Who's your platonic addition to DBD?

I want a perfect blue chapter, but I'm 1,000% sure that'll never happen.

Springtrap is awesome, and he's crossed my mind as well, but somehow he just doesn't seem like he would fit. I honestly can't put my finger on why, it's not as if he's any more farfetched or less established than any of the other licensed characters.

For anyone who doesn't follow Five Nights at Freddy's and would just like a basic summary of what makes Springtrap interesting, (SPOILER), the simple version is that Springtrap is a scrapped animatronic suit that unintentionally impaled, like an iron maiden, a serial child killer when he used it to flee the spirits of the kids that he murdered. The Springtrap suit, a badly decaying rabbit costume, is mobile thanks to the reanimated (and equally decayed) corpse of the killer forever trapped inside of it.

OG John Constantine, or the Matt Ryan version. That slimy, treacherous, self-serving prick of a warlock would make a great addition.

Honestly I'm wondering why we haven't received and Outlast Chapter yet, maybe because the fact the 2nd game is banned in Australia, but they might add it. I want Richard Trager, the Surgeon from outlast 1, he is one of the most memorable villains, and the only character I wish had more screen time. Eddie Gluskin would be hard given the fact he only goes for men not women, although now that I think about it, yeah I guess he could work. I do want the killers power to reflect the torture horror Outlast shows and brings

I a shocked we haven't gotten an Outlast chapter already, maybe its not as valuable of an IP due to them releasing only two games with the new one coming this year. I really don't see why Outlast shouldn't come into DBD

That could be the reason, ngl I felt like Outlast 2 was really pushing it. Not that I mind, but they were really testing their luck in that game, I personally didn't find it as good as the first one tho, the characters were kinda forgettable, and it wasn't that scary. What the first game did was introduced to the idea of the kind of psychotic people we see in the first game, to actually existing irl, that is what was so scary about it. The second game while introduced notable characters, they felt unrealistic at best, hell I didn't like Blake that much given the fact he was making cheesy but also stereotypical( I'm not sure if that's the right word on how to describe it). He would sometimes quote something like "hey this looks like a heretic temple," or ' hey their must be a generator somewhere'.

Where as Miles was quiet about it, yet still aware of what was going on.