Vicky Genocidal Official Facts

Vicky Genocidal has a black cat named Bingus. She and Hannah the killer have shared ownership of the cat.

Vicky's father and mother separated when she was barely six. Her mother moved out and broke off all contact with her daughter and ex-husband.

Vicky has had an affinity for the horror genre ever since she was a child. Her favorite slashers are Freddy Kreuger and Ghostface

Vicky came out as bisexual to her aunt when she was fourteen. She had feared that her aunt wouldn't accept her, but her aunt was fully supportive.

Vicky was on friendly terms with Jeff before he became a killer (shown in Røss)

Vicky was spared because Jeff wanted to see if he could break someone without physically damaging them. It was like a twisted game to him.

Whenever she sees anything related to Jeff the killer, Vicky begins laughing uncontrollably.

The chemical that bleached Vicky's skin also damaged her eyes slightly. She can't see things too well if they're far away.

Vicky prefers cats over dogs.

She doesn't have a set home, and just bounces between motels, often killing guests and taking their rooms.

In the swing set scene in "The True Genocide", Vicky was listening to "Closer to the Truth" by Cryoshell.

Vicky kills in order to satisfy her desire for blood and violence.

Vicky sometimes enjoys playing "doctor", using her victims as living cadavers.

When in public, Vicky wears sunglasses and a face mask, as well as a brown wig and makeup to hide her bizarre hair and white skin.

Vicky often has schizophrenic visions of her aunt, friends and father. These visions blame her for what happened and make her feel guilty for everything she has done. She started seeing these visions after Jeff's massacre, in the form of vivid nightmares. They only became visions when she was burned by the chemical.

Vicky blames herself for Hannah and Jane's "abandonment", and feels she wasn't strong enough to defend them and lost their friendship because of it.

Vicky associates any "mean" person with Jeff and has an overwhelming urge to slaughter them because of it.

Victoria had an undiagnosed personality disorder which began far into her childhood, made worse by her trauma from Jeff.

In her confrontation with Margaret, Vicky stabbed the pillow in order to stall her bloodlust.

Vicky is still partially sane, though that part of her fades with every murder she commits.

After going insane, Vicky found her similarities to Jeff ironic and "hilarious".

Going insane seemed to turn Vicky's grief into humor.

Vicky often steals books about the medical field from libraries, or the homes of her victims.

After going missing, Victoria Ross was declared deceased.

Many of Victoria's classmates thought she and Jeff were teammates. This assumption only intensified after Vicky became a killer.

Vicky goes by both "Vicky Genocidal" and "Vicky the killer", with a preference for "Genocidal".

Vicky obsessively studies any case that could relate to Jane Everlasting or Hannah the Killer.

Vicky was unaware of Homicidal Liu. She knew Liu went missing but didn't know where he had gone.

Vicky has to repeatedly dye her hair black, because her hair was bleached a light blonde shade. She dislikes the blonde with a burning passion.

The cut on Vicky's cheek went all the way through her skin. If she takes out her stitches, one will be able to see the inside of her mouth through the cut. She has to replace the stitches many times.

Due to her eyelids being stitched open, Vicky can't cry without her wounds bleeding due to irritation.

Vicky smokes less after she starts killing, seeing gore and violence as a new fix.

Vicky chews her sleeve as a habit.

Vicky uses humor as a coping mechanism.

She has a strong fear of abandonment.

Victoria tried to go to therapy several times after the incident, but she often ditched her appointments, smoking in a secluded area instead. Margaret eventually stopped taking her after finding out.

Margaret was aware of Vicky's issues with smoking but didn't try to stop her.

Vicky stopped all attempts of making new friends after the incident.

Vicky has strong anxiety about failing those she cares for.