Boogie Bot

Boogie Bot

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Boogie Bot
Aliases	Bot (beta name) Scout Medic
Affiliation	Playtime Co. (formerly) Bigger Bodies Initiative (presumably)
Biographical Information
Status	Deceased (Scout, Medic and other mini experiments)
Creation date	1993
Descriptive Information
Species	Bigger Body (presumably) Toy (dancing robot) Living toy (multiple dead toys, Scout and Medic) Human (formerly)
Gender	Male
Appearances
Role	Minor/recurring character (currently)
Voiced by	Zachary Preciado
Appears in	Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze (poster; toys) YouTube Recording Miscellaneous Content Chapter 2: Fly in a Web PROJECT: PLAYTIME Chapter 3: Deep Sleep (poster) Orientation Notebook Chapter 4: Safe Haven (as Medic and Scout)
Debut	Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze

“	Let's b-b-b-b-boogie!	”
— Boogie Bot's cardboard cutout noicon

Boogie Bot was a toy produced by Playtime Co. who debuted in Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze of Poppy Playtime. Very little has been revealed regarding this character, as he only makes minor appearances as his toy counterpart or via cardboard cut-outs.

Appearance

Boogie Bot is a small, battery-operated green robot with a large head. His legs are continuous tracks and robotic claws for fingers. He also has a speaker on his chest instead of a mouth. The limbs are held on by bendable iron wires, and the ears are made in the form of darker circles.

In his damaged form, Boogie Bot's circuits are exposed, with three red wires and one seemingly gray wire across his screen/face, which has been removed. They are also significantly muddier, duller, and darker in color. Boogie Bot can also be seen with many parts of its body scattered on and across the floor.

Personality

“	Boogie Bot is amongst the cutest robots Playtime Co. has ever come to know. The lovable robot’s playful and delicate side earned him a spot on the walls of the Playtime Co. factory for what turned out to be many years after Boogie Bot himself was being produced.	”
— Digital Collectible Profile

Boogie Bot, given his name, is likely a passionate dancer or music lover. Boogie Bot was likely made to bust moves, dance, and groove with children whenever music was played. He was created to be both playful and delicate - traits that stole the heart of his audience.

Trivia

• Boogie Bot does not have many appearances besides posters, a cardboard cutout in Chapter 2, and several unpowered Boogie Bots, many in blood-soaked bits, that can be found in various parts of the map like on desks, chairs, etc.
• Before Chapter 1 was released, Boogie Bot already had an appearance in a post on Mob Entertainment's Twitter account.
  • Alongside the image, it was accompanied by the following description: "Meet Bot, your new best pal. 'Beep bop Boop.'"
• Boogie Bot was created in 1993 (Two years before The Hour of Joy occurred). As such, he was the latest known toy creation of Playtime Co. to have reached stardom and gained popularity.
• Boogie Bot's cutout voice line "Am I a real boy?" could be a reference to Pinocchio, a wooden puppet who wants to become a real boy.
• Boogie Bot's lovable stardom takes inspiration from Wall-E, a fictional trash compactor robot with a charming personality.
• Boogie Bot is one of the four toys that the Specialists need to assemble in PROJECT: PLAYTIME. The others are Cat-Bee, Candy Cat, and Bron.
• In Chapter 4, Boogie Bot is shown to have some named variants, such as Medic and Scout.
• In Chapter 1, there is an unused location showing a Bigger Body Boogie Bot in a foggy area, presumably looking for something.