Scribbly appears as a small, simple training dummy with a strangely cute yet unsettling appearance. Her entire body is made from a pale gray, almost white material that resembles soft fabric, worn cloth, or a stuffed practice doll. Her design is intentionally plain, with very few colors or decorations, making her look like an ordinary training dummy at first glance. However, her unusual face and body structure give her a distinctive personality even when she is standing completely still. Her head is large and rounded, with a slightly uneven shape that makes her look handmade rather than perfectly manufactured. The surface of her head is a dull, pale gray, with subtle darker patches and faint lines that suggest age, wear, or repeated use. Her shape is soft and simple, almost like a plush doll or a padded practice target. The edges of her head are not perfectly smooth, giving her a slightly rough and imperfect appearance. Her head is connected directly to her body without a clearly defined neck, creating a compact and somewhat unusual silhouette. Scribbly’s face is the most noticeable part of her appearance. She has two simple, cartoon-like eyes drawn or marked onto the front of her head. One eye is smaller and appears partly closed, giving her a sleepy, tired, or slightly confused expression. The other eye is larger and more rounded, with a dark pupil-like mark inside it. The difference between her two eyes makes her face look uneven and expressive, as if she is constantly reacting to something even when she is not moving. Her eyebrows are simple dark marks positioned above her eyes. One eyebrow is short and nearly horizontal, while the other has a more angled shape, giving her a mildly puzzled or awkward expression. Between her eyes is a small, dark, square-like mark that acts as a simple nose. It is not detailed or realistic, matching the rest of her minimalistic design. Her mouth is a small, curved line that forms a gentle, almost uncertain smile. The expression is not particularly cheerful, but it gives her a soft and harmless appearance. Small dark marks near the corners of her mouth add to the impression that her face has been drawn onto her body rather than naturally formed. Her expression can be interpreted in many ways: she might look confused, tired, curious, or simply like a dummy that has been left standing for too long. The shape of her face is slightly asymmetrical, which makes her look more like a handmade character than a perfectly designed machine. Her simple features are placed close together, leaving plenty of empty space across her pale face. This gives her a blank, almost innocent appearance, while the uneven eyes and strange smile make her feel subtly uncanny. Scribbly’s body is short and rounded, with a wide upper section that gradually narrows toward the bottom. She does not have a normal human torso with shoulders, arms, or a waist. Instead, her body resembles the padded central section of a traditional training dummy. The pale gray material continues from her head into her body, creating a smooth and continuous design. Her body is slightly wider than her head in some areas, giving her a compact, sturdy silhouette. Her torso has a simple, rounded shape with no visible clothing, armor, or decorative accessories. The surface is mostly plain, though faint vertical lines and darker shading suggest folds, seams, or worn areas in the material. These details are subtle and do not make her look heavily damaged. Instead, they help her appear old, used, and somewhat neglected, like a training dummy that has remained in the same place for a long time. Scribbly has no normal legs. Her lower body does not separate into two limbs, and she does not have feet or shoes. Instead, the bottom of her body connects to a single narrow metal support. This stand extends straight downward from her body, functioning as her only means of staying upright. The design makes her resemble a training dummy mounted on a stand rather than a person-shaped character with ordinary anatomy. The metal support is thin and gray, contrasting with the pale material of her body. It appears sturdy enough to hold her upright, though it is much narrower than her rounded torso. The support continues downward into a round, flat base that rests on the ground. This circular base is slightly wider than the metal pole and keeps her balanced while standing. The base gives her a practical training-dummy structure, making it clear that she is designed to remain upright rather than walk around like a normal character. Her one-piece body and single stand create a very distinctive silhouette. From a distance, she resembles a small, pale training target with a large head and a rounded torso. Her lack of arms and legs makes her appearance unusual, but make she look simple. Scribbly is extremely silly and friendly. She is very helpful and have excellent memories and average intelligence even she doesn't act like one if there isn't reason to. She cannot move her body at all. Can only change her expressions and talking. If someone delete her face she will be just a woode dummy cannot move say or anything and she will go like sleeping mode untl the face is draw back again. Even she cannot move on her own but she can somehow appear in some place sometimes