POPPY PLAYTIME - POP Games N° 1334 - Doey the Doughman

POPPY PLAYTIME – Doey the Doughman – POP! Games No. 1334

Meet Doey the Doughman, one of the main characters from the fourth chapter of Poppy Playtime, with this POP! Games No. 1334 figurine from Funko. Standing approximately 10.4 cm tall, this edition recreates the Playtime Co. creature in the stylised proportions characteristic of the POP! range, whilst retaining its instantly recognisable multicoloured appearance. 

Doey resembles a creature made of a malleable substance similar to modelling clay. His body and head are mainly light blue, whilst his limbs feature a mix of yellow, orange and red hues. His small dark blue bowler hat, long neck and deliberately minimalist face complete this appearance, which is both childlike and unsettling, directly inspired by the character encountered in Poppy Playtime: Chapter 4 – Safe Haven.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Funko

• Range / Collection: POP! Games

• Licence: Poppy Playtime

• Character: Doey the Doughman

• In-game name: Experiment 1322

• Number: No. 1334

• Product type: Collectible POP! figurine

• Height: approx. 10.4 cm / 4.1 inches

• Material: PVC / vinyl

• Main colours: light blue, yellow, orange and red

• Box dimensions: approx. 11.5 × 9 × 16 cm

• EAN: 0889698969642

• Funko reference: 96964

Origin and character lore

Doey the Doughman, or Experiment 1322, makes a physical appearance in Poppy Playtime: Chapter 4 – Safe Haven. Originally, Doey was the mascot for a mouldable product by Playtime Co. called Doey Dough, which was marketed long before the events of the game. As part of the Bigger Bodies Initiative, the company subsequently created a giant, living version of the character.

Experiment 1322 has one major distinguishing feature: it is the result of combining three children – Jack Ayers, Kevin Barnes and Matthew Hallard – whose different personalities coexist within Doey. His dough-like body gives him a great ability to contort and change shape, but this constitution also has a significant weakness when exposed to extremely low temperatures.

Following the events that shook the Playtime Co. factory, Doey becomes the protector of Safe Haven, a refuge for toys seeking to escape the control of the Prototype and the Doctor. His desire to protect this new family is one of the central themes of his story and explains the complex role he plays in the fourth chapter.