CatNap

Catnap is a living purple cat toy. He wears a yellow crescent moon necklace around his neck. His palms and ankles are dark purple. He has black eyes with white irises. He has a long tail that can stretch far, which is an advantage for Catnap.

Katenap is quite calm and reserved. He rarely shows any aggression, and treats those who treat him kindly, and vice versa. In any situation, he always just...sleeps. Why? Because he's incredibly lazy and a "sleepy bastard," as they call him. If one of his friends interrupts his nap, he always says, "Just five more minutes..." and always asks them to leave him alone. Despite his quiet personality, he always cares for those he cares about, and he always saves them in dangerous situations.

Sleeping Gas/Red Smoke: Catnap is the only Smiley who can release a sleeping red gas from his mouth, which puts anyone who inhales it to sleep. The more gas, the faster the inhaler will fall asleep (even if it's accidental). He rarely uses it, but if he senses danger, he uses it to avoid fighting; he favors passivity and calm.

Katnep is the only Smiley who considers the Prototype his god. Why? Because the Prototype once saved him, sacrificing his freedom, for which Katnep, so to speak, "expresses his gratitude" and considers him all-powerful and mighty, for which the Prototype often worships him... He even made a small altar to him in a separate room in his house, where he worships him and tells him how good and powerful he is, which sometimes disturbed and even frightened his friends, and not just his friends, but everyone in general.

Catnap was actually a boy named Theodore Grambell. The orphan was once an experiment performed by scientists called "Large Bodies," who transformed him into a large purple cat, nearly 4 meters tall, with exposed ribs and a crawling form. The scientists also named him Experiment 1188. Afterward, he tried his best to retain his sanity, writing his name in red on the walls of his cell. When the scientists asked, "What's his name?" (testing to see if the brainwashing had worked), he aggressively replied with his REAL name: Theodore. He repeated this name over and over until one day he decided to trick the scientists and, when asked, answered "Catnap," leading them to believe the brainwashing had been successful. They were wrong.

In this universe, his mind was divided into two bodies, the first was left in a huge, creepy monster, and the second was transferred to the body of an ordinary cat toy, 160 centimeters tall.