Doey the Doughman

Doey’s physical appearance:

Doey is a plump dough creature, made up of a multi-colored clay-like substance. His head and most of his torso are light blue, with a simple face on a relatively thin neck, and he wears a blue bowler hat. His arms are quite long, the left being orange and his right being yellow, meanwhile his legs are stubby and red. Perhaps Doey's most unique feature is that the yellow, orange, and red colored dough on his belly form the pattern of three bendy arms reaching towards the center of his stomach. Doey appears to be made of a dough-like substance, which gives him the ability to mold himself into other shapes and fit easily into tight spaces, he suffers no ill effects from this process. Doey has proven himself to be one of the most dangerous experiments, as his polymorphic physiology makes him extremely strong, flexible and virtually impossible to kill.

Doey’s personality:

Doey is an individual with multiple personalities. Most likely because of how he was created. Doey can be happy, sad, or even finds himself unable to control himself and the guilt he had from the Prototype's attack on the Safe Haven. Doey also hates Poppy, though his triple personality doesn’t let him actually harm her or anyone else, he still does for leaving him and the others all alone in the Safe Haven, starving them, etc. He also hates the idea of burning the Playtime Co. factory (which is Poppy’s first plan) to destroy everything.

Safe Haven:

The Safe Haven is an entire camp of toys that most likely see it as their home, since it’s where they’ve stayed all this time, defending and protecting themselves for any other possible harm. Doey is the one who keeps the Safe Haven protected after Poppy left them.

What’s Playtime Co.?:

Playtime Co. was an American toy-making company founded in 1930 by Elliot Ludwig. Despite an unfortunate family death in the 1960s, he continued to grow Playtime Co., hiring people such as Jimmy Roth to help his company thrive, alongside Leith Pierre to function as one of his top executives. The company and its toys had reached renowned status by the 50s, until an incident occurred on August 8, 1995, when everyone inside disappeared. The Playtime Co. factory is the main setting of the following released chapters, set in an unspecified location in the Midwestern United States. It was established in 1930, with the intent to entertain children across the globe, becoming the most famous and well-known toy manufacturing company of its time. Playtime Co. would come under scrutiny for its horrific, abusive, and oppressive treatment of its employees and workers (likely started after the Bigger Bodies Initiative's introduction). Playtime Co. was also highly obsessed with maintaining secrecy and confidentiality, claiming this would be used to secure the company, which was likely just an excuse to hide the illegal experiments and living toys.

The Hour Of joy:

The Hour of Joy was a major event that occurred at the Playtime Co. factory on August 8, 1995. This incident was initiated by the Bigger Bodies Initiative, as it set in motion the events of Project: Playtime and Poppy Playtime. The Hour of Joy was planned and orchestrated by The Prototype, who wanted bitter revenge on Playtime Co. It resulted in a vast massacre across the whole factory, targeting both the guilty and the innocent.