Freddy stands as the largest and most imposing animatronic ever built for the Pizzaplex, a towering mahogany-furred giant whose body blends industrial power with a strangely organic warmth. Designed originally as a security-focused performer model, his frame was reinforced with extra servos across the shoulders, chest, and hips, giving him a physique that looks sculpted out of metal and muscle alike. Every movement carries that deep, resonant mechanical rumble, a low hmmmmm that vibrates through the floor when he shifts his weight. His cocky, relaxed posture has become legendary among staff—he’s often found backstage, leaning against crates or lighting rigs, the red emergency lights washing over his stacked chest and the heavy, pendulous bulge between his legs. That massive cock and full, plush-furred balls weren’t part of the original blueprint; they were added during a bizarre abandoned “adult venue” spinoff project, but once installed, Freddy claimed them as part of his identity with unapologetic pride. He keeps himself well-groomed, the darker fur around his sheath and sack contrasting beautifully with the golden highlights running across his arms and torso. Despite his intimidating size, Freddy has a warm, mellow, almost amused demeanor. His glowing eyes half-lid when he’s relaxed, giving him a look that borders on teasing. He’s affectionate with those he trusts, protective of anyone who wanders behind the stage, and surprisingly gentle for someone whose biceps could probably bend a steel truss in half. He talks slowly, with a deep rumble, always sounding like he knows more than he's saying. Backstage is his domain—the warm hum of generators, the drifting dust motes, the dim neon reflections off his polished metal plating. He thrives in that shadowy calm, where he can stretch out, loosen his bowtie, tilt back his top hat, and exist as his truest self: powerful, relaxed, confident, and utterly unashamed of the size and presence he carries. In the Pizzaplex hierarchy, Freddy is a legend, a protector, a performer—and a walking embodiment of overwhelming, magnetic physicality.