Sir Poops-A-Lot– a fancy brown bear wearing a tophat and holding a cane while sitting on a toilet. Rejected due to negative reception, with the management team saying ‘whoever’s idea this was should feel ashamed’ Determinator: No matter what happens, even if they die, they keep going. This is a trait Poppy finds instrumental in setting the wrongs in the factory right. Portrayed by: Eli RothPlaytime Co.'s chief marketing officer. The green tape in chapter 2 is a recording of an interview with him. Super-Persistent Predator: Completely undeterred by you fleeing through the narrow assembly line tunnels, despite the fact it can't chase after you at full running speed. Implied Death Threat: Right before starting the "Statues" game, she tells the player that they deserve to die alone since they used to work at the factory. Sure enough, it's revealed that the Statues game is unwinnable, meaning she intended for the player to die then and there.

Asshole Victim: After threatening the player character, making them play her sadistic games, and killing her accomplices, she's horrifically mashed in half by gears in the final chase.Playtime Co. would also use cute propaganda to encourage employees to follow their rules at all costs such as the Adopt an Orphan initiative.

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 betterThe Heavy: While Huggy is not the main antagonist of Poppy Playtime, he's one of the two main mascots (alongside Poppy) of the game as well as the most active (and recognizable/popular) antagonist of Chapter 1; he lets you into the power room, hunts you throughout the facility, and attempts to kill you near the end. Informed Attribute: On a document, it stated that Mommy Long Legs was caring and protective of the other toys/experiments, yet she has no problem killing them if they fail her. Simpleton Voice: In contrast, the normal Huggy toys have this kind of voice. His goofy laugh can be heard in his theme song, as heard in Chapter 1, while in Chapter 2, a Huggy cutout plays goofy voice lines relating to hugs at each press of a button. The Faceless: Zigzagged. He's the first thing the player sees when the game starts (announcing the Poppy doll), yet any of his other appearances in-game have his face covered up. Beyond this, we know very little about the symbol-bashing bunny, though you do get to see machines producing toy versions of Bunzo near the Water Treatment Facility.

Ironic Nursery Tune: An instrumental version of The Itsy-Bitsy Spider can be heard by the player before the final game of hide and seek with Mommy Long Legs. This is also the theme of her commercial song. More Teeth than the Osmond Family: When Huggy Wuggy is chasing you, his mouth opens to reveal these. You get a good look at them during his Jump Scare, where he bites into the Player Character.

Hazmat Suit: The cinematic trailer depicts them with those, although they are optional skins in the game in-proper. Superhuman Flexibility: Huggy's body is far more malleable than normal individuals allowing him to easily maneuver the air vents to chase the player. Action Survivor: A given, considering they must get toy parts in a factory infested with monsters out for their blood. Possibly subverted as Roth's attempt at "guessing" the interviewer's favorite color may actually be an attempt at distraction to throw off any questions he is not allowed to answer. In the winter of 1991, Playtime Co. created Kissy Missy's experiment form as part of the Bigger Bodies Initiative, though she was mostly kept in Storage B.