writings and musings and ideas and things

I’m open to prompts and ideas if anyone has any! All I ask is no nsfw prompts!

Otherwise, I’ll do my best to do our boy Dogday justice, since he’s my favorite <3

UPDATE: You can ask for Oswald the Lucky Rabbit or some Sonic characters too (aka Sonic, Knuckles, Shadow, Amy) or Mouthwashing characters cause I am a simp

Update update: Tom Nook too cause I am a simp 😔

Just checking in, how are you doing? Did anything happen in your life?

I'm taking walks and people around where I live really like their dogs because they take them on walk all the time too.

Hiiiiii

My life has been pretty steady but work is hardddd so energy is hard to come by most days. I haven't written much of ANYTHING recently. I try and write at least a little bit every day tho!

I've been walking my dog a lot now that we're moved somewhere new, and a lot of the kids in the neighborhood love him so much. It's nice to see them get all excited when he gets all excited

I agree I agree

All of it reads as a person steadily going through the stages of grief over their workplace, which they thought was a good if not at least decent place, actually being a personal hell for so many. Like, technically, they don't even know how to use a grabpack. How several of the hand attachments work. Thusly, they were probably just a low level employee that never went that far past the parts we see at the beginning of chapter one.

No one recognizes them, besides as being a former employee. The only question remaining really is how are the other toys aware of the player being an employee if they probably never saw them?

Turn that evil scientist into a Tamagotchi💥

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the way i would love that to absolute death. i want chapter six to include shake the rat mechanics and i want to be able to sling harvey around whenever he's too much of a smartass

Hi babes!!!!

Sorrrrrrry I can't help it lol

I see bad things happening and it makes me wanna wax poetics, to dig and see what details I can tease out with just the bare hints given to us!!!!

that would circumvent the reused death issue since yarnaby died by fire lolol

Angel comes out of each memory paler, more shaken up than before. They cling to those around them, small bodies warm and safe and alive and breathing. Clones upon clones upon clones shoved into those plush toys, each more confused, more displaced than the last. Only to be tossed away, burnt to a crisp, and remade again and again.

Ooooh I'm catching your cold!

We did get some notes about the regeneration qualities of something, I just never connected it with the goop. I suppose the Prototype expected it to overwhelm their biology and kill the Player, but Giblet broke them out and hosed them off lol

That's so scary to think about. Stuff that accelerates growth, but also the natural mutation of cells, faster and faster until p53 gets mutated and everything goes out of control. Like that movie about that beach that makes you age faster than normal!

Dadday gonna kill a clown for that.

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Dogday's worst nightmare achieved as the Prototype gentle ushers in a small toy, whose voice is so achingly familiar

You've given me the idea too of an au where maybe the Prototype gets to Cherub first, before Poppy or anyone else has the chance to tell them what he's done. He's scary-looking, sure, but with careful words and a more skittish body language, he can convince them that his form was forced upon him, instead of his own making.

He can convince them to spill their reasoning, why they're here. And he can confirm he knows their dad, and lead them right to him.

After a few... changed of course. But it'll be alright. What he has in mind will suit them far better, help them fit in with their father's form.

Never apologize because I love you

In my head, Cherub's vague background is that once their dad vanished, they got a heavy case of denial. They refused to believe he abandoned them, and thinks instead something happened to him. The factory shut down, and so many people went missing. Her dad has to be one of them. He wouldn't leave of his own free will.

They get into a decent foster home, and are decently cared for. Their grades are fine, the school is fine, but they hold everyone at a distance. They have other things that need their attention, like scouring the web and old articles about the factory. What it was, what it did, the rumors and speculations surrounding it.

Poppy sends the letter thinking it's going to find an old employee, but instead it falls into Cherub's hands. And Cherub, young as they are, knows that this is it. Their chance. This is how they're going to find out what happened to their dad, and they're going to take it.

See, what I thought was gonna happen was we would've lit her on fire! Because you see a lot of notes around about her hair being part of her, through nerves and segments that allow her to move it and feel what it touches. So that would imply her hair being a main aspect of her death, no? And then those bits of hair tying the doors up, you use fire to clear them! So that would foreshadow burning her hair, her screaming in agony, and maybe dying from either smoke inhalation or the burns or from something she does whilst flailing and writhing in pain.

But no. She got crushed. Okay.

What are your thoughts in the Huggy flashback scene?

That was genuinely the only part in any chapter that made me truly distressed, I tried rebelling and it didn't work, I tried not hurting the toys and it didn't work. As soon as I was in huggy's situation, I acted like the toys did.

Bee, I want to put the toys in a bedroom and tuck them in and tell them their names and never let anything in the world ever hurt them again ;-;

The Huggy flashback scenes were soooo interesting and I do wish they had expanded a bit more on them, either with other toys or different memories for Huggy. Regardless, the conditioning is very interesting, with it being simply a Miss Gracie speaking to you in that soothing hushed voice. I wonder what else was involved, besides that video?

It is distressing to think about Huggy unable to do anything, having to follow the rules, having to hurt others, hurt himself, because he can't really express himself any other way. Seeing how he acts alone, or around others not in the "training" setting would be so interesting. Alas! But we can imagine!

Hmmmmm

Hi hi! I've watched Kubz Scouts play chapter 5 so I can answer this

Overall I was a little disappointed with the chapter.

To start, why was that commercial at the beginning so long and creepy, only for the reversible toys (can't remember the name) to factor so little in the chapter? They're skittering around the floor and you never really get a good look at any of them???? Except Giblet I suppose, if he is one? I wasn't sure.

The prototype was supposed to be this great big reveal, and he was! The portion with him and Lily might've been my favorite, but after the terrible chase scene that followed, you wind up running from the prototype on a train? It felt... strange to me? The prototype is hyped up SO much and made such a big deal out of, how being captured by him is worse than death, yet he's... very easy to evade?

I feel like a lot more could've been done with the prototype to make him live up to and continue to carry the reputation they had given him. The train scene is not that. He's not scarier than any of the other toys the player has been running from. And we technically escape him, at least until the ending cutscene occurs.

The ending too is a bit confusing. How is the player alive? Were they the one put in that vat of goo? The part with Harvey is interesting, and I'm hoping it implies there's going to be a fragile truce where we all team up. I doubt it tho.

But yeah! Like I said, I enjoyed the part in Lily's house, I liked the implications of her being Ms. Gracie (who was also a fun if slightly overdone bit), and I liked having to basically work with her in order to further our own goals. I didn't like how she died, if only because all of the lore and such foreshadowed her burning to death instead of being crushed. That, and of course, her chase was confusing and frustrating.