin Man can fast forward time where he can move from one point to another easily to pursuit Mono. It is also shown in some scenes that he has the ability that allows him to travel in and out of the televisions throughout the Pale City as well as having the ability to see through them. The Thin Man is also capable of telekinesis, as he uses it to capture Six when she is spotted. It appears that whenever he is present, the area he is in becomes static-like and glitchy, which causes those around him to lag and move at a slower pace. The only hope Mono seems to have against him is to keep running.

A leftover model exploring this concept remains in the game, with an interrogation table present in the files, albeit misspelt as "interigation table". A similar action is taken again by the Thin Man when he sees Mono escape near the end of the train chase.

The Thin Man also appears to be cunning, intelligent and always seems to be one step ahead of Mono. As at times when Mono would arrive in an area, the Thin Man appears almost immediately afterwards. Interestingly, despite the Thin Man having no dedicated mouth animations, his teeth are fully rendered and detailed.Scrapped gameplay shows that the Thin Man would have originally first encountered Mono and Six on one of the building's rooftops in the Pale City, as well as appearing in a dream sequence, similar to how The Lady appeared in Six's dream during the intro of Little Nightmares.

Prior to the release of Little Nightmares II, many fans assumed that the Thin Man was the one responsible for the television transmissions around the Pale City. This is reflected in that prior to the Thin Man's official name having been revealed, fans referred to him as "The Broadcaster". After Six falls through a garbage chute, you should find the seventh statue in the bottom left corner. The bulging seams of the clothes, which look as if they are about to burst, capture the moment perfectly.The Thin Man has powers identical to Mono, although he is far more experienced in wielding them than the former. The car crashes at the end of the line, leaving Mono battered and bruised. After taking a moment to pull himself up, the child works through the pain and presses onward, lead out of the subway station by glitched visions of his missing friend. The Thin Man's ability to crawl out from a TV is similar to Yamamura Sadako's, a fictional character from Koji Suzuki's Ring series.