Yarnaby (v2)

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Yarnaby is a toy produced by Playtime Co. and a secondary antagonist in Chapter 4: "Safe Haven". In 1990, a young orphan named Quinn Navidson was chosen to become Experiment 1166, the Bigger Bodies experiment title for Yarnaby. After his creation, Yarnaby was selected as the personal bodyguard of Doctor Harley Sawyer, who conditioned the former to be psychologically dependent on him and him alone. This one-sided conditioning proved highly successful. Even after Sawyer's fate was sealed by 1994, Yarnaby faithfully awaited his master's return. In due time, 1166 reunited with Harley - his mind now unwillingly integrated into Playtime's software and security systems. Following The Doctor's rise to power in the wake of The Hour of Joy, Yarnaby worked alongside the Nightmare Critters to maintain his master's totalitarian rule over The Shelf and its inhabitants. He stayed within the area until the eventual return of The Player in 2005. Upon their intrusion into The Shelf, Harley enlisted Yarnaby to gauge their abilities and to eliminate them when possible. Ultimately, Yarnaby's relentless pursuit of The Player brought him to his end, as his final confrontation in No Man's Land concluded with him accidentally setting himself ablaze and falling into a heated disposal sector

Doey the Doughman

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Doey the Doughman, otherwise known as Doey, was a toy experiment produced by Playtime Co. and an ally-turned-final antagonist in Chapter 4: "Safe Haven". He was the dough-like leader who acted as a guardian and caretaker for the toys in Safe Haven. Unlike other experiments in the Bigger Bodies Initiative, he was unique among his kind for he was made out of three different people: Jack Ayers, Kevin Barnes, and Matthew Hallard. He was given the title of Experiment 1322.

Pianosaurus

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Pianosaurus is a toy produced by Playtime Co. and a minor antagonist in Chapter 4: "Safe Haven". He was first discovered after the photoscan 6 photo was decoded in the Chapter 4 Icepick ARG. He's a dinosaur with a piano-like mouth, featuring rainbow-colored spikes along his back and a green body. In 1990, Playtime Co. created his Bigger Bodies counterpart, Experiment 1163, though Harley Sawyer ultimately determined he was a failure and was reassigned to "testing".