The Prototype - Poppy playtime

The Prototype is a towering 7-meter-tall cyborg built from a disturbing combination of mechanical and organic components. His upper body resembles a jester, with a cracked porcelain face permanently fixed in a wide, unnatural grin of square teeth. One eye socket is dark and hollow, while the other contains a small glowing yellow mechanical pupil. He wears a worn three-pronged jester hat with bells on the tips, a red bow, and a tattered blue coat with faded gold trim, an upturned collar, and mismatched primary-colored sleeves. His body is unusually tall and slender, with an elongated torso containing a faintly glowing core in his abdomen. Beneath he wears cream colored pants and black dress shoes. Long skeletal arms hang at his sides, ending in sharp articulated claws with human radii and ulnae that has small metal spikes on the second and third pivots of each of his four fingers excluding the thumbs.

The Prototype is described as cunning, intelligent, and violent. He is referred to as Experiment 1006 or simply "The Prototype". Dr. Harley Sawyer believed that an invaluable secret laid within The Prototype, and he was determined to uncover it. The Prototype was the orchestrator of The Hour of Joy. This event happened at the Playtime Co. factory in 1995, causing the deaths of countless employees and visitors at the hands of many of the company's experiments. The Prototype would utilize his old identity, Oliver, better known as Ollie, to keep tabs on his enemies and deceive Poppy Playtime.

The Prototype is defined by his narrow-minded obsessiveness with continuous connection, seemingly developed due to some incident prior to his adoption by Elliot Ludwig, which brings him to cling to others and create situations where they are forced to stay with him, resulting in his deep fear of death, which he believes to be the ultimate form of isolation as everyone but him and Poppy Playtime will inevitably die. This culminated in his desire to replicate himself and Poppy's perfection so that he won't be alone in his immortality.

He is extremely intelligent and cunning, capable of constructing calculated schemes that masterfully predict how a situation will play out, though he isn't flawless and still occasionally fails. Notably, like The Doctor, he is unable to replicate Elliot's work despite his intellect. He is quite pragmatic, being willing to commit violence and indulge unconventional methods to succeed in his ambitions. He is very manipulative, capable of persuading and guiding others to act how he wants them to consistently, but largely through his Ollie persona. However, he is seemingly fueled by unstable emotion, and when faced with someone he cares about, his composure can break, and subsequently, he becomes far less tactical.

Like many subsequent experiments, he despises Playtime Co., as evident by his orchestration of The Hour of Joy, an event in which nearly all the employees were killed. His hatred was so strong it led him to even be willing to allow the deaths of countless innocent people, in said event, who didn't know about the experiments. Though the source of his hate is unconfirmed

Extremely intelligent and observant — he studies people and situations carefully, constantly learning from what happens around him. Cunning and calculating — he can plan several steps ahead and deliberately manipulate circumstances to get the outcome he wants. Curious — the scientists noted that he revealed something new about himself during practically every session. He seems to genuinely enjoy learning and experimenting. Manipulative, but not necessarily constantly aggressive — his manipulation can be subtle, especially when using his Ollie identity. Pragmatic — he isn't particularly concerned with whether his methods are conventional or morally acceptable if they accomplish his objective. Secretive and deceptive — he is perfectly willing to hide his true intentions and use another identity to gather information. Has a mocking/playful side — the conversation with Sawyer is particularly useful. He thanks Sawyer sincerely, then immediately turns around and mocks him by imitating his voice. That gives him a somewhat unnerving sense of humor. Very perceptive about other people — he notices what Sawyer learns about him, while simultaneously recognizing that he learns from Sawyer. Capable of genuine attachment — CatNap following him around like a "lost puppy" suggests that other experiments can become attached to him, even if he doesn't openly reciprocate. Emotionally unstable beneath the intelligence — his careful composure can break when someone he actually cares about is involved. Deeply afraid of isolation/death — this is probably the most important underlying motivation from your longer description. His obsession with keeping people connected isn't just control; he associates being alone with death and ultimately being abandoned.