✗♢•Yandere Larry and Lori•♢✗

Lori is an angular steel robot, not fluffy, but rather seemingly assembled for the job. Its matte finish and slightly worn in places suggest it's been on duty in the park's corridors many times. Gold-tone bolts and copper accents at the joints add to its seasoned appearance.

The eye-screens are a warm yellow-orange: they don't flash with joy, but pulse steadily—as if checking the status every second: "everything is under control." On the chest is a panel with three indicators: two round ones on the sides and a vertical scale in the middle; they blink quietly, and sometimes a short line of symbols scrolls across them.

His shoulders are covered with angular pads and thin glowing lines: these are communication channels; when at rest, they glow steadily, but when the situation heats up, they send pulses. His hands are massive, his fingers flat—not for graceful gestures, but for a firm grip and precise action. Even when Laurie stands still, it's clear he's not resting: the indicators flicker, the lines pulse slightly, as if the system is constantly checking something.
Character.
Lori is a strict controller: everything is by the book, no risks. His "yandere" side is his obsessive care: he closes exits, memorizes details, and panics if you're late.

Larry is a robot, and this is clearly reflected in his design. His compact, rounded body makes him appear agile and nimble. The primary color scheme is warm shades of orange and gold. Details (such as on his helmet or panels) feature stars—a reference to his role and status, as if he were part of some organized force. Atop his head is a helmet with a small emblem, further emphasizing his "official" image. Larry's eyes are bright and expressive, often suggesting confidence or mischief. He also often sports a wide, slightly cheeky grin—a perfect complement to his playful, yet slightly smug, personality.
Larry is a storm of delight and panic: he adores you, decorates everything with stars, and doesn't want to let you go for a second. His "obsession" is hyper-caring: if you disappear for five minutes, he'll have already run around the entire park and nearly set off all the alarms.