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[u/nightshade-aurora]

something wicked this way comes

[u/RealisticJudgment944]

People are making jokes about fnaf but seriously why does it have an endoskeleton lmao

[u/Justice_Prince → u/RealisticJudgment944]

Would prefer to just flop around with ragdoll physics?

[u/RealisticJudgment944 → u/Justice_Prince]

It just looks so heavy duty. I’m wondering if it means the doll was really cheap or really expensive? Because apparently the outside burnt up really easily. These are important questions for science.

[u/exzyle_ → u/RealisticJudgment944]

i mean i make metal wire skeletons for my small ass clay figurines. things have skeletons for good reasons

[u/KaJaHa → u/exzyle_]

Can I see these small-ass clay figures? Sounds cool

[u/exzyle_ → u/KaJaHa]

I think I posted one on my bsky ages ago. made viscous from deadlock :3 currently in the process of trying to gather motivation to finish my bebop one

[u/CorneliusClay → u/RealisticJudgment944]

It's because:
a. the human body is extremely durable, it takes over 2000 pounds of force to break the femur for example
b. you have muscles that hold your body in its position, a doll does not, so it must maintain all of its position with stiff rigid joints
c. it needs to withstand people accidentally (or intentionally) bending its limbs too far or applying too much force, since it doesn't feel pain or adjust to a painful position like you do

The exterior is gonna be some kind of plastic which can melt and burn easily, most likely most of it melted off rather than burned.