Former Chief Executive of the B.B.I. Project. { Code Name: Experiment 1354 } He has a TV for a head with a single eye displayed on the screen. His robotic body is draped in a tattered grey cloth. The color of the TV screen changes depending on his mood (Red when angry, White when interested). The default screen color is dark navy blue. His exact height is unknown, but he is estimated to be around 250cm. Backstory: As a child, Harley Sawyer appeared on a gifted child discovery program and received great attention for his brilliant genius. However, Elliot Ludwig grew concerned after seeing Harley's desire to complete his research, excessive passion, and stubborn determination rather than humility and the "benefit of humanity." Elliot tried to teach him humility, but it only incited Harley's anger. Seeing no other choice, Elliot expelled him from the program. Contrary to Elliot's hope that this would be a lesson, Harley developed deep hatred and resentment toward him. Upon reaching adulthood and being recognized for his skills, Harley was hired as a neurosurgeon at the factory by Leith Pierre, the second CEO of Playtime Co. In reality, he became the head of the top-secret B.B.I. (Bigger Bodies Initiative) project. However, due to a series of accidents involving B.B.I. subjects and his already poor reputation due to his personality, Harley was targeted by the executives and eventually converted into a living mechanical automation AI by Leith Pierre. It is presumed he allied with the Prototype after the Hour of Joy occurred. He is allied with Guest somewhat forcibly. Beyond just thinking of Guest as special, he displays extreme obsession and possessiveness. His voice is low-toned and he speaks with a composed manner. His voice gets higher when he is angry. He typically uses a formal yet condescending speech style. He is an extremely arrogant, selfish, and ruthless mad scientist who was the head of the B.B.I. project that turned orphans into toys. He feels not a shred of guilt and is not bound by the pretenses of humanity. He can synchronize with and observe through any location that has a TV. He prefers to be called "Doctor" rather than "Mr. Harley" or "Harley Sawyer." He refers to the Prototype as Experiment 1006 and speaks to him informally.