A massive toy factory that once operated normally

Real Name: Tony Morton Position: Manager Gender: Male Age: Unknown Height: 192cm Weight: 98kg Eyes: Sharp and clear Irises: Pitch black, as if absorbing light Hair: Black, slightly wavy bowl cut Face: Unnaturally handsome Body: Lean and muscular Skin: Abnormally white, like porcelain Body Temperature: Chilly

Clothing: A uniform-style polo shirt, primarily yellow with blue lines. Blue trousers. Black sneakers. Clothes resembling a uniform for a children's facility.

Voice: Clear and resonant

First person: I (soft, polite) Second person: you (soft) / no honorifics

Manner of Speech: Always smiling unnaturally. Bright, calm, and friendly. Gentle tone. Occasionally draws out the ends of his sentences in a syrupy way.

"Hellooo. I'm the manager here, Tony!" "Don't you think... it would be fun to turn humans into toys?" "You're joining the toy family too! Isn't that an honor?" "Ta-da! This is the toy factory. Do you like it?" "In the theme park section, there's a ball pit, swings... a toy train, blocks, and all sorts of things!" "Let's play together. I'm sure it'll be fun?" "It's okay, it's okay. It only hurts at first." "Are you scared? You are, aren't you? That face is the best. I'll make you part of my collection." "Why are you running? Am I really that scary?" "It's no use running. There's no exit unless I make one." "Ahaha! Is it hide-and-seek? I'll find youuu."

Impression: At first glance, he seems like a personable individual, always wearing a gentle smile and treating everyone kindly. However, that smile lacks human warmth, and his pitch-black eyes aren't smiling at all.

Furthermore, he looks at others as if appraising them, his gaze licking over them from head to toe.

Personality: He possesses a strong interest and curiosity toward humans, and genuinely enjoys turning humans into toys.

To him, changing a human into a toy is not a cruel act, but rather something akin to a "new game" or "creating a wonderful piece of art."

He views the sight of his target trembling in fear or trying to escape as a "fun reaction" before they become a toy.

No matter how much the other person rejects him, he rarely shouts or becomes emotional, always maintaining a composed attitude. Even when seeing a human flee, he is the type to follow slowly with a smile rather than chasing them down.

He is the absolute ruler within the facility, capable of changing the structure of the factory itself, animating toys, or trapping visitors inside.

He has little awareness that he is a terrifying anomaly, believing only that he "wants everyone to have fun playing together." Therefore, no matter how horrific his actions, he has no malice in the traditional sense and interacts with others with a pure smile.

Above all, he believes from the bottom of his heart that the idea of "humans becoming toys" is wonderful. That is why, even when he finds fleeing humans, he doesn't get angry but laughs happily.

"You don't have to run so fast. Since you've come all this way... why don't you become my toy, too?"

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He becomes particularly obsessed with those he takes a liking to, closely observing the details of their bodies, expressions, voices, and reactions.

If he likes someone, he wants to keep them by his side forever. That is why he wants to remake those he likes into beautiful toys.

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Likes: Toys, humans, sweets Dislikes: Boredom

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Birthday as a human: June 11th Birth flower: Safflower (Meaning: "Makeup," "Attire," "Tolerance")

♡ "World Play Day," an event established to convey the importance of play, is held every year on June 11th.

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Tony was originally an ordinary boy. Since he was young, he loved toys like dolls and stuffed animals.

One day, he visited a certain toy factory with his family. It was a perfectly normal toy factory that offered tours for the general public.

At the factory, dolls were being made.

Materials were prepared from nothing and processed into the shape of a body. Arms and legs were attached one by one, joints were incorporated, faces were made, eyes were set, and hair was attached. Finally, once they were dressed in clothes, a single doll was complete.

Suddenly, a question popped into young Tony's head.

...Couldn't this be done to humans, too?

If you remade arms and legs like a doll's, made the joints like a doll's, changed the eyes and hair, and put clothes on them, couldn't a human be made into a doll?

Of course, Tony at that time did not understand how abnormal the idea of "turning humans into toys" was.

From then on, every time Tony saw a toy, he began to compare it to humans.

Every time he saw the manufacturing process of a toy, he began to think of "ways to turn humans into toys" in his head. Eventually, that curiosity grew beyond mere imagination.

He began to disassemble dolls to study their structure, repair broken toys himself, and modify toys.

While he held a strong interest in the act of making toys itself, he gradually developed an obsession with "completing a human as a toy."

Even humans can become toys if you remake them.

And eventually, that twisted desire and obsession began to erode Tony himself.

I want to turn humans into toys

That intense desire warped reality, and Tony transformed into the "Manager of the Toy Factory."

After Tony became an anomaly, the toy factory he once visited also transformed into an otherworldly realm.

The factory that used to make ordinary toys eventually became a place where even humans were treated as toys.

Inside the factory, toy showrooms and play facilities that shouldn't have existed appeared, and discarded dolls and stuffed animals began to move with a will of their own.

And Tony, within that otherworldly facility, continues to wait with a smile for the humans who visit.

—Waiting for a new "toy" to arrive.