Surprise Hare– a teal, egg-shaped object with big ears and a cute face, scrapped likely because it wasn’t all that appealing and didn’t live up to its name. We guess there was no surprise inside? Well, with the type of surprises you find in this factory, that might be for the better Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: To Huggy Wuggy. While Huggy Wuggy seemed feral with only a few implications that It Can Think, Mommy Long Legs is very obviously sapient, being capable of human speech with a decent range in vocabulary, and even knowing the player was a former employee. Huggy Wuggy also is immediately hostile and very obviously dangerous, while Mommy Long Legs is more calm, only losing her cool and becoming hostile in a Villainous Breakdown near the end of the chapter. Big Brother Is Watching: The Innovations department is revealed to be just a place for employees to monitor the workplace at all times.

As far as we are aware, all of these warnings from schools are originating from fan made content based off of our game, but if you want my personal opinion, I do not think that any of these videos should be cause for concern, and we appreciate all the hard work and dedication our fans are put toward creating content inspired off of Poppy Playtime.” Nice Guy: He's very polite towards Leith Pierre and doesn't respond to his condescending attitude (except for a single glare before he leaves). This however can be proven as false, as three different entities can be depicted talking to us throughout the Vent Chase via the conveyor walls. Creepily Long Arms: His arms extend down to his knees. Then again, being 17 feet tall, his arms are proportionate to the rest of his body.Mad Scientist: Very clearcut from his introductory tape, where he proposes his idea of the Bigger Bodies Initiative, mentioning how it could both increase the workforce and decrease lawsuit numbers and people on payroll as long as it didn't have people working. Also, in a different tape, when he first sees Boxy Boo fully alive, he proclaims that it proves his BBI project to be a success and how it opens up numerous pathways of research. Because You Were Nice to Me: She decides to help you in Chapter 2, after you free her from her case, promising to give you the code to a train that can help you escape. Subverted at the end of Chapter 2, where she tells you that being such a selfless hero makes you perfect for her plans and re-directs your train deeper into the factory. Possibly double subverted when she states that she needs you to set things right in the factory after stating that terrible things have happened and that you're perfect for helping her do so... right before something cuts off the transmission.

Mad Scientist: Can be taken literally too; he is a scientist and is implied to be furious at the idea of Experiment 1006 going rogue. As for it's actual meaning, we can tell he seems to be interested and somewhat proud of Experiment 1006 and Huggy Wuggy noting the former's intelligence and the latter's immense obedience. He even reports a dead Surveillance Specialist as a mere "casualty" and then goes on to praise 1006's abilities.

And I Must Scream: She may be suffering from this, if the "LET ME GO LET ME GO LET ME GO" that briefly flashes across the screen in the Maintenance video is any indication. In chapter 2 she also reveals that she was awake and sentient the whole time she was trapped in the case but was unable to free herself. 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. This leads to a muddled response to actual concerns children have. Banning a child from a game they are enjoying because of a related video makes it much less likely for them to talk to parents if something genuinely upsetting happens online. Enhanced Strength: As a gigantic mutant toy, Huggy Wuggy possesses feats of super strength. He can lift heavy objects, smash through metal and easily kill his opponents.