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“ | I know when your birthday is! June 28th! | „ |
~ Bunzo Bunny guessing the player's birthday, his most famous quote. |
Bunzo Bunny is a supporting antagonist in Fly In A Web, the second chapter of the 2021 indie horror video game Poppy Playtime. He first appeared in Musical Memory and toy versions were later seen being produced near the Water Treatment.
Biography[]
Like all other toys at Playtime Co. Bunzo was a child selected by the factory to become part of the Bigger Bodies Initiative, though who he was before is unknown. Along with PJ Pug-A-Pillar and the Mini-Huggies, Bunzo was selected as one of the mascots of the game station, the company's way of selecting more orphans to become toys themselves. Bunzo specifically acts as one of the mechanics and main mascot for the game Musical Memory, in which he will lower towards the player as the latter plays the game. If the player gets an error in the game's pattern sequence, or fails to play the game quickly within the timing of Bunzo's descent, the player will get a game over as Bunzo murders them with his cymbals.
The game keeps increasing it's difficulty before it breaks down (possible from years of neglect) and Mommy declares that since the Player survived, this counted as a win and allows them to leave with part of the train code. A few minutes after the player leaves the game area through the vents, they overhear faint thrashing noises, as well as screeches and sounds from Bunzo's cymbals.
If the player returns to the Game Station near the end of the game, Bunzo's corpse is discovered at the ceiling, hung up in Mommy Long Legs' webs, revealing that due to his failure to kill the Player (despite it not being at fault due to the game breaking) Mommy Long Legs had murdered Bunzo. Other toys toys and three out of the eighteen Mini Huggies can also be spotted.
Appearance[]
Bunzo Bunny is a yellow rabbit with black eyes, green face paint, two buck teeth, and two long yellow ears. He also has a green party hat and green overalls with two large green buttons, and holds two large golden cymbals. When agitated, he will reveal that he has a few sharp teeth within his maw.
Lore[]
He has a Easter themed Comic where he breaks an egg in the room where the Prototype dragged Mommy Long legs and then Bunzo fell into an inescapable room with no windows and doors and after 15 days dies. He was first teased in Playtime Co.'s Heyday painting, and is confirmed to be the main mascot of the Musical Memory area inside the Game Station.
Personality[]
Bunzo Bunny's personality is currently unknown. Judging by his appearance he seems to be a very cheerful character who loves music and celebrating birthdays. The Bigger Bodies version of the character appears to be a sadistic toy who enjoys killing, as when Mommy Long Legs taunted the player on how Bunzo would win and was ringing the dinner bell, Bunzo clangs his cymbals together in confirmation.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- In the trailer, Daisy the Sunflower was in Musical Memory instead of Bunzo. This would mean that either Daisy was going to be the antagonist of Musical Memory instead of Bunzo or she was merely a placeholder.
- Bunzo assuming the player’s birthday being June 28th is a reference to the famous YouTuber Markiplier, whose birthday is June 28th.
- Bunzo’s cutout is the only one to not have any creepy messages play on it.
- In Chapter 3 Deep Sleep, another Bunzo Bunny (albeit smaller) is seen trying to flee from CatNap, though the Smiling Critter's red smoke immobilizes it before snatching it away and killing it.
External Links[]
- Bunzo Bunny on the Poppy Playtime Wiki
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