Must Be Strange To See Yourself Be Friends With The One You Hate The Most.

Murmiken (1990 Snufkin):

Murmiken is an inspired My Buddy doll.

Due to the rest of the group having some sort of unhealthy coping mechanism, Murmiken took it upon himself to help the others through their predicament. He tries to give an optimistic outlook on the situation, though sometimes it ends up harming himself. Over time this forced optimism is emotionally damaging him as almost everyone depends on him being the one to smooth things over. Murmiken wishes this to stop, but it’s the only thing that gives him a purpose other than going on adventures.

When he holds his breath, the stripes on his clothes appear on his skin and start cycling around his body.

Little One is a rubber cat. Yep, the design is based on how artists will give both Snufkin and his father cat-like appearances.

Much like Pomni, he was freaking out when he learned he would be stuck in the Amazing Digital Circus forever. Little One still didn’t lose his hope for an exit after his first adventure, but he doesn’t want to put too much effort into it in case he abstracts. He’s getting used to being in the circus now, and the adventures are helping him calm down a bit. This won’t last long as it’ll turn into something he feels forced to do rather than his own accordance. It also doesn’t help that the adventures usually get off the rails.

When he holds his breath, he turns invisible.

Feltin (1978 Snufkin/Fuzzy felt Snufkin):

Feltin is a puppet with an appearance of a mixture between Pomni and Gangle. I really like Gangle’s mask, especially after episode 4 and decided to use it for Feltin’s design.

Feltin is a bit meek like Gangle but could hold up his own stand much better than Gangle’s. Though, this is mainly due to Jasmine (1969 Snufkin) not being as much of a jerk as Jax is. Feltin, like Samur, is usually a bit isolated from the group and enjoys craving boats out of the rudder found in the circus.

His time in the circus causes him to gain depression, so he seems to be gloomy all the time. His comedy mask is what he believes grants him that small bit of happiness. Too bad it breaks often.

When he holds his breath, Felin’s string starts making him dance as though someone is controlling them.

Imagine if the creators of the new Woody's Roundup show did the same thing as the new Thomas and Friends show, and changed some of the characters, like Woody, into kids. While others, like Stinky Pete, stayed adults. So now Woody and the gang have to deal with a younger version of himself.

I thought I posted this in 2019, but apparently I never did… 

Concept: an in-universe reboot of Woody’s Round Up in the form of a modern cgi cartoon for kids, which means a new toyline. And so Woody is confronted with another, significantly more immature, modern Woody of the new toyline…

În the AGA comic and fnaf games, how is tlacking is the AGA one or the fnaf în game carrector?

I'm really sorry, I'm not exactly sure what you're asking.

Jasmine (1969 Snufkin):

If anyone is wondering, yes, his design is inspired by the 1969 Moomin episode 24 in which he had a cowboy alter ego.

Jasmine, Jas for short, is a bit of a jerk, like Jax. However, unlike Jax, he has moments where he shows the group his soft side. While he doesn't show it often, it’s enough to let the others know that they could trust him. He’s the most accepting of his fate and the fact that there is no way out of the circus. Due to this, he can be a bit narcissistic at times and views the other’s attempt of an escape as a waste of time. However, he still hopes for an exit, he just doesn’t want to get his hopes up.

No one knows what happens if he holds his breath.

(nickname by @moomin-toons)

1969 Moomin Episode 5 in a nutshell

He was a lot different than I expected. He’s a lot more aggressive and judgemental, kind of like Foxy. Got me nervous the first time I tried to hang out with him. It took him a while to get used to the pizzeria and to us. Though he still wasn’t sure about us, especially after what Foxy did. 

They were first brought here by a mysterious portal. Fortunately, they found a way to go back to their home. Their Golden Freddy was a lot more powerful than ours since he’s able to break some forms of reality. They were able to open another portal back home (much to our surprise), but Freddy, Chica, and Puppet’s counterpoint begged to stay here for a while. I have to admit before we found out the truth, it was a bit embarrassing to watch. In the end, our counterpoints agree.

So there I was, trying to hang out with my counterpart. He kept looking around, not out of curiosity but more as fear and distrust. He also kept holding his guitar as some type of weapon. 

“I want the two of us to be alone right now, if you don’t mind?”, he nervously asked. 

I agreed and we went to a room far away from everyone. Once there, he asked me how I was made to be alive. I didn’t notice it then, but when he said ‘alive’, he sounded so scared. I told him it was due to the manager's programming. His face was full of relief, shock, and jealousy. 

His expression then turned neutral as he gave me a slight nod and left the room. I was left in a state of confusion. Why did he react the way he did? Were they made to be alive in a different way? 

When I finally exited the room, I noticed something that shocked all of us. There were our counterparts, just having fun and being a family. I mean, that part wasn't really much of a surprise. We do consider ourselves families, but it's the way they were treating their Golden Freddy. 

They were treated with respect and care, not really being left out of anything. With their Shadow Freddy, she was looked up to as guidance and she treated them with love, like they were her little siblings or something similar. The other toys were acting like uncles or aunts to our counterparts. 

It was all strange to see. I looked over at Goldie. He had a look of sadness and envy, while our Shadow Freddy just looked on with anger in his eyes. I noticed the others looking over at them as well. Everyone knew of the incident between Goldie, Shadow Freddy, Freddy, and Toy Freddy. The two latters were looking on with the look of distribution. 

That was the last straw for Foxy. He blew up and started shouting accusations and insults. Everything was thrown into chaos. Our counterparts started defending the other Golden Freddy and Shadow Freddy, while Foxy tried to ‘pull the wood off their eyes’. Some of us even started to join Foxy. It grew too much and the truth was revealed. 

We're trying to calm things down now. I see the others trying to make up peace with their counterparts. Mine isn't talking much to me, but I'm letting Jeremy know that he can talk to me whenever he likes.

"I never got outta of here, did I?"

Base on @starrybluenightz's Inked Puppetry AU

It's a BATIMxWelcome Home crossover AU where Wally Franks became the voice actor of Wally Darling after leaving Joey Drew's Studio, only to become the puppet himself along with the other cast members. After escaping the realm they were trapped in, they somehow ended up in the BATIM realm where Wally gained an emotional surprise.

I think it's hilarious that people are saying Belle in Beauty and the Beast has Stockholm Syndrome while completely ignoring that one scene in Disney's The Three Musketeers when Goofy was literally making heart shape eyes to Clarabelle who kidnapped him and was about to throw him off a bridge to kill him.