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The Mini Huggy Wuggies are some of the secondary antagonists (alongside Bunzo Bunny and PJ Pug-A-Pillar) of Fly In A Web, the second level of the 2021 indie horror video game Poppy Playtime. They are mass-produced dolls based on Huggy Wuggy, the mascot of Playtime CO.. Eighteen of them we're for the Wack-a-Wuggy mini-game located in the Game Station.
Appearance[]
As their names suggest, the Mini Huggies are an army of smaller versions of Huggy Wuggy, being long legged, furry creatures that have traps of Velcro on their hands, four fingers and thumbs that are fused together in a glove-like fashion which is also mirrored on their feet, large eyes with black, dilated pupils, large bright red lips, disproportionately short torsos and long, jointless limbs.
They come in a variety of colored fur such as green, red, yellow and blue. There are murals in the hall to Wack-a-Wuggy that depict orange, mint, purple and pink colored Huggies but they do not exist in game. Interestingly, the murals of the red Mini Huggies have yellow lips instead red.
They stand at roughly 1/10th the original size of Huggy Wuggy. Unlike the Bigger Body version of Huggy, the Mini Huggies in Chapter 2 do not have sharp teeth but instead empty gums. It's likely because it was to further prevent the Mini Huggies from harming the children participating in Wack-a-Wuggy.
Biography[]
Past[]
After Playtime CO. created the Bigger Bodies Initiative, the Mini Huggies were created out of eighteen unnamed orphaned children. Their purpose was to sever in the minigame Wack-a-Wuggie, which in turn was to study children's hand-eye-coordination and reaction time skills. Other Mini Huggies, including one named Experiment-1391, who was a kid named Cassie, were created for unknown purposes.
At an unknown point in time, an employee named Thomas Clarke joined the BBI to be turn into a Born the Dinosaur toy after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. However, because the rest of the toys, including the Mini Huggies, recognized Thomas for being an employee and not an orphan like them, they brutally attacked him, thus leaving him mute and being kept in a separate room.
On August 8th, 1995, the Mini Huggies participated with the other experiments in "The Hour of Joy", a massive jailbreak led by the Prototype, by killing all the Playtime CO. employees. As shown in the VHS tape at the end of Chapter 3, the Mini Huggies attacked and devoured an employee in the Water Treatment area with the help of the Ruined Critters. After that, the bodies would be dragged into the deepest parts of the factory and be consumed for years to come until the protagonist came back a decade later
Chapter 2: Fly in a Web[]
The Mini Huggies act as gaming mechanics for the Whack-a-Wuggy game. Having detached from their strings that were once used to pull them back if they got too close to the children, the Mini Huggies are now tasked by Mommy Long Legs to exit from their holes to kill the protagonist.
The protagonist will receive a game over by having their neck snapped if they fail to push the Mini Huggies back into their respective holes on time. If the protagonist succeeds in the game, the Mini Huggies will retreat back into their holes and stay immobile.
A few minutes after the protagonist leaves the area, faint noises of thrashing sounds and screams of Mini Huggies can be heard. This implies that Mommy Long Legs killed them for failing to kill the protagonist.
Near the end of the game, if the protagonist heads back to the Whack-a-Wuggy game area, all eighteen of the Mini Wuggies are gone. The protagonist can spot the corpses of three Mini Huggies stuck to the ceiling of the Game Station covered in Mommy Long Leg's webs along with Bunzo Bunny and other smaller toys, although only three of the eighteen Mini Huggies are present. The whereabouts of the other fifteen are unknown so it's possible they escaped.
Chapter 3: Deep Sleep[]
While the Mini Huggies didn't appear in Chapter 3, they are shown in The Hour of Joy VHS tape at the end.
Chapter 4: Safe Haven[]
Several Mini Huggies ambush the protagonist throughout this chapter under the orders of Harley Sawyer. They can be scared away by using the flare gun. Unlike the ones in Chapter 2, these Mini Huggies have sharp teeth, implying that these are different ones.
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Trivia[]
- Upon digging into the game's assets, an audio file titled "mommy_kills_mini_huggies.uasset" can be found in the game's programming. This audio file is played shortly after protagonists leave the Whack-a-Wuggy game area in the gameplay, hence confirming how the Mini Huggies are indeed killed by Mommy Long Legs.
- In Poppy Playtime Chapter 3 Teaser Trailer, It confirmed that Mommy Long Legs and Huggy Wuggy is working with many other characters in a Toy Factory including Bunzo Bunny, PJ Pug-A-Pillar and many other villains.
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