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The Locust of MM2 Trello, Discord & Wiki Links — Verified Status

Every official and community channel a player might look for, with its verified status and the date it was checked — including the channels that do not exist.

The short version (checked 2026-10-03)

Two official links are verified: the Roblox experience itself (place 113447904853223) and the MM2 of The creator community it links. No Trello board, no official Discord invite, and no dedicated fan wiki can be verified for this place — and we say so plainly because every search for the game's links returns same-name results for the reversed-title look-alike experience at place 113385977463481. For a game with no announcements channel, the official page's title tag, description, and updated stamp are the de facto news feed, and this site's updates page tracks them with dated observation passes.

Link register

Every channel, its status, and its date

Statuses are bound to place 113447904853223. A channel listed as not existing is one we searched for and could not bind to this place — not one we assume will never appear.

ChannelStatusCheckedDetail
Roblox experience (official)Verified2026-10-03The exact game page — title “The Locust of MM2 [ORIGINAL]”, place 113447904853223. It is also where the premise wording and credits live.Open the official page →
Creator community (official)Verified2026-10-03“MM2 of The”, community ID 657728329 — the creator link displayed on the official experience page, and the likeliest future announcement surface.Open the community page →
Trello boardNo board found2026-10-03No board is linked from the official page and no board search binds to this place. Same-name Trello results belong to the look-alike game or to unrelated projects.
Discord serverNo invite found2026-10-03No official invite is published for this place; discovery results return look-alike servers. The creator community page is the verified official gathering point.
Fan wikiNone dedicated2026-10-03No target-bound fan wiki exists that we can cite. This site's wiki pages carry that role with per-claim sourcing; Villains Wiki documents the character's origin series (T.O.E.), not this game.
Creator video coverageActive2026-09September 2026 playthroughs of the exact title (horror-mode footage) are the closest thing to a community hub — and the fastest place new mechanics surface publicly.
The look-alike problem

Why a links page has to identify the game first

The single most common way players land in the wrong community.

This game

“The Locust of MM2 [ORIGINAL]” — place 113447904853223, universe 10764415270, creator community 657728329, created August 30, 2026. The [ORIGINAL] tag, the nest-and-escape premise, and the Nikilis concept credit are its storefront signature.

The look-alike

“MM2 of The Locust” — place 113385977463481, the same three words in reverse order. It ranks for the same searches and carries its own community links, codes, and mechanics. A link found by title alone matches whichever game ranks highest, which is why every claim on this site carries a place ID.

How to verify

Three checks before trusting any Locust link

  1. 1. Open the link's game page and compare the place ID with 113447904853223 — a matching title is not enough on its own.
  2. 2. Check whether the official page links the channel itself; anything the creator has not linked is community-run by definition.
  3. 3. Prefer channels that show recent, game-specific activity — a server or board whose last post predates the August 30 launch is not this game's.
FAQ

Link questions

Is there an official Trello board for The Locust of MM2?

None that we can verify. As of the 2026-10-03 check, no Trello board is linked from the official Roblox page, and board searches surface only same-name results bound to other places. If a board exists, it is private or unlinked — the official Roblox page remains the only confirmed channel.

Does the game have an official Discord server?

No public invite is verified for this place. The official page links only the MM2 of The creator community, and Discord discovery results for the game's name return look-alike servers. Treat any invite found in search results as belonging to another game until it proves otherwise.

Is there a fan wiki for the game?

No dedicated, target-bound fan wiki exists that we can cite. This site fills that role with sourced reference pages, and the character's origin is documented on Villains Wiki through Doctor Nowhere's T.O.E. series — which is about the character, not a game wiki.

Where do updates actually get announced?

On the Roblox page itself: the title tag, the description text, and the updated stamp. That is why this site's updates page tracks those three surfaces with dated observation passes instead of promising an announcements channel that does not exist.

Why is the look-alike game mentioned on a links page?

Because it is where the wrong links come from. “MM2 of The Locust” (place 113385977463481) reverses the same three words, ranks for the same searches, and has its own community links. A Discord or Trello invite found by searching the game name most likely belongs to that place.

Codes status

The evidence-based code answer for this exact place.

Update watch

The title-tag and description passes that substitute for a news channel.

Source register

Every source behind the site, with type and checked date.