Co Toy Factory were turned into toys using the Make-a-Friend machine. It's highly likely that the employees of Playtime. The Foster Care and Adoption Initiative poster can be found in this room, which further hints at the fact that orphans were being used to mass-produce toys using this machine, and the eyes of the central machine itself will follow the player around the room, suggesting that it may also be sentient like Poppy and Huggy whose human eyes will also follow players. Invented in 1960, the Make-a-Friend machine in Poppy's Playtime was used to create most of Playtime Co.’s toys, but there are several clues in this room that connect this machine to the company’s sinister crimes. Players actually interact with Playtime Co.’s method of mass production when they built their very own toy using the Make-a-Friend machine. Since Huggy himself can be heard rampaging in the background of this recording, he wouldn’t have been considered missing at the time of recording, suggesting that there’s another living toy out there that may be an even bigger threat in the future. While some theorize that Experiment 1006 is actually Huggy Wuggy, this mysterious prototype apparently went missing according to the log on the final VHS tape. This experiment is said to have a digestive tract despite the fact that it doesn’t need to eat, unlike the other experiments of its kind, and is capable of coordination and cooperation, suggesting that Poppy isn’t the only intelligent toy Playtime Co. Additionally, there are several references to “Experiment 1006” in Poppy Playtime, which seems to be a rogue prototype that’s related to the disappearance of Playtime Co.’s staff. Aside from Huggy Wuggy, who stands as the factory’s oversized mascot, there are several other toys throughout the facility that are notably bloody, as though they themselves have been bleeding. However, it’s clear that Poppy isn’t the only living toy that Playtime Co. Related: Kid A Mnesia: Exhibition Sets A High Bar For AAA Horror Games
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