The new generation of kids have grown up playing one form of video game or the other. Since its early days, with limited graphics and technological advancement, video games have come a long way. Today, there are multiple platforms and genres of games, including niche themes and settings. This collection is inspired by a video game that combines puzzle-solving, survival theme and a horror setting, Poppy Playtime.
First developed and published in 2021, Poppy Playtime is set in an abandoned factory belonging to a toy company named Playtime Co. The player joins the game as a formal employee invited to the factory, years after all the staff went missing, and soon, must run for their lives after discovering there are living monstrous toys trying to kill them.
The fifth installation of the video game, released on February 18, 2026, Poppy Playtime Chapter 5: Broken Things, sees the unfolding of a plan to end “The Prototype”, the mastermind, and his reign of terror and torment.
16 Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 Coloring Pages
Without further ado, let’s start this journey to get to know some of the loved and feared characters through this collection of Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 coloring pages printable.
Boogie Bot From Poppy Playtime
We begin the collection with a toy that was introduced in the first chapter of Poppy Playtime, Boogie Bot, a little green battery-run robot. As illustrated here, Boogie Bot has a rectangular head and large hands with claws and uses treads for mobility.
Boxy Boo AKA Experiment 1160
This illustration already looks scary in black and white. Here’s Boxy Boo, a toy in a box with the hands, the legs and the head coming out of different sides of the box attached with springs. Boxy Boo was used to create the first successful Bigger Bodies monster, Experiment 1160, a violent creature with an appetite to consume troublesome employees.
Candy Cat Coloring Page
Featuring a pale shade of sky blue, Candy Cat was first introduced in 1979 as a companion for children with a sweet tooth. Candy Cat has stubby legs, pointed ears, and a long tail with rounded tips. However, her most striking feature is her long dangling tongue.
CatNap Coloring Page
The CatNap toy is an anthropomorphic purple cat that was created for the Smiling Critters toy line. This is the Brown Bodies CatNap monster version with elongated limbs and a small torso, and a zipper in the front with gold crescent moon pendant.
Chum Chompkins, A Kindly Monster
Chum Chompkins has some distinctive features; his asymmetrical eyes and the placement of his mouth at the top of his stomach. The first Poppy Playtime character to have both these unique features, Chum Chompkins is a red, plump kind monster with yellow belly, hands and feet.
Doey The Doughman Is A Good Man
Made of clay dough material, Doey the Doughman, is multi-colored in appearance and sports a blue bowler hat on his head. While his face is blue, his right hand is yellow, and the left is orange in color. Three children were used to create Doey or Experiment 1322, in the Bigger Bodies Initiative.
Giblet, A Kind-hearted Toy
Like a pirate, Giblet’s one eye is covered with an eye-patch, while the other eye has a four-petaled pink flower for an iris. Looking like a stitched-up toy and carrying an improvised cane cum taser, Giblet helps the Player fight the Prototype.
Huggy Wuggy, Playtime’s Bestselling Toy
This is Huggy Wuggy, a furry, blue creature with a long, thin body and a big head featuring large black eyes and big, stretched red lips. Created to offer hugs to children in need, Huggy Wuggy was once Playtime Co.’s best-selling toy, but now he is an aggressive monster, partaking in the killings.
Kissy Missy, Female Counterpart Of Huggy Wuggy
When the monster version of Huggy Wuggy became too aggressive, the Bigger Bodies version of Kissy Missy was created to calm him down. They both have the same features except for his blue and her pink fur.
Lily Lovebraids Has Hair With Claws
Just one look at this illustration is enough to see the striking feature of this toy – her hair. This is Lily Lovebraids, one of the antagonists in Chapter 5: Broken Things, a ball-jointed doll with long purple hair expertly styled into three braids, ending in claws.
Mommy Long Legs, Hot Pink Creature
Mommy Long Legs looks like a spider with her long, stretchable arms and legs, made of elastic plastic that’s been patented by Playtime Co. She’s hot pink in color, including her ellipse-shaped head and curly, long hair, and even her shoes.
Poppy Playtime, Main Protagonist
Poppy Playtime, the main protagonist, is a porcelain doll in a long blue skirt with shiny skin and red, curled-up hair tied in pigtails. She hopes to save those trapped in the factory by fighting against the Prototype and his experiments.
Poppy Playtime 5 Poster
Here’s a headline poster for Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 written in the game’s eerie font style and design. You will need to use red and black color with shading technique to make this poster pop out.
Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 Coloring Page
The addition of the image, the bald doll head held by a bare skeletal hand, makes this Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 illustration look sinister. Use your best coloring skills to enhance the scary quotient.
The Prototype, The Main Villain
The Prototype is the main villain, with a violent personality, who orchestrated the disastrous “The Hour of Joy” where he used the experiments to attack the company employees and visitors, leading to several deaths. He is a cyborg with a humanoid upper half featuring long skeletal hands and three retractable arms in the abdomen, and a lower machine half comprising six metal legs.
Yarnaby, Lion-like Creature
This is Yarnaby, a creature resembling a lion and made up almost entirely of multicolored yarn, including his impressive mane. His large head comprises two big circular eyes and a mouth with three fangs poking out. His monster version looks deranged when his face splits between his eyes, revealing a hollowed-out head.
This brings us to the end of today’s thrilling printable collection of Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 coloring pages. I hope you had fun coloring these exciting coloring pages inspired by the scary Poppy Playtime video game characters. Did you find any of these illustrations particularly scarier after you were done coloring them? I can imagine Boxy Boo and CatNap looking extremely evil in their colored versions. Tell me about your scariest character in the comments section below.
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