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Huggy Wuggy

• Passive
• Aggressive
• Hallucination
• Injured
• Artwork

Full name

Huggy Wuggy

Aliases

• Huggy
• Experiment 1170
  • 1170 (by Dr. Harley Sawyer)

Family

• The Wuggy Range
  • Kissy Missy (better half)
  • Mini Huggies
• Wuggies

Affiliation

• Playtime Co.
  • Bigger Bodies Initiative
  • Harley Sawyer † (likely experiment creator)
  • The Prototype (leader)
  • The Player (arch-enemy)
  • Poppy Playtime (enemy)

Biographical Information

Test Subject

Unknown

Status

Alive (wounded)

Creation date

• 1984 (toy)
• August - November 1990 (Bigger Body)[1]

Descriptive Information

Species

• Bigger Body
• Toy (anthropomorphic monkey-like creature)
  • Living toy (multiple dead toys)
• Human (formerly)
• Hallucination (induced by the Red Smoke)

Gender

Male

Height

18 ft/5.49m

Weight

1,795 lbs/814 kg

Appearances

Role

• Antagonist (Poppy Playtime)
  • Main antagonist (Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze)
  • Posthumous antagonist (Chapter 3: Deep Sleep)
  • Cameo (Chapter 4: Safe Haven)
  • Secondary antagonist (Chapter 5)

Voiced by

• Zachary Preciado (character cutout in Chapter 2: Fly in a Web)
• Micah Preciado (character cutout in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep)

Appears in

• Trailers[2]
• Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze[3]
• Miscellaneous Content[4]
• Chapter 2: Fly in a Web[5]
• Project: Playtime Unlockable ARG[6]
• PROJECT: PLAYTIME[7]
• YouTube Recordings[8]
• Chapter 3 Interactable ARG[9]
• Chapter 3: Deep Sleep[10]
• Poppy Playtime Forever
• Orientation Notebook
• Chapter 4 Icepick ARG[11]
• Poppy Playtime Survive
• Chapter 4: Safe Haven[12]
• Chapter 5

Debut

• Trailer (reveal)[13]
• Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze (physically)

“	♪ His name is "Huggy", "Huggy Wuggy"! When he hugs you, he'll never stop! *Huggy Wuggy Laughs* Your friend Huggy, Huggy Wuggy! He'll squeeze you until you pop! *Pop* ♪	”
— Huggy Wuggy's theme song, Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze

Huggy Wuggy is a secondary antagonist of Poppy Playtime, serving as the main antagonist of its first installment, Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze. Additionally, he was featured in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep as a hallucination induced by the Red Smoke, at the end of Chapter 4: Safe Haven as a plot twist and as an antagonist in PROJECT: PLAYTIME. He is one of the main characters in the Poppy Playtime franchise.

Huggy Wuggy was a toy created and produced by Playtime Co. in 1984. Due to the toy's success in the market, he served as the company's mascot, presumably until its closure in 1995. Like many of Playtime Co.'s other characters, his likeness was used to create an oversized organism under the Bigger Bodies Initiative. This organism was created in 1990[1] and was Playtime Co.'s 1170th experiment, under the designation of Experiment 1170. The latter served as a security guard for Playtime Co. and was often stationary in the Lobby of the factory, his right arm raised in a gesture that the company referred to as the "Welcome Wave."

Contents

• 1 Appearance
  • 1.1 Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze
    • 1.1.1 Mascot
    • 1.1.2 Experiment 1170
  • 1.2 Chapter 3: Deep Sleep
    • 1.2.1 Nightmare Huggy
  • 1.3 Chapter 4: Safe Haven
• 2 Personality
• 3 History
  • 3.1 Backstory
  • 3.2 Disappearance
  • 3.3 The Hour of Joy
  • 3.4 PROJECT: PLAYTIME
  • 3.5 Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze
  • 3.6 Chapter 2: Fly in a Web
  • 3.7 Chapter 3: Deep Sleep
  • 3.8 Chapter 4: Safe Haven
• 4 Abilities and Anatomy
• 5 Trivia
• 6 References
• 7 Navigation

Appearance[]

“	Our market research showed anxious kids respond well to a toy they can attach to themselves, so we designed him with Velcro pads on his hands. Once he hugs onto you, you can't lose him! And he can't lose you.	”
— Orientation Notebook

Huggy Wuggy is a creature with a slender, thin body that is covered in thick, bright blue fur. His arms and legs are several feet long and end in large yellow hands and feet. The hands have large black Velcro strips, and the feet have four toes, including thumbs, although they are fused together and unable to move individually (except for the thumbs). His torso is sturdy and completely disproportionate to the length of his limbs. His head is large, and he has two large, dilated black eyes. His face features oversized, bright red lips worthy of a cartoon character. Around his neck is a ribbon the same blue color as his hair.

His aggressive version remains largely the same, except for his eyes, which are much more dilated, giving him a disturbed and disturbing appearance. Behind his lips is a mouth composed of dozens of jagged, needle-like teeth. If you look more closely at his mouth, you can see a second jaw inside, similar to that of a moray eel.

In the works of Playtime Co., Huggy Wuggy is depicted as a kind of large stuffed animal with dull blue fur and pale yellow hands and feet, whose fingers, except for the thumbs, are bound together. He has a small cyan ribbon around his neck, and the Velcro strips on his hands are not shown. He has thin eyebrows, oval eyes, and a large mouth that can open, with no teeth inside but a human tongue. However, the color of the ribbon around his neck changes between different works; sometimes it is cyan, sometimes it is the same yellow color as his hands and feet.

Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze[]

Mascot[]

Huggy Wuggy is a tall, slender creature covered in thick, bright blue fur. His arms and legs are disproportionately long and end in large yellow hands and feet. His hands have large Velcro straps on the palms, and both they and his feet possess four digits, including thumbs, though they are merely just stitches and are unable to move individually (with the exception of the thumbs). His torso is stout and disproportionately small in comparison to his long limbs. His head is large and contains two large black, dilated eyes, as well as oversized, cartoonish, bright red lips. He also wears a thin blue bowtie around his neck.

Experiment 1170[]

Standing at 18 feet tall, his Bigger Body counterpart mostly remains the same, with the exception of his eyes being dilated bigger than intended, giving off a deranged and disturbing appearance. Behind his lips is a maw of dozens of jagged needle-like teeth. Closer observation of Huggy's mouth shows a secondary set of jaws located near his throat, akin to that of a moray eel, resembling human teeth.

Chapter 3: Deep Sleep[]

Nightmare Huggy[]

His hallucination form is similar to the original Huggy's, but he is now much taller, his face is more skewed, his blue fur is much darker, his mouth has been elongated, and the side parts at the top of his head are shaped into devilish horns. He has two black sockets in place of his eyes, and his teeth are longer and thinner, while he lacks the second row of teeth at the back of his throat. The rest of his body remains the same, but his hands and feet now have splayed, elongated fingers and toes that resemble claws.

Chapter 4: Safe Haven[]

As a result of the fall in Chapter 1, Huggy has gained noticeable injuries on several areas of his body due to the impacts upon hitting the pipes. A part of the left side of his head is missing, his lower left arm is completely gone, and parts of his fur are missing revealing his "bones" or lack thereof, which appear to have been stitched together with pieces of rope. He also has what look like thin white bandages wrapped around his chest, right arm and left leg. His bowtie can also be seen on the stump of his left arm.

Personality[]

“	A favorite of kids everywhere since his release in 1984, Huggy Wuggy has become synonymous with the Playtime brand. For the little extra love and attention your kids might want, take a chance on a Huggy Wuggy; he’ll give the kind of hug no kid will ever want to let go of. And truthfully, we doubt Huggy will want to let go either.	”
— Character Bios

Originally marketed as a toy intended solely for providing platonic love through hugging, Huggy Wuggy was designed to hug children in need, with warm traits.

Meanwhile, his Bigger Bodies counterpart retained a similar purpose, He was known to be sufficiently Intelligent and served as a security guard, often only reacting aggressively when faced with hostility. This was exemplified on June 18, 1992, when Huggy went on a rampage upon being attacked with darts. He was known to be "obedient" as long as no aggression was directed towards him, which was explicitly stated in Log 08502. However, at times, Huggy was shown to be a relentless, violent entity driven by his given objectives, lacking control and mercilessly killing anyone who stood in his way.

When The Player returned in 2005, Huggy was maintaining his task to surveil and protect the Playtime Co. factory, alerting others to the presence of any new intruders. Huggy took a stealthy approach, stalking The Player until finally confronting them with a lethal embrace. When the two meet again at the end of Chapter 4: Safe Haven, Huggy furiously pounds on the door separating him and The Player and roars at them, indicating he is absolutely infuriated for what The Player had done to him and is determined to get revenge.

History[]

“	With a bit of string and polyester, our lovable, blue pal Huggy was brought to life! Huggy Wuggy has gone on to be Playtime Co.'s most popular and best selling toy so far!	”
— Information Panel: Huggy Wuggy

Backstory[]

Huggy Wuggy was created by Playtime Co. in 1984, as a result of Elliot Ludwig wanting to create a toy that could "hug you forever". He quickly became a huge success and eventually, the company's best-selling toy.[14] A female counterpart, Kissy Missy, was created in 1985, and a merchandise tape which is most likely canon also seemingly confirms that Huggy-branded clothing was later created due to his popularity. In 1990, Playtime Co. started the Bigger Bodies Initiative, conducting numerous unethical and highly illegal experiments on the orphans who lived in Playcare, one such example being Huggy Wuggy, who was known as Experiment 1170. It seems that shortly after the procedure, Huggy was temporarily placed in containment with another experiment, likely Kissy Missy, as a way to ensure he was emotionally stable.[15] Upon being assigned a specific role, his purpose was to function as part of the factory's security,[16] while spending the day posing as a statue in the Lobby. He would be deemed by scientists the "optimal outcome" due to his intelligence and obedience, but his success would later be rivalled by that of Experiment 1188's.[17]

In March 1991, Huggy Wuggy was noticed by visitors to be looking at them. Rowan Stoll reported their complaints to Leith Pierre on the 30th, believing someone could have put nanny cameras in Huggy Wuggy's eyes. On May 28, Rowan sent an apology to Leith, explaining a maintenance worker told him the eyes were not locked in place, giving the illusion they were moving.[18][19]

Disappearance[]

At 1:27 PM on June 18, 1992, Huggy Wuggy managed to escape the Playtime Co. factory through an open bay delivery door. Two staff members witnessed his swift escape and hit the alarm. Experiment 1170 traveled nearly a half-mile from the factory before a survival team was deployed at 10:30 PM. By 10:38 PM, one employee, presumably a male adult, was driving through the forest in an attempt to catch up with 1170 by driving to the railroad covering most of the land around the factory. He quickly stopped upon nearing Huggy. Aggressively and swiftly, Huggy rammed himself straight into his car's windshield, resulting in another employee shooting 1170 with tranquilizer darts. After being hit once, Huggy fled into the woods.[20]

The security team then spread outwards using their increased search radius of four miles. However, their radios became unreliable as they were outside of the effective zone. At 11:33 PM, an unknown security worker roamed the woods, encountering the fresh corpse of a deer that Huggy had fed on. They then heard crunching and snaps before Huggy Wuggy appeared, staring down at them ominously before killing them - this employee being one of at least 5 victims. Later, the worker's still recording camera would capture Huggy Wuggy loudly shrieking in the woods. At 3:38 AM, a camera caught Huggy Wuggy motionlessly standing in front of a suburban house just before being captured by the security team and brought back to the factory.[20]

After the incident, Leith Pierre wrote a document explaining how 1170 escaped the factory through the ventilation system, stating it was only blind luck that he was caught before being seen by anyone else. He concluded his document by saying that neither he nor the Innovation Department were happy regarding what had happened that night. These events would be documented in a restricted VHS tape and a security report.[20][21]

The Hour of Joy[]

On August 8, 1995, an emergency warning was broadcasted upon all televisions and electronics in the Playtime Co. factory. It was stated for all employees to hide as the experiments' rampage against Playtime Co. began. It is heavily implied to have begun with Huggy Wuggy being influenced by The Prototype to mindlessly kill all of the employees in the Main Lobby. This was all depicted in the Hour of Joy recording, which recorded snippets of Huggy Wuggy and various other toys, such as Mommy Long Legs, the Ruined Critters, Miss Delight and her sisters, Kissy Missy, Boxy Boo, and CatNap, murdering the workers.

PROJECT: PLAYTIME[]

During a time believed to take place after the catastrophic events of the Hour of Joy, Huggy Wuggy, along with other toys, hunted the Specialists who were sent in to retrieve toy parts. Huggy, in particular, even hunted them during their training and before they were officially on the job. It is revealed that Huggy Wuggy played a vital role as one of the selected toys assigned by an unknown entity to provide sustenance to the smaller experiments, as said entity would telepathically communicate with Huggy and command him to take down the Specialists and to feed them to the Wuggies.

Once the factory closed for good, Huggy and the other experiments were left without a source of food. Desperate and out of options, he and the other larger experiments began to eat the smaller toys to survive. Huggy continued to live in the abandoned factory for the next decade until The Player's return in 2005.

Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze[]

Huggy first appears when The Player enters the Lobby after unlocking Security Office, where they had obtained the GrabPack and its Blue Hand. Upon making an attempt to open a closed door that required the Blue Hand, the power cuts off. However, Huggy could now be seen with an unexpected attainable yellow key hung on his "fingers" or "mittens". This key opens the Power Room, which requires a mere electric current towards two nodes. This can be done using the GrabPack's electricity-conducting wires.

Upon restoring power to the Main Lobby, Huggy Wuggy has mysteriously disappeared from his podium. Huggy goes on to stalk The Player as they make their way through the factory. During this time, Huggy is briefly seen twice. The first time, his arm is seen sticking out of a doorway in the Make-A-Friend hallway and quickly slithering away. He is later seen again in the Storage and Supply peeking from one of the vents before closing it when The Player goes to the balcony a second time.

When The Player activates the power in the Make-A-Friend Room. To progress, they must create their own Swap-imals toy, which serves as a keycard to unlock a sealed door. Upon opening the door with the Cat-Bee toy, they enter a dark hallway to leave. Unfortunately, Huggy Wuggy suddenly emerges from the dark hallway and starts chasing them. This forces The Player to escape from Huggy by going into the Conveyor Belt System. As they navigate through the maze-like ventilation system, Huggy Wuggy chases them, mirroring their every move.

Eventually, The Player reaches a pair of catwalks where Huggy fiercely pounds on the closed ventilation door. However, as Huggy crashes through the door, he becomes trapped under a large crate toppled by his prey, sending both of them to the catwalk below. Though The Player managed to land safely on the catwalks, Huggy fell into the depths of the Playtime Co. factory after colliding with a series of large pipes, spraying blood upon them.

Chapter 2: Fly in a Web[]

Huggy does not make a direct appearance in this chapter, but is instead mentioned in the second tape discussing Experiment 1006, in which he was confirmed to be a different entity, as he went with the alias Experiment 1170 instead. In the Water Treatment area, lots of blue fur can be seen on the walls of the zone, confirming he had landed here during his fall. Even though he's not in the chapter, smaller versions of him known as Mini Huggies appear in the Wack-a-Wuggy minigame in Game Station.

Chapter 3: Deep Sleep[]

Upon entering Home Sweet Home, The Player encounters the Red Smoke. Despite Ollie's warnings, they walk through it and ultimately pass out in the real world. In a dream-like state, Home Sweet Home twists into a nightmarish labyrinth filled with unsettling images of children and eerie messages etched into the wood. The disturbing scene climaxes when The Player reaches an unknown nursing room. A tape titled "Welcome To Playtime" sits on a bed. On the screen as the tape plays is a picture of Huggy, and over the course of the tape, it begins to outright call out employees who may be unhappy with something they've "done". The picture of Huggy fades away, to soon be replaced by a picture of Nightmare Huggy.

During the concluding segment of the tape, the announcer describes the factory as "their world", and welcomes The Player "home". Suddenly, a monstrous version of Huggy Wuggy emerges from the TV and begins chasing The Player. Defenseless, they have no choice but to head down the never-ending corridor they had previously entered. The monstrous Huggy Wuggy taunts The Player, intentionally slowing down as they approach, before finally delivering a jumpscare.

Chapter 4: Safe Haven[]

During her conversation with The Prototype, Poppy Playtime lists Huggy Wuggy as an example of him having no more allies.

In the Labs Entrance, Huggy appears walking down the hallway during the activation of the alarm via the Top Secret tape. Due to the lighting, he initially appears to be Kissy Missy, but, as he approaches, his mouth full of fangs becomes visible. He aggressively charges towards The Player and bashes at the windowed entrance, trying to break open the glass within the closed door.

Abilities and Anatomy[]

“	This monster is a natural-born killer. He uses brute strength and his quick speed to catch his prey before hugging them to death.	”
— Character Backgrounds

While walking, Huggy has a stiff, yet rather lithe and oddly organic-like gait. He is capable of breaking into incredible bursts of speed, using his long arms and legs to propel himself forward. His stringy arms are mentioned to be extremely dense and strong enough to dent metal. Huggy is able to run half a mile in 3 minutes, as demonstrated during his escape attempt in 1992. While crawling through the vents after The Player, Huggy is able to bend and contort his body to fit into tight spaces. Before The Player drops the crate onto Huggy on the catwalk, he can be seen sprinting towards them on all fours, much like an ape. Due to his sheer height of a whopping 18 feet tall, he possesses a size advantage against average humans. During the vent chase, Huggy is able to cut off and keep up with The Player by navigating through the ventilation system. He also wields formidable brute strength, capable of damaging and knocking down barriers, including those constructed from metal. Huggy is mentioned to possess a digestive system, and his mouth exhibits various rows of sharp teeth that are strong enough to split bone (according to the Orientation Notebook).

In Log 08502, Huggy was briefly mentioned as Experiment 1170, and was dubbed the most optimal subject, as he possesses the ideal amount of intelligence and is obedient to the scientists working at the company.

As indicated in Chapter 4, Huggy appears to have basic first aid knowledge, bandaging himself with rudimentary tools and even contain what appear to be his "intestines" pouring out with no advanced medical tools. This trait is also seen with Kissy Missy as well.

Huggy is also very durable; he was able to survive falling down the depths of the Playtime Co. factory and move on with only a few external injuries; at the end of Chapter 4, he is not seen limping, implying the fall did not do much damage to his performance. Such a fall would have certainly killed anyone else.

Trivia[]

• According to Micah Preciado, Huggy Wuggy was not actually inspired by any animal like a dog. Instead, he was inspired by Sour Patch Kids.
  • Huggy's design, however, may have been based on a Hanging Monkey Plush, as they both have long limbs, hands and feet that are the same, and Velcro plates on their hands (which is how Huggy gives hugs).
• Huggy Wuggy's height stays inconsistent throughout the chapters:
  • During Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze, it was said that Huggy Wuggy was 17 feet, although after Chapter 2: Fly in a Web's release, it was said on Twitter that Huggy was 18 feet.
• In a trailer headshot close-up of Huggy, it seemed that behind his plastic "eyes" lie big bloodshot, human-like eyes.
  • However, this has been proven false, as the eyes are assumed to have been a reflection of the floor.
• Huggy's lips and teeth move around when he attacks The Player.
• Huggy is presumed to have been the one who wrote the countless words within the walls in the Conveyor Belt System, as some writing in the Ventilation Shaft says "This isn't my body."
  • This is evident by the fact that Huggy eats The Player when he catches them, and some writing says "Starving" and "I'm so hungry".
  • This is further enforced since during the Hour of Joy tape, Huggy Wuggy is seen biting off a few co-workers' heads before chasing after a few more workers in the Main Lobby.
  • This, however, is contested, as three different entities can be depicted talking to The Player throughout the Conveyor Belt System via the conveyor walls, and some of the writing is actually guiding The Player through the vents instead of attempting to trick them.
• Huggy Wuggy is implied to be Kissy Missy's lover, based on her profile on the digital collectible website, as “Better half” is a term for a spouse.
• An interesting fact to note is that one of the Huggy Wuggy toys in the Lobby seems to be sitting down with the front of the box broken or opened. This Huggy toy has his eyes blacked out and a large grin showing his teeth.
  • This could have been a foreshadowing to Huggy Wuggy's return in Chapter 3 as the hallucination with the eyes blacked out and the large grin.
• Nightmare Huggy climbing out of the TV in Chapter 3 may have been inspired by an official sticker back in 2021.
• When Nightmare Huggy jumpscares The Player, his hands wrap around the whole person, when moving the camera away.
• According to P. W. in the Orientation Notebook, he at one point heard Jimmy Roth claim it was he who suggested Huggy Wuggy to be blue.
• Huggy's appearance at the end of Chapter 4 has him tinted pink by the red security lights, to initially fake out the player into thinking it's Kissy. This is an inversion of Kissy being lit with blue light when she tackles the player coming out of Home Sweet Home in Chapter 3 to make them think she's Huggy.
• Huggy Wuggy is the first and so far the only main antagonist in a chapter to survive his defeat.
  • He is also the first Poppy Playtime antagonist to not speak.
• In April 1, 2023, an April Fools TikTok video was published on the Official Mob Entertainment TikTok Channel, showing a fictional commercial of a cereal brand themed around Huggy Wuggy, titled "Huggy Wuggy's Furry Flakes". This cereal brand also came with a milk, with Mommy Long Legs being the cover on it, the main antagonist of Chapter 2: Fly in a Web.
• Huggy Wuggy's model in Poppy Playtime is confirmed to be 18 ft, while his model in PROJECT: PLAYTIME is just over half this height, being 10 ft, as confirmed by Micath Pierciado in the Phase 2 Survivor Tutorial. These differences probably aren't lore-related as both games take place in the same universe, but are probably just for game design reasons.
• Huggy Wuggy has become the mascot of the franchise, with him appearing almost anywhere in anything related to Poppy Playtime.
• Huggy Wuggy was featured in Fortnitemares 2025, as he was purchasable in the Fortnite item shop.
  • One of the unlockable items within his bundle was the Wuggy Welcome loading screen.
• There is speculation that Huggy's identity was revealed to be Jeremy by the Theoryverse collab.
  • This is implied when Huggy's face is overlapped with Jeremy's, and the Huggy key chain at the end of the video begging for help.
  • If true this could imply that the house Huggy was found at actually belonged to the Hartmann family.

References[]

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Experiment 1166 Weekly Check-Up document reveals that Experiment 1166 was created in August 1990, and the Weekly Checkup: 1172 document reveals that Experiment 1172 was created in November 1990. Since Huggy's experiment number is in between the aforementioned ones, it means his Bigger Body was created sometime in between August and November 1990.
2. ↑ Chapter 1 Official Trailer, Chapter 3 Teaser Trailer, Project: Playtime Official Cinematic Trailer, Chapter 3 Teaser Trailer 2, Chapter 1 Console Trailer, Chapter 3 Official Game Trailer 2
3. ↑ Physically, Leith Pierre Closing (tape visual; indirectly referenced), Information Panel: Huggy Wuggy, Playtime Posters, Security Camera: Rich + Avery (mentioned), Final Log (heard in background)
4. ↑ Digital Collectibles, Playtime Article (mentioned), Sleep Well Music Video, 12 Days of Playtime, Character Bios, The Motives For One's Humanity, Poppy Playtime x Spark Universe (as addon for Minecraft), Poppy Playtime x Fortnite, Avery Response (mentioned), Incident Report, Experiment 1223 - Pt. 1 (mentioned)
5. ↑ Artwork, cardboard cutout, Wack-a-Wuggy Tutorial (mentioned), blood/fur, Jimmy Roth Interview (mentioned), Log 08502 (mentioned)
6. ↑ Playtime Co. Memorandum (artwork), Rowan Stoll Recordings (mentioned), Playtime Co. Employee Safety Rules, Archived Post (cutout)
7. ↑ Survivor Tutorial, Monster Tutorial, normal matches, artwork, poster, Character Backgrounds
8. ↑ Playtime Co. Merch Tape, Playtime Co. Digital Collectible Tape (mentioned), RESTRICTED_disappearance_06-18-1992.mp4, The Story So Far: Chapter 1, The Story So Far: Chapter 3 (hallucination), Factory Tours Commercial, security_0783.AVI
9. ↑ Transcript Submission (toy arm), Experiment 1188 Bigger Bodies Proposal (mentioned), Cross-Department Report (mentioned)
10. ↑ Hallucinations, mentioned in-game, cardboard cutout, Playtime Posters, CatNap Recall (mentioned), Welcome To Playtime (tape visual), The Hour of Joy (VHS tape)
11. ↑ Playtime's Contacts (mentioned), Theater Evidence (toy), Maze of Messages (mentioned)
12. ↑ Physically, mentioned in-game, cardboard cutout, Playtime's Contacts (mentioned), Warden Office 8/8/1995 (heard in background), The Doctor (VHS tape) (mentioned)
13. ↑ Chapter 1 Official Trailer
14. ↑ Information Panel: Huggy Wuggy
15. ↑ Incident Report, Experiment 1223 - Pt. 1
16. ↑ Survivor Tutorial
17. ↑ Cross-Department Report
18. ↑ Rowan Stoll Recordings
19. ↑ Orientation Notebook, page 130
20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 RESTRICTED_disappearance_06-18-1992.mp4
21. ↑ Orientation Notebook, pages 66-67

Navigation[]

Toys
The Wuggy Range	Huggy Wuggy • Kissy Missy • Mini Huggies
The Long Legs Family	Mommy Long Legs • Daddy Long Legs • Baby Long Legs
Smiling Critters	Bubba Bubbaphant • Bobby BearHug • CraftyCorn • KickinChicken • DogDay • PickyPiggy • Hoppy Hopscotch • CatNap
Nightmare Critters	Baba Chops • Icky Licky • Rabie Baby • Allister Gator • Simon Smoke • Poe • Touille • Maggie Mako
Mascots	Poppy Playtime • Boogie Bot • Bron • Candy Cat • Bunzo Bunny • Daisy • Boxy Boo • Miss Delight • Pianosaurus • Yarnaby • Doey the Doughman
Swap-imals	Cat-Bee • PJ Pug-a-Pillar
Rejected (canonically)	Sir Poops-A-Lot • Kick-me-Paul • Owen the Oven • Sunni Buddi • Surprise Hare • Love Dog • Pet Stone • Barrel o' Huggys • Orange Robot Toy
Additional	Baby Parts • Shoppy • Bucky • Unnamed Little Sailor • Unnamed White Voodoo Doll • Lily
Toy Sets & Series	The Wuggy Range • Smiling Critters • Nightmare Critters • Swap-imals • The Long Legs Family • Pianosaurus' Band
Scrapped	Cassie Cutie-Pillar • Cy-Dog • Jolly Clown • Lilly the Frog • Monster Truck • Unused Rabbit Puppet • Unused Teddy Bear
Non-Canon	Flax • Bunzoey • Sissy Long Legs • Killy Willy • Box She Boo • Sweet Sheep • Orange Mini Huggy • Limón

Experiments
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 • Kissy Missy • Candy Cat • Miss Delight • 7 Sisters • Mini Huggies • Wuggies • Mini Smiling Critters (Ruined • Izzy • Odd Ed) • Boogie Bot (Medic • Scout) • Mini Nightmare Critters • Bubba Bubbaphant • CraftyCorn • KickinChicken • DogDay • PickyPiggy • Hoppy Hopscotch • Riley • Baba Chops • Icky Licky • Allister Gator • Simon Smoke • Poe • Touille • Maggie Mako • Toy 1 • Toy 2 • Safe Haven Toys • Lily
Mechanical	1006 • 1354 • The Doctor's Bodies • GrabPack • GrabPack 2.0
Chemicals/Materials	Red Smoke • Elastic Plastic • Doey Dough • Poppy Gel
Non-Canon	A.I.

Bigger Bodies
Numbered	Boxy Boo • Pianosaurus • Yarnaby • Huggy Wuggy • PJ Pug-a-Pillar • Bunzo Bunny • Bobby BearHug • CatNap • Mommy Long Legs • Doey the Doughman
Unnumbered	Bron • Kissy Missy • Miss Delight • 7 Sisters • Bubba Bubbaphant • CraftyCorn • KickinChicken • DogDay • PickyPiggy • Hoppy Hopscotch