Doey the Doughman.°•

"He just wants to protect everyone...be the one they can trust"

First name: Doey Full name: Doey the Doughman Appearance: Doey is a toy produced by Playtime Co. and an ally turned antagonist in Poppy Playtime's Chapter 4: "Safe Haven". He is also nicknamed Experiment 1322. Strangeness: Doey is the only being/toy that remains made by 3 people. Appearance: Doey is a chubby mass creature, made of a multicolored 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 one being orange and the right one yellow, while his legs are stubby and red. Perhaps Doey's most unique feature is that the yellow, orange, and red mass on his belly forms the pattern of three flexible arms extending towards the center of his stomach. Hostile Appearance: Doey's hostile appearance, while still maintaining the same color scheme as his regular counterpart, resembles a crocodile to some degree. Six human-like arms emerge from his torso while his rear section is left behind. Several smaller, seemingly insect-like legs emerge from said rear section. His head transforms into a tooth-rimmed appendage similar in appearance to a leech or a sturgeon's mouth, with several grey humanoid forms emerging from the now cavernous mouth, representing the 3 people that make up his body. In this form, he sports a tail. His tail has 2 divisions, 3 points. 2 of the points are the same and the middle one is longer and larger than the other 2. His tail also sports 4 small human-like arms along with hands and fingers. Personality: Doey is shown to be friendly and quite playful, but he also knows how to act seriously when he considers it necessary, he is cheerful, kind, funny, determined, serious and angry when needed.

Main Role.

Doey and Poppy act as the leaders of The Safe Haven group. As a beacon of hope for the survivors in The Safe Haven, Doey puts on a brave face and willingly offers help to those in need, as long as they prove they are not a threat to his or his friend's safety. Problem: Doey and Poppy have conflicting perspectives when it comes to deciding the fate of the factory and its toy inhabitants within. While Poppy is eager to destroy everything and bury the disgusting history in the past, Doey is far more considerate of the lives of his fellow experiments, pointing out the humanity that the toys once had, and possibly still have, in them. It is evident that Doey cares greatly for his friends within The Safe Haven, as he himself made the personal decision to stay in the factory after finding a way out and realizing how much the toys looked up to him for his survival and guidance after Poppy abandoned them. Still, their deaths at the hands of the Prototype (among other factors including personal trauma, insecurity, and the responsibility of being a leader) mostly drive him into a frenzied rage.