Poppy Playtime Chapter 5: Broken Things is packed with new horrors, twisted experiments, and — surprisingly — a couple of characters who become allies in your battle against the monstrous Prototype. Two of the most talked-about figures are Giblet and Chum Chompkins — and they’re far more than just strange toys.
Let’s unpack who these characters are, what they mean to the story, their gameplay interactions, and why players are so fascinated by them.
๐งญ Who Is Giblet? — The Reluctant Ally
Giblet appears early in Chapter 5 and quickly becomes one of your closest companions as you navigate the dark Playtime Co. laboratories.
๐งธ Appearance & Design
Giblet is a small, orange-brown creature with an inside-out plush look — part disturbing, part sympathetic. He has one magenta eye and a patched-up eye socket, complemented by clothing that hints at a long and difficult past.
Although many specifics about his origin story are unknown, Giblet is confirmed as a key ally in Chapter 5.
๐ง Role in the Story
Unlike most experiments, Giblet isn’t hostile. He rescues the player from early ambushes, guides you through the labs, and helps you reach critical objectives.
He provides hints and directions that keep the player alive, transforming him into a deuteragonist ally whose presence is as much about narrative guidance as gameplay support.
๐งฉ Fan Theory
Some players speculate that Giblet may be a transformed former employee or linked to prior experiments like Rich or Preston Willard, given his intelligence and leadership.
๐น Status Update
Giblet – Status: Active (Escaped on Train with Player)
(Encourages readers to share theories or comment on their favorite moments.)
๐ป Who Is Chum Chompkins? — The Gentle Giant
Chum Chompkins is another standout character: a large, red-furred creature with a mouth on his stomach, appearing in Chapter 5 alongside Giblet.
๐ฆ Design & Background
Chum is bulkier than Huggy Wuggy or Kissy Missy, with a rotund silhouette and inside-out plush textures. His most notable gameplay feature is the stomach “hideout” mechanic, allowing the player to hide from the Prototype in tense moments.
๐ Role in the Story
Although Chum initially works under the Prototype, he ends up assisting Giblet and the player during stealth segments. He is protective rather than hostile, making him one of the most memorable “friendly” experiments.
๐ก Pro-Tip
While hiding inside Chum’s stomach, move slowly and avoid abrupt camera shifts. Sudden movements may draw attention from nearby threats.
๐น Status Update
Chum Chompkins – Status: Unknown (Last seen in Biodiversity Labs)
๐ 3. The “Wrongside Outimals” Connection
Giblet and Chum belong to the Wrongside Outimals — a group of inside-out experiments, representing Playtime Co.’s twisted versions of rejected toys.
These creatures are not random; they symbolize a resistance against the Prototype, showing intelligence and initiative. Their designs set them apart from the more aggressive “Bigger Bodies” toys like Huggy Wuggy and Kissy Missy.
๐น Comparison Table
| Feature | Huggy Wuggy / Kissy Missy | Giblet / Chum (Wrongside Outimals) |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Bigger Bodies Initiative | Biodiversity Labs (Rejects) |
| Alignment | Security / Hostile | Resistance / Allied |
| Anatomy | Standard plush/fur | Inside-out fur/padding, storage abilities |
| Intelligence | Instinctual / Command-based | High, capable of complex strategy |
- Curious if these allies can help Huggy and Kissy? Read our analysis on The Fate of Huggy Wuggy & Kissy Missy in Chapter 5
๐ 5. Why Players Care About Them
Giblet provides guidance and narrative direction.
Chum introduces creative mechanics like the hiding feature.
Both showcase a blend of creepiness and empathy, standing out among the Prototype’s experiments.
Their ties to the Wrongside Outimals hint at deeper lore and potential sequels.
While Giblet and Chum are friendly, not all Wrongside Outimals are. To see how they compare to the terrifying new boss, check out our Lily Lovebraids Identity & Boss Guide.
❓ FAQ
Q: Are Giblet and Chum friendly?
A: Yes — they assist the player during key segments of Chapter 5.
Q: What are Wrongside Outimals?
A: Inside-out or rejected plush experiments, including Giblet and Chum, visually distinct from other toys.
Q: Do we know if they survive?
A: Giblet escapes on the train with the player; Chum’s final fate is unknown.
Q: What role do they play against the Prototype?
A: They provide guidance and help with stealth to survive dangerous encounters.
✨ Final Thoughts
Giblet and Chum Chompkins are more than background plushies — they’re central to Chapter 5’s narrative, gameplay, and emotional impact. Their unique designs, clever mechanics, and ties to the Wrongside Outimals make them compelling topics for fans and newcomers alike.
๐ Next recommended reads:
- Mob Entertainment Official Website – Developer news and updates
- Poppy Playtime on Steam – Chapter 5 store page, system requirements, and release info
- Reddit – r/PoppyPlaytime – Player discussions, fan theories, and community tips
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