Daisy Danger

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> **I can take any mean old thing and make it nice instead. But when it's quiet, all I can hear is that voice in my head.**
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> Daisy to Owen, Hello Puppets: Midnight Show

## CHARACTER INFORMATION

### Occupation:

House wife
Cook
Party planner

## GAME DETAILS

### Level:

Daisy Danger's Kitchen Catastrophe

**Daisy Danger** was the tetartagonist character of the hit children's show Mortimer's Handeemen and one of the antagonists of Hello Puppets: Midnight Show.

Daisy is mentioned in Personal Log 1 - 2 - 83 as being the mother hen of the puppets by Owen Gubberson. This information given to us gives a bit of insight that Daisy was created to have a caring and nurturing behavior, though, her official biographic next to her painting mentions her having a pretty bad temper as well. Both of these personality traits carry over and her anger intensifies into murderous and brutal when she is brought to life.

In Hello Puppets! she has zero appearances, however, Scout in Hello Puppets! brings up the fact she "got her claws" on the sewing room, and shows intense fear about being in there. We can conclude from this that being around Daisy in this state now is rather more dangerous than before. In Hello Puppets: Midnight Show she tends to ignore the bad things happening around her, seemly to talk about another topic entirely when the harmful acts she is committing is brought up. She's overly sweet and motherly, but, if anyone does anything excessively mean or rude she blacks out and enter danger mode, where she will destroy anything in her way.

## Appearance

Daisy is a humanoid wooden ventriloquist dummy made to resemble an stereotypical southern house wife, possibly from Georgia, Alabama, or Tennessee due to the accent. Her hair is blonde and swooped back in twin curls on both sides by a blue headband. He also has big blue eyes, a small button-like nose, bright red lipstick, and rosy cheeks to match her theme.

Her outfit consist of a 80s-like ruffled red bell-shaped dress, a white apron with a bit of a pinkish tint, and a large pearl necklace.

We do not get to see any appearance of Daisy after the corruption of the spell kicks in, though according to her painting, as well as the art gallery photo, she gets twisted, grungy, and possibly cracked in some places like the rest of the puppets. Scout also mentioned that She has claws.

## Personality

Daisy is shown to have a helpful, friendly, motherly personality that lacks any purposeful ill will. Though being brought to life she is unable to break this mold, meaning she hardly can recognize when awful things is happening around her. Her danger mode is also rather intense and hints she is the strongest puppet of the four when out of her comfort zone. She also breaks down rather quickly when people give her the silent treatment, mentioning that when no sounds are around she only hears the voices in her head. This could be a reason why she is always humming and singing whenever she gets a chance to.

Daisy is shown to not be able to control her danger mode at first, as brought up by Riley Ruckus in Nick's viewable tape, she blacks out whenever the mode is activated. Eventually in the end of Security Log 09 ( Daisy Danger ) Riley helps her get control of her dangerous anger. This doesn't stop her from using this to intimidate the other puppets though, as she threatens Nick Nack within in one of Daisy's viewable tape for his previous behavior.

Her personality is not touched on in Hello Puppets!, but Scout's reaction to the fact she could be in the room with them is enough to say that Daisy has become much more darker in action and thought than before.

## Relationships

#### Owen Gubberson

Daisy seems to care a lot about Owen like she does the rest of the puppets, and still refers to him as father when she talks to him. Even when Owen tries to inform her that her actions is as dark as the others, she tends to ignore him and talk about something else. She does get rather upset though if he misses a performance or gives her the silent treatment.

#### Riley Ruckus

Riley and Daisy are rather close friends, always seeming to have each other's back no matter the situation. Riley always tends to cover for Daisy's mistakes when they are made, and Daisy in return chooses to stay out of the way and keep quiet about things Riley is doing behind Mortimer Handee's back. Daisy is always grateful for Riley's actions and tends to give her important ideas time to time. After all, Daisy is the one who originally planted the idea of overthrowing Mortimer into Riley’s head during Riley’s Security Log 12. It's unknown how their relationship is in Hello Puppets! as we never see them interact and Riley never mentions her.

#### Mortimer Handee

Daisy admits in the Introduction Prologue that she is very aware of Mortimer's dark nature, but due to her naivety it seems she really can not grasp how bad things have gotten with him. She treats Mortimer the same as any other puppet, with a kind heart due to her nature, but it seems she doesn't mind if someone else was to overthrow him. It's unknown how their relationship is in Hello Puppets! as we never see them interact, though its assumed she still views him as superior.

#### Nick Nack

Nick and Daisy have a neutral relationship though Daisy does seem to be rather caring of the artist, even when he doesn't return the same attitude. She does get revenge though for him purposely triggering her danger mode by using it to threaten him after she learns to control it. It's unknown how their relationship is in Hello Puppets! as we never see them interact and they are never mentioned.

#### Scout

We get zero interactions between the two, but Scout seems to be fearful of her so they must of had a negative run in at one point in the time between the second and first game.

## Trivia

* The sock monster at the tea party was mistakenly speculated to be Daisy, though her real name is Kathy.
	+ In the Security Log 04 ( Nick Nack ) tape, its clear that the two are completely two different characters.
* In Hello Puppets! Daisy does not make a physical appearance in-game or in-story, only being mentioned once by Scout and seen within a few show posters.
	+ Daisy, was not added to the final game due to time constraints and restrictions placed upon the Otherworld team by their oculus contract deal. The game originally would have been much longer but due to these limitations they had to cut it short.
	+ In the fan song Show Everyone, which was a collaboration with the official Overworld team, Daisy has a model appearance that is cracked and grungy. It's unknown if this model is how she would of looked in the first game, or its fan made.
	+ In Daisy’s blueprints located throughout both the 1st & 2nd game, Daisy is designed to be wearing a few different variations of either an engagement ring or a wedding band of some sort. Which would make sense due to her being a 50’s housewife stereotype. This design choice however, was not carried into her physical model for some reason so it is unknown if she is supposed to married or not and if so, to whom is also unclear.