#joyville spoilers

[tangledinourstrings]

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[chrysaliscreatorii]

So, I actually have a little lore for 102.

You see, while I don’t play horror games myself, I do like to watch them and I particularly like somes lore like Poppy Playtime, Joyville, Indigo Park, Bendy, etc. While watching a play through, I heard a comment in which two people mentioned something along the lines of “this place been abandoned for over 10 years, how are the piping still running? How is it so clean?” Which if you think about it, they are right, where is all the dust? Where is all the blood? Where is all the grime?

So I came up with the reason, I give you:

Andy! The chameleon-anteater! (name pending, lol)

So, this character would be specific to Poppy playtime, and their lore is quite simple. Playtime Co made Andy around the same time Swap-imals started production, with the specific purpose of having a handy multi-function janitor that could both play with your child and keep everything clean.

Their body is made of a special rubber so they can move around easily, the soles of their feet contain a sticky material that allows Andy to climb through walls and ceilings without leaving traces, the snout doubles as both a vacuum and a duster tongue (bag from vacuum can be changed from the compartment on back) and lastly the tail it’s a handy duster that can be easily washed.

While Playtime was very proud of such an idea, they couldn’t find a name that could stick with the toy, so Andy was left on the back burner for a long time to the public, but the higher-ups decided they were too useful to scrap so they kept them on the factory as basically a janitor.

And (spoilers) yes, Andy was also indeed a victim of the Big Bodies Initiative. Their file was lost, but the reason Andy was chosen was because the kid used had an aggressive case of OCD, which higher-ups thought would be incredibly useful in a maintenance position.

The trick? Well, fun fact, did y ou know they are different types and levels of OCD? I myself have a mild form of it (it used to be more intense when I was a kid but I digress). But here’s the kicker, mine has more to do with organization, patterns and sometimes repetition, which is some of the things people stereotype with OCD, but not everyone with ocd has those. That’s what Playtime didn’t get when they made Andy, who has one called Contamination OCD. This is the other one OCD is more heavily stereotyped with, in which one is obsessed with cleaning, which Andy IS. But just because you are obsessed with cleaning, doesn’t mean you are obsessed with ORGANIZATION. So you can guess what was the problem with Andy, Andy would CLEAN everything, but not put it back in place. This caused Playtime to put Andy even further back on the back burner, especially since there was not so much information at the time.

After the events of the hour of joy occurred, Andy decided to side with the prototype. But unlike some of the other ones, while Andy was also mistreated by lots of the staff, Andy only wanted to be able to stop all the filth, as in literal filth, from accumulating over and over every day from all of the companies staff daily activities.

You see, due to the BBI experiments, Andy’s OCD was taken to an even bigger extreme, with the hopes of having a super competent cleaner, but that basically erased all other aspects of poor Andy’s personality. So nowadays Andy only thoughts consist of two things, cleaning and anything that will help KEEP things clean. Andy is not LOYAL to the prototype, they just help keep that thought process in place, so if the player keeps messing things up… well… Andy is very good at what they do… so they might clean a certain stain that keeps roaming about at the facilities…

[zebracorn-chan]

⚠️‼️WARNING FNAF SECURITY BREACH RUIN DLC AND JOYVILLE SPOILERS‼️⚠️

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If I had a nickel for every mascot horror game we got in the span of a month where in the ending the elevator crashes with the protagonist inside I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.