The internet has a new favorite alien, and his name is Biddy Blas. Since Star Wars: Galactic Racer launched on October 6, 2026, a previously obscure crocodile-faced alien from the Crocin species has become an overnight sensation — thanks to two words: “Scrib doon.”
In his debut scene, Biddy Blas introduces himself to the player with extreme, over-the-top confidence: “Here’s a name for you, amateur! Biddy Blas. Write it down. Tattoo it on your arm, and someday your arm will be worth millions!”
“Scrib doon,” fans quickly learned, is the Crocin translation for “write it down.” The character’s theatrical delivery of those two syllables has turned the moment into a viral phenomenon, spawning a flood of fan art, video edits and reaction clips across X, TikTok and Instagram.
The new “Glup Shitto”
Within the Star Wars fandom, Biddy Blas is being hailed as the latest “Glup Shitto” — the fan term for a minor or obscure background character who suddenly gains a massive, outsized following.
The meme gained traction almost immediately after launch. On October 6, X user @nib95_ posted a clip of the introduction that quickly amassed over 21,000 likes, and TikTok and Instagram remixes followed, with some edits topping 64,000 views within days.
Why “Scrib Doon” works everywhere
The joke, fans say, is the contrast: Biddy Blas’s intense, self-important demeanor against the low-stakes nature of his dialogue. That makes his dramatic delivery the perfect reaction to mundane, everyday situations — arriving at a friend’s house, whispering into someone’s ear, or acting with exaggerated confidence.
Creators have even swapped the original game audio for popular songs to emphasize the character’s swagger, and the voice actor behind Biddy Blas, Richard Summers-Calvert, has earned praise for a performance fans call both funny and surprisingly memorable. All under hashtags like #BiddyBlas and #ScribDoon, the boastful little alien proves once again that a single well-delivered line can turn a side character into a pop-culture icon.
Why game memes hit different
Star Wars: Galactic Racer only launched on October 6, which makes Biddy Blas’s rise especially fast — a character with minutes of screen time becoming a fandom-wide phenomenon in days. It’s the same alchemy behind the “Glup Shitto” hall of fame: give players one unforgettable line reading, and the internet does the rest. With fan art, audio swaps and reaction clips still multiplying, “Scrib doon” isn’t fading anytime soon.
