Daisy

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Daisy

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Daisy
Affiliation	Playtime Co. (Creator) Rose Cosmos
Physical Information
Status	Unknown
Species	Bigger Body (Presumably) Toy (Marionette Flower)
Pronouns	She/Her
Height	Unknown
Appearances
Role	Mascot
Creation date	Unknown
Voiced by	Emily Frongillo (Cardboard Cutout)
Appears in	Project: Playtime (Wall Poster) Chapter 2: "Fly in a Web" (Scrapped)
Debut	Chapter 2: "Fly in a Web"

“	I'm rooting for you! Get it? Root?	”
— Daisy's cardboard cutout.

Daisy is a character who had debuted in Chapter 2: "Fly in a Web". She is a scrapped antagonist for the Musical Memory game to be replaced by Bunzo Bunny, though she still appears in posters around the game. Her name was confirmed on a plaque found in Elliot Ludwig's Office, and in the credits for Chapter 2.

Appearance

Daisy was a large, white flower with happy yellow features. The daisy represents Daisy's namesake and she has blue eyes and a benevolent smile. Her body resembles a stick bug or praying mantis, possessing leaves as her hands and feet. Her eye color appears to be realistic; similar to Poppy Playtime but grey instead of blue.

Story

Original Concept

She was supposed to be the antagonist for Musical Memory before being scrapped, as seen in the trailer.

Orientation Notebook

In the Rejected Designs section of the book, Daisy is given a page where it discusses how she was rejected for making children cry during testing. By the time this was discovered, she had already been promoted all around the factory through posters and some branding, so she couldn't be completely rejected like most of the other rejected toys, book stating that the company may try to revive her character some day.

Chapter 2: "Fly in a Web"

Daisy's marionette form is mentioned in one of the Rejected Room pages as being rejected because she was too scary for children and would make them cry during her performances. But, like the Orange Robot Toy, her form is never seen in any of the Rejected Room pages and only ever left mentioned.

Chapter 3: "Deep Sleep"

Daisy appears through a "Stay Energized!" poster found around the factory and in Playcare.

Trivia

• In a post from Mob Entertainment's official X (formerly known as Twitter) account, Daisy's rejected marionette form is shown as a skin in the Reject Toy Bundle Pack.
• In the Chapter 2 trailer and a post from Zachary Preciado's Twitter, Daisy was originally going to be the main antagonist of Musical Memory instead of Bunzo Bunny.

  

  Daisy's rejection paper.

  • Her rejection note is very likely a reference to how she went unused in the final game.
  • According to Micah: Daisy was replaced with Bunzo due to Bunzo's theming matching better with Musical Memory, and his cymbals acting as a tool to alert the player when Bunzo is descending further.
• Although a rejected toy, Daisy's marionette form has her own trophy.
• In the files of the game, her voice-lines are labeled 1, 2, 3, and 5, implying the existence of a lost voice-line, but this could be a typo.
• In the trailer for Chapter 2, Daisy appears to have dotted black eyes (similar to Bunzo's); however, her official model has realistic grey eyeballs like Cassie Cutie-Pillar's.
• Before Chapter 3 was released, fans theorized that Daisy was going to be the main antagonist of Chapter 3; however, this was disproven and the main antagonist of Chapter 3 was CatNap.
• According to the CEO Zach Belanger, Daisy is his least favorite character. This could explain why Daisy never appears in the actual game outside of posters and a cardboard cutout in the Rejected Room.^{[Citation needed]}