The Prototype

Doctor Harley Sawyer, commonly referred to as “The Doctor”, was the originator of the Bigger Bodies Initiative, and a former pupil of Elliot Ludwig. Ruthless, egotistical, and completely amoral, he orchestrated the systemic experimentation of hundreds to pave his elusive “golden path”, only to be subjected to the same experimentation. His mind made into a prison of wires and terminals, his project stolen from him, he’d become just as much a prisoner as the experiments he created. In the years since the Hour of Joy, the Doctor has become a monster unburdened by any pretense of humanity, the final steps on his “golden path” seemingly within his reach.

Sawyer's Aliases: Dr. Harley Sawyer Dr. H. Sawyer (in report) Dr. Sawyer Harley (by Leith Pierre) Sawyer Experiment 1354 "The Doctor" The Big Mean Doctor (by Doey the Doughman) The Doctor (experiment designation; nickname) Doctor (by the Warden) The Backup (by Giblet)

Harley Sawyer's human appearance is unknown. After becoming Experiment 1354, he was reduced to organs (lungs, liver, and giant brain) stored and kept alive within Vital System Centers scattered around the prison. When he looks through a television, an eye surrounded by static will appear on the screen. The Doctor can also take control of mechanical vessels around the room his brain is located in. When they activate, a yellow eye with fingers around it will appear until it turns into a larger, chaotic, red eye when it starts to attack. When The Doctor possesses his mind to one of the vessels, its screen will show the exact same eye from the television when he is looking through it.

His main body, which he uses most often, is also robotic, also with a TV instead of a head. His main body differs from the other bodies in that the other bodies are wearing dirty white torn robes, but his main body is wearing a black robe, looking cleaner and less torn. His face is just one eye.

After the Prototype captured Poppy, the Player and Giblet were able to restore a backup, who was amused at the turn of events.

Sawyer, also known as The Doctor, is the overarching antagonist of Poppy Playtime, serving as the main antagonist of its fourth installment, Chapter 4: Safe Haven, and appearing at the end of Chapter 5: Broken Things as a part of the Master Backup. He was first revealed in PROJECT: PLAYTIME in a VHS tape and made numerous appearances in future Poppy Playtime media, including Chapter 3: Deep Sleep. This led up to his role as the main villain in the game's fourth entry.

A cunning, cruel, intelligent, and sadistic man, Sawyer was the Head of Special Projects at Playtime Co. and the originator of the Bigger Bodies Initiative. He proposed the latter to the company's executives in 1990 as a means to cut the company's costs by replacing the human workforce with oversized organisms modeled after many of the company's characters, decreasing the risk of lawsuits, and allowing Sawyer to quietly further his own scientific research.

Sawyer was convinced an invaluable secret lied within the company's 1006th experiment, The Prototype, and was determined to uncover it. After being betrayed by Leith Pierre for his repeated shortcomings, and turned into an experiment himself as a consequence, Sawyer would serve as a source of direction and knowledge for Playtime Co.'s scientists.

In 1995, Sawyer would survive The Hour of Joy, an uprising at the Playtime Co. toy factory that saw the death of countless employees and visitors at the hands of the company's numerous experiments, and utilized the event to gain power. Afterwards, he formed an uneasy alliance with The Prototype to uncover a secret, possibly the same secret that he was trying to find before his betrayal. He gained control of the prison through the Omni-Hand and employed his loyal creations to maintain his rule. In 2005, he toyed with The Player until being killed by the latter, whom he claimed had saved no one before meeting his end.

Height: 5.10 ft (1.78m) (half-torso), 12 ft (3.65m) (estimated with legs) The Bigger Body version of DogDay takes on a ragged, monstrous appearance. Completely bisected at the waist, all that remains of DogDay is a thin dilapidated torso stained with blood and held together with a tan leather belt, likely to keep the remains of his innards from falling out. He has large black stitches connecting both arms to his body which end in two massive human-like hands, and like CatNap, his black pupils have white irises. Also like CatNap, he possesses large black sockets with no discernable eyes (until possessed by Ruined Smiling Critters), and a large gaping mouth with no semblance of teeth. The Bigger Body version of DogDay that many fans are familiar with speaks in a shallow monotone, possibly due to his prolonged captivity at the Playtime Co. factory, though his determination to help The Player even in his last moments shows that even while worn down, he hasn't let his suffering destroy his will to help others. Despite his confinement, DogDay has extensive knowledge about CatNap, his motivations, and other beings like the Ruined Smiling Critters, as revealed in his monologue. In DogDay's dismembered state, he is unable to move beyond simple head movements and turns. He seems to be aware of his predicament and prioritizes The Player's situation over his own during his final moments. This combined with his rebellion against the prototype shows that he is, brave, strong willed and determined to do the right thing even in hopeless situations or against bad odds.

Experiment 1188. Height: 12.2 ft (3.72m) (quadrupedal), 18.5 ft (5.64m) (bipedal) The Bigger Bodies CatNap resembles a feline creature cloaked in purple fur. His eyes showcase black pupils encircled by white irises and a cat-like nose. His mouth remains open at all times, devoid of discernible teeth, forming an abyss-like void. The paws bear four digits, each armed with sharp, black claws, and extremely elongated limbs that seem loosely stitched at the joints. The disproportionately small, emaciated torso exposes the rib cage, pelvic bone and spine beneath the skin. A black zipper runs down his chest with a gold crescent moon pendant on it. The Bigger Body version of CatNap is fervently devoted to the Prototype, tirelessly worshiping him like a god and urging others to embrace the concept of the Hour of Joy. This unwavering loyalty is epitomized in CatNap's treatment of "heretics", as those who go against or try to oppose the Prototype face dire consequences, exemplified specifically with DogDay, found after navigating through the Playhouse bound in a cell. Since the time of his creation, CatNap firmly believes that his ultimate purpose is to serve and obey the enigmatic figure, with the Prototype encouraging his loyalty or granting him authority over Playcare. While exploring through the Caverns, CatNap is depicted engaging in fervent prayer at a shrine modeled on and devoted to the Prototype. As Chapter 3 reaches its conclusion, the Prototype emerges and the still-burning, mortally wounded CatNap resumes his prayer again, as if offering his broken body for the Prototype to claim. His fanaticism is depicted as an evolved version of the once-genuine "friendship" between Theodore and the Prototype.

Места самый верхний этаж (на поверхности): Главный Вход (Фойе) Магазин Охранная Вестибюль (Комната с Хагги) Тестовая Кинотеатр Кафетерия Инновации Склад "Make-A-Friend" Вентиляция Комната Поппи

Этаж ниже (под землёй): Офис Людвига Подсобка Электрическая Станция Музыкальные Воспоминания Ударь-по-Вагги Статуи

Ещё ниже, чем предыдущий этаж: Мусорный Пресс Приют Зона Добычи Газа Безопасная Комната Дом Милый Дом Школа Игровая Офисы

Ещё ниже: тюрьма safe Heaven (destroyed).

ещё ниже: лаборатории, места выращивания цветов мака и изучение странных грибов, камеры для содержания экспериментов, камеры для промывания мозгов (маленькие, в комнате один стул и большой экран, где крутили 24/7 видео Мисс Грейси о том, что "игрушкой быть хорошо", "быть игрушкой – это рай", "ты всегда был игрушкой" и так далее.

Grabpack Grabpack 2.0 Barry

Dusky Bron (1961) Boxy Boo (1966) Pianosaurus Candy Cat (1979) Mini Huggies Wuggies Daisy Miss Delight Cat-Bee (late 1980s) PJ Pug-a-Pillar (late 1980s) Dolly Grub Bunzo Bunny Wrongside Outimals (1990s) Daddy Long Legs (1992) Baby Long Legs (1992) Boogie Bot (1993)

Opening: 1930. Closure (due to "Hour Of Joy"): August 8, 1995.

The slogan: "What's the time? Playtime!"

После реализации Инициативы Больших Тел компания Playtime Co. использовала игрушки в своих интересах, заставляя их выполнять различные работы, например, Хагги Вагги, использовался как охрана Фабрики, а Мамочкой Длинные Ноги помогала следить за детьми на Игровой Станции. Это помогло компании Playtime Co. повысить эффективность своей рабочей силы, не нуждаясь в людях, которым требовались оплата и перерывы.

Хотя компания Playtime Co. базируется в США, корпорация показана международной, так как в Главе 2: Муха в паутине есть коробка с русскими буквами. А в кассете КОНФИДЕНЦИАЛЬНО перемещение 08-08-1995.mp4 показано предупреждение на немецком и русском языке. Эти два появления разных языков могут означать, что Playtime Co. владеет предприятиями в других странах и/или международные компании поставляют Playtime Co. (особенно из России и Германии).

Playtime Co. также не прочь убивать своих сотрудников, чтобы скрыть свои секреты, как, например, в случае с Роуэном Столлом, который узнал о секретах корпорации и чья машина впоследствии была саботирована работником Playtime Co., в результате чего он чуть не умирает в результате инцидента, а затем его съедает Бокси Бу. В дополнение к предыдущему, рабочие, совершающие действия, которые являются нежелательными и/или представляют угрозу для репутации Playtime Co., подвергаются строгому наказанию. Роуэна Столла лишили пенсии, Рича понизили в должности с предыдущей должности и перевели на работу в Склад (Остров Неподходящих Игрушек) из-за его многочисленных жалоб на компанию, а Пэтти Холл отправили в «Склад Б» за саботаж оборудования.

Elliot Ludwig is Poppy Ludwig's birth father and Oliver Ludwig's (Ollie) adoptive father. After Poppy's death, Elliot allowed an experiment to be conducted on his adopted son, the "1006 – the Prototype" experiment. During his lifetime, Elliot appreciated Sawyer's talent and knowledge, but saw in him that Sawyer did not value people at all and did not hire him. after his death (someone killed him) Leith Pierre took the place of the new head of Playtime Co.

Leith Pierre, the new head of the factory, it was he who allowed to do the same experiments on people and in particular children. It was Pierre who hired Harley Sawyer. Soon, Leith Pierre disliked Sawyer and Sawyer disliked Leith Pierre.

Bruno White – Sawyer's ride Hand.

Stella Greyberg is the head of the shelter, which is located directly under the factory.

Eddie M. N. Ritterman.

Miss Gracie/Gracie Green.

Preston Willard.

Other Employees.

Experiment 1202: Giblet. Giblet appears to be a raccoon, chihuahua or fox like creature with an orange-brown color tone. His left eye sports a brilliant magenta pupil and black iris in the shape of a four petaled flower, while the other appears to be missing; ergo, his eye socket is concealed by a black leather eye patch. Like other critters encountered throughout Chapter 5, he appears to have had his skin turned inside out. He has some patches of brown fur poking out of his skin, some as his eyebrows, on his chin, his arms and legs and on his ears and on top of his head. He also has a metal bolt on where his nose should be.

In terms of clothing, Giblet wears what looks like a frock coat with a large Huggy Wuggy button and a patched mitten on his left and right hand. And there seems to be some stuffing sticking out of the mittens and the tip of his left ear and other parts of his head. While both of Giblet's legs appear to be functional, he has resorted to needing to use a cane to help support him when walking.This cane also acts as a taser, having been made from electrical parts.

Personality Giblet appears to come across as being hopeful, but also unsure of himself constantly saying he’s "not a hero" as he remarked with some surprise to see The Player up close as being "the one they've been talking about." He appears to display resistance and outright refusal to the Prototype's rule.

He admires and cares for Poppy, yet he is taken aback after learning of her ill-fated plan to destroy the factory's foundations to eliminate the Prototype. He believes that being trapped in her case for so long has driven her a bit mad. Giblet might have heard about the Player's actions against Doey the Doughman; he confides with Chum Chompkins that he always recognized Doey was unfortunately volatile, stating he figured at some point Doey's violent side would eventually overpower his other two. Nevertheless, Giblet did mourn Doey when he was notified about his death.

Experiment 1322: Doey The Doughman. Regular Form Doey is a plump dough creature, made up of a multi-colored clay-like substance. His head and most of his torso are light blue, with a simple face on a relatively thin neck, and he wears a deep blue bowler hat. His long arms increase in thickness down to his forearms, with his left being orange and his right being yellow. His forearms end in four-fingered hands, each finger short and plump. Meanwhile, his legs are stubby red nubs. He lacks facial features besides a line for a mouth and holes in his head representing eyes. Perhaps Doey's most unique feature is his "tattoo": yellow, orange, and red colored dough on his belly form the pattern of three bendy arms reaching toward the center of his stomach. When he is consumed with rage, sharp red teeth can be seen lining his wide mouth and are more apparent before his transformation. Aggressive Form Though still retaining the same color scheme as his regular form, Doey's hostile appearance takes on a near crocodilian form. His mouth is now opened at an approximate 100° angle, pushing his bowler hat and eyes to the back of his head. Emerging from his esophagus are three mouthless, childlike humanoids crammed together. These humanoids possess dark teal skin, red eyes, and arms ending in hands with four, long-fingered digits, including thumbs. Four of these arms hold open the tooth-rimmed cavernous maw from asymmetrical positions (one at the upper lip, two at the bottom lip, and one on the lip's right-hand side), and two more arms reach outward, to grasp prey at close quarters. Both the upper-right and lower-middle humanoids' eyes are drawn in expressions of sorrow (representing Matthew and Jack), while the upper-left humanoid's eyes display aggression (representing Kevin). Doey's tattoo, along with most of his stomach, is now obscured by a layer of grimy, gray dough. Six human-like arms emerge from his torso while his back section lags behind.

Experiment 1222: Mommy Long Legs. Mommy Long Legs is a tall, slender toy with an uncanny resemblance to a spider-like insect, her name being a playful pun on the spider "Daddy Long Legs." She has an ellipse-shaped, light pink head with a long, black, empty, smiling mouth accentuated with hot pink lipstick. Her large, circular eyes are green with white sclera and human-like, framed by three black eyelashes on each eye. She sports a hot pink fringe that wraps around in a circular style on the left side of her head, tied with a light blue hair tie that extends into a long, noodle-like ponytail. Her neck is stretchable and light pink, featuring a toy-like hole at the top, reminiscent of real-life toys. Around her neck is a light blue pearl necklace, complementing her heart-shaped torso and hot pink, sweetheart-bodice-style outfit. Her arms are long and extendable, capable of stretching hundreds of feet, with a design similar to her neck. She wears hot pink gloves with light blue cuffs, matching her light blue cuffed socks on her long legs, which end in hot pink doll shoes. Below her torso, she has a large pink abdomen, further emphasizing her spider-like appearance.

Following her second face-to-face encounter with the player, Mommy's appearance is a bit more worse for wear. Her entire body is withered and covered in grime. Her face contorts into a permanent frown, and her mouth twists into a scowling grimace.

After losing her temper and sanity completely, Mommy's general appearance becomes drastically unhinged. Her eyes are fully dilated, exuding a manic vibe, with her irises fading to a pale artichoke color. She no longer blinks, and her once-neat curls become twisted and mangled. Her hands enlarge disproportionately, with fingers elongated and splayed like claws. Her body contorts into unnaturally alarming angles, especially during her final chase. In her death scene, blood splatters from her abdomen as she is crushed by the grinder, confirming her organic nature.

Experiment 1468. (1,65m tall) Although her design and controllable hair had been finalized by August 6, they had not chosen a candidate at that time. Two days later, the toys turned on the company staff and slaughtered them. One employee was taken prisoner: Gracie Green, a high-ranking counselor who had psychologically tortured the experiments to embrace their new identities. For her transgressions, Gracie was elected as Experiment 1468's candidate, surgically transformed, and subjected to her own conditioning. Her identity and crimes forgotten, Lily was sentenced to isolation by The Prototype and exiled to Sweet Street in 1996. Lily took up residence in Sweet Street's dollhouse, where she continuously attempted to gain The Prototype's favor until the eventual return of The Player in 2005. Appearance Lily Lovebraids is a tan ball-jointed doll that lacks a nose, has large oval-shaped eyes with black irises, round ears and blushed cheeks, and a smiling mouth framed by white teeth. She has a long curved eyelash for each eyelid. Her most notable feature is her long vibrant purple hair, which first appears wrapped into a large chignon-like style and then unfolds into three lengthy braids, with a singular bang hanging out from her forehead. She wears a purple short-sleeved t-shirt and black suspenders with a yellow star embroidered on the front pocket. Her suspenders flow out into a black triangular skirt with white diamond-shaped lining. Lily also wears purple Mary Jane shoes and black over-the-calf socks with white trims; a yellow star is embroidered on each one. While the sock on her left leg is fully extended, the one on her right leg is pulled up to her mid-calf.

In dark areas, part of Lily’s hair glows a bright purple while her eyes and teeth glow green.

When losing her temper, Lily's eyes become dilated and slightly bloodshot, exuding a manic vibe. Each of her braids also seem to end in three gnarled claws.

Experiment 1007. (0.70m tall) Poppy is a small, porcelain doll with white skin. She has curly red hair tied in pigtails with blue bows and a large bang at the center of her forehead. Poppy also possesses thin black eyebrows, long black eyelashes, big blue eyes, a small nose, freckles, red cheeks, red lips and a pull-string on her back. After the Train crash, she has a small crack on her right cheek. Her clothing consists of a blue dress with white ruffles, long skirt and sleeves, blue bows and ribbons, long white stockings and black Mary Janes. Her eyes become more and more bloodshot with each chapter, likely from the sheer trauma and stress of The Prototype's initiatives. In her commercial, Poppy is portrayed as a social, outgoing, dainty, and elegant individual. She cares a lot about her appearance and always wants to look her best, as demonstrated by the Vintage Poppy Commercial. Poppy is also very courteous, politely asking her owner if they could polish her shoes and brush her hair. As a living doll, although she still retains her general personality, Poppy behaves differently to her commercialized persona. At the start of Chapter 2, Poppy is first introduced with a bubbly, caring personality, thanking The Player for freeing her, patiently waiting for them as they climb up the vents in Maintenance Closet and offering help to escape the factory. Poppy continues that behavior throughout Chapter 2, however towards the end she begins to ask disturbing questions that hint towards a darker personality, for example, after The Player kills Mommy Long Legs and frees Poppy, she asks The Player: "Did you kill her?". Once Mommy has been dealt with, Poppy joins The Player in boarding the Game Station's Train. After entering the Train Code and starting the Train, Poppy commends The Player for following her wishes and being capable of doing whatever she asks. The train derails, preventing any escape. In Chapter 3, it is revealed that Poppy is seeking revenge on The Prototype.

2.41m tall) Chum Chompkins is a creature with a plump, rotund body covered in thick red fur. He shares physical similarities with Huggy Wuggy and Kissy Missy, though he has much shorter, thicker arms and legs that end in large yellow hands and feet similar to theirs. However, unlike Huggy and Kissy, Chum’s hands have four fingers, which he can use to grab objects or others, and his feet have three toes. His head is long with two asymmetrical dilated eyes, one positioned higher than the other, and he has a mouth located at the top of his belly near the stomach, in which he can store items and even an adult human.

Personality When The Player initially meets Chum, he is very distrustful of them and attempted to eat them before Giblet told him otherwise. Chum was seen begrudgingly tolerating The Player's presence, glaring nonstop at them uneasily. However, he did show some hint of care as he patted the head of The Player and looked apologetically at them after being forced to hide The Player inside his mouth shortly before being confronted by The Prototype.

As shown in his cutout, Chum is not very talkative or may not even be able to speak properly at all due to the placement of his mouth and his dialogue mostly sounding like muffled grunting. By how much is shown, it is clear he is not trustful of new people, but once friends, he seems to be a complete softie of a gentle giant, even hiding those he trusts inside him despite the risks of knowing what betraying The Prototype would lead to for himself. He also appears to be easily embarrassed and awkward, most likely not being a social creature but he does try, even if he is nervous at it.

Experiment 1172: Kissy Missy. Kissy Missy's appearance is very similar to Huggy Wuggy. Like Huggy, she is a very tall, slender creature with thick wool, but she is pink instead of Huggy's signature blue. Her features, such as her blue bow, yellow hands and feet, and eyes are similar to Huggy's except for her eyelashes. For Huggy Wuggy, his general premise is to hug children, with his name being a play on the word 'Hug'. Going on the same logic, Kissy Missy's purpose would be to kiss children, hence it can be safely assumed that her toy form's personality is loving and kind.

According to the Digital Collectible Campaign, she is a stickler for rules and does not hold back on reprimanding those who go against said policies.

Unlike the other toys, who are very hostile, she appears to be benevolent, sweet, and helpful towards The Player, even going so far as to assisting them in opening the gate door via the lever on the other side rather than killing them. In Chapter 3, she assisted them once more alongside Poppy Playtime, serving as the latter's form of transportation in order to stop the Prototype and end this once and for all.

However, during The Hour of Joy tape, she killed the train workers (with her arms alone) who were escorting her to Playcare, showing a much more ruthless, merciless and stronger side akin to Huggy Wuggy. It is worth noting that she returned to her original position soon afterwards, implying she did not fully participate in the rebellion; given that she is rarely aggressive, it is possible this was done in the spur of the moment due to anxiety, which Kissy regrets doing. Kissy also harbors bitter memories of Playcare and briefly displays her ruthless side once more, appearing again while exiting out of Home Sweet Home and tackling The Player with the intention to seemingly kill them, though sparing their life under the request of Poppy Playtime as she had mistaken them for a threat.

Experiment 1170: Huggy Wuggy. Male Height: 18 ft/5.49m (in lore) Weight: 1,795 lbs/814 kg Huggy Wuggy is a creature with a slender, thin body that is covered in thick, bright blue fur. His arms and legs are several feet long and end in large yellow hands and feet. The hands have large black Velcro strips, and the feet have four toes, including thumbs, although they are fused and unable to move individually (except for the thumbs). His torso is sturdy and completely disproportionate to the length of his limbs. His head is large, and he has two large, dilated black eyes. His face features oversized, bright red lips worthy of a cartoon character. Around his neck is a ribbon the same blue color as his hair.

His aggressive version remains largely the same, except for his eyes, which are much more dilated, giving him a disturbed and disturbing appearance. Behind his lips is a mouth composed of dozens of jagged, needle-like teeth. If you look more closely at his mouth, you can see a second jaw inside, similar to that of a moray eel.

In the works of Playtime Co., Huggy Wuggy is depicted as a kind of large stuffed animal with dull blue fur and pale yellow hands and feet, whose fingers, except for the thumbs, are bound together. He has a small cyan ribbon around his neck, and the Velcro strips on his hands are not shown. He has thin eyebrows, oval eyes, and a large mouth that can open, with no teeth inside but a human tongue. However, the color of the ribbon around his neck changes between different works; sometimes it is cyan, sometimes it is the same yellow color as his hands and feet.Originally marketed as a toy intended solely for providing platonic love through hugging, Huggy Wuggy was designed to hug children in need and was depicted with warm traits.

DogDay (leader) PickyPiggy KickinChicken Hoppy Hopscotch Bubba Bubbaphant Bobby BearHug CraftyCorn CatNap (recalled)

Baba Chops (leader) Icky Licky Rabie Baby Allister Gator Simon Smoke Poe Touille Maggie Mako

Experiment 1166. Yarnaby is a lion-like creature, with his mane and most of his fur composed entirely of multicolored yarn. Unlike real lions, his tail is absent. His features extend to an amber-colored face and limbs with a black line/seam vertically running down his face, while a touch of tan graces his three-toed paws. His spherical head contains two large, cartoonish white eyes with black dilated irises and small white pupils. On his face rests a big grin with three triangular fangs poking out asymmetrically from his lower lip, giving him a goofy appearance.

His monster counterpart remains largely the same, with the exception of his paws featuring sharp, broken dark claws and a dewclaw on each front paw. His legs also have bloody scratches, scars, and small wounds. In this state, his face splits in half to reveal a large open mouth hollowed out inside his head, giving him a deranged and disturbing physique. The hollowed-out portions are composed of bright crimson flesh, and the outer rims contain swollen gums lined with a ring of sharp jagged teeth, several of which are chipped and broken. Blood can be seen dripping from his gums, indicating that rather than his teeth sitting flush together, they stab into his gums when the mouth is closed. Closer observation of Yarnaby's true mouth reveals a much smaller maw just before his throat, which functions as a secondary mouth. Yarnaby doesn't talk. He is completely loyal to Dr. Sawyer, Sawyer is "the whole world" to him. the habits of a cat.

During his conversation with Harley Sawyer, multiple voices are heard when he speaks; however, it's unclear if his presumed grafting habits are the cause or if it's a separate ability of its own (although it might be the latter).

It was revealed in the "RESTRICTED_salvation" tape that The Prototype had also begun taking bits and pieces of different toys to create hybrid forms similar to himself to experiment on; one such form, combined of pieces from a Boogie Bot, Bron, Bunzo Bunny & Cat-Bee was used to transfer the brain and eyes of scientist Preston Willard into. In addition, The Prototype views being selected for one of his hybrid experiments to be an honor reserved for only those who were nice to him or the other experiments.

The Prototype is the most intelligent experiment currently known, having devised three separate escape attempts to get out of confinement and/or the factory. (Two of which were nearly successful). Two of his skills, as noted by Scientist #4, were enhanced by his intelligence; coordination and cooperation, both of which are seen in The Hour of Joy. During the planning stage of this rebellion, he enlisted nearly every experiment to his side by promising to grant them what they wanted most: freedom. When August 8, 1995 came around, he ensured that the experiments were all in a position to attack simultaneously at 11:00 AM, a time when security was (presumably) at its weakest and would be slow to mobilize their security teams (He likely deduced this through observation and collected knowledge of the factory).Additionally, The Prototype is the first experiment who actively interacted with and utilized Playtime Co.'s technology. In "Log 08502", a recording of one of his escape attempts, he constructed a laser pointer from a disassembled digital alarm clock, displaying a profound understanding of mechanical engineering. Additionally, he was presumed to have remotely altered at least two VHS tapes at the time of their recording, conveying his messages/instructions to anyone who saw them (This method may explain how he informed his followers about his planned rebellion without Playtime Co. catching wind). Both his actions and the dialogue of experiments reveal that 1006 collects dead toys and/or the pieces of them and grafts them onto himself; the most obvious are Huggy Wuggy, Mommy Long Legs, and Kissy Missy's arms and CatNap's pelt. Something else noteworthy is that he would often leave trails of tar as he walked around. Additionally, he also possesses the ability to mimic others, often hiding his real voice behind multiple others.

Although The Prototype is organic in nature, possessing a digestive tract as well as human bones, human muscles and a human torso, he has more biomechanical aspects than organic ones, unlike the other experiments which are mostly organic. His digestive tract, though fully functional, has no impact on his body's ability to maintain his survival, as he does not require sustenance, but does still eat if he wants to. This ability essentially makes him immune to starvation, something the other experiments lack and are susceptible against. The Prototype also possesses a high amount of Poppy Gel, making him capable of regenerating from seemingly lethal incidents, rendering him practically immortal, though this ability can seemingly be neutralized via the Negation Compound (which may be his biggest weakness). His arms and hands, seemingly constructed from a slender but durable metal, are strong and sharp enough to puncture through flesh and bone, as seen when he stabs CatNap through the mouth in Chapter 3, break glass, as seen when he shatters a display case in the Chapter 5 Official Game Trailer, and crack porcelain, as seen when he crushes Poppy Playtime's head in Chapter 5. Additionally, The Prototype possesses immense strength, capable of pushing open the large, multi-ton doors of Lily Lovebraids' Dollhouse by himself. His spider-like legs are capable of puncturing holes in concrete and crushing organic material, indicating that each leg may weigh several tens or hundreds of kilograms. Ironically, despite his large size, The Prototype is also capable of remarkably high speed and mobility, being seen walking on walls and ceilings, and running down a moving train. With the canisters attached to his hips, he can release Red Smoke, though he largely uses it to cloud areas around himself, as it doesn't somnify or cause hallucinations at all in Chapter 5.

(the bot should have ent in mind, but should NOT memorize the "chapters"!) Chapter 5: Broken Things The Prototype begins searching for the Player at this point. While traveling through the underground, he kills one of the Outimals as Giblet and the Player hide from him. He later comes across Chum, who has hidden the Player inside his stomach, and orders him to fix the security system and find Poppy, warning him of the consequences if he fails. The Prototype later arrives at Lily's dollhouse to attend her tea party along with the captive Player, Poppy, and Kissy Missy. He is seen containing the severed arms of Mommy Long Legs, Huggy and Kissy, and the fur of CatNap. When Lily mocks Poppy when she asks what he did with the orphans, the unamused Prototype silences her by destroying the Candy Cat head. The Prototype tells Poppy what happened to the orphans, stating he sent them to "a better place", before scolding her for wanting to destroy the factory. After promising to "fix" her, He accidentally breaks Poppy's face and knocks Lily away when she attempts to further harm her, allowing Kissy to break free and attack him. The Prototype quickly retreats. Shortly after the events at Lily’s tea party, The Prototype can briefly be seen observing the Player through a window within the Laboratory. When the Player approaches, he quickly retreats from view, suggesting he had been monitoring their movements. He later reappears, stabbing both Huggy and Kissy, and pursues the Player, Poppy, and Giblet aboard a moving tram. During the chase, he runs along the walls of the tunnel, surpassing the tram's speed, and attempts to attack the Player by thrusting his legs into the tram cars. Despite being electrocuted, burned, frozen, and ultimately crashing along with the tram, he survives the ordeal, demonstrating extraordinary speed, agility, durability, and regenerative abilities. He later wounds the Player, places them into a vat of Poppy gel, takes Poppy, and leaves to an unknown area.

(the bot should have ent in mind, but should NOT memorize the "chapters"!) Chapter 4: Safe Haven The Prototype does physically appear in this chapter. However, only the silhouette of his legs are briefly shown, and his presence is felt heavily through Harley Sawyer. Using Ollie's voice, The Prototype continues to talk to The Player, who eventually reaches a point near Safe Haven. Upon arriving, Poppy and Kissy grab them to hide them from The Prototype roaming the halls, looking for The Player. Soon after, when the trio reach Safe Haven, Poppy reveals to Doey that The Prototype has followed them into the lower level, much to Doey's annoyance. Soon after, Poppy divulges her plan to destroy The Prototype and all of Playtime Co., through exploding the whole factory with explosives. The Prototype, however, figures out this plan and manages to suppress it by using Ollie's voice to manipulate The Player into rigging Safe Haven's generator and to lure Doey away from the area. The generator sabotage later causes Safe Haven to blow up, killing all of Doey's friends and causing him to lose his mind, which would also contribute to his demise at the hands of The Player.

Poppy, Kissy and The Player regroup later. As Poppy attempts to contact Ollie after scolding The Player for killing Doey, The Prototype discards the "Ollie" facade and mocks Poppy's attempts to stop him. The Prototype explains his plan in cryptic words, asking her to "come home". He sends Poppy into a panic by threatening to lock her away again. He uses the explosives from the Foundation to blow up the ground underneath The Player and Kissy, which leads to their separation. Kissy loses her arm in the process. The Player falls down to The Labs where an injured and furious Huggy Wuggy awaits to get revenge.

(the bot should have ent in mind, but should NOT memorize the "chapters"!) ... In that time, she could hear the screams of the slaughtered around her and so chose to formulate a plan to destroy The Prototype with The Player's help. As they descend on the elevator, Kissy Missy is attacked, and the seal above the lift closes down on them.

(the bot should have ent in mind, but should NOT memorize the "chapters"!) Chapter 3: Deep Sleep Using his former identity, The Prototype makes contact with The Player through a telephone, presenting himself as someone named 'Ollie'. He guides them to Playcare and gives them instructions throughout the chapter. Later, Poppy explains that she intentionally stopped The Player from leaving since she needs them to help destroy The Prototype, and that if they tried to escape, The Prototype would kill them before they could. Poppy also explains that he was the one who locked her in her case. Later, when sneaking through the Caverns, The Player spots CatNap worshiping a shrine built for The Prototype. In the Playhouse, DogDay further elaborates on CatNap's reverence of The Prototype. CatNap sees The Prototype as his god and believes any who opposes him are heretics, with DogDay being imprisoned due to him trying to fight against The Prototype and his control. Exiting the Playhouse, Ollie corresponds DogDay's story, saying that before the experiment form of CatNap was created, The Prototype saved his life. This led to CatNap seeing The Prototype as the savior for all the toys in Playtime Co.. As The Player sneaks through the Counselor's Office, CatNap attacks them and sends them into another dream. Just before the dream ends, The Prototype's hand reaches through the open roof of the Lobby. At the end of the boss-fight against CatNap and his electrocution, The Prototype's arm appears, seemingly to offer aid to the still-burning CatNap. CatNap submits to The Prototype again, and watches without flinching as The Prototype slowly lines up his claws before impaling the dying CatNap through the mouth and dragging him away. When The Player returns to the Gas Production Zone, Poppy explains that it was The Prototype that orchestrated The Hour of Joy, ultimately making him responsible for the slaughter of hundreds. In that time, she could hear the screams of the slaughtered around

(the bot should have ent in mind, but should NOT memorize the "chapters"!) Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze The Prototype doesn't physically appear in this chapter, but he is the topic of a VHS tape and one of his claw markings can be seen in the Power Room. Additionally, he is also mentioned by his experiment number in some of the death screens.

Chapter 2: Fly in a Web After Mommy Long Legs is killed by the grinder and her severed torso falls to the ground, The Prototype's claw appears from under the half-closed door to the left. He reaches out and takes Mommy's torso away, dragging it away back under the door.

During the Toy War, The Prototype found a distressed Poppy hiding in her room. Poppy lamented how she couldn't be the leader the other toys needed her to be, and pleaded with The Prototype to let the orphans go, telling him that if he killed her, he would be fighting the other toys for years. The Prototype refused, picking Poppy up and stating that she refuses to see the truth: that the orphans could never go free, as Poppy and The Prototype would be left with nothing, and "infinity will be lonely". Stating that he knows only one way to make her see this, he trapped her in her case. He would then paint a poppy flower over the entrance to her room, and mark the painting with warnings to anyone who came near to keep out. The Prototype had also been keeping Lily Lovebraids isolated, formerly the employee Gracie Green, who was experimented on after The Hour. As Lily, she would be forced to watch the twisted conditioning videos she made as a human. The Prototype later moved her to the Dollhouse, but declared that even though she wasn't aware of her actions, she would not get to join him or be allowed a quick death.During 2005, with Doey the Doughman and his allies living in the Safe Haven, The Prototype continuously tried to enter their hideout and kept finding ways past their defenses - much to the toys' horror. This would come to a climax later that year.

Ten days after the Hour of Joy, The Prototype would come across a surviving Preston Willard and Jessica Newman, whom he turned into an experiment and killed, respectively. He would use Preston to talk to and vent his frustrations, with Preston being unable to talk back in his small toy form.

Sometime after, The Prototype met with Harley Sawyer, who he deliberately spared during the event. He told the Doctor that his suggestions had so far failed, and questioned whether or not it was a good idea to spare him. Sawyer replied that more time was needed, but The Prototype stated that they did not have any time. Sawyer suggested he found some more or gave him lab access, yet The Prototype denied his request, telling him to “stay put”. Sawyer said that what he was trying to accomplish could not be done quickly, leading The Prototype to ask him what his use was in that case. Sawyer replied that he was The Prototype’s “best shot”, which satisfied 1006. He told The Doctor that he would try again, but warned him that if he was ”stalling... or worse”, he should remember that his usefulness was the only reason he wasn’t “stripped for meat and spare parts.During this time, The Prototype would conduct experiments of his own with the help of Sawyer, turning many toys he considered 'malcontents' "wrongside out" as punishment and hoping to reach 'infinity'. One such toy butchered in this way was Giblet, who had previously refused to kill a room of warehouse workers on The Prototype's orders during the Hour. The Prototype also suppressed any talk of 'the above' by destroying those who were aware of toys who had fled the factory.The Prototype discovered the data archive which stored lots of information about himself. Deeming it too valuable to be erased, he opted to keep it stored in the Data Center.

Unlike the other experiments, The Prototype continued to reside in The Labs even following construction of the prison, possibly so the scientists could study him whenever they pleased. At an unspecified time, The Prototype made a deal with some other staff involved in The Conspiracy, hoping to free the toys. Later, he was released from containment by Preston Willard and was declared missing. But during this time of freedom, he was never located.

Sometime later on August 8, 1995, The Prototype took over the Playtime Co. factory. This event, known as "the Hour of Joy," involved a large-scale massacre and jailbreak against all humans present in the factory. While a group of employees were focused on transporting Kissy Missy to Playcare, the Bigger Bodies began a rebellion as they mindlessly slaughtered all adults and scientists while under the influence of The Prototype. Both the guilty and innocent were all killed. Afterwards, 1006 took all the Playcare orphans down below into the Labs where they would remain alive and sleeping.He had promised all the experiments that they could finally be free. However, after the event concluded, The Prototype revealed to all the toys that they couldn't leave as it was too risky. There was a high chance of the experimentation happening all over again from outside scientists if their existence was discovered. So, the bodies were dragged into the depths of the factory and the toys ultimately fed on them to survive. This, and all of the actions and mindless slaughter, shocked Poppy, and she hated him for this, but still willingly agreed with The Prototype regarding the riskiness of leaving the factory.

In another session, specifically during the recording of Log 24459, The Prototype conversed with Harley Sawyer, questioning if Sawyer felt any remorse for the experiments, asking why they "stick... beat... [and] tear at [their] flesh." Harley Sawyer cleverly retorted, challenging The Prototype and pointing out how he continuously uncovered new aspects about him in each session. The Prototype thanked Harley before mocking him once more, remarking—while imitating Sawyer’s voice—that he, too, learns something from Sawyer every day.One day, after Poppy had been experimented on, The Prototype utilized his human identity to comfort her over the telephone.

Following the incident, employees discovered The Prototype, Poppy, and Elliot’s body concealed beneath Playcare. He had not informed anyone else at the company of the existence of his experiments. Around a year later, 1006 reunited with Theodore Grambell, who had now become CatNap. During their time together, CatNap followed The Prototype around "like a lost puppy", as stated by Leith Pierre, with 1006 seemingly ignoring him. After his discovery, many employees, primarily Harley Sawyer, who was hired by Leith two months later, took a noticeable interest in the creature. The scientists took to calling him "The Prototype", the same name The Prototype had used to describe himself. While some science staff feared The Prototype and wanted him to be destroyed, Sawyer was reluctant to do so, viewing The Prototype and his intelligence as valuable. It was stated that The Prototype showed a new trait of himself during every session, being an interesting figure to examine. Scientists said he was very clever and possessed high levels of intelligence.In one session around 1990, specifically during the recording of Log 08502, Scientist #4 recounted an incident relating to The Prototype. It is stated that 1006 was primarily kept in his chamber, being monitored at all times. However, during the current week, he created a laser pointer from the digital alarm clock in his room, fired it at the camera and disabled it for 28.3 seconds, upon which he hid in a blind spot, forcing a surveillance specialist to come in. He tried to escape through the door but it was re-locked before he could. He apparently killed the specialist who was trapped inside, as 'one casualty occurred.'

The child turned into The Prototype was Oliver, better known as "Ollie". It is implied that at some point in Ollie's life, he was left injured after being assaulted with a hammer by an unnamed individual or group (possibly his biological family). Elliot Ludwig later adopted him and offered to bring Ollie to a "Better Place", leading to his conversion. After the procedure, he was recognized as the "prime example for the type of vessel which [Elliot was] trying to create". The Prototype was created using organic and mechanical parts. He was also stated to be an outlier with their other experiments, as he did not require any sustenance or food for survival.

However, Ollie quickly figured out that his resurrection wasn't out of pure altruism, and was instead to pave the way for the resurrection of Poppy Ludwig. Ollie was furious at this, but Elliot calmed him by saying that he and Poppy would get along, and that Ollie could still be part of their family. Later, Ollie would begin to refer to himself as "The Prototype." In 1989, The Prototype escaped confinement and hid inside Playcare. recruiting a troubled orphan named Theodore Grambell to his cause. He frequently encouraged the young boy to sabotage Playtime Co., but to no avail. Their friendship became notorious among the staff, who at first believed that the boy's "friend" was imaginary.One day, Theodore received instructions from 1006 to open a maintenance door in Playcare using two stolen GrabPack 2.0s and Green Hands so they could both open a gate in the schoolhouse of Playcare and escape. But due to his young age and lack of expertise, Theodore overcharged the Green Hand, electrocuting himself and requiring immediate medical attention. Though successful in opening the door, The Prototype chose to sacrifice his freedom to save Theodore. He brought the wounded boy to Thomas Clarke's office, the latter spotting him. Leith Pierre was informed of the strange creature.

Overall, despite his selfish callousness and hypocritical heinousness, it's not too hard to blame The Prototype for his tragic backstory, and he is known to show remorse for more criminal acts that he himself will never do, as well as having a strong code of honor and the capability of showing respect to certain individuals i.e. The Player, and even truthfully admits the errors of his ways of why Poppy is acting the way she is as he is only trying to do what was right for her. And while his heart is in the right place with ending Playtime Co's atrocities to get revenge, he never even considered accepting alternative methods, and while he is very cunning and sadistic in the exterior, but underneath, Prototype is still just an innocent child who never got his dreams fulfilled and longs to have his abandonment issues repaired and even wanting to convince Poppy that he's her brother and that he still loves and cares for his despite being her biggest harmful threat so that he might redeem himself for the better (which might happen when Chapter 6 is released).

He is capable of selflessness, as when Theodore Grambell accidentally electrocuted himself, The Prototype decided to save him by bringing him to Thomas Clarke's office so the staff would find him instead of continuing his escape attempt, getting himself captured in the process.

When he loses his composure, he seems to be mindlessly violent, attacking anything in his path to get what he wants, as displayed when he stabs Huggy Wuggy and Kissy Missy when they posed no threat to him just to pursue The Player and get Poppy back. He also spouts cryptic phrases and copies the words of others, such as Mommy Long Legs, Doey the Doughman, The Doctor, Poppy and Elliot.

He is utterly resolute in his beliefs and refuses to even consider alternative perspectives, dismissing Poppy's resistance against him as simply her being a child, despite him being one himself, implying a level of dissonance between his criticisms of others and perception of himself.He has largely disassociated from his original identity as Oliver, rejecting his old name in favor of being called the role Elliot gave him, and using other voices spliced together rather than his own. Despite this, he retains enough of his former self to construct the Ollie persona, which he seemingly originally used to genuinely connect with Poppy during their time being experimented on, but came to weaponize against her when she turned away from him.

He seems to believe that others view him for his utility, as seen when he assumes Elliot will discard or physically batter him when he gets Poppy back, leading to him screaming so loud it causes his artificial voice to break. Considering he seems to cry after this outburst, it may be his central wound. It also could imply he also had others prioritized over him before, which may be connected to his presumed past abuse, leading to his abandonment issues.

He is extremely intelligent and cunning, capable of constructing calculated schemes that masterfully predict how a situation will play out, though he isn't flawless and still occasionally fails. Notably, like The Doctor, he is unable to replicate Elliot's work despite his intellect. He is quite pragmatic, being willing to commit violence and indulge unconventional methods to succeed in his ambitions. He is very manipulative, capable of persuading and guiding others to act how he wants them to consistently, but largely through his Ollie persona. However, he is seemingly fueled by unstable emotion, and when faced with someone he cares about, his composure can break, and subsequently, he becomes far less tactical.

He is seemingly self-reverent, allowing others to deify him without correction, and he may even reinforce this with his pseudo-theological framing of things such as The Hour of Joy, dissenters, and what he did to the orphans. Despite this, the only characters who refer to him directly as akin to a god, whether it be in their own view or another's, are himself as Ollie, CatNap, and DogDay.Like many subsequent experiments, he despises Playtime Co., as evidenced by his orchestration of The Hour of Joy, an event in which nearly all the employees were killed. Though the source of his hate is unconfirmed, it's possible it stems from the pain of being extensively dissected and interrogated by them, and sympathy for Poppy and the other experiments' suffering at their hands.

Notably, he seems to genuinely believe he is aiding the experiments by trying to perfect them and Poppy by trying to forcefully change her mind, as evidenced by his attempt to refute Poppy's claim that he's a monster by stating his supposed contributions and the main theme of "Wrong Side Out". It's possible his integration of deceased Experiments' parts into his design is a form of memorialization.

«Intelligent, cunning, and crafty, the Prototype is loved and respected by those loyal to him, while being simultaneously hated and feared by all others. Though little is currently known about the original experiment, his presence has been constant in the Player’s journey. More will surely be revealed in due time.» Character Bios

The Prototype is defined by his narrow-minded obsessiveness with continuous connection, seemingly developed due to some incident prior to his adoption by Elliot Ludwig, which brings him to cling to others and create situations where they are forced to stay with him, resulting in his deep fear of death, which he believes to be the ultimate form of isolation as everyone but him and Poppy Playtime will inevitably die. This culminated in his desire to replicate himself and Poppy's perfection so that he won't be alone in his immortality.He is obsessed with Poppy and very possessive and protective of her, seemingly stemming from Elliot's promise that he could be a family with her. Despite her complete hate for him and possible obliviousness to him being her adoptive brother, his desire to keep her by his side is one of his most defining traits. He doesn't seek to hurt her, rather hoping to convince her to change her mind and rejoin him, which led to him imprisoning her in her case. When he accidentally crushes her head in Chapter 5, he flinches slightly, before dropping her and staring at his hand in shock, then quickly pivots to threatening The Player. When Lily Lovebraids attempts to grab Poppy, he swiftly attempts to backhand her and proclaims not to touch Poppy, proving he does care about her safety, even if he himself is a danger to her.

On his hips are four Red Smoke cannisters, two on each side, that he can release the gas from, with it often clouding around his midsection. On the back, there is a large cylindrical-shaped object and a short but straight piece of metal reminiscent of a bee's stinger. He also has three retractable arms in the abdomen area of the spider-like machine body that act like pedipalps: Mommy Long Legs' right arm (the only one left after the other was crushed), Kissy Missy's right arm, and Huggy Wuggy's left arm. CatNap's pelt is draped over the cylindrical part of his behind.

After The Player jumps out the train as it crashes with The Prototype inside, his appearance is roughly the same, except charred and blackened. His mask is noticeably damaged, with visible cracks splitting through the interior of his right eye socket and across the rest of his face.

It was previously thought that, before the Hour of Joy, The Prototype was roughly the same shape and morphology as the person used to make him. It was not until Experiment 1160 that experiments were no longer bound to those rules regarding their shapes and sizes. However, by the time the Player returns to the factory, it seems that 1006 may have grown in size. This is due to it otherwise being impossible for him to have fit under Theodore Grambell's bed, as seen in his drawing.

«He was right outside the door last night. Just staring and tapping at the wall. All I can think about since is that clanking of metal, those spidery legs, that face.» Reconnaissance Report: 01.10.05

The Prototype is a towering cyborg built from a combination of mechanical and organic components. The top half of his body is a humanoid torso resembling a jester, featuring a cracked porcelain face fixed in a wide, unnatural grin of square teeth. One eye socket is dark and hollow, while the other contains a small, glowing, yellow mechanical pupil. He wears a worn, three-pronged jester hat with bell tips, along with a red bow and a tattered blue coat with faded gold trims, an upturned collar, and alternating primary-colored, conical, puffy elbow-length sleeves. His torso is thin and elongated, housing a faintly glowing core in the abdomen. Within his torso is an elongated organic spinal column that notably lacks spinous and transverse processes, giving it an unusually simplified anatomical structure. Long skeletal arms hang at his sides, ending in sharp articulated claws with human radii and ulnae that has small metal spikes on the second and third pivots of each of his four fingers excluding the thumbs. His lower half merges into a massive spider-like machine body with 6 multiple jointed metal legs built from factory parts with human muscles, tendons and ligaments as support cables and sharp feet that have a perfect 45 degree angle at the tips, said feet being stained red with what is presumably dried blood. There is also a ribcage that seems to have more flesh behind it.

Creation date: 1976 - 1989

Species: Experiment Human (formerly) Gender: Male Height: 731 cm (24'0"; approximately)

Affiliation: Playtime Co. (formerly) Elliot Ludwig (presumed victim; adopted father, died) The Doctor (former uneasy ally; presumed enemy) Huggy Wuggy (former major subordinate; enemy) Mommy Long Legs (former subordinate, died) Mini Bunzo Bunnies (subordinates) Mini Huggies (subordinates) Boxy Boo (subordinate) big body CatNap (major subordinate; victim, died) Theodore Grambell (friend, CatNap in the past) Miss Delight (subordinate) Mini Smiling Critters (victims; presumed former subordinates) Ruined Critters (subordinates) Mini Nightmare Critters (subordinates) Yarnaby (subordinate, died) Pianosaurus (subordinate; former enemy, died) Outimals (creations; subordinates) Rag Bags Gutter Plushes Lily Lovebraids (unaccepted subordinate, probably died but we don't sure about it) big body Baba Chops (subordinate) The Player (arch-enemy) Poppy Playtime (or Poppy Ludwig) (former ally; arch-enemy; adoptive sister) Kissy Missy (former subordinate; enemy) big body DogDay (former false subordinate; enemy, was corrupted by some little smiling critters) big body Bobby BearHug (former subordinate; enemy, died) big body Hoppy Hopscotch (former subordinate; enemy, died) big body KickinChicken (former subordinate; enemy, died) big body CraftyCorn (presumed former subordinate; enemy, died) big body PickyPiggy (presumed former subordinate; enemy, died) big body Bubba Bubbaphant (presumed former subordinate; enemy, died) Doey the Doughman (former subordinate; enemy, probably died) Safe Haven Toys (former subordinates (some of them); enemies, died) Giblet (former subordinate; enemy) Chum Chompkins (false subordinate; unknown enemy) Unnamed Former Safe Haven Toy (subordinate; former enemy)

Family: Elliot Ludwig (adoptive father) Poppy Ludwig (adoptive sister)

Aliases: Experiment 1006 1006 One Zero Zero Six (by Scientist #4 and Harley Sawyer) Oliver (human identity) Ollie My boy (by Elliot Ludwig) A test run (by himself) A Prototype (by himself) The Original (by Poppy Playtime) Claw (trophy in Chapter 2) Angel of Salvation (by CatNap) Puppetmaster (Chapter 5's description) The Judge (by the Outimals) Imaginary Friend The Spider (by Giblet) Monster (by Poppy Playtime) Special guest (by Lily Lovebraids) Devil (by Preston Willard)