~SkrillexGotchi~
Well-known member
NOTE: This is just an idea and I have no intention of making it a toy until I get Scott Cawthon's and Bandai's permissions in the future. Enjoy the idea, okay? Sorry if there isn't enough images.
Have you ever wanted to take care of your own Marionette from Five Nights at Freddy's 2? Well, now you can with the Marionette Pocket Pet!
This Marionette Pocket Pet is compact and feels like a gift! Cute animations and fun features will make your puppet tons of fun! Forget about leaving him in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria, just take him home with you! Raise him from a baby to a full grown Marionette! However, how you treat him will either make him good or bad. To ensure proper care of your new puppet pal, follow the Start-Up and Care Icon Guide.
Growth Chart:
Starting Up Your Pet:
Scale - Check your puppet's statuses and training meters (Hunger, Happiness, DP (Dark Power), GP (Good Power), User Name, Age, Weight, and Points)
Fork and Spoon - Feed your puppet (with foods provided during your puppet's growth, or buy new foods from the shop)
Sponge - Cleans up your puppet's messy handprints or crayon smudges, also cures your puppet of an illness.
Ball - Play a few rounds of Marionette Says.
Heart - Praise/Scold your puppet.
Moon and Stars - Put your puppet to sleep (He will request naps when he is a baby/toddler during the day).
Book - Read the puppet a story (this will be requested at bedtime or during the day whenever he calls for it).
Hand on Marionette's Head - When your Marionette needs some loving, press this to pet him.
Marionette Happy Face and Sad Face - This lights up whenever he calls for attention. If he calls for no reason, scold him (WARNING: Doing it too late will cause his DP to be raised).
Tips and Tricks
Have you ever wanted to take care of your own Marionette from Five Nights at Freddy's 2? Well, now you can with the Marionette Pocket Pet!
This Marionette Pocket Pet is compact and feels like a gift! Cute animations and fun features will make your puppet tons of fun! Forget about leaving him in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria, just take him home with you! Raise him from a baby to a full grown Marionette! However, how you treat him will either make him good or bad. To ensure proper care of your new puppet pal, follow the Start-Up and Care Icon Guide.
Growth Chart:
Starting Up Your Pet:
- Remove the insulation sheet on the back of the toy. You will hear a long beep sound as it turns on.
- You must set up the time and date by using the selection arrows and the confirm button.
- Once the time and date has been set, your pet will not communicate with you until 5 mins.
Scale - Check your puppet's statuses and training meters (Hunger, Happiness, DP (Dark Power), GP (Good Power), User Name, Age, Weight, and Points)
Fork and Spoon - Feed your puppet (with foods provided during your puppet's growth, or buy new foods from the shop)
Sponge - Cleans up your puppet's messy handprints or crayon smudges, also cures your puppet of an illness.
Ball - Play a few rounds of Marionette Says.
Heart - Praise/Scold your puppet.
Moon and Stars - Put your puppet to sleep (He will request naps when he is a baby/toddler during the day).
Book - Read the puppet a story (this will be requested at bedtime or during the day whenever he calls for it).
Hand on Marionette's Head - When your Marionette needs some loving, press this to pet him.
Marionette Happy Face and Sad Face - This lights up whenever he calls for attention. If he calls for no reason, scold him (WARNING: Doing it too late will cause his DP to be raised).
Tips and Tricks
- If your puppet is sick for too long or you neglect him, he will leave and go to where he orginally came.
- The foods provided only fill his Hunger and Happiness when he is either a baby or a toddler Marionette. When he's a teen or an adult, you need to switch to gourmet shop foods.
- At least 90% GP can still lead you to the good side of your puppet.
- If his DP meter is full, he will automatically skip the teen stage and directly evolve into Bad Marionette.
- As he gets older, he will try to sleep in a box. When he's a baby, he doesn't sleep in a box. Instead, he sleeps with a blanket in the hand, and a binky in the mouth.
- When he is asleep, you will hear the song "My Grandfather's Clock" every 6 minutes. This means that he only sleeps when he has his music box wound up.
- He will sometimes call your name when he needs to be fed, played with, or put to sleep.
Last edited by a moderator:
