In Log 08502, Huggy was briefly mentioned as Experiment 1170, and was dubbed the most optimal subject, as he possesses the ideal amount of intelligence and is obedient to the scientists working at the company.

During the vent chase, Huggy is able to cut off and keep up with the player by navigating through the ventilation system.During a recent livestream where developers played with fans on Project: Playtime, a new render was created, featuring Huggy with a remastered model. Before the player drops the crate onto Huggy on the catwalk, he can be seen sprinting towards the player on all fours, much like an ape.

Huggy does not make an appearance in this chapter, but is instead mentioned in the second tape discussing Experiment 1006, in which he was confirmed to be a different entity, as he went with the alias Experiment 1170 instead. After the player manages to turn back on the toy-making machines and bypasses a door system using a toy made by the machines, Huggy reveals himself.One employee, depicted as a male adult, was seen driving through the forest in an attempt to catch up with 1170 by driving to the railroad covering most of the land around the factory. Catching up with Huggy, they successfully shot him with a tranquilizer round in his leg; unfortunately, he escaped back into the forest. In a trailer headshot close-up of Huggy, it seemed that behind his plastic "eyes" lie big shot, human-like eyes. After managing to momentarily escape Huggy and landing on a brittle catwalk, the player pulls a crate onto the crumbling structure just as Huggy bursts from the vents, causing it to collapse.

He concluded his document by saying how both he and the Innovation department weren't happy regarding what had happened that night. This however can be proven as false, as three different entities can be depicted talking to us throughout the Vent Chase via the conveyor walls. Later he is seen in the Warehouse peeking from one of the vents when the player goes to the balcony a second time. In an aggressive and swift manner, Huggy rammed himself straight into their car's windshield, frightening him and resulting in him attempting to shoot Huggy with tranquilizer darts. started the Bigger Bodies Initiative, conducting numerous unethical and highly illegal experiments, one such example being Huggy Wuggy, who was known as Experiment 1170.Whether you need a cute, fashionable daypack for your next travel adventure, or a cool rucksack to go from the office to the gym, these spacious backpacks include adjustable padded shoulder straps, an internal laptop pocket, and an exterior mesh side pocket. However, this has been proven false, as it turns out the eyes assumed to have been viewed as a reflection of the floor. During Chapter 1: A Tight Squeeze; it was said that Huggy Wuggy was 17 feet [3], although after Chapter 2: Fly in a Web's release, it was said on Twitter that Huggy was 18 feet. While chasing after the player, Huggy constantly wears a deranged toothy smile, suggesting that he enjoys hunting his victims (or more simply that his anatomy prevents him from not smiling). An unknown security worker could be seen roaming the woods at 11:34 PM, encountering many fresh, dead deer corpses.

However, his monster counterpart, 1170, shows him to be a murderous creature, slaughtering anyone he encounters. During the way Huggy is seen two brief times, first his arm is seen sticking out of the door in the Make-A-Friend hallway after the Main Lobby. The VHS Tape ends with Huggy Wuggy looking at the camera while standing in front of a suburban house, presumed to be his foster home. Huggy Wuggy is presumed to be the one who wrote the countless words within the walls during the Vent Chase. The hands have large Velcro straps on them, and the feet possess four digits including thumbs, though they are fused together and are unable to move individually (with the exception of the thumbs).While crawling through the vents after the player, Huggy is able to bend and contort his body to fit into tight spaces.