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{{Character| | {{Character| title =Name Unknown|player=[[Austin Walker]], [[Janine Hawkins]]|arc=[[America's Playground]]|pronouns=he/him}} | ||
The '''immortal doll''' is a puppet doll similar in appearance to a little boy. After being broken by the Bigneighbour family, the doll was repaired by [[Marlin Guppy]], who was somehow able to give it additional sentience (as all objects have partial consciousness). It has been speculated that “the paint makes [the doll] immortal because the paint never dries”. | The '''immortal doll''' is a puppet doll similar in appearance to a little boy. After being broken by the Bigneighbour family, the doll was repaired by [[Marlin Guppy]], who was somehow able to give it additional sentience (as all objects have partial consciousness). It has been speculated that “the paint makes [the doll] immortal because the paint never dries”. | ||
Revision as of 03:12, 14 July 2022
The immortal doll is a puppet doll similar in appearance to a little boy. After being broken by the Bigneighbour family, the doll was repaired by Marlin Guppy, who was somehow able to give it additional sentience (as all objects have partial consciousness). It has been speculated that “the paint makes [the doll] immortal because the paint never dries”.
Although the immortal doll cannot speak, while covered in magnets in Part Five of America's Playground it can make an affirmative and negative sound.
When seen in America’s Playground, he is dressed in a little suit with a magnetic suit underneath. The immortal doll is described as long long-limbed and gregarious, leaving a dripping trail behind it. He moves as though he’s falling in a very specific way, as though his limbs are connected by rubber bands, similar to the spider man in Spirited Away.
Known Abilities
- Transporting to a different location
- Movement
- Getting longer (may be dependent on how many people are looking at it)
- "Speaking" (when covered in magnets)