Throughout the games, you can find multiple tapes and files that talk about the Playtime Co. employees. These are the main people who worked for Playtime Co., creating, voicing, and selling toys, holding events and games for children, conducting experiments, and more. Here’s a brief rundown of the different Poppy Playtime employees. Grobar, Matt (April 27, 2022). " 'Poppy Playtime': Mob Games, Studio71 Developing Horror Film Based On Video Game". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved April 27, 2022. His monster counterpart remains largely the same, with the exception of his eyes being dilated bigger than intended, giving off a deranged and disturbing physique. 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 by his throat, akin to that of a Moray Eel. Mommy Long Legs is the main antagonist of Chapter 2, dragging you through a series of deadly games in exchange for the code you need to start the train and get out of the factory. Throughout, she frequently flips between a soft, maternal yet menacing voice, to downright furious screams, and she clearly finds great joy in toying with her prey.

What advice would he have for parents if they were worried about children finding the song and being upset by it? “As a parent, if even after making sure I’ve done everything I could to filter out this content and it still gets through, I would sit with my child and talk to them about what they saw, their feelings and reassure them that Huggy Wuggy is a made up character that can’t hurt them.” Owen the Oven– a toy oven with a face, rejected due to multiple children receiving third-degree burns while playing with him a b c Liles, Jordan (April 6, 2022). "Huggy Wuggy Police Warning Prompts Misleading Rumors About TikTok and YouTube Kids". Snopes . Retrieved April 7, 2022.

Wilson, Mike (April 27, 2022). "Studio71 Inks Deal to Develop Film Adaptation of MOB Games' 'Poppy Playtime' ". Bloody Disgusting . Retrieved April 27, 2022. Baby Long Legs– the child of Mommy Long Legs and Daddy Long Legs, Baby Long Legs is the child of the Long Legs family set. Playtime Co. likely created him in 1993 to complete the family unit after the success of its parent toys Barmeier, Elizabeth (October 30, 2021). "St. Louis animation company debuts horror video game". FOX2now. Archived from the original on October 30, 2021 . Retrieved October 30, 2021.

Scotti, Nicholas (May 6, 2022). "Why Poppy Playtime Chapter 2 Costs Twice As Much". Screen Rant . Retrieved May 6, 2022. Eddie M.N. Ritterman– an employee who worked in the laboratory and aided in the deal between Playtime Co. and Warrenbach Construction I spoke to Zach Belanger, President and CEO of Enchanted Mob who made the Poppy Playtime game. I asked who the game was aimed at. “Poppy Playtime was not created with the intention to target any specific audience. Bear in mind that this was the first game our studio ever created, and our main priority was to create something that we would enjoy playing ourselves. Beyond that, we have a passion for any content we create to be enjoyable by audiences of all ages. To us, it isn't accurate to say that we created Poppy Playtime to be consumed by kids or adults, but rather our goal was simply to inspire and entertain anyone who decided to play the game.” Like Cat-Bee, PJ Pug-a-Pillar is a part of the Playtime Co. Swap-imal line of toys. He’s a monstrous hybrid of a caterpillar and a pug, with a long, fluffy segmented body and a big ol’ smiling pug face. We don’t know much about his history as a toy or a mascot, though we do see him on posters and cardboard cutouts around the factory – and, of course, we get up close and personal with the fella during Chapter 2. The first chapter was released on Steam for Microsoft Windows on October 12, and later for Android and iOS on March 11, 2022. [12] After the first chapter's release, official merchandise of the game began being released, including T-shirts, posters and plush toys, [13] [14] [15] as well as official collectibles produced by Youtooz. [16]C, Anna (May 26, 2022). "Poppy Playtime Chapter 2 Controversy Explained". Game Rant . Retrieved October 15, 2022.