| Minor Characters |
Minor Characters are characters that vaguely appear throughout the Poppy Playtime franchise, not being expanded upon much and having little-to-no information revealed about them.
Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze[]
Male Presenter[]
Male Presenter
The Male Presenter is portrayed by actor Joe McAlear and appears at the start of the Vintage Poppy Commercial. Before cutting to the commercial, he makes the bold claim that there is no other doll like Poppy Playtime. He was originally mistaken by many fans to be Elliot Ludwig.
Female Narrator[]
The Female Narrator is an unnamed and unseen narrator who provided the voice for Playtime Co.'s slogan. She appeared prominently in the Vintage Poppy Commercial, listing and promoting the revolutionary features of the Poppy Playtime doll. She briefly reprised her role in the CatNap Recall recording before the beginning of the Smiling Critters Cartoon intro and at the end of the Doey the Doughman Commercial VHS, when her lines were cut. She is portrayed by Emily Frongillo.
Playtime Children[]
The Playtime Children are the children who appeared in the Vintage Poppy Commercial. They commonly respond "Playtime!" when the Female Narrator asks "What's the time?". Like the Female Narrator, they made a brief appearance before the start of the Smiling Critters Cartoon intro in the CatNap Recall recording.
Male Narrator[]
The Male Narrator is a character who narrated the information about Playtime Co.'s factory tours in the Vintage Poppy Commercial.
Interviewer[]
The Interviewer is a character who debuted in Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze. He is only heard in the Stella Greyber Interview tape, asking Stella Greyber why she wanted to work at Playtime Co. He is voiced by Zachary Preciado.
Chapter 2: Fly in a Web[]
Mommy Commercial Kids[]
The Mommy Commercial Kids were a group of 3 children who were a part of the toy's commercial.
Mommy Commercial Singers[]
The Mommy Commercial Singers are a group of singers who appeared in the toy's commercial.
Mommy Commercial Narrator[]
The Mommy Commercial Narrator is a character who announced Mommy Long Legs and her Elastic Plastic in the toy's commercial.
Elliot Ludwig Documentary Narrator[]
The Elliot Ludwig Documentary Narrator was the narrator for Elliot Ludwig's biography.
Ludwig's Colleagues[]
Ludwig's Colleagues
Ludwig's Colleagues are employees of Playtime Co. seen working with Ludwig in his biography.
Game Tutorial Tape Narrator[]
The Game Tutorial Tape Narrator is a character who announced the Game Station's minigames in their respective tutorials.
Love Dog[]
Love Dog's model
Love Dog is a rejected toy created by Playtime Co. It's only appearance is in the Rejected Room of Chapter 2. It appears as a dull purple basset hound with black eyes, a large pink heart-shaped nose and no mouth. It has a long body, short stubby legs and a pink tail.
Matteo Lata[]
Matteo Lata was an unknown employee of Playtime Co. and was first heard of in Makayla Hyssop's first Assessment Form in Chapter 2: Fly in a Web. He is depicted as a Game Station conductor, taking notes on Makayla Hyssop's second playthrough throughout all three Game Station games. He later appeared in the Chapter 4 Icepick ARG, having proctored Quinn Navidson's first Game Station performance. He was later mentioned in a document that emerged from the Fortnite collaboration. He is presumed dead alongside Sara Abell after a blood splatter is depicted on a page he was writing on.
Sara Abell[]
Sara Abell was an unknown employee of Playtime Co. and was first heard of in Makayla Hyssop's second Assessment Form in Chapter 2: Fly in a Web. She is depicted as a Game Station conductor, taking notes on Makayla Hyssop's first playthrough throughout all three Game Station games. She later appeared in the Fortnite collaboration, observing the testing of Jane Ellswin and writing a letter to Stella Greyber regarding Mommy Long Legs' reintegration into the Game Station. She is presumed dead after a blood splatter is depicted on the page she was writing on.
Jimmy's Interviewer[]
In the "Jimmy Roth Interview", an unseen and unnamed interviewer interviews Jimmy Roth about how he skyrocketed Playtime Co.'s profits as the chief marketing officer. He is portrayed by Zachary Preciado.
"Big Spider" Manager[]
The "Big Spider" Manager was a Playtime Co. employee who narrated the announcement regarding employee sightings of the Bigger Body form of Mommy Long Legs.
Matthew Wayson[]
Dr. Matthew Wayson was an unknown employee and is first heard of in the Formal Request Form item in Chapter 2: Fly in a Web. Judging by his depiction as a doctor, he may be one of the scientists responsible for the experiments with children. However, it is much more likely that he is a psychologist as he focuses exclusively on the mental health of the children and notes an important point that an area should feel natural in order to calm people down.
Chapter 3: Deep Sleep[]
Smiling Critters Cartoon Developers[]
People who appear in the credits of the cartoon.
- Timothy Townley - Executive Producer
- Carmen Adams - Supervising Producer
- Neal Sale - Associate Producer
- Richard Stockton - Director
- Denise Wolfe - Story Editor
- Susan Shoeber - Story Editor
- Scott Tellman - Writer
- Elizabeth Tellman - Writer
- Gary Wood - Actor for DogDay
- Hannah Coughlin - Actor for PickyPiggy
- Mary Reed - Actor for Bobby BearHug
Claire's Scientist[]
Claire's Scientist was an unnamed female scientist who interrogated Playcare counselor Claire Harper in "Claire Harper Debrief". She is portrayed by Nola Klop.
News Reporter[]
The News Reporter is a character who narrated the news coverage of Playtime Co. which was in relation to a dead child being found on Elliot Ludwig's estate.
Supervisor[]
The Supervisor was an employee who narrated the Welcome To Playtime VHS Tape that plays in The Player's nightmare. Since he seems to talk directly to The Player in the second half of said tape, it's possible that the two worked closely together at Playtime Co.
Joseph[]
Joseph was an orphan child at Playcare. He was the friend of Kevin Barnes, who would later become Doey the Doughman (1322B). When Kevin was pulled from Home Sweet Home before the lights-out protocol began, Joseph snuck out, questioning the scientist's actions in the #1322 Report: Void tape. He is portrayed by Mathias DeVore. Joseph, along with the Last Day Children, are listed as "VHS Tape Child" in the ending credits for Chapter 3: Deep Sleep.
Ms. Brooks[]
Ms. Brooks was a counselor who announced Samuel Lee's selection to Playcare's children in "Samuel Lee's Last Day". She is portrayed by Avalon Delaney. Ms. Brooks is listed as "Counselor" in the ending credits for Chapter 3: Deep Sleep.
Last Day Children[]
The Last Day Children were two orphan children at Playcare. At Ms. Brooks's request, they said goodbye to Sam in "Samuel Lee's Last Day". They are portrayed by Elias DeVore.
The Last Day Children, along with Joseph, are listed as "VHS Tape Child" in the ending credits for Chapter 3: Deep Sleep.
Samuel Lee[]
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Samuel Lee (likely)
Samuel "Sam" Lee was an orphan child at Playcare. He was selected by Dr. Bruno White either for testing or experimentation, with his departure being announced to the other children. In the Chapter 4 Icepick ARG, Harley Sawyer stated that Samuel Lee was not adopted.
Miss Delight's sisters[]
Miss Delight and her sisters partaking in The Hour of Joy
Miss Delight's sisters were 7 identical copies of Miss Delight, working as teachers in Playcare's School. They are first heard of in Miss Delight's cutout and notes, before appearing in The Hour of Joy VHS tape in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep. A few weeks after the event, CatNap locked the teachers inside the School. With their food supplies dwindling, the other sisters singled out Miss Delight, preventing her from eating. The sisters' actions ultimately led to Miss Delight cannibalizing them, with the latter slowly turning insane afterwards.
Emergency Alert Announcer[]
The Emergency Alert Announcer is a character who announced the 8/8/95 Emergency Alert and an evacuation order to employees after the rebellion of the experiments during The Hour of Joy.
Maria Ashokan[]
Maria Ashokan was the Head of the School at Playcare, debuting in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep. The only information currently known about her is her name and position, both of which are inscribed on her office door in the Counselor's Office.
Eduardo Gala[]
Eduardo Gala was the Head of the Toy Store at Playcare, debuting in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep. The only information currently known about him is his name and position, both of which are inscribed on his office door in the Counselor's Office. Eduardo is a reference to one of Mob Entertainment's Environmental Artists, who has the same name.
Nate Carpenter[]
Nate Carpenter was the Head of Gas Production Zone at Playcare, debuting in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep. The only information currently known about him is his name and position, both of which are inscribed on his office door in the Counselor's Office. Nate is a reference to one of Mob Entertainment's Environmental Artists, who has the same name.
Lisa Botian[]
Lisa Botian was the Head of Home Sweet Home at Playcare, debuting in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep. The only information currently known about her is her name and position, both of which are inscribed on her office door in the Counselor's Office.
Greg Fecteau[]
Greg Fecteau was the Head of the Playhouse at Playcare, debuting in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep. The only information currently known about him is his name and position, both of which are inscribed on his office door in the Counselor's Office.
Mr. Hartmann[]
Mr. Hartmann was a civilian who visited the Counselor's Office. In "Hartmann Incident", Mr. Hartmann and his wife made an appointment with the Head of Playcare, Stella Greyber, and expressed his desire to adopt a boy named Jeremy. When the adoption was promptly cancelled due to vague complications involving "testing", he voiced his bemusement and outrage at the situation. He is portrayed by Tom Schalk.
Mrs. Hartmann[]
Mrs. Hartmann was a civilian who visited the Counselor's Office. In "Hartmann Incident", Mrs. Hartmann and her husband made an appointment with the Head of Playcare, Stella Greyber, and expressed her desire to adopt a boy named Jeremy. When the adoption was promptly cancelled due to vague complications involving "testing", she voiced her bemusement and outrage at the situation. She is portrayed by Aimee Smith.
Jeremy[]
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Jeremy (likely)
Jeremy was an orphan child at Playcare. He was originally going to be adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Hartmann, but the adoption was cancelled due to vague complications involving "testing", as revealed in the "Hartmann Incident". It's likely that he was turned into a Bigger Body experiment before the Hartmann couple's arrival at Playcare. The child who's likely to be Jeremy later appeared in the promotional video for Poppy Playtime x Theoryverse, overlapped on an image of Huggy Wuggy.
Chapter 4: Safe Haven[]
Doey Commercial Kids[]
The Doey Commercial Kids were 2 children who were a part of the toy's commercial.
Doey Commercial Singer[]
The Doey Commercial Singer is a character who sung Doey's jingle in his commercial.
Doey Commercial Announcer[]
The Doey Commercial Announcer is a character who announced all the different colors that can be seen on the Doey the Doughman toy in the toy's commercial.
Doey Commercial Narrator[]
The Doey Commercial Narrator is a character who provided details on the toy and its order information in the toy's commercial.
Susan Ayers[]
Susan Ayers was the mother of Jack Ayers and the wife of George Ayers. From regretting to letting Jack fall and wishing to grab him when he fell, Susan loved her son Jack very much, calling him "Jackie" and "Our boy" even after her son had been turned into the Experiment 1322A. She and George entered the room with Doey and Susan apologized, but they were blissfully yet unfortunately unaware that Kevin was slowly taking control of Doey. But Susan refused to leave, trying to comfort him, while her husband tried to get out of the room before realizing the door was locked. Susan spent her last moments telling Jack that she would never lie to him, before dying to him along with her husband, only for Doey to have cried after realising what he had done. She appears in the Doey the Doughman Commercial VHS and 1322 Report: Jack. She is portrayed by Emily Grotz.
George Ayers[]
George Ayers was the father of Jack Ayers and the husband of Susan Ayers. He and his wife booked a Playtime Co. tour for their son as a Christmas present. His wife recorded the trip and during the recording, George agreed that Jack would never listen, and panicked among the others when Jack fell in the vat. After a while, they visited again after receiving a letter. George showed horror and disgust upon seeing his son as Doey, and he kept urging Susan to stay away from "it", implying he did not recognize him. He got killed by Kevin controlling Doey as he tried to get the door open to save his own skin. He appears in the Doey the Doughman Commercial VHS and 1322 Report: Jack. He is portrayed by Alejandro Saab.
Doey Tourists[]
Doey Tourists
The Doey Tourists were a group of civilians who toured Playtime Co. on January 22, 1993. When another fellow tourist, Jack Ayers, fell off the catwalks, they all started screaming and witnessed his death seconds later.
Norm[]
Norm was a Shelf Keeper for Block East of the prison and was a coworker of Cole Vaughn. He only appears in Break Time. He is portrayed by Valentín Ángel Fernández.
Nate[]
Nate was presumably a Shelf Keeper at the north-west block of the prison. He is only mentioned on a sticky note reading: "Nate will be out next week :)". The smiley face indicates that whoever wrote this note was glad that Nate was getting removed from the Shelf Block.
Deceased Shelf Keepers[]
These are the dead Shelf Keepers found in Chapter 4: Safe Haven.
- Filatro
- Balazar
- Anaya
- Zidan
- Bryant
- Mcleroy
- Mitchell
- Madison
- Stutie
- Gant
- Kolovos
- Drake
- Statirova
- Ouchan
- Hein
- Hike
- Munoz
- Captain AJ
Stanley[]
Stanley was a Shelf Keeper for Block North of the prison, and was presumably a friend of Cole Vaughn. He is the only Shelf Keeper that knows the truth about the experiments, that they weren't lab grown, but were rather orphans at one point. He is only mentioned in Cole Journal.
Specialist #1[]
Specialist #1 was a Resource Extraction Specialist who helped clean up the aftermath of the Theater Incident. He only appears in '93 Theater Incident. He is portrayed by Reece Bridger.
Specialist #2[]
Specialist #2 was a Resource Extraction Specialist who helped clean up the aftermath of the Theater Incident. He only appears in '93 Theater Incident. He is portrayed by Joaquín Augusto.
Specialist #3[]
Specialist #3 was a Resource Extraction Specialist who helped clean up the aftermath of the Theater Incident. She only appears in '93 Theater Incident. She is portrayed by Jonna-Lynn Alonso.
Specialist #4[]
Specialist #4 was a Resource Extraction Specialist who helped clean up the aftermath of the Theater Incident. She only appears in '93 Theater Incident. She is portrayed by Valentín Ángel Fernández.
Specialist #5[]
Specialist #5 was a Resource Extraction Specialist who helped clean up the aftermath of the Theater Incident. He only appears in '93 Theater Incident. He is portrayed by Andony "Nized" Ventura.
David[]
David is an unknown employee who is only mentioned on a sticky note in the Prison Utility Zone.
A Friend[]
A Friend is a pseudonym employed by an as of unseen character, likely an employee at the factory. They first appeared in A Cryptic Letter compelling the Ayers parents to return to the factory and see their son. They later appear in A Strange Note telling another employee that all rumors about the companies misdeeds are true. Given the wildly different goals of the notes, it is quested if these are from the same individual. However, it is also possible that this employee had a change of heart at some point.
Safe Haven Toys[]
The Safe Haven Toys were allies with Poppy Playtime and Doey the Doughman. They moved into Safe Haven in December 2004 and lived there until an unknown point in 2005 when they were violently killed at the hands of The Prototype.
Cyril Warrenbach[]
Cyril Warrenbach was most likely the founder of Warrenbach Construction. He was also the project lead for the construction of Safe Haven. His name is only mentioned in Project Overview: Safe Haven.
Jessica Newman[]
Dr. Jessica Newman was a scientist who worked for Playtime Co. She was responsible for reporting on Experiment 1223 and Kevin Barnes. She is mentioned in 1322 Report: Kevin as "Dr. Newman", and her name was revealed in the document Incident Report, Experiment 1223 - Pt. 1, from the Fortnite collaboration.
Toy #1[]
Toy #1 was an ally of Doey the Doughman who appeared in the Security Feed: 02.09.01 tape, when he was helping Hoppy Hopscotch try to get supplies to Playcare.
Toy #2[]
Toy #2 was an ally of Doey the Doughman. As heard in the Security Feed tape, he was bitten and injured by a feral toy while trying to gather supplies with Hoppy and Toy 1.
Foreman of the Misfit Pit[]
The Foreman of the Misfit Pit was presumably the supervisor for the Misfit Pit facility. In the Secondary Lab Instructions document, it was stated that she could make use of any failed experiments who couldn’t be salvaged, even if it was "perverse".
Scientist #1[]
Scientist #1 was a scientist who worked at Playtime Co. His voice is heard in the Secondary Lab. He is portrayed by Oliver Smith.
Counselor[]
The Counselor was a counselor at Playcare who talked to an orphan named Timmy. Her voice is heard in the Secondary Lab. She is portrayed by Avalon Delaney.
Scientist #2[]
Scientist #2 was a scientist who worked at Playtime Co. His voice is heard in the Secondary Lab. He is portrayed by Christopher Tester.
Cassie[]
Cassie was an orphan in Playcare who eventually became Experiment 1391. Her voice is heard in the Secondary Lab.
Timmy[]
Timmy was an orphan in Playcare who eventually became Experiment 1393. His voice is heard in the Secondary Lab.
Danny[]
Danny was an orphan in Playcare who eventually became Experiment 1395. His voice is heard in the Secondary Lab.
Kid[]
Kid was a young employee who worked under Richard Lovitz, in the Shipping department of Playtime Co. He only appears in Management: Rich. He is portrayed by Reece Bridger.
Rod[]
Rod was an employee who worked under Richard Lovitz, in the shipping department of Playtime Co. He is mentioned by Kid in the VHS tape of Management: Rich.
Foundation Operator[]
The Foundation Operator was an employee of Playtime Co. who was in charge of operating the Foundation. His office was called 'Gas Distribution Operations', as seen in the Purple Keycard's description. He was apparently known for ripping documents in half, simply because he deemed one half more useful than the other.
Scientist #3[]
Scientist #3 was a scientist who worked at Playtime Co. He only appears in 1322 Report: Jack. He is portrayed by Valentín Ángel Fernández.
Chapter 5: Broken Things[]
Unnamed Star Device[]
The Unnamed Star Device is an unknown device that first appeared in RESTRICTED_omnitool.mp4 and later in an Hour of Joy anniversary render. It's possible that it's some kind of item in Chapter 5 similar to the Playtime phone.
Theorizing[]
- It's possible that it's some kind of item in Chapter 5 similar to the Playtime phone.
- Another possibility is that it's a sentient character in it's own right.
- Given her own star motifs, the device could be connected to Lily.
Unnamed White Voodoo Doll[]
The Unnamed White Voodoo Doll is an unknown toy that first appeared on the Wuggy Welcome loading screen. They later appeared in the Chapter 5 Trailer: Experiment 1202 as an easter egg.
PROJECT: PLAYTIME[]
Johnny, Maggie, and Bill[]
Johnny, Maggie, and Bill were three employees all featured within PROJECT: PLAYTIME's Survivor Tutorial. They each are seen after being sent down the Feeding Pit by Huggy Wuggy. Johnny and Maggie appear inside of the Feeding Pit, with Leith Pierre commentating over how long they had been there, and their presence after being presumed dead. Before Leith calls Bill to pull you up, Maggie gets abducted by the Wuggies. Bill is later tasked to pull the Survivor out of the Feeding Pit with their GrabPack. After doing so, you are tasked with pulling Johnny out of the pit. The three all escape through calling the Train over to their location. In-game, they're depicted as blank, humanoid mannequins.
Unnamed Doctor[]
The Unnamed Doctor was an employee featured in the Your gift has finally arrived. VHS tape. There is very little information known about them.
Unknown Entities[]
The Unknown Entities are a group of entities who hijacked the VHS Tapes in PROJECT: PLAYTIME to communicate with the viewer. Additionally, they seem to have also appeared in the Chapter 3 Interactable ARG, likely being the ones who were sending cryptic emails on Leith Pierre's computer.
Kay[]
Kay is an unknown character who is only mentioned on a sticky note found in Destroy-a-Toy.
Shoppy[]
Shoppy
Shoppy was a minor character previously intended to be a background prop while in the Shop tab in PROJECT: PLAYTIME. It is depicted as a colourful cash register appearing with dilated eyes and a series of buttons and utilities such as a weight scale, abacus, and hand-crank. The item appears to be officially trademarked by Playtime Co.
Shoppy may be an item officially sold alongside the many other toys innovated by Playtime Company, as the toy shares many features commonly seen on toys such as bright colours, the abacus, and the lack of official cash register features. (An inanimate PJ Pug-a-Pillar-inspired mug can be seen next to it.) The toy also shares a striking resemblance to many other toys similar to its kind.
In Chapter 4: Safe Haven, multiple bloodied and ruined toys of Shoppy can be found in many of the bloody toy piles.
Rose[]
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Rose
Rose is a minor character who debuted on a poster in PROJECT: PLAYTIME. She is depicted as a large rose with a closed bud, and she possesses a giant smile, red rosy cheeks and large eyelashes. Her body resembles a stick bug or praying mantis, possessing leaves as her hands. Rose was likely created around the same time as Daisy, given the former's similarities to the latter.
Cosmos[]
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Cosmos
Cosmos is a minor character who debuted on a poster in PROJECT: PLAYTIME. She is depicted as a large purple flower, presumably a cosmos flower, with violet petals. Her face is a lighter shade of lavender, and she possesses a giant smile, red eyelids and rosy cheeks, and large eyelashes. Her body resembles a stick bug or praying mantis, possessing leaves as her hands. Cosmos was likely created around the same time as Daisy, given the former's similarities to the latter.
YouTube[]
Maintenance Employee[]
The Maintenance Employee appears in the Poppy Playtime Maintenance Chapter 1 teaser, which released prior to the game's full release. They have no dialogue and only their hands are seen. They are seen taking care of Poppy Playtime, applying paint, polishing her shoes, brushing her hair and removing her voice box.
1170 Retrieval Team[]
The faces of all 11 security team workers who were considered a casualty
The 1170 Retrieval Team were a group of security workers sent to retrieve Huggy Wuggy after his escape from the Playtime Co. facility in RESTRICTED_disappearance. They were equipped with tranquilizer guns in order to sedate 1170 should they find him. Two were depicted violently killed by the hands of 1170, alongside others whose bodies were captured on camera. Out of 11 total casualties, five were declared deceased while the other six were deemed missing, presumably having been devoured by 1170. The images are seemingly from This Person Does Not Exist, since the positions and designs are similar to what the images from said site are like.
Unknown Writer[]
The Unknown Writer is a character who hijacked the Bigger Bodies Relocation Guide by adding unintended instructions. They also seem to be the one who hijacked the emergency alert for The Hour of Joy to display the message: "OPEN THE DOORS NOW. THE HOUR OF JOY HAS ARRIVED." It is likely that this character is The Prototype.
1199 Scientist[]
1199 Scientist
The 1199 Scientist seen in RESTRICTED_restoration.mp4 was an employee of Playtime Co. responsible for overseeing Experiment 1199, also known as Thomas Clarke. She narrates the background of Thomas as a human and his role in Playtime Co. before explaining what happened to him and why he decided to volunteer to become a Bron toy. She also records 1199 and what happens to him. She was presumably the one who turned Thomas into a Bron toy. Due to her role in the Bigger Bodies Initiative, she may have had relations with Scientist #4, Harley Sawyer, and Eddie M. N. Ritterman, though this is unconfirmed.
Pianosaurus Commercial Singer[]
The Pianosaurus Commercial Singer appeared in the toy's commercial.
Pianosaurus Commercial Narrator[]
The Pianosaurus Commercial Narrator appeared in the toy's commercial.
Pianosaurus Commercial Kids[]
The Pianosaurus Commercial Kids appeared in the toy's commercial.
Nightmare Critters Commercial Narrator[]
The Nightmare Critters Commercial Narrator appeared in the toys' commercial.
Yarnaby Commercial Singer[]
The Yarnaby Commercial Singer appeared in the toy's commercial.
Yarnaby Commercial Kids[]
The Yarnaby Commercial Kids appeared in the toy's commercial, with two of them describing the features of the Yarnaby toy.
Tours Announcer[]
The Tours Announcer narrated Playtime Co.'s 1990s Factory Tours Commercial.
Orientation Notebook[]
1188's victims[]
These are the staff members that died while trying to sedate 1188.
- Nicole Calloway
- Carter Stephens
- Douglas McKinty
- Dakota Geisler
- William Kole
- Trenton Roebke
Project: Playtime Unlockable ARG[]
Rowan Stoll's Mother[]
Rowan Stoll's Mother is the mother of Rowan Stoll. She was sent a letter by Rowan shortly before his death, urging her to log in to an FTP server he had created to expose Playtime Co. for their experiments. In the same letter, Rowan told his mother that they would likely never get to talk to each other again and warned her to not go looking for him.
Boxy Production Line Workers
Boxy Production Line Workers[]
The Boxy Production Line Workers are characters whose names have never been said, but it's known that in the 1960's, they were working on the Boxy Boo production line.
Rules Announcer[]
Rules Announcer
The Rules Announcer was a Playtime Co. employee who guided the company's Employee Safety Video. It's unknown whether they were aware of the experiments, however, the fact that he didn't seem to have a problem announcing every rule, including some of the more questionable ones, seems to indicate that he did.
Chapter 3 Interactable ARG[]
Candidates for Experiment 1188[]
Orphans who were a candidate for becoming Dr. Sawyer's next experiment, CatNap.
- Christopher Rosenberg
- Adam Snyder
- Jessica Kent
- Hannah Sharp
- Rachel Thompson
- Lenny Christian
- Michael McDavid
- Rachel Cousland
- Rebecca Holrich
- Emily Aarons
- Patrick Blanchard
Chapter 4 Icepick ARG[]
Warrenbach Worker[]
The Warrenbach Worker is an unknown employee of Warrenbach Construction. They only appear on the company's pamphlet.
Charlie Moff[]
Dr. Charlie Moff is a former member of the Young Geniuses Program, later found by Gerad Lockehart. While it's unclear whether they were ever rehired by Playtime Co., Moff’s original specialization in anesthesiology stands out, hinting at a focused and clinical mind. Compared to some of the more eccentric or academically scattered members of the program, Moff appears to have kept a lower profile. Either way, they made enough of an impression to be tracked down by Lockehart. Charlie is an English given name, often short for Charles. Common in the UK and US. Moff is possibly Scottish in origin; can be a shortened or altered form of “Moffat,” a known surname and place in Scotland. Based on their name, their likely origin is Anglo-Scottish or American.
Camille Rousch[]
Dr. Camille Rousch is a former member of the Young Geniuses Program, later found by Gerad Lockehart. Like many others from the program, it’s unknown whether she was ever rehired by Playtime Co. Rousch stands out less for any documented specialization and more for her mysterious absence in most records. Whether that points to a quiet departure or a carefully buried history is unclear, but Lockehart tracked her down anyway. Camille is a French given name, though also used in English-speaking countries (unisex, but more commonly female). Rousch is a Variant of "Rusch" or "Rausch," which are German surnames. "Rousch" is less common but still has Central European roots. Based on her name, her likely origin is French-German or Central European.
Benjamin Rutherford[]
Benjamin Rutherford is a former member of the Young Geniuses Program, who was later located by Gerad Lockehart. It remains unclear whether Benjamin was ever rehired by Playtime Co. Interestingly, he is the only known member of the program not referred to with the title "Dr.", which suggests he may not have completed his education or achieved the same level of success as his peers. Gerad Lockehart even mocks him for this in dialogue. Benjamin is a Hebrew name common in Jewish and Christian traditions, widely used across Western countries. Rutherford is an English or Scottish surname. Also famously linked to Ernest Rutherford, a New Zealand-born British physicist. Based on his name, his likely origin is Anglo-New Zealand or British, with a nod to academic prestige.
Although unconfirmed, some fans speculate that Benjamin may be related to Ernest Rutherford, the renowned physicist often called “the father of nuclear physics.” If true, this connection might imply that Benjamin came from a privileged background, possibly contributing to a lack of motivation or ambition.
Evelyn McKabe[]
Dr. Evelyn McKabe is a former member of the Young Geniuses Program, who later ended up being found by Gerad Lockehart. It's unknown whether she got hired by Playtime Co again. Evelyn is an English or Irish given name (used for both genders historically, but mostly female now). McKabe is a variation of McCabe, an Irish surname meaning "son of Cába." Common in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Based on their name, their likely origin is Irish.
Carmine McKabe[]
Dr. Carmine McKabe former member of the Young Geniuses Program, who later became a scientist at Playtime Co at the request of Leith Pierre. He later wrote a weekly checkup on 1166. Carmine is an Italian given name, often male. Derived from Latin carmen (song) or Hebrew karmel (garden). McKabe: Same as above, Irish. Based on his name, his likely origin is mixed Irish-Italian heritage.
Anthony Carrizales[]
Dr. Anthony Carrizales is a former member of the Young Geniuses Program, who later ended up being found by Gerad Lockehart. It's unknown whether they got hired by Playtime Co again. Anthony is a common English or Latin-based name. Widely used across Europe and the Americas. Carrizales is a Spanish surname. Derived from carrizo meaning "reed", likely a toponymic name. Based on their name, their likely origin is Hispanic (Spain, Mexico, or Latin America).
Sanji Sukonoko[]
Dr. Sanji Sukonoko is a former member of the Young Geniuses Program, who later ended up being found by Gerad Lockehart. It's unknown whether he got hired by Playtime Co again. Sanji is a Japanese given name; can mean “third child” depending on kanji. Sukonoko appears to be a Japanese-style surname, though not common. Possibly stylized for the game. Based on their name, their likely origin is Japanese.
Brendan[]
Brendan was a Tour Guide for Playtime Co. During one of his tours, one of the visitors fell in a dough vat, and died. Brendan later made an Incident Report, saying that it wasn't his fault, but rather just bad parenting or unstable safety equipment. He only appears in the Incident Report: Brendan document and the Doey the Doughman Commercial VHS. He is portrayed by Romulo Bernal.
Poppy Playtime x Fortnite[]
Playtime Announcer[]
The Playtime Announcer is a character who narrated introduction tapes for new Playtime Co. employees.
Game Station Interviewer[]
The Game Station Interviewer was an unknown employee who interviewed an orphan named Kassandra about her experience at the Game Station.
Kassandra[]
Kassandra was an orphan who was interviewed about her experience at the Game Station. When being questioned about Mommy Long Legs, she started to get nervous as she didn't want to get Mommy in trouble.
Jane Ellswin[]
Jane Ellswin was a Playcare orphan who was planned to be reanimated into a Rabie Baby experiment. In her second round of testing at the Game Station, Jane's performance for the first two games was rather mixed, but interestingly, she managed to make PJ Pug-a-Pillar lose her in Statues, which caught the attention of Harley Sawyer. Upon confronting the child about it, Jane claimed that she used her knowledge of PJ's senses to find a way to distract him, burying clothes in the foam pit.
Unnamed Little Sailor[]
The Unnamed Little Sailor is an unknown toy that was mentioned by Poppy in Dear Diary.
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| Organic | 814 • 1006 • 1007 • 1015 • 1026 • 1160 • 1163 • 1166 • 1170 • 1172 • 1174 • 1176 • 1186 • 1187 • 1188 • 1198 • 1199 • 1202 • 1222 • 1223 • 1322 • 1354 • 1391 • 1393 • 1395 • 1398 • 1399 • 1424 • 1467 • Poppy Playtime • Bron • Mini Cat-Bees • Mini Boogie Bots (Scout • Medic) • Mini Brons • Daisy (unknown canonicity) • Mini Huggies • Mini Candy Cats • Mini PJ Pug-a-Pillars • Mini Bunzo Bunnies • Kissy Missy • Candy Cat • Wuggies • Mini Smiling Critters (Ruined Critters • Safe Haven Toys • Izzy • Odd Ed) • Miss Delight • Miss Delight's sisters • DogDay • Bubba Bubbaphant • CraftyCorn • KickinChicken • PickyPiggy • Hoppy Hopscotch • Mini Nightmare Critters • Big Baba Chops • Riley • Toy #1 • Toy #2 • Medium Simon Smoke • Medium Poe • Medium Touille • Mini Yarnaby • Mini Pianosaurus • Mini Sir Poops-A-Lot • Mini Miss Delight • Lily • Unnamed Plush Experiment |
| Mechanical | 1006 • 1354 • The Doctor's Bodies • A.I. (non-canon) |