I doubt it considering the Entity favors killers over survivors since the latter are essentially viewed as little more than toys, while the former can become truly favored by the entity like ghost-face. It could be a punishment I suppose, but I highly doubt we will ever see anything like this, since a survivor -> killer is a big step up, giving a potentially boring survivor a killer power, backstory as to how they got there and everything, where as a killer -> survivor just leaves people wondering what the killer version of them would've been like.

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Exactly

He could also have something like Bardic Inspiration (do a musical action to buff other survivors), using his talents and mask as a way to get others to do something for him

Hux is definitely the Killer version of Yun-Jin in a way, quite intelligent but driven by their need to survive above all else, even if its at the cost of others. (Hux is definitely waaaay more petty though, and I love him for that.)

Regarding Rin: There was this one piece of tome lore where she fucked up a bunch of bullies when her family's ancient rage kicked in. She would make for an insane vengeful survivor.

Leatherface ain't a bad guy but he's also.... Not exactly "all there" survivors need to be self-sufficient to a degree which bubba just isn't. Bubba NEEDS the other members of his family to function at all as a person, and it's his fear of disappointing his family or now, the entity which motivates him. I don't think bubba would really work as a survivor because he's just a tool other people use rather than a person of his own, he does have something close to the mind of a child and a real inability to do thing survivors need to. As for HUX I MASSIVELY disagree. Mainly because this thought experiment requires a bit of rewriting here and there. HUX is motivated by his own survival and as someone else pointed out above me, would basically be another yun-jin just to an even more exaggerated degree. He would likely hold some level of contempt for his teammates, but I feel like that's just a normal byproduct of playing soloQ survivor. Despite his lore, HUX is also not a real "Schemer" he comes up with plans sure, but they only work because of the crew being idiots and lacking the info the HUX has become self-aware, as well as 0 investigation being done after the first kill. I'd imagine he'd have perks like say bite the bullet which have a lot of utility although maybe not encouraging too much altruism outside of opportune moments.

This is cool to see after I recently saw "killer-survivor role swap" fanart, which made me think up the idea of a self aware Hux willed to do good, and a Gabriel who sabotaged his crew's mission and the other Huxes

pls keep me updated

Agreed. Another point in Amanda’s favour is she is Cramer’s most dedicated follower. She was looking after him when he was dying. She willingly put herself through those death games for Cramer. From a lore perspective, she’s got loyalty, willpower, and endurance on her side, which can sometimes be more powerful than the more technical skills.

I thought movie Nemesis was Matt, who infiltrated Umbrella with his sister. We see her die at the beginning of the film, and come back as a zombie later on. But yes I agree movie Nemesis could work if the human part is able to “wake up” and regains a conscience. I suppose it would depend on how much the entity is watching and controlling Nemesis.

Not to forget that this is Michael from comics, which is part of both OG timeline and H20 timeline and OG timelines Michael is controlled by the evil demon, so if he was a survivor and freed of the Curse, he would be a good teammate.

But this is comics (part of OG timeline and H20 timeline) Michael, who is not an emotionless shell of a man. He is forced to be a killer and we see him showing emotions in H5, when he removes his mask for Jamie and we see him crying. Only because he doesn't show emotions often, doesn't mean he doesn't have them

@@valeriebreidenstein8362 There's Halloween comics? Seriously? Whatever- You completely missed my point. My comment wasn't talking about Michael Myers- It just listed him as an example. I could have just as easily listed the Dredge, or Nemesis. You're getting caught up in the small details. My comment was talking about how the entity feeds off of emotions, and a killer turned survivor would need to be someone who could feel fear, and hope, for the entity to feed off of, rather than necessarily be 'good'.