PJ Pug-a-Pillar

First seen in Chapter 2.

PJ Pug-a-Pillar is half pug and half caterpillar, one of the Swap-imals. In Chapter 2 he follows the Player through the Statues course, and if he catches up the game is over. Unlike Bunzo and the Mini Huggies, he is not heard being killed afterward.

The toy

PJ has a long body of fluffy segments in pink, magenta and pale indigo. He has a pug's face, with large black eyes, a pink muzzle, a heart shaped nose, a hanging tongue and floppy ears. Short pink legs run down both sides of him and end in curled purple shoes.

Statues

Statues is the last of Mommy Long Legs' three games. The player may move only while the lights are off, and PJ follows behind them the whole way. If he reaches them, the test is over.

The Player works through the obstacle course with PJ at their back. The exit is blocked by debris, so the Player smashes an observation window and drops down a hole into a cave.

Something with a great many legs

On a tape dated March 21, 1991, a worker named Marcas Brickley describes something about 50 feet long, with a great many legs, under the innovation wing gate. The tape never names it. What he describes matches PJ.

An assessment form in the Statues watchtower mentions PJ being far behind a child during her test.

Trivia

  • Cat-Bee and PJ are the two known Swap-imals.

Sources

In the games

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