Nithche the Twisted Requires chant and a sewing kit HeartBeat the Healer Requires chant and a heart rate monitor Cherrirri the Guide Requires chant, a 2-liter bottle of cherry-flavored soda, and some cherries on a plate Vinerie the Trapped Requires chant, a plant pot, and an open area with some greenery Subconci the Neutral Requires a written letter to them about your feelings(must be written by you) Yay some lore for Nithche's existence, plus some other Haunted Plushies- So the Haunted Plushies are kinda like demons, that means you have to summon them. The least evil of all of the Haunted Plushies is Cherrirri, as they help guide you through the hardest of times; and the most evil of all of the Haunted Plushies is Nithche, as they try to kill you at night through deception. HeartBeat and Vinerie lay in the middle, as they neither directly help or harm you; and Subconci doesn't even land on the scale because of their indifference. All Haunted Plushies have a monster inside of them that may come out if the summoning ceremony isn't done right. These monsters are referred to as Plushie Monsters, although this wouldn't be enough to describe them. Haunted Plushies and Monster Plushies disappear the day after you summon them, since there could be someone else that wants/needs to summon them.
c2a ~FaQ for the chants~ Q: Do I need to say the name at the beginning and at the end? A: You just need to say the name at the end, as if you are trying to call out for a pet. Q: Do I need to do something with my red bodily fluid? A: No, not even for Nithche. I listed the requirements, which are usually the corresponding chant and stuff related to the Haunted Plushie you want to summon. Q: Do I need to repeat the chant? A: Usually no. If the Haunted Plushie is not responding to the offering presented, you might need to redo your setup, otherwise you might lure out the monster inside the Haunted Plushie if you continue to repeat the chant without redoing the setup if this happens. Though if your aim is to lure out the HP's monster, then go ahead, though I wouldn't recommend or condone it.
