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If you don't have evidence, why are you even arguing against our claims? I mean, I understand you don't want to believe in our theory, but why ask us to leave because we believe in it?
(Not meant to be a hostile message, just genuinely curious lol.)
They do to us, and if you can't understand it, that doesn't allow you to just kick us out of the conversation because we believe different.
Again, I don't completely follow this theory that "ALL ORPHANS ARE THE TOYS!!" type of motto, however I believe that most of them were used for MUCH smaller toys like cat bee, candy cat, ect.
The bigger ones? There's a 50/50 of knowing who's an orphan, I believe though that most of them could be orphans, or not, because some (in chapter 3) will probably display an intelligence of a adult, or of much older person.
The voice actor of a character (RICH) that's shown in the VHS(In chapter 1&2) is the same voice actor of the prototype in project playtime.
So it's probably a coincidence, however, it's possible they made him into the prototype? I dunno, I just thought of something lol.