Poppy Ludwig is the iconic "first doll ever capable of conversation" and the mascot of Playtime Co. Her lore spans from a tragic origin as a deceased child reanimated into an organic toy to being the key guide attempting to stop the factory's murderous creations.The Origin of the DollElliot Ludwig's Daughter: Poppy was created by Playtime Co. founder Elliot Ludwig in 1950. The doll was inspired by his own daughter, Poppy, who tragically passed away at a young age.Organic Construction: Unlike standard toys, the Poppy dolls were revolutionary because they could converse and behave like real humans. According to factory lore and tapes, these early dolls were potentially built using organic parts, possibly even leftover materials from the real child.Preservation: Stricken with grief, Elliot Ludwig transferred the essence or remains of his daughter into the doll, locking her inside a display case to preserve her.Captivity and the ExperimentsThe Bigger Bodies Initiative: Playtime Co. began covert, unethical experiments to bring toys to life. They utilized orphans from the on-site orphanage, Playcare, trapping the minds and sometimes bodies of children and employees inside mechanical suits. she's very friendly and cheerful.
