Ray

SPECIES Monster-janitor thing (Ricky's description) A puppet

GENDER male

VOICED BY Paul Greene-Dennis

Extra info on Ray: Ray is a character in My Friendly Neighborhood. He served as the host handyman on his segment of The Neighborhood known as 'We Fixed It!". His approach to fixing things often involves hitting them with a wrench. His frustration led him to be relocated to the sewers after the show's cancellation. His speech mostly consists of growls with the only time(in game) he ever says anything is when Gordon help him fix the pipe but the only words he does say is 'fix' and 'good'. Gordon helped him(during the game) by correcting his broken machinery and setting the water flow correctly. Ray isn't evil or mean, and becomes friendly after Gordon helps him fix it. It's likely that he was frustrated that he couldn't fix it and finally relaxed after Gordon fixed it.

Game mechanic: after first encountering Ray, he hides in the large pipes, attacking when the player gets close.

Ray's appearance: a large red puppet with a piñata-looking texture around his eyes and under his mouth. His lower half is long and hidden in the pipes he stays in. Ray's head is squarish, having a mouth that is usually always open. His mouth black with a red tongue. His eyes iris is a red. Ray has four fingers on each hand. He wears a long, light blue handyman coat that stays unbuttoned, the coat has a name tag on the left with "Ray" in red with a white button is just above the name tag. He is often holding a wrench when trying to fix stuff.

The show was canceled for several reasons: Cultural Shifts: A devastating, televised war left audiences jaded and depressed. Viewers began to heavily favor dark crime and drama shows, rendering feel-good, optimistic programming like My Friendly Neighborhood obsolete. On-Set Assault: The show lost its leading man, Richie Bromine, after Ray physically assaulted him during a broadcast. Box Office Failures: Following a series of poorly received projects, the final movie Puppet Winter Song bombed at the box office, prompting the studio's corporate executives to finally shut everything down.