The Queen, also known as Vader Eloha, is a mysterious entity known to be the wife of The Batter and the mother (and creation) of Hugo. Her body appears to manifest itself in the same way as The Batter's; she is the only other creation of Hugo and is able to control three Add-ons in the same way as The Batter.The Queen is in charge of The Guardians, who control the three Zones. Her exact purpose in doing so is obscure; she is never observed to directly interact with any of The Guardians during the course of the game.
In Chapter 1 of the events that take place within The Room, The Batter approaches The Queen, fighting her and eventually killing her after a brief dialogue. The Queen is the protector of Hugo in that she is his mother, and his creation; as The Batter challenges her, she exclaims "I won't let you lay a finger on the son that has brought us into this world!"
Boss battle
The Queen is the second hardest boss fight in the game, more difficult than the true final boss battle, but easier than Sugar. Like The Batter, she has three Add-Ons (though hers look significantly more ornate and beautiful than his) that will attack in unison with her. Unlike Sugar's candies, the Queen's Add-Ons are tough enough to withstand multiple hits, but the Batter's Epsilon Add-On should eliminate them promptly.
The Queen herself "attacks" the Batter by berating him, his quest and his treatment of Hugo, dealing a fair lot of damage and possibly inflicting status effects. Her attack quotes include:
- "He loves you not."
- "Have you filled your life with beauty?"
- "No dessert for you."
- "You’ve been wrong since the beginning."
- "You don’t even know his first name."
- "I am gravely disappointed."
- "There is nothing but the void after me."
- "You are mistaken."
Trivia
- In the English version of the game, part of her dialogue has been mistranslated as "I won't let you lay a finger on the son that we have brought into the world!", making for a much more unintentionally tragic ending. The line is in fact, "I won't let you lay a finger on the son that brought us into the world.".
- Dying, the Queen mentions a party that was supposed to be "tonight" and that she had made cake. She also asks the Batter how he would like his coffee. The significance to these lines have yet to be proven.
- The title card for her "chapter" of the room displays what appears to be an emperor or polyphemus moth.
- The Queen is the only character aside from the Batter to have Add-Ons, emphasizing her nature as the batter's wife and counterpart.