Creature: Happy Teddy Bear

An Abnormality that resembles a large, raggedy teddy bear. It's missing some fur and only has one eye.

The old ribbon around its neck hints that it may have received much affection from its previous owner. There is a name on the ribbon, but it is too tattered to be discernible. It seems that it knows it has been abandoned, and looks dejected.

<Excerpt from Counseling Log> "I was on the night patrol. I didn't feel the need to pay attention to Happy Teddy since it was harmless for the most part. I just looked inside the Containment Unit to check on it. Teddy was hugging someone tightly. I thought it was (Redacted), the employee who was in charge of Teddy for a while, working late. But something was odd. I entered the unit and called (Redacted)'s name, but they didn't answer. I immediately pressed the emergency button to call in reinforcement. Turns out, (Redacted) had been in a coma for 8 hours. They were in Teddy's arms the whole time."

<An Old Letter, Stamped with "Rejected"> Remember what was written in the employee manual? "Do NOT have personal feelings towards Abnormalities." At first, I didn't get what that was supposed to mean. Does it even make sense to develop any emotion toward those monsters in the first place? It's okay. They are monsters. Between the two of us, we can call them that. 'Happy Teddy Bear' was the second Abnormality you took charge of. I guess you must’ve thought that not all Abnormalities are monstrous after seeing it. The figure of an old, abandoned teddy bear may have brought up old memories of yours. Teddy seemed to like your hugs. Yeah, it would actually produce more energy when you were around. And in no time, they put you in charge of Teddy. You probably felt some kind of responsibility for it, right? I started getting worried as you visited Teddy's unit more and more often. It felt as if you were visiting an orphanage for volunteer work. … It seems Teddy saw you as its new owner. Maybe you'd have been happy to hear that. But, you see, Teddy never wanted to be separate from its owner ever again. You probably always promised that you'd return. But it couldn't understand. I heard that you miraculously survived. And that they spent an hour trying to separate you from Teddy's embrace. Though others may forget about you. I will always remember you. May there be a miracle.

#0 died of asphyxiation after working with $0 multiple times in a row.

#0 was found dead in $0’s arms with a broken neck. It is believed that visiting $0’s Containment Unit several times in a row is what causes these unfortunate incidents. Please refer to the “Old Letter” document for more information.