Mini Huggies

Mini Huggies

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Mini Huggies
Aliases	Huggy Wuggys
Affiliation	Toys produced by Playtime Co. Wack-a-Wuggy
Physical Information
Status	Deceased (three of them) Alive (possibly, remaining bunch)
Species	Mini Huggy Wuggy toys (Presumed organisms)
Gender	Males
Appearances
Role	Secondary Antagonists
Creation Date	1991 (Monsters)
Voiced by	N/A
Appears In	Chapter 2: Fly in a Web
Debut	Chapter 2: Fly in a Web

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“	The toys in this game used to have strings attached to them, so they could be pulled back when they got too close to the children. Hmm... Have fun.	”
— Mommy Long Legs, Wack-a-Wuggy.

The Mini Huggies are toys that were produced by Playtime Co. specifically for the Wack-a-Wuggy mini-game. They appear to be an army of extremely hostile, shrunken versions of Huggy Wuggy. There is no future appearance of these Mini Huggies after the completion of Wack-a-Wuggy.

Appearance

Similar to Huggy Wuggy, the Mini Huggies are long-legged, furry entities that come in a variety of colors such as green, red, blue, and yellow. Their hands appear to have straps of Velcro on them, allowing them to grip onto objects. They also have four fingers and thumbs that are fused together in a glove-like fashion, leaving them unable to move their fingers individually, with the exception of their thumbs. They appear to be human-sized, as seen when The Player gets jumpscared. Like all other Huggy Wuggy-type toys, they have large eyes with black, dilated pupils and large bright red lips, but when they're aggressive, it's revealed that they only have bare gums. (They were probably de-fanged to further prevent them from harming the children, in addition to them being tied to strings).

Mechanics

The Mini Huggies make an appearance during the Wack-a-Wuggy game and is the only time they can attack the player. There are 18 holes in the walls during the game, and when it starts, the player will hear them crawling to make their way to the player through the holes. The player must hit them with their GrabPack in order to make them retreat. If they start to make a low growling sound, start shaking, and are leaning out of the tunnels, the player must quickly make them retreat by hitting them with their GrabPack or they'll fly towards the player and jumpscare them, causing a game over. The Mini Huggies presumably kill the player by breaking their neck, unlike Huggy who simply devours the player.

Story

Chapter 2: Fly in a Web

The Mini Huggies act as gaming mechanics for the Wack-a-Wuggy game. Having the strings broken that were once used to pull them back if they got too close to the children, as heard by Mommy Long Legs before Wack-a-Wuggy starts, the Mini Huggies are now tasked to exit their holes to kill the Player.

But, if the Huggies could have broken the strings, they would have long ago, while the factory was still going, which means Mommy Long Legs must have broken them. She already broke the GrabPack, and that shows she is pretty strong. So, it would make sense that she would break the strings.

If the player looks closely during Mommy Long Legs' monologue before the Wack-a-Wuggy minigame begins, they can see that she picks up multiple strings and drops it. This implies that she indeed broke the strings.

Full view of the corpses on the Game Station's ceiling.

The player would receive a game over if they had failed to push the Mini Huggies back into their respective holes on time. If the player succeeds in the game, the Mini Huggies will retreat back into their holes and stay immobile. When all of them are gone, the player has beaten the game and are free to leave the area.

A few minutes after the player leaves the area, faint noises of clanking sounds and screams of Mini Huggies can be heard, where they are killed by Mommy Long Legs for not succeeding in the killing of the player. Near the end of the game, if the player heads back to the Wack-a-Wuggy game area, all 18 of the Mini Wuggies are gone. The player can spot the corpses of the Mini Huggies sticking to the ceiling of the Game Station, covered in Mommy Long Legs's webs and t-posing, although only three of the 18 Mini Huggies are present, and one of the yellow Mini Huggies is missing. The whereabouts of the other fifteen are unknown.

Personality

Although the Mini Huggies don't have a canon personality, it is presumed that they are being controlled by Mommy Long Legs in an attempt to do something regarding The Player. Evidence to prove that Mommy Long Legs is controlling these little toys is that in the Chapter 2 Trailer she grabs a really small Huggy Wuggy, though this particular one seems to be a toy instead of the big Huggy Wuggy. They also are much more skittish as simply a smack from the GrabPack is enough to cause them to run off, but they are still malevolent, crawling towards the player in a large group to overwhelm and kill them. They are also known to be obedient as seen in Huggy Wuggy's behavior towards tasks.

Trivia

• Upon digging into the game's assets, an audio file titled "mommy_kills_mini_huggies.uasset" can be found in the game's programming. This audio file is played shortly after player leaves the Wack-a-Wuggy game area in the gameplay. The Mini Huggies' jumpscare sounds play, further proving that the Mini Huggies are indeed killed by Mommy Long Legs.
• Although four Mini Huggies are often shown, there are actually 18 Mini Huggies who happen to share the same colors as any of the main four.
• The jumpscare sound for the Mini Huggies is Huggy Wuggy's sound but raised in a higher pitch or tone.
• In the hall to Wack-A-Wuggy, there are murals of orange, mint, purple, and pink Huggies. And the red Huggies seem to have yellow lips, unlike their regular red lips.
• There is a chance that some Mini Huggies survived Mommy Long Legs's rage, as we only see three webbed up.
• For some reason, the yellow Mini Huggy isn't present like the other Mini Huggies in the webs on the Game Station.
• This could indicate that maybe the yellow Mini Huggy survived Mommy Long Legs' rage, or Mommy Long Legs must have placed him somewhere else.
• If the players hacks the game to exit the room where Wack-A-Wuggy is played, it can be seen that each Mini Huggy is programmed to instantly jumpscare the player if one of them is not whacked in time, regardless of where the player is in the environment when this happens. As a result, the Mini Huggy will appear to teleport to the player in order to perform the jumpscare animation.