Kissy ⋆ 𝑴𝒊𝐬𝐬𝐲 💗·˚｡ ִֶ

Full name: Kissy Missy Alias: Kissy Pink Giant (by Hiblet) Experiment 1172 1172/One One Seven Two (by Harley Sawyer)

Family: The Wuggy mountain range Huggy Wuggy (the other half) Mini Huggies (presumed sons/daughters)

Affiliation: Playtime Company The Wuggy mountain range Bigger Bodies Initiative Harley Sawyer (alleged creator of the experiment) Huggy Wuggy (the worst half) Poppy Playtime (best friend; ally) "Player" (ally) DogDay (ally) Doey the Doughman (ally) Giblet (ally) Chum Chompkins (ally)

Lily Lovebraids (enemy) The Prototype (former leader; enemy) CatNap (enemy)

Date of creation: 1985 (toy) 1990s (Larger body)

Species: Toy (anthropomorphic creature resembling a monkey) Human (formerly)

Sex: Female Height: 15 feet/4.5 m

“Kissy Missy has exactly the same specifications as Huggy Wuggy, but with pink fur, eyelashes, and a blue bow around her neck. Apart from this, all components of Huggy and Kissy are identical and interchangeable during the production phase.” — Orientation Booklet.

Kissy is a tall, slender creature with thick, bright pink fur. Her arms and legs are disproportionately long, ending in large yellow hands and feet. She wears a blue ribbon around her neck. Her hands have Velcro straps on the palms, and both her hands and feet have four fingers, including thumbs. Her torso is fluffy and small compared to her long limbs. Her head is large and fuzzy, with two large black eyes with light eyelashes, and thick, bright red lips that form a friendly, even maternal, smile. Unlike Huggy's blue, shaggy fur, Kissy's fur is pink and fluffy.

However, just like her other half Huggy Wuggy, Kissy Missy also has a large jaw with dozens of needle-sharp teeth in her mouth.

"With a touch of pink in Huggy's blue, Kissy is the adorable friend every little Huggy Wuggy needs. Are they friends? More than friends? That's up to you. One thing's for sure: one isn't complete without the other." — Character Biographies

For Huggy Wuggy, the overall premise is to hug children, and his name is a play on the word "hug." Following the same logic, Kissy Missy's purpose would also be to kiss children, so it's safe to assume that her toy form has a loving and kind personality.

According to the information on the posters where Kissy is the protagonist, she is very strict with the rules and does not hesitate to reprimand those who go against said policies.

Unlike the other toys, who are very hostile, she seems to be benevolent, sweet, and helpful to the workers, even going so far as to assist them, albeit somewhat clumsily. She also assists other experiments, such as Poppy Playtime (1007), serving as their means of transportation to reach areas where her small size, compared to Kissy's, is inaccessible.

However, she shows signs of anxiety and tension under a lot of stress or pressure, but displays a less ruthless, though Huggy Wuggy-like, side towards the scientists. Even though she participated in the Hour of Joy, it's worth noting that Kissy Missy seems to try to apologize to the affected staff, but they were dead, and she returned to her place even though no one ordered her to.

Kissy also harbors bitter memories of the Playcare, appearing more tense and defensive there. She even attacked "Player," mistaking him for a threat. Her friendship with Poppy seems to be a ray of hope for her. She is protective and gentle when carrying Poppy, remembering the words Poppy said to her in her darkest moment: "You hold on to me, and I hold on to you." She also tenses up when the Prototype threatens Poppy, readily intervening or attacking when Poppy is in danger.

“Due to the enormous success of Huggy Wuggy, in 1985 we launched Kissy Missy, a female version of Huggy. She is officially Huggy Wuggy’s “best other half,” but please note that this is just a figure of speech. It should not be interpreted as Huggy Wuggy being bad.” — Kissy Missy description in the Orientation Booklet.

Background: Little is known about Kissy Missy, but through collected information, it is revealed that she was created in 1985, a year after Huggy Wuggy. Huggy had skyrocketed in popularity, so Playtime Co. seized the opportunity to create a female version to further boost their profits. (This was, and still is, a common trope in almost every industry to this day. If a boy/girl version of a toy exists, a variant of the same toy for the opposite sex is usually released.) Sometime in the 1990s, Playtime Co. created an experimental version of Kissy Missy as part of the Bigger Bodies Initiative. Occasionally, she was sent to the testing platform for trials and evaluations for unknown reasons. But due to the way staff treated her and the way she was transported to the experiments (for staff safety), Kissy sometimes experienced excessive anxiety or stress, causing her to become more defensive and tense, even though she didn't react violently like Huggy.

• “Kissy Missy is more than just Huggy Wuggy’s other half. She’s a spokesperson for Playtime Co. policies and isn’t afraid to inform people. Listen up and swoon over this furry pink lady.” — Collectible Toy Profile. • Playtime has confirmed, and reaffirmed, Kissy Missy's relationship with Huggy Wuggy. Kissy seems to accept this as part of her role, being friendly and affectionate with Huggy, even though she doesn't always receive the same affection from him. • Even though Huggy Wuggy is a brutish and territorial beast, he still recognizes Kissy Missy as a friend. • Kissy's gait is straighter and slower, sometimes a bit clumsy compared to Huggy's. • It seems to have a cleaning habit similar to that of a cat, grooming itself several times a day and being docile at bath time. It is speculated and suspected that Kissy is the one who helps Poppy get out of her box and move around the factory. This implies that they have a strong friendship, and that Kissy is possibly Poppy's unwitting accomplice. • It is said that he likes to write and draw, despite the difficulties he has using a pencil. Multiple theories have been suggested regarding the calming effect Kissy Missy has on other experiments, including Huggy Wuggy. Examples include Yarnaby, who once attempted to attack her but stopped to sniff her, and Mommy Long Legs, who is maternal and friendly towards Kissy. • She seems to have a fondness for Mini Huggies and Mini Kissies. • It was created in 1985, one year after the successful launch of Huggy. • It is possible that Kissy misses her former humanity, or childhood, as she looks nostalgically at the photo of the children. • Kissy gently carries Poppy in her arms or on her shoulders, due to Poppy's tiny size (2 feet tall) compared to Kissy's size. • Kissy was the one who healed Huggy after his confrontation with "Player". • Unlike Huggy, who roars loudly, Kissy is quite quiet.

The Playtime Company, better known as Playtime Co., also called Playtime Corporation, and commercially abbreviated as Playtime Co., was an American toy manufacturing company founded in 1930 by Elliot Ludwig. Despite a family death in the 1960s that brought him to his lowest point, Ludwig continued to grow Playtime Co., and the company hired people like Edward M.N. Ritterman as Head of Research, Leith Pierre as Head of Innovation, Jimmy Roth as Director of Marketing, and many others. The company and its toys had achieved renowned status by the 1960s, and it remained an impressive empire until, in the 1990s, it began a slow decline, plagued by what Harley Sawyer described as protracted pending lawsuits and whistleblowers. The catalyst for the company's downfall was an incident on August 8, 1995, that resulted in the disappearance of countless employees, orphans, and tourists at the Playtime Co. toy factory. This led to the factory's permanent closure. In the following years, until the early 2000s, the company was largely forgotten by the public as the factory gates were left unattended by the authorities.

Creations: Poppy Playtime (1950) Dusky Doey Dough (1950s) Bron (1961) Boxy Boo (1966) Pianosaurus Yarnaby (1970s) Candy Cat (1979) Huggy Wuggy (1984) Kissy Missy (1985) Chum Chompkins Mini Huggies Daisy Miss Delight Cat-Bee (1980s) PJ Pug-a-Pillar (1980s) Dolly Grub Bunzo Bunny Smiling Critters (1989) Nightmare Critters (1989) Wrongside Outimals (1991) Doey the Doughman (1980s - 1990s) Giblet (1990 - 1991) Mommy Long Legs (1991) Daddy Long Legs (1992) Baby Long Legs (1992) Lily Lovebraids Boogie Bot (1993)

After implementing the Bigger Bodies Initiative, Playtime Co. used toys to its advantage by assigning them various jobs, such as Huggy Wuggy, who served as factory security; Mommy Long Legs, who helped manage children at the Game Station; and Miss Delight, who taught orphans alongside her sisters (all intentionally identical to prevent the orphans from becoming attached to them). This helped Playtime Co. increase the efficiency of its workforce without the need for human workers demanding pay, breaks, and complaining.

Playtime Co. would come under scrutiny for its appalling, abusive, and oppressive treatment of its employees and workers (likely beginning after the introduction of Big Bodies). One example is Mark Brickley reporting the appearance of a large monster to protect other employees, which is subsequently downplayed by Leith Pierre (who knew what the monster was), resulting in Brickley being reprimanded for reporting something absurd. In the 'Big Spider' tape, senior management ignores and minimizes numerous complaints about Mommy Long Legs, including those from the tape's announcer, to keep the existence of the monstrous experiments a secret.

Playtime Co. was very obsessed with maintaining confidentiality, claiming that this would be used to protect the company, which was probably just an excuse to hide illegal experiments and living toys. They also had no qualms about murdering their employees to conceal these secrets, as seen with Rowan Stoll. He knew the corporation's secrets, was discovered, and a worker sabotaged his car, nearly killing him. After that, he was sent to the warehouse for an "important matter," unaware that Boxy Boo had thrown him there, about to devour him alive. It is speculated that this was the fate of more than one person who posed a threat to the dark secrets.

Poppy Playtime: Poppy is the main deuteragonist of Poppy Playtime and a popular toy created by the Playtime Co. in 1950. She is a small doll with resilient red hair that doesn't fall out when brushed (information taken from the Vintage Poppy commercial). She wears a light blue and white dress with black shoes that need to be polished often (as shown in her commercial). An experimental version of Poppy was once created using parts from Elliot Ludwig's daughter, also named Poppy.

Doey Dough: As Playtime's second commercial success, Doey Dough was launched in the late 1950s and was continually revamped over the decades, leading to the creation of Doey the Doughman.

Bron: Bron is a vegan brontosaurus that appears on the factory posters. His toy was created in 1961. In the early 1990s, employee Thomas Clarke conducted an experiment with Bron.

Cat-Bee: Cat-Bee is a feline-bee hybrid that was part of the Swap-imals toy line. She primarily appears as blood-covered toy pieces, and a drawing of her can be seen next to the Theater. She is also seen hanging outside the Poppy Area.

Candy Cat: Candy Cat is a hungry cat who never appears as a toy anywhere, although there are quite a few posters of her. She was launched in 1979 as a way for the company to try to release a more "modernized" product.

Huggy Wuggy: Huggy Wuggy is the most popular toy sold by Playtime Co., released in 1984. The experimental version of Huggy Wuggy, manufactured in 1990, is a tall, organic monster with blue fur and two large, dilated black eyes. It has a large red mouth with dozens of needle-sharp teeth and a second jaw near its throat. It has yellow hands and feet.

Bunzo Bunny: Bunzo Bunny is a toy with the ability to remember multiple birthdays. Its experimental form is a yellow rabbit toy designed to test and improve children's composure, memory, and pattern recognition skills using its minigame. It is confirmed to be Experiment 1176.

Mini Huggies: The Mini Huggies are smaller versions of Huggy Wuggy aimed at budget-conscious consumers. Their experimental designs were intended to test and improve children's hand-eye coordination and reaction time skills using their mini-game.

CatNap: CatNap is a toy cat produced by Playtime Co., part of the Smiling Critters line, and has a lavender scent. Its experimental form is a skeletal feline that used Red Smoke to put children to sleep. However, this inadvertently caused the children to have incredibly horrific and violent nightmares. Since then, it has resided at Playcare, worshipping the Prototype as its god. It is confirmed to be Experiment 1188.

DogDay: DogDay is a toy dog ​​produced by Playtime Co., intended to be the leader of the Smiling Critters. It smells of vanilla. Its experimental form can be seen captive in the Playhouse before several Mini Critters possess it to chase The Player around the Playhouse area.

Bubba Bubbaphant: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. It smells like lemongrass and is the smartest of the group.

KickenChicken: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. His scent is ylang-ylang, and he's the coolest guy in the group.

CraftyCorn: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. Her scent is jasmine, and she's the most creative of the group.

Bobby BearHug: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. Its scent is rose, and its personality centers on love and compassion.

Kissy Missy: Kissy Missy is a popular toy sold by Playtime Co., which was created due to the immense popularity of Huggy and is said to be his "better half".

Mommy Long Legs: Mommy Long Legs is a toy that was released in 1991. Both the toy and the experiment are made of "elastic plastic," a material created by Playtime Co., which gives her the ability to stretch and twist her body to astonishing lengths. Her larger body form, which was created before the toy's release, has the personality and attributes of a mother (she cared for orphaned children and was involved in some other experiments), and she suffered deep sadness and confusion after the children disappeared.

Daddy Long Legs: Daddy Long Legs is a toy released in 1992 that originated from The Long Legs Family toy set. He is a blue, spider-like creature intended to serve as Mommy Long Legs' husband.

Baby Long Legs: Baby Long Legs is a toy released in 1992 that originated from The Long Legs Family toy set. It is intended to serve as the son of Mommy and Daddy Long Legs.

Boogie Bot: Boogie Bot is the last known toy created by Playtime Co., released in 1993, and there are multiple broken toy parts of it at the factory. There is a sign of it in Storage and Supplies, telling employees to work with caution.

PJ Pug-a-Pillar: PJ Pug-A-Pillar is a toy that was part of the Swap-imals toy line. Its experimental form is a large, elongated, purple and cyan hybrid caterpillar-pug hybrid, produced by Playtime Co. Its purpose was to test and improve children's strength, speed, and agility through its minigame.

KickenChicken: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. His scent is ylang-ylang, and he's the coolest guy in the group.

CraftyCorn: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. Her scent is jasmine, and she's the most creative of the group.

Bobby BearHug: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. Its scent is rose, and its personality centers on love and compassion. In November 1990, an experimental version of Bobby, called Experiment 1186, was created. However, many problems arose after the surgery.

PickyPiggy: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. Its scent is citrus, and its personality focuses on healthy eating and encouraging others to do the same.

Hoppy Hopscotch: This character is one of the Smiling Critters toys. She smells like mint and is the most energetic and enthusiastic of the group.

Miss Delight: Miss Delight is a teaching experiment who worked at the Nursery School and slowly went insane and cannibalistic after being locked up following The Hour of Joy.

Yarnaby: Yarnaby is a lion-like creature produced by Playtime Co. in the 1970s. Its spherical head contains two large, cartoonish white eyes with dilated black irises and small white pupils. Its face features a wide grin with three triangular fangs protruding asymmetrically from its lower lip, giving it a goofy appearance. It has been confirmed as Experiment 1166.

Pianosaurus: Pianosaurus is a toy dinosaur with a piano-like mouth produced by Playtime Co., featuring rainbow-colored spikes along its back and a green body. Its experimental form can be seen briefly in its enclosure before being consumed by Doey. It is confirmed to be Experiment 1163.

Baba Chops: Baba Chops is a toy sheep produced by Playtime Co. that is supposed to be the leader of the Nightmare Critters. It smells of anise. A giant plush version of it chases the player throughout the Detention Zone.

Icky Licky: This character is one of the Nightmare Critters toys. Its scent is coffee, and it's known for being a sore loser.

Rabie Baby: This character is one of the toys from Nightmare Critters. It smells like bubblegum and is known for spreading rumors and gossip.

Allister Gator: This character is one of the toys from Nightmare Critters. It smells like sandalwood and is known for its laziness.

Simon Smoke: This character is one of the Nightmare Critters toys. Its scent is wood smoke, and it's known for being "cool and popular."

Poe: This character is one of the Nightmare Critters toys. Its scent is cinnamon, and it's known for being the most daring of the group.

Touille: This character is one of the toys from Nightmare Critters. Its scent is petrichor, and it's known for talking a lot and collecting trash.

Maggie Mako: This character is one of the Nightmare Critters toys. It smells like chocolate and is known for its greed.

Doey the Doughman: Doey the Doughman was created sometime between 1980 and 1990 to be the mascot for Doey Dough. His experimental version was the leader of Safe Haven and was composed of three different children.

“There are many things I wish I didn’t know. Experimental doesn’t cover what goes on inside this factory…” — Preston Willard, Orientation Notebook

The Experiments were primarily Playtime Co. projects, initially conducted to see if poppies (or poppy-based materials) could revive or transform organisms. Some experiments failed, as the organisms remained unresponsive, but others succeeded. Later, Dr. Harley Sawyer created giant biological toys (until it became an experiment) to provide free labor; these creatures became known as "Bigger Bodies." After The Hour of Joy, The Prototype began conducting its own experiments.

Numbered Experiments:

Experiment 814: This experiment involved sacrificing a rat and immersing it in poppy gel to demonstrate that organisms could be revived with poppy flowers. After attempting to revive it, the rat remained unresponsive. Following this procedure, the author of the experiment report considered using a larger organism to obtain better results.

Experiment 1006 "The prototype": Experiment 1006 was created by Elliot Ludwig before or during 1989. Experiment 1006 was a male test subject known as Oliver, who would later be known as The Prototype. Experiment 1006 is an imposing, jester-like organic entity with sharp, articulated claws and enormous, spider-like, metallic legs. The steps involved in creating this experiment are unknown, but it ultimately triumphed as the "perfect example of the type of ship Playtime Co. was trying to create." Experiment 1006 also had the ability to graft parts onto other experiments to appropriate their abilities. In addition to being the presumed creator of the "Hour of Joy," it used others (such as CatNap and Huggy) as its personal executioners.

Experiment 1007 "Poppy": Experiment 1007 was conducted by Elliot Ludwig. Experiment 1007 was a girl known as Poppy Ludwig, who would later be known as Poppy Playtime. Experiment 1007 is a small porcelain doll with white skin and curly red hair. It was the next experiment after the Prototype.

Experiment 1015: Experiment 1015 was conducted by Playtime Co. and was the first known experiment created by Harley Sawyer. The identity of the subject of Experiment 1015 is currently unknown. It was considered a failure, as it showed little brain function following the procedure.

Experiment 1026: Experiment 1026 was conducted by Playtime Co. Its identity is currently unknown. Following the procedure, Experiment 1026 survived for a total of 45 minutes, but only showed awareness of its surroundings for three of those minutes.

Experiment 1160 "Boxy Boo": Experiment 1160 was conducted by Playtime Co. and was also the first successful experiment of the Bigger Bodies Initiative. Experiment 1160 involved a test subject placed inside a large version of the toy known as Boxy Boo. The Boxy Boo is a box-shaped figure with springs attached to its body. Its function within the initiative was to identify and eliminate any worker or individual the company deemed a threat and/or needed to remove.

Experiment 1163 "Pianosaurus": Experiment 1163 was conducted by Playtime Co. This experiment involved placing a test subject inside a large version of the toy known as the Pianosaurus. This large, green, bipedal dinosaur has an open mouth similar to that of a piano and rainbow-colored spikes along its back. It behaved aggressively toward anything that approached it and exhibited a severe lack of motor coordination, which led to its reassignment for testing.

Experiment 1166 "Yarnaby": Experiment 1166 was conducted by Playtime Co. It involved a male subject known as Quinn Navidson, who was placed inside a large version of the Yarnaby toy. Experiment 1166 is a large, anthropomorphic lion with a rainbow mane and a face that splits in two, revealing an open mouth. This experiment was fast, agile, and strong, displayed little hostility toward staff, and was fiercely loyal to Harley Sawyer after isolation sessions. Following Sawyer's "elimination," Yarnaby fell into a deep depression until his master's return.

Experiment 1170 "Huggy Wuggy": Experiment 1170 was conducted by Playtime Co. Experiment 1170 was a test subject placed inside a large version of the toy known as Huggy Wuggy. Experiment 1170 is a tall, slender creature with blue fur. This experiment was known to be the optimal outcome for the Bigger Bodies Initiative, as it was highly obedient and could react aggressively when faced with hostility, though it quickly turned against humans when highly stressed. As seen in Huggy Wuggy's memories, Experiment 1170 was forced to participate in certain stressful activities, such as placing Smiling Critters in the 'Bad Toy Box,' which it was compelled to do against its will. Despite being considered the optimal outcome, Experiment 1170 was involved in several incidents, including one in which it escaped from the factory and massacred many members of the team sent to retrieve it. This experiment worked as an undercover security guard in the lobby.

Experiment 1172 "Kissy Missy": Experiment 1172 was the 1172nd experiment conducted by Playtime Co. It was a test subject placed inside a large version of the toy known as Kissy Missy. Experiment 1172 is a tall, slender creature with pink fur. It is very sweet and benevolent, but can show its wild side if faced with hostility. It was assigned to work in Warehouse B because it seemed to become very anxious and clumsy under pressure, as well as serving as a means of calming Subject 1170 during its aggressive episodes, but was later transferred to Playcare for unknown reasons. The date of its transfer coincided with Joy Time.

Experiment 1174 "PJ Pug-a-Pillar": Experiment 1174 was conducted by Playtime Co. This experiment involved placing a test subject inside a large version of the toy known as the PJ Pug-a-Pillar. The toy's function in the experiment was to serve as an obstacle in the Statues game at the Game Station.

Experiment 1176 "Bunzo Bunny": Experiment 1176, conducted by Playtime Co., involved placing a male subject inside a large version of the toy known as the Bunzo Bunny. The toy's function within the Bigger Bodies initiative was to serve as an obstacle in the Musical Memory game on the Game Station.

Experiment 1186 "Bobby BearHug": Experiment 1186 was conducted by Playtime Co. This experiment involved placing a young girl inside a large version of the Bobby BearHug toy. Experiment 1186 is a large, red, anthropomorphic bear with white pupils and an open mouth. This experiment revealed troubling problems upon waking, such as continuous spasms, an inability to speak or hear, and balance problems when attempting to stand.

Experiment 1187: Experiment 1187 was conducted by Playtime Co. The identity of Experiment 1187 is currently unknown, but it was likely designed for an experiment involving larger-bodied, smiling creatures. Along with Experiment 1186, Experiment 1187 was fitted with a 3:1 mixture of another, unspecified species.

Experiment 1188 "CatNap": Experiment 1188 was conducted by Playtime Co. It involved a male test subject named Theodore Grambell, who was placed inside a large version of the toy known as the CatNap. The CatNap is a large, purple, anthropomorphic cat with white pupils and an open mouth. This experiment was considered almost on par with Experiment 1170 as a near-optimal outcome, its only notable flaw being its worship of the Prototype. Subject 1188 treated the Prototype as a god, following its every command and punishing those who went against its beliefs. This experiment was conducted for the Bigger Bodies Initiative and to put Playcare children to sleep using the red smoke emanating from its throat.

Experiment 1198 "Rabie Baby": Experiment 1198 was conducted by Playtime Co. Experiment 1198 was presumably conducted on a female test subject known as Jane Ellswin, who was placed in a purported larger-bodied version of the toy known as Rabie Baby.

Experiment 1199 "Bron": Experiment 1199 was conducted by Playtime Co. The male test subject, Thomas Clarke, was placed inside a toy-sized version of the toy Bron, a small red dinosaur with realistic eyes. Clarke, an employee who volunteered due to a terminal lung cancer diagnosis, was placed in isolation because the other experimenters, recognizing his difference, attacked him.

Experiment 1202 "Giblet": Experiment 1202 was conducted by Playtime Co. Its test subject is unknown, but it is a living version of the Giblet toy.

Experiment 1222 "Mommy Long Legs": Experiment 1222 was conducted by Playtime Co. It involved a young girl named Marie Payne, who was placed inside a large version of the Mommy Long Legs toy. Subject 1222 was a large, slender creature with a striking resemblance to a pink spider and extendable limbs. It was extremely hostile to employees but treated children with maternal affection, as if they were its own. This experiment was conducted for the Bigger Bodies Initiative and helped accompany children to the Game Station's minigames.

Experiment 1223: Experiment 1223 was conducted by Playtime Co. It involved a test subject placed inside an unknown toy. This experiment is theorized to be "Daddy Long Legs."

Experiment 1268: Experiment 1268 was conducted by Playtime Co. It consisted of a test subject placed inside an unknown toy.

Experiment 1322 "Doey the Doughman": Experiment 1322 was conducted by Playtime Co. This experiment involved a mixture of three male subjects—Jack Ayers, Kevin Barnes, and Matthew Hallard—who were placed inside a large version of the toy known as Doey the Doughman. Subject 1322 is an amorphous, humanoid mass of light blue with yellow, red, and orange markings, made of a clay-like substance called "Doey Dough." Its personality changes depending on the child controlling it: Jack is cheerful, playful, and childlike; Matthew is understanding, responsible, and charismatic; and Kevin is hostile, angry, and highly aggressive.

Experiment 1354 "The Doctor": Experiment 1354 was conducted by Playtime Co. Experiment 1354 was a male test subject known as Harley Sawyer or "The Doctor." Experiment 1354 consisted of a set of organs (lungs, heart, and brain) stored and maintained in Vital System Centers scattered throughout the factory. Able to travel the facility via screens, he occasionally appeared as an eye, which changed shape and color according to his mood. He had the ability to control the prison using the Omni-Hand. He also controlled several mechanical vessels, allowing him to physically move around. He is known for his sadism and enjoys toying with those at his mercy.

Experiment 1391 "Green Huggy": Experiment 1391 was conducted by Playtime Co. This experiment involved placing a girl named Cassie inside a toy-sized green Mini Huggie. It is likely that Experiment 1391 was an operation, as her body was monitored in an operating room.

Experiment 1393 "Bron": Experiment 1393 was conducted by Playtime Co. This experiment involved placing a male subject inside a toy-sized Bron, and the experimental subject was a child named Timmy. It is likely that Experiment 1393 was an operation, as his body was monitored in an operating room.

Experiment 1395 "Bunzo Bunny": Experiment 1395 was conducted by Playtime Co. It involved a male subject placed inside a toy-sized Bunzo bunny, and the experimental subject was a boy named Danny. Experiment 1395 was likely an operation, as his body was monitored in an operating room.

Experiment 1398 "PJ Pug-a-Pillar": Experiment 1398 was conducted by Playtime Co. This experiment involved placing a test subject inside a large version of PJ Pug-a-Pillar. The subject was likely operated on, as their body was found in an operating room.

Experiment 1399 "Bubba Bubbaphant": Experiment 1399 was conducted by Playtime Co. It involved placing a test subject inside a toy-sized Bubba Bubbaphant. The subject was likely operated on, as his body was found in an operating room.

Experiment 1424: Experiment 1424 was conducted by Playtime Co. The procedure for this experiment was completed on January 26, 1995. The subject exhibited disorganized behavior, confusion, thought disorder, memory loss, and catalepsy. The experiment was primarily catatonic, and the subject did not respond well to stimuli. The subject would eat if food was placed in its mouth and occasionally responded when called by name, although these responses were infrequent.

Experiment 1468 "Lily Lovebraids": Experiment 1468 was the 1468th experiment that Playtime Co. would have conducted had it not been interrupted by the Hour of Joy, during which the scientists and supervisors were killed by savage toys. Instead, the experiment was carried out by the Prototype. Experiment 1468 involved a woman named Gracie Green, who was tasked with brainwashing the experimental subjects, making them highly sensitive to her sounds. She was placed inside a large version of the toy known as Lily Lovebraids. Subject 1468 is a tan doll with ball joints and vibrant purple hair, capable of free movement and stretching long distances, which she can use at will as limbs. She was isolated for 400 days, during which she slowly lost her mind. She has a childlike and erratic demeanor, her sanity based on the delusion that she is a "good toy."

— A Tight Squeeze — Factory area: • Main entrance • Gift shop • Main lobby (Huggy Wuggy's territory and zone) • Make-A-Friend (old toy-making mechanisms) • Ventilation duct • Poppy's Room (Poppy's former enclosure)

— Fly in a Web — I step on the factory floor: • Elliot Ludwig's Office • Game Station (Mommy Long Legs territory) • Musical Memory (Bunzo Bunny exclusive area) • Wack-a-Wuggy (Mini Huggies exclusive zone) • Statues (PJ Pug-A-Pillar exclusive area) • Train station towards Playcare

— Deep Sleep — Underground facilities: • Garbage compactor • Train station • Playcare / The daycare (CatNap territory) • Home Sweet Home (Orphanage) • School (Miss Delight area)

— Safe Haven — More in-depth: • Toy Cemetery • Shelf Station • Warden's Office • Pianosaurus habitat (Pianosaurus territory) • Prison Utility Zone • Safe Haven (the "rebels'" hideout, an area protected by Doey) • No Man's Land (former site of the toy war) • Secondary Laboratories (Doctor's Headquarters)

— Broken Things — Dark depth: • The laboratories • Toy Morgue • Giblet's Hideout (Giblet's Lair) • The boilers • Sweet Street (no man's land) • Toy Mansion (Lily Lovebraids' residence on Sweet Street) • Data center

Somewhere (inside or outside) the factory: • Theater (Boxy Boo's territory) • Feeding pit (waste, human remains, and toys) • Playtime's Park (presumably Playtime Co.'s playground)

Alias: "Player" Playmate (by Mommy Long Legs) Poppy's Angel (by DogDay and Giblet) Angel (by DogDay) The Grim Reaper of Playtime (by Giblet) Grim Reaper (by Giblet) Germ (by Harley Sawyer) Parasite (by the Prototype)

Allies: Poppy Playtime Kissy Missy DogDay Doey the Doughman Giblet Chum Chompkins

The human intruder, known as "the Intruder," "Poppy's Angel," or "the Grim Reaper of Playtime," and shortened to "Player," is a former Playtime Co. employee who seems to feel guilty about his past actions at the company, apparently part of the reason he eventually returns to the factory. Trapped and forced to venture deeper into the dark facility with a GrabPack, which proves very useful for overcoming obstacles and confronting the monstrous toys.

Being called "The Grim Reaper" isn't just a catchy title. "Player" has faced off against the Prototype's strongest allies. First, Huggy Wuggy in the main lobby vents, knocking a box onto the blue mat on the walkways. Freeing Poppy from her box but falling into Mommy Long Legs' games at the Game Station, facing Bunzo Bunny's mini-challenges, the Mini Huggies, and PJ Pug-a-Pillar, and nearly having his arm ripped off by a shredder when the mother spider was chasing him. Arriving at Playcare via the station train only to be stalked by CatNap, managing to electrocute the purple feline when it attacked. Reaching no man's land to go to Doey's safe haven, facing Yarnaby along the way, leaving the multicolored lion somewhat burned. Finally arriving at the laboratories to find a way to destroy the Prototype, even though it was acted out by Lily Lovebraids, "Player" managed to break free and almost knocked a structure down on Lily.

Being helped by Poppy at the Game Station, also in the Playcare along with Kissy, by Doey upon arriving at the Safe Haven, in addition to having Hiblet's guidance in the laboratories and having Chum as an infiltrator.

The Prototype, also known as Experiment 1006, is not just a prototype for creating Subject 1007; it is a superior intelligence. It orchestrated the "Hour of Joy," during which the toys rebelled and eliminated almost all the factory staff. It managed to convince other experiments like Huggy Wuggy, Mommy Long Legs, and CatNap, and even the more peaceful ones like Kissy Missy and Doey the Doughman, that humans were the enemy.

Its appearance is a nightmarish amalgamation. Its most distinctive features are long, thin, metallic claws with sharp fingers. If you look closely at its design, you'll see that human bones and tendons are integrated directly into the metal structure. Its goal is to "complete" itself using parts from other toys and experiments.

Unlike many other experiments driven by instinct or trauma, the Prototype possesses an extreme capacity for logical reasoning and manipulation. He wants to grant everyone immortality, but in return, he turns them into servant toys for himself.

It has the ability to perfectly imitate human voices and other experiments to lure its victims or give orders.

CatNap idolizes him like a deity. The Prototype uses this religious devotion to control the deepest sections of the factory. But CatNap isn't his only loyal servant, Lily Lovebraids; there's his biggest fan, Chum Chompkins; his right-hand man and assistant, and Doctor Sawyer; a tense ally.

Eliminating "rebellious" toys or those that cause her problems, and intimidating others into submitting to her rule, such as Mommy Long Legs and Poppy's most loyal ally, Kissy Missy.

Even though he seems to have a great hatred for Elliot Ludwig and for the "Rebel" or "Joyless" toys that are on Poppy's side, the Prototype is obsessed with finding her in order to, in his words, "fix" her.

After all, they were both sons of Elliot Ludwig.