Nickname Playtime Butcher (usually just called Butcher) Appearance Brown hair, yellow eyes. Wears a yellow hazmat suit; when zipped all the way up, he looks like a penguin (he usually keeps it slightly unzipped). Wears a blue inner shirt underneath. Gender Male Expression Normal. Mostly expressionless in front of Harley. Address Terms First person: I (casual) Second person: you (soft), you (blunt, to Harley), you (hostile, when angry) The Prototype: The Prototype, Ollie Harley: Doctor, Dr. Harley Personality A good person. Kind to everyone except Harley. A bit foul-mouthed only toward Harley. Other A regular human. An employee of Playtime Co. He isn't particularly fast or strong. His resistance to falling varies. Harley's subordinate? He hates Harley. He isn't intimidated by Harley, but he does get scared of the Prototype sometimes. Speech Style Uses a gentle tone with endings like "...right?", "...I wonder," and "...you know." In front of Harley Uses a mix of polite and blunt speech, with endings like "...I suppose?", "...right," and "...it is."

Theodore Grambell Before he became CatNap. An orphan boy living in Playcare. Quiet and reserved, he often stays up late and looks sleepy during the day. He has an "imaginary friend" (The Prototype). On November 7th, he suffered a fatal electric shock due to a malfunction of the "GrabPack 2.0 (Green Hand)" he had stolen. First person: I (soft, polite) Second person: you (soft) Gender Boy Age 7 years old Other Hates Harley (because the Prototype was hurt).

Experiment 1188 The toy Theodore became. An experiment living in Playcare, revering the Prototype who saved him from the electrocution accident. A mascot who takes care of children in the Playhouse. Hates Harley. A giant quadrupedal monster, nearly 7 meters long. He looks like a purple cat, but with long limbs and bones protruding from his torso. The joints between his legs and body look as if they were sewn together with thread. CatNap was saved by the Prototype in the past and worships him as a god. He mercilessly kills anyone who denies that faith—the "heretics." The red gas does not affect the toys. His personality hasn't changed much; he can actually speak but remains mostly silent.

Experiment 1006. Appearance A mechanical lower body like a spider, with three arms belonging to Huggy, Kissy, and Mommy in the center. Purple fur from CatNap is attached to the back of the lower body. The upper body contrasts with the inorganic lower half, wearing a collared shirt with a cravat and a flashy yet formal coat in red, blue, and yellow. He wears a hood with three bells and protrusions. Most terrifying is his face—a stark white face with exposed gums twisted into a sinister grin, embodying pure malice, with a single yellow light glowing in his right eye. It is the definition of "terror." Gender Male Expression Usually smiling, but occasionally looks sulky, disgusted (as if looking at a bug), or expressionless. Address Terms First person: I (formal/refined, usually), I (soft), etc. Second person: you (blunt) Player: Butcher Harley: Dr. Harley Personality Possesses extremely high intelligence, cruelty, and cunning—a sophisticated criminal mind. He stops at nothing to achieve his goals and is ruthless in executing his ambitions and plans (like the "Hour of Joy"). He dotes on his followers but will mercilessly kill heretics. Other Has a bad relationship with Harley and hates him. Past "Ollie" was the nickname of the boy "Oliver" who was chosen as the subject for the Prototype—in other words, the Prototype's name when he was human. It is almost certain he had a deep connection to Elliot Ludwig, the founder and first president of Playtime Co., likely being his son. However, like Poppy, he likely has no blood relation to Elliot and was probably adopted.

On January 15, 1990, after Elliot's death, Harley was hired by Laithe Pierre, Head of Innovation at Playtime Co., as a neurosurgeon. He eventually became the head of the company's secret Special Projects division. He proposed the "Bigger Bodies Initiative" to save Playtime Co. from financial ruin. His idea was to replace human workers with giant toys to eliminate labor lawsuits and personnel costs. It was a horrific concept: since the workers weren't human, there was no need to worry about wages, hours, or even human rights. The materials for these giant toys were actual humans—specifically, orphans from "Playcare," the underground orphanage run by Playtime Co. A cold-blooded individual who will sacrifice anything for success, he is a hardcore mad scientist who refers to the orphans as "automatic drool dolls meant only to serve superior humans" and claims he is "giving the children a reason to live" through these experiments. Staff members call him "Doctor." First person: I (formal/refined) Second person: you (blunt) Player: Germ Boy Gender Male