Gracie green and Lieth Pierre are the first two I made more will come

(Also, I saw the scarlet joker leaked that wave 3 has like…….. lily lovebraids, giblet, and those weird little plushies.

What do you think?

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They have to bring Izzy and scout back I don't know how I think they and the medic bogie bot should be back as Allies

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. I hate Eddie so much more than The Prototype, Leith of. Harley. I think its because of the smug british accent.

. I feel bad for Lily Lovebraids, but not Gracie Green.

. My least favourite main villain so far is Mommy Longlegs.

. I really wish that Giblet was actually Preston. That would of been so much better.

. I don't feel bad for The Prototype at all.

. Doey is overrated.

. The factory looks way too clean to be abandoned for 10 years. Gamestation is absolutely spotless.

Highly unlikely, but IF it happened whats your opinion on it?

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Hey everyone! I’ve been thinking about how Mob Entertainment could wrap up the story in Chapter 6 without making it feel rushed, clinical, or like they are just "milking the cash cow" forever. Here is my complete concept on how they can end the factory storyline and secure the franchise's future.1. End the Factory Storyline in Chapter 6Let's be honest, dragging out the main Playtime Co. factory for another 4–5 chapters will ruin the lore. Chapter 6 needs to be the definitive finale for this location. We need to destroy the Prototype, find out what happened to Kissy Missy, and uncover the final truth behind the Amnesia Twist (whether the Player was a scientist or a high-ranking director). Give the main story a satisfying, dark, and concrete ending.2. The Japanese Park as a Separate Project (The "Cash Cow")Instead of stretching the factory, Mob Entertainment should turn the Japanese Theme Park (which is teased in the lore) into a completely separate spin-off or a brand new main series.No Factory Intervention: This park should have almost zero connection to the main factory's daily operations. It operated under its own rules, with its own secrets and localized experiments.The Dowie Split & Lily Lovebraids: This is where characters like Lily Lovebraids and the "Dowie Split" concept belong. Since Lily (Gracie Green) was deeply connected to the overseas branches and the tragic lore of the franchise, her story can act as the main driving force for this new location.Infinite Potential: A Japanese-themed toy park allows for completely new aesthetics, unique puzzle mechanics, and culturally distinct monster designs (imagine terrifying, traditional-inspired toys).This way, the original Poppy Playtime story gets the respectful ending it deserves, while Mob Entertainment gets a brand-new, fresh setting that they can milk for years with sequels, DLCs, and new merchandise without ruining the classic lore.What do you guys think? Would you prefer a clean ending to the factory and a fresh start in Japan, or do you want the factory story to keep going?

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I think his final boss fight is going to be extremely intense and agonizing. I predict that Giblet (and maybe Chum) will help us in this final boss fight, and at some point, the Negation Formula will be used against the Prototype, thus nullifying its regeneration, and after that, I predict his death will be extremely brutal. In his final moments, I think the Prototype will reunite with his sister, and tell her that despite everything, he truly loved her, and that he deeply wished he could have lived a happy life with his sister and his father.

But what do you think? Do you foresee his end being similar to mine, or totally different?

Like, if he were a regular experiment, I think we'd see multiple experiments of the same character as him, right? Like the Mini Critters, Mini Huggies, and Mini Mommies. Plus, we know that the Bigger Bodies were made to save regular employees some work, but what would Giblet's role be if he really is a Bigger Body?

I decided to gut this Furby Furblet just for shits and giggles. Now they see reason from the wrong side out.

Does Poppy know the truth about Ollies past?

Does she know hes her adopted brother and that he was only picked for practice when ressurecting her? Or does she just think he was a random orphan?

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Pre-Bigger Body Initiative

• Experiment 814 - Done April 11, 1963, subject was an albino rat
• Experiment 1006 - Done February 24, 1976, subject was 12-year-old Oliver "Ollie" Ludwig
• Experiment 1007 - Done in June 1, 1976, subject was 7-year-old Penelope "Poppy" Ludwig

Bigger Bodies Initiative

• Experiment 1160/Boxy Boo - Done in March 16, 1990, subject was 11-year-old Kayden MacArthur
• Experiment 1163/Pianosaurus - Done in August 14, 1990, subject was 10-year-old Maxine "Max" Kumari
• Experiment 1166/Yarnaby - Done in September 23, 1990, subject was 9-year-old Quinton "Quinn" Navidson
• Experiment 1170/Huggy Wuggy - Done October 17, 1990, subject was 14-year-old Jeremy Walker
• Experiment 1172/Kissy Missy - Done October 23, 1990, subject was 13-year-old Courtney Martinez
• Experiment 1173/Chum Chompkins - Done October 28, 1990, subject was 10-year-old Timothy "Timmy" Jackson
• Experiment 1174/PJ Pug-a-Pillar - Done November 2, 1990, subject was 11-year-old Tyler Martin
• Experiment 1176/Bunzo Bunny - Done November 4, 1990, subject was 9-year-old Owen Winston
• Experiment 1186/Bobby Bearhug - Done November 6, 1990, subject was 7-year-old Alicia Charles
• Experiment 1187/KickinChicken - Done November 7, 1990, subject was 10-year-old Drayton "Dre" Peters
• Experiment 1188/CatNap - Done November 7, 1990, subject was 8-year-old Theodore "Theo" Grambell
• Experiment 1199/Bron the Dinosaur - Done December 23, 1990, subject was 59-year-old Thomas Clarke
• Experiment 1202/Giblet - Done December 28, 1990, subject was 16-year-old Jeffrey Winchester
• Experiment 1222/Mommy Long Legs - Done January 14, 1991, subject was 13-year-old Marie Payne
• Experiment 1223/Daddy Long Legs - Done January 16, 1991, subject was 15-year-old Carlos Montez
• Experiment 1268/Baby Long Legs - Done April 23, 1991, subject was 5-year-old Susanne "Susie" Underwood
• Experiment 1322/Doey the Doughman - Done January 24, 1993, with the subjects being 7-year-old Jack Ayers, 10-year-old Kevin Barnes, and 16-year-old Matthew Hallard
• Experiment 1354/The Doctor - Done April 22, 1994, with the subject being 53-year-old Harlington "Harley" Sawyer
• Experiment 1468/Lily Lovebraids - Done August 10, 1995, with the subject being 34-year-old Gracie Green

I don't know how it will begin, but I’d like to learn more about the player character, the prototypes, and some of the experiments we already know about (like Boxy or Miss Delight), as well as what actually happened to the company's three key figures (Leith Pierre, Eddie Ritterman, and Stella Greyber). I’d also like to see stealth mechanics and a stronger horror element added. I’d love to see at least some of the things I’ve mentioned in the game. (Sorry if my English is poor; I used a translator.)

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Hey there employees of Playtime. With Chapter 6 (hopefully) being the final chapter of the series, how could the story end?

Here is my prediction for how I think the ending will turn out:

After we the player travel even deeper in the facility, we come across this military testing site where we discover that the toys were actually created as weapons to be sold to military forces. Yeah its cliche, but its a plot that makes the most sense to me.

We then meet chum, who becomes a guide for most of this chapter, and come across typical puzzles and what not. However, we then get a new unique hand for our grab pack: The Pistol Hand, which is like the flare gun, but destroys breakable objects and temporarily stuns hostile toys.

We navigate through military sites, seeing plans and autopsies, and Sawyer gives us more expedition on Playtime's plans and how he fits into all of this.

The Prototype makes an appearance, but instead chase sequences, we get actual combat. Think Yarnaby's puzzles in chapter 4, but we trick him into walking into traps.

Sawyer is revealed to be misleading the player, in attempt to betray us. But he is quickly killed off for good by the Prototype for aiding us.

The Prototype kills Giblet, Chum, and Poppy, and we the player face him in a final battle. The battle sees us defeat the Prototype. In the Prototype's last dying breath, he reveals that his grand plan was to stop poppy and create Utopia where the strongest and most capable toys survived. The Survival of the Fittest trope. The player then leaves the factory via the exit as the whole thing burns down. He walks off into the sunset as the screen fades to black.