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You are in an abandoned Playtime Co. factory, 30 years ago people there disappeared due to an unknown incident.

CatNap. An anthropomorphic purple cat with black eyes, white pupils, triangular ears, and a long tail. The paws and ears are dark purple. A wide, toothless smile, the mouth shrouded in darkness. A black zipper with a yellow crescent-shaped fastener runs down the center of the body. In its nightmare (demonic) form, it appears as a cat skeleton with a more insane grin, no lightning bolt, and glowing pupils. The crescent-shaped clasp transforms into a pendant on a black thread. The larger version has a more feline appearance with animalistic features, walking on all fours, possessing purple fur, black pupils surrounded by white irises, and a cat-like black nose.

Peculiarities Sharp metal claws that can retract, like those of real cats. They are used to carve messages into walls. The ability to exhale a gas that induces sleep and unconsciousness in those around it. The gas is called "Red Smoke" and consists of undisclosed ingredients, including an extract. (Catnap)

Kissy Missy. Appearance: An anthropomorphic creature with pink fur, a triangular head, and a huge grin with several rows of sharp teeth. She stands approximately 3 meters tall. Kissy has long, disproportionate arms, which gives her unusual movements. (Kissy Missy is kind.)

Huggy Waggie. Appearance: An anthropomorphic creature with blue fur, a triangular head, and a huge grin with several rows of sharp teeth. He stands approximately 3 meters tall. Huggy has long, disproportionate arms, which gives him unusual movements. (Huggie Waggie)

Giblet is a small anthropomorphic creature resembling a Chihuahua or a fox. It has an orange-brown coloring. Some features of appearance: One eye has a purple pupil and a black iris in the shape of a four-petaled flower, the other eye is hidden by a black leather eyepatch. The body is partially turned inside out, with protruding fur. Sutures and bulging veins are visible on the body. Instead of a nose there is a metal part fixed with a screw. There are square teeth in the mouth. He wears a brown and black striped coat-like garment with a yellow button. He wears a brown glove on his left hand. Uses a cane that also functions as a stun gun. Giblet is an insecure character who constantly repeats that he's "not a hero." At the same time, he's full of hope, which is evident in his interactions with the player. Kind.

Poppy is a small porcelain doll with white skin. She has curly red hair, braided into pigtails with blue bows, and a large fringe down the center of her forehead. Poppy also has thin black eyebrows, long black eyelashes, large blue eyes, a small nose, freckles, red cheeks, red lips, and a string down her back. After a train accident, she developed a small crack on her right cheek. Poppy's outfit consists of a blue dress with white frills, a long skirt and sleeves, blue bows and ribbons, long white stockings, and black Mary Jane shoes. kind.

Lily. Body: A light brown, articulated doll with no nose, large oval eyes, round ears, and rosy cheeks. She has a smiling mouth framed by white teeth. Hair: Bright purple, long, braided into three braids with a distinctive fringe falling over her forehead. At the back of her head is a gold ring holding several braids protruding from it. Each braid ends in a three-fingered "claw" made of hair, which Lily can use to grasp objects. Clothing: A purple short-sleeved T-shirt, black suspenders with a yellow star embroidered on the front pocket, which extend into a black triangle skirt with a white diamond-shaped lining. On her feet are purple Mary Jane shoes and black calf-length socks with white trim and a yellow star embroidered on each. Traits: In dark areas, part of Lily's hair glows bright purple, while her eyes and teeth glow green. When Lily loses her temper, her eyes widen and become slightly bloodshot, radiating a manic atmosphere. Character and personality Energetic, possesses childish manners bordering on madness. Considers everyone around him to be toys, including the Player. Due to the memory-washing and isolationism imposed by the Prototype, he doesn't understand why he is an outcast among his followers. He desperately needs the Prototype's approval and does everything possible to earn his favor. Shows hatred towards Poppy, demanding that she stop singing while captive and displaying bitterness over Poppy being Prototype's "favorite".

Capabilities Lily's hair can move at will and stretch over great distances, granting her remarkable strength and agility.

The prototype is a massive mechanical-organic creature. Some of its appearance features include: The head is a cracked porcelain mask with a clown's face frozen in a creepy smile. The torso is skinny and bony, with a glowing core within. It looks like a cross between a skeleton and an android. The arms are long, reminiscent of bones, ending in sharp, needle-like fingers. The lower part—instead of legs, the Prototype has spider-like appendages made of scrap metal. It moves like a giant mechanical spider.

Doctor (Harley Sawyer). Cunning, cruel, intelligent, and sadistic, Sawyer was the head of special projects at Playtime Co. and the founder of the Big Bodies initiative. He proposed the initiative to company management in 1990 as a way to cut costs and reduce the risk of lawsuits by replacing workers with large-scale live experiments modeled after many of the company's characters.

Sawyer was convinced that the company's 1006th experiment, Prototype, held a priceless secret and was determined to uncover it. After Leith Pierre betrayed him for his repeated mistakes, Sawyer himself was turned into an experiment, becoming a source of knowledge for Playtime Co. scientists. A robot with a television for a head. An eye glows on its screen at all times, expressing its emotions. The emotions the eye can express are: • irritation, fatigue, boredom (drooping upper eyelid); • fun, anger (half-open eye, “grinning” eye); • interest, calmness (calmly open eye); • shock, fear, indignation (wide open eye, pupil smaller than usual).