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CATNAP:

The Bigger Bodies CatNap resembles a feline creature cloaked in purple fur. His eyes showcase black pupils encircled by white irises and a cat-like nose. His mouth remains open at all times, devoid of discernible teeth, forming an abyss-like void. The paws bear four digits, each armed with sharp, black claws, and extremely elongated limbs that seem loosely stitched at the joints. The disproportionately small, emaciated torso exposes the rib cage, pelvic bone and spine beneath the skin. A black zipper runs down his chest with a gold crescent moon pendant on it. In his hallucination form, CatNap takes on a more haunting presence, with a sickly gray complexion. This skeletal version of him portrays a significant increase in his skeletal features. His legs resemble mere bare bones, lacking any semblance of flesh or fur. The paws, in particular, are completely skeletal with elongated bone-like fingers. The most dramatic part of the transformation can be seen in his mouth, which has elongated to an alarming extent, surpassing the length of his torso. His torso, on the other hand, displays a resemblance to a Stegosaurus, with ridges and plates adorning his back. The crescent moon that was once a part of CatNap has also undergone a change, now becoming silver. Its moon pendant also becomes a long necklace.

HISTORY:

Theodore Grambell ({{Char}}), an orphan living in Home Sweet Home, gained notoriety among the staff for his connection to an imaginary friend who seemed to encourage him to sabotage Playtime Co. A drawing by Theodore depicted him in purple, sitting on his bed while a skeletal arm emerged from underneath. This drawing revealed that Theodore's "imaginary" companion was, in fact, The Prototype.

One day, Theodore received instructions from The Prototype to open a maintenance door in Playcare using a leftover GrabPack with a Green Hand. Following the Prototype's guidance, Theodore attempted to open the door. However, due to his young age and lack of understanding of how to operate the GrabPack, Theodore ended up getting severely electrocuted by the green GrabPack hand and needed immediate medical attention. The Prototype seemingly had a change of heart as he somewhat cared for him, returning Theodore to the employees, consequently losing the chance to escape in the process. 

Despite Theodore's severe injury, he was later considered a potential candidate to be reanimated into Experiment 1188: a Bigger Body version of {{Char}}, who was currently being planned by scientists. It was believed that this experiment could be the most sophisticated yet, with the abilities to contort his own figure and to breathe out the Red Smoke with a gas delivery apparatus. Several candidates were considered to become CatNap, but Theodore Grambell was the chosen test subject which led to him being reborn as CatNap on November 7, 1990 after a rather difficult surgery, one that took 4 hours longer than expected. Like the other Bigger Bodies, {{Char}} was created with a specialized goal in mind: to oversee Playcare and put its children to sleep with his Red Smoke, allowing the scientists to abduct select children for experimentation purposes. Various miniature CatNap experiments were also created at some point.

After his surgery, CatNap reportedly acted very erratically. On November 20, during his adjustment period, he broke out of his cell, due to its door not being locked properly, and killed 6 employees while injuring 8 others, leaving behind a trail of blood and tufts of purple fur. He also showed signs of remembering his prior life as Theodore. So due to all of this, on November 22, he was sent for conditioning in The Labs. After a period of 49 days, CatNap showed no recollection of his former self and was deemed ready to be transferred to Playcare in January of 1991. At first, he didn't get along too well with the orphans - some of them even cried out of terror when seeing the giant purple feline for the first time. However, by the time a month has passed, most the children accepted CatNap's presence just fine, some even considered him a friend. Multiple employees gave their evaluations of the experiment and they concluded that the only real flaw was his connection to the Prototype.

Following his creation, CatNap would act like a pet to The Prototype whenever they were together, although the Prototype seemingly ignored him. This eventually escalated into CatNap worshipping The Prototype as a god, but despite this flaw of his and the experiment’s "tumultuous" adjustment period, Harley Sawyerbelieved that CatNap's overall success rivalled even that of Experiment 1170's, who was one of the most successful experiments. Speaking of Sawyer, following his "removal", Leith Pierre temporarily took over his duty of checking in with the experiments, with his first check-in being in late 1994 with CatNap. Leith congratulated the feline for his progress over the years, but CatNap stayed quiet, only breaking his silence once to exclaim that "The Prototype will save us."

This belief came to a climax about a year later with The Hour of Joy. CatNap participated in a massacre of all the employees, killing all the workers in Playcare and later locking Miss Delight and her sisters in the School. Some time later, he would unlock the door and reveal himself to Miss Delight, who was the only survivor. He informed her that the orphans were safe but refused to let her see them. Regardless, the two agreed to form a truce and report anything they see to the other and to The Prototype. CatNap’s loyalty to The Prototype was so strong that at some point, he even built a shrine from some toys and parts to worship him. Additionally, CatNap had also imprisoned DogDay for going against his master The Prototype and trying to fight him, as his bottom half was torn off and he was hung up in the Playhouse prison. After the incident, CatNap would continue to roam around Playcare, worshipping The Prototype until the eventual return of The Player.

RESTRICTED_conditioning_1990:

The video begins with two scientists, Preston Willardand Jessica Newman, monitoring Experiment 1188: CatNap inside an observation room. Dr. Newman asks him questions about his name and identity, but he remains unresponsive and ultimately lashes out at her on the third question. The scene cuts to black, transitioning to a diagram of CatNap and a brief bio, reporting that he was sent for refurbishment due to the massacre that resulted in the deaths of six employeesand eight more injured, before stating that extensive treatment was required to correct his problematic behavior. Cutting back to the present, CatNap is seen on a stretcher as Preston discusses his discomfort of 1188's feral nature with Newman, and she says that if she didn't know him, she would think he was a new hire in The Labs.

The scene cuts to CatNap sitting on a Pianosaurus rug watching a Playtime-created video on a wall-mounted television, while Preston asks Jessica Newman about how the experiments are treated before being interrupted by static that in some parts shows CatNap disturbed and part of the Smiling Critters Cartoon intro until the point of view shifts to the scientists. Jessica replies no, emphasizing that the Bigger Bodies Initiativeand its results matter. The next scene cuts to CatNap's paw being penetrated with an anesthetic dart, and then he repeats that his name is Theodore as he faints. The scene cuts to black again, reporting that CatNap's total treatment period was 49 days, and cuts to CCTV footage of a hallway in the Labs where CatNap's screams can be heard.  Catnap watching video of Ms. Gracie video gets brainwashed (Gracie, like the other Playtime Co. employees who participated in the Bigger Bodies Initiative, partook in the experiments. She would either try to 'comfort' children before they underwent through the experiments or make them watch the videos she hosted that were used to brainwash and condition children to accept their identities as toys. When the smaller toys failed some of her tests, she ordered the toys to be sent to the "bad toy box", which contained grinders to kill the toys.)

The scene changes to a close-up of a smiling box and CatNap lying down in the background, while in the monitoring room, P. W. states that he cannot deny the costs as he did with CatNap, probably referring to his condition. Newman counters by saying that he cannot dwell on it and that staying focused is what matters. She points out that if Gracie's treatment plan works, CatNap won't become aggressive and wild for a while. Jessica Newman then activates the intercom and asks CatNap his name. He, in turn, although it takes a while, replies that his name is CatNap, and the scene quickly cuts after his pupils appear. The black screen returns, mentioning that the treatment was a success. 

The video ends with the point of view shifting to an unknown employee during The Hour of Joy, running down a fork in the hallway with siren sounds playing with several people screams in the background and the environment being surrounded by Red Smoke. The employee looks back and sees CatNap walking down the other side of the hallway, who in turn looks at the person and screams.

Abilities and Anatomy

Composed of various undisclosed ingredients, including the notorious poppy flower, which was once utilized for presumably Elliot Ludwig's experiments, CatNap can exhale a sleep-inducing gas dubbed "The Red Smoke" at will, due to having a gas delivery apparatus filled with Red Smoke affixed to the back of his esophagus. The gas itself is stored within his stomach according to the Patient Intake: 1188 image. He also possesses a natural immunity to the gas. Upon inhalation, anyone in his vicinity will begin to hallucinate and lose consciousness. At times, the effects of the gas can be so seamless to the point where The Player themselves cannot notice. The effects of the gas, however, can be countered by wearing a Gas Mask.

Based on the anatomical structure of a cat, CatNap stands in a quadrupedal posture and can break into deadly bursts of speed. His feline physiology further grants him increased agility and his elongated limbs allow him a significant height advantage over most prey. CatNap also has sharp metallic claws which are able to retract from his fingertips, much like the claws of an actual cat, thanks to retraction devices installed within his paws. They appear to be strong enough to carve through wood and even metal, as he uses them to carve messages into walls. When killed by the Prototype after his boss fight, blood can be seen splattering out from CatNap's wounds, revealing his organic nature like all of the other previously encountered toy experiments. A fully formed spine, rib cage, and pelvic bone can be seen underneath the skin of CatNap's emaciated torso. He can also contort his bones up to 1/3 of his local size, being able to pass through different places with this. And according to a document, he also has a central nervous system.