Yarnaby

Experiment 1166, his Bigger Bodies Initiative experiment title, is inhabited by Quinn Navidson, a young orphan who was manipulated by Dr. Harley Sawyer, a.k.a. The Doctor, so that he would put in more effort at the Game Station tests, with this plan being successful. Shortly after these revelations, a cinematic trailer showcasing Yarnaby for the first time was released to the public.In the 1970s, Playtime Co. participated in a wildlife conservation campaign, a decision likely made by Elliot Ludwig. To raise awareness and support for the campaign, Playtime created and released the Yarnaby toy to the public. Although Yarnaby was initially intended to only be available for the duration of the campaign, he amassed so much popularity that Playtime Co. added him to their main roster of toys and continued to sell him years after the wildlife conservation campaign had concluded.One of the toy’s re-releases took place in 1990, with Yarnaby even starring in his own commercial this time around.He was described in his Prisoner Profile to be noticeably docile and impressionable, not violently attacking any of the scientists. He was noted to exhibit obedient and loyal behavior toward certain scientists, including Harley Sawyer, who took advantage of this to befriend and make Yarnaby psychologically dependent on him. Following Sawyer's disappearance, Yarnaby fell into a state of grief and desperation for his owner up until The Hour of Joy, during or after which the two were reunited and Yarnaby became one of Sawyer's many followers.Quinn Navidson, an orphan living in Playcare, gained notoriety among the counselors for his abnormal behavior and mediocre performances at the Game Station. This behavior soon attracted the eye of Dr. Harley Sawyer. Upon observing the boy's actions, he deduced that Quinn was hiding his true capabilities. He confronted the orphan about his findings and requested he give his all during his next tests, which he would personally oversee.