| “ | You're not going to run. You're not going to fight. The charade is over. | ” |
| — The Prototype, Poppy Playtime Chapter 4: "Safe Haven" | ||
The Prototype, also known as Experiment 1006, is the main antagonist of Poppy Playtime. He made his debut in Chapter 1: "A Tight Squeeze" as the topic of a VHS tape conjecturally known as the "Final Log." He made his first physical appearance in Chapter 2: "Fly in a Web" and is also featured in Chapter 3: "Deep Sleep" and Chapter 4: "Safe Haven". The voice that directs Huggy Wuggy in PROJECT: PLAYTIME is thought to be The Prototype.
Cunning, intelligent, and violent, The Prototype was Playtime Co.'s 1006th experiment under the designation of Experiment 1006 "The Prototype", or simply Experiment 1006. Dr. Harley Sawyer believed that there was an invaluable secret within him, and was determined to uncover it. He was the orchestrator of The Hour of Joy, an event that happened at the Playtime Co. toy factory in 1995 that saw the death of countless employees and visitors at the hands of many of the company's experiments. Afterwards, The Prototype used Ollie as a false identity to keep tabs on his enemies and deceive Poppy Playtime, who he wished to reconfine within her case after she was released from the latter by The Player. He also teamed up with Sawyer in order to uncover a secret, speculated to be the same secret that Sawyer himself was trying to uncover through The Prototype.
Appearance[]
The Prototype's physical appearance is yet to be fully revealed due to hiding his body in the dark shadows, although CatNap's shrine seems to give off a general idea to his overall appearance: a monstrous chimeric hybrid abhorrence that has a roughly inhuman and amalgamated organic/bio-mechanical appearance with four-now-six spider-like legs, a large colossal chest and rib-cage, a long neck and a human skull for a head complete with a fully functioning lower jaw and properly wired digestive system. His only known body parts are his arms and lower-body. His fingers resemble slender silver pins that appear adept at a large array of movements. Although his fingers appear fragile, they can effortlessly puncture through flesh and bone with unnerving smoothness. His upper arm is adorned with red artery-like wires and metallic components, while the forearm contains a human radius and ulna. Moreover, his lower-body has the characteristics of both a spider-like arachnid and a crab, featuring six very large, heavy-duty plated metal legs using what appears to be the chelae of a scorpion as inspiration for its feet - bonded together with cables at each ligament.
It was previously thought that, prior to the Hour of Joy, the Prototype was roughly the same shape and morphology as the person used to make him, as it was not until Experiment 1160 that experiments were no longer bound to those rules regarding their shapes and sizes.[1][2] By the time the Player returns to the factory, 1006 had grown in size, presumably through constructing a new body from the spare parts of dead toys. As a result, he is not of human-scale, and is in fact enormous in proportion to the Player. The exact manner of how his form was constructed has not yet fully been revealed.
Personality[]
| “ | Intelligent, cunning, and crafty, the Prototype is loved and respected by those loyal to him, while being simultaneously hated and feared by all others. Though little is currently known about the original experiment, his presence has been constant in the Player’s journey. More will surely be revealed in due time. | ” |
| — Official character bio.[3] | ||
The Prototype exhibits a personality solely built upon his hatred and wishes for the downfall of Playtime Co. He is cunning and stubborn. In a conversation with Harley Sawyer during Log 24459, the Prototype's voice is heard for the first time, as he mockingly replays the voices of various employees like Stella Greyber. He engages in a monologue about his motivations, questioning Harley Sawyer's thoughts on the effects of the Bigger Bodies Initiative and the treatment of experiments. After Sawyer retorts and comments on learning something new about the Prototype at each meeting, he sarcastically thanks Harley and repeats his words back at him in Harley's own voice.
The Prototype is manipulative and deceitful, telling Theodore Grambell how to get a GrabPack 2.0 despite knowing how young and inexperienced the boy is; another instance was coming up with a fake persona based on a child that used to live in Home Sweet Home, Ollie, in order to fool both Poppy and The Player, luring them both into a false sense of security, and moving the explosives that the Player planted into the Safe Haven to get Doey the Doughman to turn on them. He also appears to be careless, using the experiments as pawns for his reign of terror, particularly evident in the RESTRICTED tapes. These tapes depict toys being taken over by the Prototype, aiming to sabotage their attempts at progress and transportation of their experiments. The most notable example is Huggy Wuggy, whom the Prototype ordered to flee the Playtime Co. factory. As soon as Huggy Wuggy ran too far out, he began simply roaming the woods and only attacked employees after being aggravated.
There is only one instance where he seemed to care for another being. After Theodore was electrocuted, the Prototype gave up his chance at freedom to save the boy, bringing him to Thomas Clarke for medical aid. This may likely be another case of manipulation, since Theodore, as CatNap, would feel indebted to the Prototype and follow him around whenever he was present, despite the Prototype largely ignoring him.
The end of Chapter 4 finally gives more insights into his character and motivations. He had deliberately used his allies as pawns and set them up to die. Furthermore, he is obsessed with Poppy and desires to get her to join him. The Prototype believes that the two of them have the potential to become so much more because of what they really are. He had put her in the case until she saw things his way and now desires to take and put her somewhere she will never want to leave.
History[]
Backstory[]
Little is known about the Prototype other than the fact that he was the 1006th experiment created and was the "prime example for the type of vessel which [Playtime Co.] were trying to create". He had been created using organic and mechanical parts sometime before or during 1989 prior to the Bigger Bodies Initiative, presumably being the first and only successful subject of an unnamed scientific field, possibly related to Poppy Playtime, referenced in the Chapter 4 Icepick ARG. The Prototype was also stated to be an outlier with their other experiments, as he did not require any substance or food for survival. These findings, amongst others, led to many employees, primarily Harley Sawyer, who was later hired by Playtime Co., to deem him the “optimal outcome” to the experiments. It was stated that the Prototype showed a new trait of himself during every session, being an interesting figure to examine. Scientists said he was very clever and possessed high levels of intelligence.
Theodore Grambell[]
In 1989,[4] the Prototype escaped confinement and hid inside Playcare, recruiting a troubled orphan named Theodore Grambell to his cause. He frequently encouraged the young boy to sabotage Playtime Co., but to no avail. Their friendship became notorious amongst the staff, who at first believed that the boy's "friend" was imaginary.
One day, Theodore received instructions from 1006 to open a maintenance door in Playcare using two stolen GrabPack 2.0s and a Green GrabPack Hand so they could both open a gate in the schoolhouse of Playcare and escape. But due to his young age and lack of expertise, Theodore overcharged the Green GrabPack Hand, electrocuting himself and requiring immediate medical attention. Though successful in opening the door, the Prototype chose to sacrifice his freedom to save Theodore. He brought the wounded boy to Thomas Clarke's office, the latter spotting him, before he was recaptured by Security.
Two years later, 1006 reunited with Theodore Grambell, who had now become CatNap. During their time together, CatNap followed the Prototype around "like a lost puppy", as stated by Leith Pierre, with 1006 seemingly ignoring him.
Scientific Logs[]
The Prototype as seen during the Final Log.
During one session, specifically during Log 24459, the Prototype conversed with Harley Sawyer, questioning if any employees felt remorse for the experiments, asking why they "stick...beat...[and] tear at [their] flesh." Harley Sawyer cleverly retorted, challenging the Prototype and pointing out how he continuously uncovered new aspects about him in each session. The Prototype thanked Harley before mocking him once more, remarking how he too learns something from Harley every day in Harley's own voice.
In another session during 1990, during Log 08502, the familiar Scientist recounted an incident relating to the Prototype. It is stated that 1006 was primarily kept in his chamber, monitored at all times. However, during the current week, he created a laser pointer from the digital alarm clock in his room, fired it at the camera and disabled it for 28.3 seconds. Upon which he hid in a blind spot, forcing a surveillance specialist to come in. He tried to escape through the door but was re-locked before he could. He apparently killed the specialist who was trapped inside, as 'one casualty occurred.'
The Hour of Joy[]
| “ | Experiment 1-0-0-6. The Prototype. Coordination and cooperation is evidently within his skillset, as well as the skillset of all other experiments of his type. Though still missing, today's events are no doubt in relation to him. His absence was a flaw in the scientific process, which should have under no circumstances been left unaccounted for. | ” |
| — A Scientist's description of The Prototype during The Hour of Joy. | ||
The beginning of The Hour of Joy, starting with Huggy Wuggy in the Main Lobby.
In an unspecified time during the 1990s, the Prototype was declared missing from his home in The Labs. During this time of freedom, 1006 took over the Playtime Co. factory on August 8th, 1995. This event, known as "The Hour of Joy," involved a large-scale massacre and jailbreak against all humans present in the factory. While a group of employees were focused on transporting Kissy Missy to Playcare, the Bigger Bodies began a rebellion as they mindlessly slaughtered all adults and scientists while under the influence of the Prototype. He had promised all the experiments that they could finally be free. However...
Untitled Tape[]
After the event concluded, The Prototype revealed to all the toys that they couldn't leave as it was too risky. There was a high chance of the experimentation happening all over again from outside scientists. So, the bodies were dragged into the depths of the factory and the toys ultimately fed on them to survive.
PROJECT: PLAYTIME[]
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| “ | The others are hungry. The others are starving. GET UP. | ” |
| — Presumed Prototype to Huggy Wuggy in Project: Playtime. | ||
While he doesn’t make a physical appearance, his hand is one of the GrabPack Skins in Project: Playtime. It has been theorized that he is the one that instructs the monsters during their tutorial.
”Time” VHS Tape[]
Sometime after the Hour of Joy, the Prototype met with Harley Sawyer, who he deliberately spared during the event. He told the Doctor that his suggestions had so far failed, and questioned whether or not it was a good idea to spare him. Sawyer replied that more time was needed, but the Prototype angrily stated that they did not have any time. Sawyer suggested he found some more or gave him lab access, yet the Prototype denied his request, telling him to “stay put”. Sawyer said that what he was trying to accomplish could not be done quickly, leading the Prototype to ask him what his use was in that case. Sawyer replied that he was the Prototype’s “best shot”, which satisfied 1006. He told the Doctor that he would try again, but warned him that if he was ”stalling... or worse”, he should remember that his usefulness was the only reason he wasn’t “stripped for meat and spare parts”.
Reconnaissance Report: 01.10.05[]
During 2005, following Doey the Doughman and his allies' relocation to the Safe Haven, The Prototype continuously tried to enter their hideout and kept finding ways past their defenses - much to the toys' horror. This would come to a climax later that year.
Chapter 1: "A Tight Squeeze"[]
The Prototype makes no appearance in this chapter, yet he is mentioned by his experiment number in the Final Log.
Chapter 2: "Fly in a Web"[]
After Mommy Long Legs was killed by the grinder and her severed torso fell to the ground, the Prototype's claw appeared from under the half-closed door to the left. He reached out and took Mommy's torso away, dragging it away back under the door. After this, he presumably grafts Mommy onto his body and isn’t seen again for the rest of the chapter.
Chapter 3: "Deep Sleep"[]
The Prototype has a strong presence throughout the chapter.
When Ollie talks to The Player about Playcare, he says that the new antagonist, CatNap, has overtaken Playcare and dedicated it as a "church" to the Prototype. Poppy explains later that it was the Prototype that was responsible for the needless slaughter of so many people, saying that she intentionally stopped The Player from leaving in the first place since she needed them to destroy him. When sneaking through the Caverns, The Player spots CatNap worshiping a shrine built seemingly after the likeness of the Prototype. In the Playhouse, DogDay further elaborates on CatNap's reverence of the Prototype.
CatNap sees the Prototype as his god and that any who oppose it are labelled as heretics, with DogDay and the rest of the Smiling Critters being among them. Many toys would be killed, forcing the rest of them into submission to the Prototype, and DogDay is cruelly tortured for his rejection of the Prototype's control. Exiting the Playhouse, Ollie corresponds DogDay's story, saying that before CatNap was CatNap, the Prototype saved his life. This led to CatNap seeing the Prototype as the savior for all the toys in Playtime Co.
As The Player sneaks through the Counselor's Office, CatNap attacks them and sends them into another dream. Just before the dream ends, the Prototype's hand reaches through the open roof of the Main Lobby. At the end of the boss-fight against CatNap and his electrocution, the Prototype's arm appears, seemingly to offer aid to the stricken CatNap. However, as CatNap submits to the Prototype again, his hand impales CatNap through the mouth and drags him away. After this, the Prototype presumably grafts CatNap onto his body. When The Player returns to the Gas Production Zone, Poppy explains that it was the Prototype that orchestrated The Hour of Joy, and that he was the one to put her in the case earlier. In that time, she could hear the screams of the slaughtered around her and so chose to formulate a plan to destroy the Prototype with The Player's help. As they descend on the elevator, Kissy is attacked, and the seal above the lift closes down on them.
Chapter 4: "Safe Haven"[]
The Prototype does physically appear in this chapter. However, only the silhouette of his legs are briefly shown, and his presence is felt heavily through Harley Sawyer. Before The Player reaches Safe Haven, Poppy and Kissy grab them to hide them from The Prototype roaming the halls, looking for the Player. Soon after, when the trio reach Safe Haven, Poppy reveals to Doey that The Prototype has followed them into the lower level, much to Doey's annoyance. Later on in the chapter, Poppy divulges her plan to destroy The Prototype and all of Playtime Co, through luring him into the foundation and setting off explosives to destroy him. The Prototype, however, figures out this plan and manages to suppress it by disabling the power inside Safe Haven, distracting Doey and putting a hitch in Poppy's plan. This then leads to The Prototype destroying Safe Haven and angering Doey which would result in the latter's demise as part of the Prototype's plan. Poppy, Kissy and The Player regroup later and as Poppy attempts to contact Ollie, the Prototype discards the facade and mocks Poppy's attempts to stop him. The Prototype explains his plan in cryptic words, sending Poppy into a panic by threatening to lock her away again, and stashing leftover explosives underneath The Player and Kissy, which leads to their separation, with Kissy losing her arm in the process.
Abilities and Anatomy[]
Although the Prototype is organic in nature, possessing a digestive tract as well as human bones, he has more bio-mechanical aspects than organic ones.[5] His digestive tract, though fully functional, has no impact on his body's ability to maintain his survival, as he does not require sustenance.[6] This ability essentially makes him immune to starvation, something the other experiments lack and are susceptible against. His arms and hands, seemingly constructed from a slender but durable metal, are strong and sharp enough to puncture through flesh and bone, as seen in 1188's brutal sacrifice.
The Prototype is the most intelligent experiment currently known of, having devised three separate escape attempts to get out of confinement and/or the factory. (Two of which were nearly successful.) Two of his skills, as noted by the Scientist, were enhanced by his intelligence: coordination and cooperation, both of which are seen in The Hour of Joy. During the planning stage of this rebellion, he enlisted nearly every experiment to his side by promising to grant them what they wanted most: freedom.[7] When August 8, 1995 came around, he ensured that his allies were all in a position to attack simultaneously at 11:00 AM, a time when Security was (presumably) at its weakest and would be slow to mobilize their security teams. (He likely deduced this through observation and collected knowledge of the factory).
Additionally, the Prototype is the only experiment who has actively interacted with and utilized Playtime Co.'s technology. In Log 08502, a recording of one of his escape attempts, he constructed a laser pointer from a disassembled digital alarm clock, displaying a profound understanding of mechanical engineering. Additionally, he remotely altered at least two VHS tapes at the time of their recording, conveying his messages/instructions to anyone who saw them. (This may have been how he informed his followers about his planned rebellion without Playtime catching wind).
Both his actions and the dialogue of experiments reveal that 1006 collects dead toys and/or the pieces of dead toys and grafts them onto himself. This seems to have slightly affected 1006's sense of identity, as he interchangeably refers to himself using singular personal pronouns (Ex: I) and plural personal pronouns (Ex: Us), as heard in Log 24459. Additionally, he also possesses the ability to replay any piece of conversation that he hears, (presumably) hiding his real voice behind multiple others. During his conversation with Harley Sawyer, multiple voices are heard when he speaks; however, it's unclear if his grafting habits are the cause or if it's a separate ability of its own. He also seems to possess the ability to synthesize voices as he was able to masquerade as Ollie for an unknown amount of time (probably years).
The Elliot Prototype Theory[]
It is widely speculated that the Prototype's human identity is Elliot Ludwig. This has given rise to two prevailing positions:
- "Against" arguments:
- The mindless slaughter of both the innocent and the guilty during The Hour of Joy, orchestrated by the Prototype, is very much unlike Elliot's character.
- In the Untitled Tape, Poppy hints at being Elliot's daughter, while at the same time, clearly hating the Prototype, something that she wouldn't do if the Prototype was Elliot.
- In the Chapter 4 Gameplay Trailer: Doey the Doughman, it was stated that the Prototype and the Doctor are allies, striking as odd as Elliot had felt concerned about Sawyer's lack of humility in the past.
- In the Time VHS tape, the Prototype commands Sawyer to provide him more options and that he will try again. Considering Sawyer's expertise on human experimentation, it is very likely that the Prototype is experimenting on the orphans in his home, the Labs, which appears to conflict with Elliot's character as well, although it's possible that the Prototype is not actually experimenting on the orphans.
- "For" arguments:
- His actions can be seen as protecting those he had failed by fighting back and taking revenge against Harley Sawyer.[8]
- Many Bigger Bodies are known to have inherited fragmented personalities or even limited human traits that they had before being transformed. Both Elliot and the Prototype are said to be very intelligent, making it possible his intellect survived along with a few other bits, like his connection to Poppy, but at the cost of losing his humanity.
- If the theory is true, it is possible he sought revenge on Harley Sawyer as the Chapter 4 Icepick ARG implies that the latter was involved in Elliot's death.
- The timeline supports this theory. Elliot had died by the time of Pierre's invitation letter in 1990 as he refers to himself as "head of the business". And The Prototype is known to have existed in 1989 or earlier (probably 1988). If Elliot was alive during this year, he could have "passed away" before 1990 by becoming The Prototype or at least creating him before the Bigger Bodies Initiative, supporting the possibility of The Prototype being the most successful experiment after Poppy.
- In the ending of Chapter 4, the Prototype talks to Poppy almost as if she was his daughter, claiming that it was always about him and Poppy. Poppy also said that there are still living orphans, all of them sleeping inside the Labs, the Prototype's lair, implying that he might not be inherently antagonistic to children, similar to Mommy and CatNap.
- To address one of the "against" arguments, it is possible, if the Prototype was Elliot Ludwig, that Poppy might be unaware of that, or that she sees the Prototype as a different entity for another reason.
- Regarding another of the "against" arguments, in the Time VHS tape in Chapter 4, the Prototype makes it explicitly clear that he still very much hates Sawyer and also seems frustrated over the Doctor's lack of humility, keeping him alive only because he needs his help to discover an unknown secret, possibly for assembling different toy parts onto his body. He also notably rejects Sawyer's appeal for access to the Labs.
- Also regarding one of the "against" arguments in the Time VHS tape, even though he commanded the Doctor to provide him more options and he'll try again, he turns his back at him, possibly to make sure that he will secretly not experiment on the orphans, further supporting the fact that Elliot loves children. He also threatened that if the Doctor is stalling or worse, he'll kill him and strip him of his flesh and organs for food and use all of his digital and mechanical components to be grafted onto his body. And by "worse", the Prototype might refer to the Doctor tricking and betraying the Prototype to give him access to the Labs and begin trying and threatening to harm the orphans in some way, further reinforcing the idea that the Prototype cares deeply for children and wants to protect them.
Trivia[]
- With the initial release of Chapter 1, it was theorized that the Prototype was Huggy Wuggy.
- This theory was disproved in Chapter 2, as Huggy Wuggy was referred to as "Experiment 1170" in one of the logs left by the Scientist.
- The graffiti and tape that introduced the Prototype both depicted a hand clearly not part of Huggy.
- This theory was disproved in Chapter 2, as Huggy Wuggy was referred to as "Experiment 1170" in one of the logs left by the Scientist.
- Two human bones can be seen tangled in the wires of his left and right arms, showing that the Prototype was once human or that it took bones from one of the employees.
- They could likely have been taken from those he killed, as when Mommy Long Legs was being crushed to death in the grinder, she screamed that "He'll make me part of him." This suggests that he takes parts of toys and humans and grafts them to his body.
- Given how Mommy states it, it is implied that the toys are fully aware of what is going on in the factory.
- The two bones, called an ulna and a radius, are found in the forearm.
- A number of death screen messages mention the Prototype.
- From Chapter 1, "Exp. 1006. Isn't he wonderful?".
- From Chapter 2, "The Prototype has saved us! Isn't he wonderful?", "HE IS LOOSE. THIS IS AN EMERGENCY LOCKDOWN", "INNOVATION IS KEY. MAY WE FORGET DEATH.", and "ɛ̃ᴜãŋ 'ɔ̃ã ᴜæɔ̃ɛ̃ ᴜæɚ̀ioŋ. (They're hurt, hungry.) GET UP."
- From Chapter 3, "Bow to the Prototype. Isn't he wonderful?"
- From Chapter 4, "The Prototype will free us! Isn’t he wonderful?"
- The numbering of the experiments suggests that the Prototype was created before Huggy Wuggy (Experiment 1170) and Mommy Long Legs (Experiment 1222), but after the failed experiment on a rat (Experiment 814).
- This, along with his name, suggests that the Prototype may have been the second successful living organic experiment (the first being Poppy Playtime).
- In Project: Playtime, a mysterious voice instructs Huggy Wuggy on what he needs to do to stop the Specialists. Judging by its tone and mannerisms and the use of the arch words "Get Up", it is heavily implied that this voice belongs to the Prototype.
- Michael Kovach has not been told whether this voice is actually the Prototype. His script referred to the character as "Monster Tutorial Voice"[9] and the game's credits also refer to the character as such.
- The appearance of his hand may be a reference to the hand of The Beldam from the movie Coraline.[10]
- It is speculated that the Prototype was trying to save the kids and experiments from Playtime Co. This was backed up by one of the VHS tapes in Chapter 1 stating that coordination and cooperation is evidently within his skillset. However, this was later debunked in Chapter 4 when he was revealed to be keeping hostage the surviving orphans from The Hour of Joy.
- Given The Doctor's comments about more test subjects in a tape in Chapter 4, it is possible the Prototype has been continuing the experiments in the hopes to achieve some sort of end goal.
- Gerad Lockehart noted in his investigation of the Prototype's escape attempt in 1989 that there were traces of tar around the exit gate, which might imply that tar is a component of the Prototype's body.
- It is unknown why the Prototype had allied with Harley Sawyer as he was against the Bigger Bodies Initiative. However, it is possible Harley Sawyer joined him to get back at the Playtime Co. employees for turning him into an experiment as well.
- According to the tape Time, he seemed to need Sawyer for his knowledge of the process. However, he wasn't willing to give Sawyer access to the lower labs.
- The Prototype speaks in a similar manner to The Master from the 1997 role playing game Fallout, in that both speak using multiple different voices at different times.
- The Prototype's actual voice sounds very similar to Ink Bendy from Bendy and the Ink Machine.
- It is possible that the Prototype is trying to find a way to return the toys' minds to their original bodies. This is supported by the fact that he spared Harley Sawyer, the one in charge of the Bigger Bodies Initiative, so he could do research for him, and the fact that he needs Poppy, who was the first child to be turned into a toy.
- This is called into question after Chapter 4 where the Prototype orchestrated events to kill Mommy Long Legs, CatNap and the Safe Haven toys.
- It is possible that he is trying to find a way to revive dead toys and is why he killed his followers to be used as test subjects.
- It is also likely impossible to transfer them to their original bodies, given the time that has passed, though he may be seeking a way to convert himself and others into toys like Poppy in order to ensure long term survival.
- It is speculated that the Prototype might have sent the letter to The Player to kick off the events of the game. This would lead The Player to freeing Poppy and having her travel deep into the facility on her own.
- It may also be because he wanted to use this method to eliminate Huggy Wuggy (who was later revealed to still alive), Mommy Long Legs, CatNap and Harley Sawyer in order to integrate their unique abilities into himself. Although there are some problems with the theory.
- The first thing is the implication of him being the one who repaired Huggy.
- There does not appear to be anything stopping him from killing everyone.
- Another problem is the fact that he put Poppy in the case, calling into question why he would call someone over to open it.
- It may also be because he wanted to use this method to eliminate Huggy Wuggy (who was later revealed to still alive), Mommy Long Legs, CatNap and Harley Sawyer in order to integrate their unique abilities into himself. Although there are some problems with the theory.
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- ↑ Chapter 4 Icepick ARG
- ↑ In Log 08502, the Prototype was said to have hidden in his cell away from the camera, and Theodore Grambell's depictions of the Prototype show him hiding under his bed with only his arm visible, making it unlikely that he was the same size as he would be depicted through CatNap's shrine and his appearance in Safe Haven's exterior corridors.
- ↑ https://poppyplaytime.com/pages/characters
- ↑ Leith Pierre, Cross-Department Report: "If I remember correctly, Lockehart had some theories on the matter back in 89'..."
- ↑ The Lockehart Investigation found traces of tar.
- ↑ Chapter 1 Official Trailer | Hidden Message: "Experiment 1006: 'The Prototype' He seems serviceable as the prime example for the type of vessel which we are trying to create. Despite his digestive tract being wired properly, the Prototype finds no necessity for sustenance (unlike the others). All other experiments can only survive while subsisting on much larger portions."
- ↑ Sleep Well | "We want freedom..."
- ↑ Game Theory: You Are NOT The Hero of Poppy Playtime (Project Playtime)
- ↑ An Interview with Michael Kovach | #MobPartnersInCrime #PoppyPlaytime #TheAmazingDigitalCircus - Derek Strong (YouTube)
- ↑ https://coraline.fandom.com/wiki/The_Beldam_(Other_Mother)