Candy Cat

Candy Cat is a pale sky blue cat with pale cerulean dot eyes, tiny, pointed ears of matching color, a matching nose and pair of droplet markings on her cheeks resembling whiskers, a short round torso with a splash of pale cerulean, four stubby legs with white paws, and a long tail with a rounded tip. Her snout is white with a matching triangular patch of fur above it. Her most prominent feature is her long, exaggerated tongue, which is always seen lolling out of her mouth. Her cartoon counterpart has black dot eyes and a friendly grin. Her tongue is also more elongated and hangs more out of her mouth.Candy Cat always marches to the beat of her own drums. True to her 1970s release date, Candy Cat is a free-spirited icon and is a favorite amongst children who have been known to indulge in sweets.Candy Cat's specific personality is implied to be a bright, bubbly and sunny individual who is free-spirited and lively, in relation to her Digital Collectible Profile. Based on her cardboard cutout voice lines, it can be inferred that she might be a greedy and gluttonous individual who would only like to eat candy. However, based on her name - Candy Cat - it seems even her gluttony has its limits; when fed too many times, she begins to beg The Player for them to stop "feeding" her.Candy Cat was created in 1979 by Playtime Co. She was created with the intention of being a unique individual to keep up with the new decade, as seen on her Digital Collectible Profile and in the Orientation Notebook.An orphan girl named Makayla Hyssop was assigned to become a Candy Cat experiment whilst she participated in the Game Station activities.A cardboard cutout of Candy Cat is seen along the pathway taken out of Wack-a-Wuggy. In the dialogue, Candy Cat says to click her button to feed her, and after three feedings, she tells The Player to not feed her any more candy. But if they clicked the button more times after this warning, Candy Cat would tell them to stop.