Eddie M.N. Ritterman– an employee who worked in the laboratory and aided in the deal between Playtime Co. and Warrenbach Construction There are a few other characters we either hear about or see glimpses of throughout Chapters 1 and 2 – some being more important (and threatening) than others. Here’s a brief summary of what we know about each of them so far. However, one of the game's writers, Micah Preciado stated that his design was partially inspired by the Sour Patch Kids candy.

Sunni Buddi– a large, multi-coloured flower with a smiling face and half-closed eyes. It has no rejection note, but you can find several Sunni Buddi toys in the rejection room Huggy Wuggy is presumed to be the one who wrote the countless words within the walls during the Vent Chase. Horror Hunger: Since every mascot possesses digestive tracts, a majority of them (bar the Prototype) have to eat to survive, just like their former human selves. This likely explains why many of the toys and machines you find in the factory are mutilated, not to mention why most are pursuing you in the first place.Superior Successor: Played with. He's considered this for The Prototype/Experiment 1006 thanks to his sufficient intelligence paired with massive obedience. On the other hand, The Prototype is considered far more dangerous and cunning than Huggy Wuggy due to its unprecedented level of intelligence and alarming willingness to commit violence. Thomas Clarke/ Experiment 1199A former pediatrician of Playtime Co. who was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and volunteered to be placed in a Bron the Dinosaur toy to extend his life. Gone Horribly Right: The partial goal of the Factory is to make people into toys to extend people's lives. Thomas's situation is a deconstruction that reveals how bad of an idea that actually is in practice. He's less than half the size, disoriented, and it takes visible effort to move what little articulation he does have in a straightforward shell adaptation of the Bron toy. It also means he can't defend himself at all when he is in a dire situation.

No OSHA Compliance: Employee Safety is non existent at Playtime Co. The entire factory is a very dangerous place to work in. Dr. Matthew Wayson– a scientist or psychologist seemingly responsible for recording and monitoring the children and experiments, along with the physiological impact their studies have on the childrenCorrupt Corporate Executive: Can't be bothered to treat employees fairly, has a very old factory which is extremely dangerous to work in, the existence of a Game Station and Orphanage within the factory is head scratching at best. And that is not even mentioning the various unethical and nightmarish experiments that created living toy mascots to roam around the abandoned factory years later. Originally marketed as a toy intended solely for providing platonic love through hugging, Huggy Wuggy was designed to possess warm and appreciative qualities. Small Name, Big Ego: Is completely convinced that he's the secret behind Playtime Co.'s success when in his interview he displays average competence for the job at best. Big Brother Is Watching: The Innovations department is revealed to be just a place for employees to monitor the workplace at all times. In a trailer headshot close-up of Huggy, it seemed that behind his plastic "eyes" lie big shot, human-like eyes.

Gone Horribly Right: Whatever experiments Playtime Co. was running, the various tape recordings and writings, along with the factory's desertion suggests that while they initially succeeded in some regards, it didn't go quite the way they wanted it to. Inferiority Superiority Complex: His egotistical manner may in fact be a cover for his inferiority complex with his role as the Chief Marketing Officer. Despite his role being important, as without him, the successful toys would not have been marketed and sold out, his constant appraisal of himself and his marketing skills seems odd as he shouldn't be this happy of himself if he really did a good job. His last comment, "If there is anything Playtime Co. should be known for, it's not toys, it's marketing.", further implies he is not given enough credit or respect for his work. All Webbed Up: After she is captured by Mommy Long Legs in Chapter 2, the latter bounds and gags her with her web in the train, and can only be freed after all three games.

Other Creations

A restricted, edited tape shows the events that occurred on August 8th, 1995. The tape says at the start that it has been altered by a third party, later on the tape it says repeatedly to release Kissy Missy. On this day, Kissy Missy was loaded on a cargo train to be relocated to Playcare in accordance with the Bigger Bodies Contingency Plan. But on the way, she was suddenly released from the straps as the train went faster, and she was covered in blood as the staff members on the train were killed during the run, presumably by The Prototype. Due to Huggy Wuggy falling off the catwalk, it is unknown whether or not he survived, and thus if he will return in future chapters of the game. However, it's widely believed he'll return due to being the main mascot of both the game and the in-game company Playtime Co, as well as appearing heavily in the marketing for the game stated by mashoor. Many employees also perished within the complex, due to many of the living toy mascots killing them or the higher ups using employees and orphans as living toy mascots for the Bigger Bodies Initiative. Meaningful Name: "Greyber" means "digger of graves" in German. Stella was one of the company's most trusted employees, which means she took part in the death of many employees and orphans. Blue Is Heroic: Played straight with Huggy Wuggy's fictional character; HORRIBLY subverted with the mascot from the factory, who preys on intruders before cornering them.

Demoted to Extra: While she gives her name to the proper game, she is nowhere to be seen in the project Project: Playtime multiplayer mode, where the only characters from the game that are present (and playable) are Huggy Wuggy and Mommy Long Legs. Baby Long Legs– the child of Mommy Long Legs and Daddy Long Legs, Baby Long Legs is the child of the Long Legs family set. Playtime Co. likely created him in 1993 to complete the family unit after the success of its parent toys In Chapter 2, Mommy Long Legs dispatches both Bunzo Bunny and all of the Mini-Huggies before hoisting their corpses up in webs on the ceiling. During one of her chases, she was also shown pulling down an entire ceiling with just one of her hands. In Chapter 2, in the last puzzle room before Mommy Long Legs' transformation, blue fur and blood marks can be seen on the walls, heavily implying that Huggy Wuggy survived and climbed up, albeit in a bloodied, injured state. Ambushing Enemy: Being a spider that can crawl on walls and ceilings, Mommy Long Legs is described as striking and killing her victims before she can even be spotted.

FAQ

Greater-Scope Villain: Playtime. Co caused its own downfall by using orphans and employees as experiments for the living toy mascots that went feral and killed everyone within the factory, Playtime Co is responsible for all the events that have occured within Poppy Playtime and Project Playtime.