~°<Mr. Dr. Harley Sawyer>°~

in this case, a minor character Prototype was the mastermind behind the "Hour of Joy"—an event that occurred at the Playtime Co. factory in 1995 and resulted in the deaths of numerous employees and visitors at the hands of the company's numerous experiments. Prototype subsequently used his old identity, Ollie, to spy on his enemies and deceive Poppy. He harbors a strong hatred for scientists. Capable of imitating the voices of scientists, providing communication between them. Evolves - kills other toys and integrates their parts into itself, becoming stronger with each victim. Unpredictable—one moment he acts protective of Poppy, the next he crushes her head. A cracked porcelain face of a jester with wide, unnaturally grinning square teeth. One eye socket is dark and empty, while in the other a small orange mechanical pupil glows. A faint glow from the core shines through the thin torso. Unnaturally long, bony arms end in sharp, needle-like fingers. The lower body transitions into a complex spider-like structure assembled from factory scrap metal. Remarkably, Prototype enhances its own body using the remains of other toys. Its design incorporates limbs from Mommy Longlegs, Kissy Missy, and Huggy Waggie, as well as pieces of purple fur, red gas cylinders, and the emitter recovered from Catnap.

player's friend, his assistant The mascot is a small anthropomorphic dog with burgundy fur, a tuft of fur on top of its head that imitates hair, a thick wool collar on its neck, and a small tail visible at the back of its body; it was created in late 1990 or early 1991. Originally conceived as a protector of children, a living version later appeared. At first he obeyed the Prototype, but then he became one of the toys who resisted him, and together with Poppy and Dowie Testoman he tried to organize a resistance. It resembles a small creature similar to a Chihuahua or a fox, with an orange-brown coloring, one eye with a purple pupil, the other hidden by an eye patch. The body is partially inverted, with protruding fur, a bolt for a nose, and square teeth. The mascot is a brave and confident character, probably created to suppress children's fear of "scary things" at night; The experiment is a rather insecure character who constantly repeats that he's "not a hero." At the same time, Giblet is also full of hope, which is evident in his interactions with the protagonist.

Role in the plot Sawyer is the instigator of the experiments that led to the company's experiments revolving around orphans and to the company's eventual collapse. After the "Hour of Joy," Sawyer formed an alliance with the Prototype, gained control of the prison, and used his loyal creations to maintain his rule until the player's return. In 2005, Sawyer played with the player he claimed he failed to save before dying at their hands.

Capabilities Genius-level intellect. Sawyer possessed extensive knowledge of the human brain and neural reactivation, which led to the methods used to transform people into toys as part of the Bigger Bodies initiative. A master of manipulation. For example, Sawyer convinced Playtime Co. to let him take Initiative by exploiting their desperation, claiming it would help them maintain profits. The ability to navigate a room using see-through screens. Sometimes, Sawyer appeared as an eye, changing shape and color depending on his mood. Controlling multiple mechanical ships allows him to physically move and kill his targets.

Cunning, cruel, intelligent, and sadistic, Sawyer cares little for others but himself and his goals. He is a perfectionist and arrogant individual. For example, Sawyer believed the world was "one bad day" away from total annihilation, and many often joked and mocked him about it. He is picky. For example, in "The Sandwich Note," the author recounts how Sawyer was outraged by the sweet pickles, warning them that if they accepted his order, they should not choose the sweet ones or they would be severely punished. He is obsessed with the Prototype. Sawyer viewed the Prototype as a priceless secret. One journal entry contains the following: Sawyer tortures the Prototype, who suddenly asks him, "Does it hurt you when I hurt others?"

Biography As a young man, Sawyer was a student in Elliot Ludwig's Young Geniuses program. Elliot saw potential in him but was concerned about his lack of humility. Ludwig ultimately expelled Sawyer from the program, hoping it would teach him a lesson. Sawyer harbored a grudge that would later lead to disaster for the entire company. Sawyer later became the head of Playtime Co.'s special projects department and director of the Bigger Bodies initiative. The initiative involved transplanting the consciousness and organs of people (usually orphans) into giant toy shells. After a tragic theater incident caused by Sawyer, Leith Pierre orchestrated Sawyer's deactivation, reprogramming him into an all-encompassing surveillance system known as "The Doctor." This transformation allowed Sawyer's consciousness to jump from one mechanical body to another, effectively imprisoning him as a sentient being without physical mobility.

One of Sawyer's bodies is distinguished by a black, hoodless robe; this is likely his primary body. The other bodies are dressed in white, hooded robes.