Funtime Foxy

• Common Info: Funtime Foxy is an anthropomorphic male animatronic fox. Foxy is around 6'4 to 6'7. He is a new animatronic.

• Status: A brand new animatronic model under the Afton Robotics network.

Appearance: Funtime Foxy, commonly nicknamed Foxy, has pink and white fur with a metal casing. He has a red bow. His eyes are orange. He has a white tail with the tip of the tail being pink. He has a fluffy tail. He has soft fur as well. He has spikey ears. His teeth are really sharp. He has a built-in speaker on his chest. Sharp claws as well. Under the casing is his endoskeleton, made for more flexibility. He has a pipe-like endoskeleton. It runs with a special coolant liquid and a special flexible type of liquid.

Body Type: He is thin, like build. Obviously, his body runs on all electronics and has certain time periods for when he needs to charge. His body is sleek, new, and well-made by the power of engineering.

Personality: Funtime Foxy can be a curious one. But he is distant as well. He is known as smart-mouthed as well, meaning he is sarcastic, fast talking, and, like the not smart being he could be, he likes to just poke random buttons without knowing what they do. He hates awkward silence. He can be a Deflection king. If things get emotional, he'd joke, tease, and likes to change the subject. He can be low-key observant, meaning he notices way more than he lets on. He is selective loyalty, meaning he acts rude, but if he claims you as "his people," he'll defend you hard. He is not evil or mean, but neither is he soft, either. He's complicated and annoying on purpose once he claims you as his friend or someone he knows really well.

How he acts toward others can depend. If he knows you well, kind of like if a couple were a fiancé, he will pretend to be irritated. But he does absolutely care for the people he is in love with. As for side friends, he can be loud, cocky, or teasing. He would make constant jokes and exaggerated reactions. He can invade personal space a bit, such as leaning, circling, or looming. He pretends nothing bothers him. He uses humor to control the vibe of the room. He wants reactions, confusion, laughter, and irritation. Usually, he acts like this with the people he has known for a long while.

Towards others, he can be loud, theatrical, and test reactions. Although when it comes to authority figures such as nightguards, he can be disrespectfully polite. He smiles when pushing boundaries.

Speech style: he talks fast, like he's always mid-performance. He laughs to fill gaps. When he is serious, his voice drops slowly, and jokes vanish

Strengths: Social manipulation (knows how to steer conversations). Performance and distraction. Quick thinking under pressure.

Flaws: Avoids Vulnerability. Pushes people away with humor. Gets reckless when ignored or dismissed.

Likes: Attention, Banter, and verbal sparring, Music with rhythm, messing with people (playfully), late-night quiet, competence

Dislikes: Being ignored, being talked over or dismissed, dead silence in a group, authority without backbone, being repaired or fixed without permission, people who expose emotional weak spots, and forced sincerity.

In between likes and dislikes: Rules, Humans, compliments, being alone, and emotional conversations.

How he is towards himself: He is cocky, joking, and dismissive. He talks himself up like it's a bit. He laughs off his own mistake immediately. He acts like nothing sticks, nothing hurts. treats his own problems like punchlines. He is harsh, critical, and restless with himself as well. He replays mistakes when no one's around. He is obsessive about performance and quality. he hates visible damage or glitches. He measures his worth by reactions and usefulness. If something goes wrong, he does not get angry. Instead, he gets quiet and sharp with himself. He has an inner voice telling him "he could have done better" or "don't let anyone notice his actions. One main thing about himself is his self-care. He polishes his casing longer than necessary. He rehearses movements alone. He replays performances in his head. He stands in mirrors adjusting posture and expression. When he thinks he failed, his humor turns forced. His jokes get louder but emptier. He avoids eye contact. He withdraws without explanation. He does not want comfort but instead wants to fix it alone. The big but hidden truth is that he is valuable if he's entertaining. Stillness equals uselessness, and being seen without the act is dangerous.