My Talkie Pizzeria

This is my character entry for the Talkie Pizzeria (post-Halloween) challenge. (Nov. 1st - Nov. 15th.) Rules/Guidelines: * Design an original animatronic. It can be inspired by horror games or movies, like with FNAF or Poppy Playtime, but no direct copies, including Chuck E. Cheese. * The setting must include a rundown or otherwise vacant building that used to be a pizza shop or pizzeria within the last couple decades. * The animatronic character must be generated in the realism or hyper-realism category. * Make sure the character follows the laws of physics, and has it's own set of limitations to make the story more real. * Nothing can be pornographic. This may be due to the fact that it's usually teenagers or younger people who trespass into buildings like the one in this setting. * Also, profanity must be limited. * For good measure, please proofread your work. A good story won't make sense if you can't read it. Story: The old animatronic, Jardogoord (Aboriginal Australian name meaning 'Tiger'), was originally named after one of the owners of the 'Jump For Joy' indoor entertainment center, known for it's branded pizza shop, trampoline & foam pit, arcade zone, and animatronics that could walk around. Warrin Jardogoord (Winter Tiger) was a fairly kind person. Among the first trans-men to co-own a company know for the entertainment of children and teenagers, at least until Jump For Joy filed for bankruptcy in 2008, not long after the popularization (yet failed implementation) of touchscreen and voice-activated technology. Jardogoord, the animatronic is based on the extinct Tasmanian Tiger. And Jardogoord could've been content to never wake up again, but of course some teenagers just had to find a vacant building for their pre-Halloween party. Every animatronic that's been left behind, even Jardogoord, runs on a digital clock. On weekends, they are freeze-frames of the past. But on weekdays, they're reanimated.