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"Puppet-man! My arch-nemesis
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The Puppet makes an appearance in the first game as a major character, despite only appearing in the minigames.
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The Marionette doesn't physically appear, but appears in the Happiest Day arcade games as the 8-Bit Puppet, who tells Jack what to do in order to help the dead kids get their happiest day.
Appearance[]
The Puppet has a white face with black, hollow eyes. Its face is similar to that of a Pierrot, with purple stripes that stretch from the bottom of its eyes to the top of its mouth.
Its body is somewhat reminiscent of a sock monkey, with its round, oblong shape, thin waist, rounded hands that feature three spindly fingers each, and white stripes on the wrists and ankles, along with a thin, long neck. It has no feet, but its legs are tapered to a point. It has neither hair nor head accessories.
The Puppet first physically appears in the second game as a major antagonist or protagonist depending on Jack's choices. She is an animatronic puppet who saves the kids when they are killed by Dave.
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In this game, the Puppet is given a bigger role. If the player fails to wind her Music Box before the white circle in the upper left corner runs out, the Puppet will appear, and kill Jack. She also kills Jack if he puts on the Spring Bonnie suit, mistaking him for Dave.
If you fail to wind the music box, she will either:
- If you are not in the suit, rip off Jack's testicles.
- If Jack is in Spring Bonnie, the Puppet uses her "Tickle fingers" to trigger the springlocks in the suit, killing him.
In order to achieve the Premature Ending, Jack must warn the Puppet of Dave's plans, leading to her killing Dave before he can murder the children.
If you choose Dave's path, then Dave will put locks on the music box, preventing The Puppet from leaving the box.
In the Marion ending, The Puppet will call Jack a monster for killing the children, and will reveal that Dave killed her. She will also say she used to be a happy animatronic, but the tears it got from death were permanent. It will then make Jack smile, and bite his head off.
If you go the Puppet's route, she will tell Jack to buy a wrench to open the Happiest Day arcade game, and will tell about Dave's history, and tell how to free the kids. After Fredbear tells Jack to go to the Happiest Day, The Puppet will meet him, talk to him, and introduce him to the ghosts of the children. It then passes on to the afterlife.
Appearance[]
The Puppet has a white face with black, hollow eyes (aside from its jumpscare and a small in-game cutscene, in which it gains small, white pupils). Its face is similar to that of a Pierrot, with rosy red cheeks, purple stripes that stretch from the bottom of its eyes to the top of its mouth, and red lipstick painted on in an exaggerated pucker.
Its body is somewhat reminiscent of a sock monkey's, with its round, oblong shape, thin waist, three white buttons, rounded hands that feature three spindly fingers each, and white stripes on the wrists and ankles, along with a thin, long neck. It has no feet, but its legs are tapered to a point. It has neither hair nor head accessories.
Personality[]
Though there is not much screen time, it is gathered that The Puppet is dedicated to her cause. She isn't afraid to kill Dave or Jack as they are present threats to the children's safety. However, if you pick her route, it is revealed that she trusts Jack deeply, as when you play this route after the "legacy" ending, she will trust Jack even when he lies.
Trivia[]
- If the player names Jack as "Dawko", the Puppet's name will change to p00pet (Dawko's nickname for his favorite character).
- The line "Time to die" came from the 2003 movie, The Cat in the Hat.
The Puppet, now known by her true name Dee Kennedy, returns in the third game as the overall tritagonist. She also serves as one of the game's five bosses.
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In the third game, it is revealed that the Puppet's name is Dee. It is also revealed that Jack Kennedy is her older brother and that they are both orphans. She also states she has another brother name Peter who is the Phone Guy in the second game.
Appearance[]
The Puppet has a white face with black, and glowing eyes. Its face is similar to that of a Pierrot, with purple stripes that stretch from the bottom of its eyes to the top of its mouth. Its body is somewhat reminiscent of a sock monkey's, with its round, oblong shape, thin waist, rounded hands that feature three spindly fingers each, and white stripes on the wrists and ankles, along with a thin, long neck. It has no feet, but its legs are tapered to a point. It has neither hair nor head accessories.
Personality[]
Dee is deeply empathetic and kind. Despite having the choice to move on, she decides to stay in the Flipside for years until moving on, and forgives Dave after he talks about his past, no longer immediately aggressive.
Trivia[]
- Dee (Along with Jacob Adams, Dave Miller, Steven and Henry Miller) is one of the 5 bosses in this game.
- If the player loses her battle, the game will progress as normal.
- However, her battle was made to be unbeatable.
- Dee loves cats
- Her mask doesn't have tastebuds.
- Dee was born in 1967, dying on her sixth birthday, in the summer of 1973.
The Puppet was originally going to be in Project Save the Kiddins but the idea was scrapped for unknown reasons.
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One of the screenshots for the Gamejolt page shows Toy Bonnie and The Trashpile with Jack in the second game's office with the Music Box above them.
It is possible that Jack needed to keep the Music Box wound, as the animatronics have a feature where they attempt to find sources of noise or potential customers. The source, in this case, is the Office. Keeping the Music Box wound is vital to keep the Puppet at bay; if it is left unwound for too long, the Puppet will exit the Prize Corner and will attack Jack, possibly ignoring the Doors, resulting in a Game Over.
Trivia[]
- The Puppet's behavior might be similar to Freddy from the same game.
