FNF’ vs Documic Performatted Rebuilt

Introduction to FNF’ vs Documic Performatted Rebuilt

You step into a pulsing rhythm battle where you guide Boyfriend through a series of on-screen arrow prompts, matching every beat as you trade lyrical blows. The mod throws you into a playlist of tracks named “Readability,” “Compatibility,” “Integrity,” “Syntax,” and “Corrupted,” each one packing more notes, faster speeds, and tricky patterns than the last. As you move deeper into the setlist, you’ll even face glitching notes that sap your health faster or demand you steer clear entirely, keeping you on your toes from start to finish.

Behind the music, there’s a story about Boyfriend and Girlfriend running into Documic—a character who looks and acts like a busted, glitching document from a familiar office program. Their showdown unfolds in a world that feels like it’s flickering between stability and total corruption, full of visual distortions that echo themes of data errors and rogue AI. The “Rebuilt” tag lets you know this isn’t the original run-through; it’s been tweaked, patched, and expanded to deliver fresh surprises.

Visually, you’ll notice custom art everywhere: Documic’s sprite borrows icons and style cues from word-processing software, while your favorite duo has gotten new animations to match the mod’s aesthetic. The stages you rap on feel like a digital office space gone haywire, with backgrounds that glitch, shimmer, and shift as the music drops. Even the health bars and menus are reimagined to fit the theme, wrapping you deeper into that corrupted-document vibe.

Between songs, cutscenes—either simple stills or animated clips—fill in pieces of the tale, showing how this broken-up system might heal or break for good. Compared to earlier versions, this rebuild brings sharper visuals, more tracks to master, tighter note charts, and extra lore to discover. It’s the same epic rhythm showdown at heart, just with a bigger, bolder spin.