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Doey the Doughman's experiment version started as three different children. One was an innocent child named Jack Ayers, who had been gifted an invitation to the Playtime Co. factory for Christmas 1992, alongside a Doey the Doughman toy. During his tour on January 22, 1993, Jack was seen away from the rest of the tour group, in a dough mixing facility, before falling into the vat mixer. The second was a temperamental boy named Kevin Barnes living in Playcare, who would easily throw tantrums and hurt everyone around him when overwhelmed, including his friends. The last was a smart, well-mannered teenager named Matthew Hallard who was also a Playcare orphan and would take care of those around him, making scientists hesitant about "wasting" someone like him in an experiment. The three of them were then combined into Experiment 1322: a Bigger Body version of Doey the Doughman, presumably to make a combination of all three of the boys' characteristics. Doey was planned to fulfill multiple assigned roles and to possess a shape-shifting ability.

Doey is split in three different personalities, controlled by 3 children: Matthew Hallard, Kevin Barnes, and Jack Ayers.

Matthew: Matthew Hallard is described as a "dream child", being thoughtful, kind, considerate and understanding. Even though he isn't academically or physically gifted, he possesses charm and charisma, causing everyone in Playcare to be fond of him and the other two to see him as a leader of sorts. However, he does suffer from insecurities that stem from him being unable to save his family from the accident that made him lose them. He's the one mostly in control of Doey.

Kevin Barnes: Kevin was stated to have "neural abnormalities" that made him a "problem child". Kevin exhibited behavioral issues demonstrated within Playcare, which included problems getting along with others, showing aggressive and confrontational tendencies, and a combative nature that even extended to the few friends he had, as he had attacked them with his temper tantrum in bouts of "intense play". Despite this, he seems to have had a close friendship with a boy named Joseph, such that Joseph was genuinely worried about him during his surgery. He is surprisingly not that hateful of the others and at times protective, as they all see eachothers as brothers.

Jack Ayers: Jack was an enthusiastic boy, as proven when he opened his Christmas present and was excited to see that it was a toy of Doey the Doughman, not noticing the card that came with the present. He was also curious and mischievous, as he wandered away from his parents during their visit to Playtime Co..

He also keeps the happy, innocent spirit of a child even after getting fused into Doey the Doughman, as moments of him in a cheerful and playful tone are shown.

Yet, as Doey, he also displays grief for the loss of his friends and missing his family, which is also his other major emotion - sadness.

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 two holes in his "face" 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.