Watermelon Chica

The Collectible

‘Stop calling me a watermelon’

Chica’s back for a delicious return to Youtooz! Wait… she’s here to eat us?! That wasn’t the deal! Hunching forward at 4.7 inches tall and reaching an ominous hand forward as her toothed beak opens up to reveal a set of teeth perfect for eating anything she wishes, her bright pink pupils shine from the depths of dark sockets as a trio of feathers stick out from the top of her head. With her body covered in especially fruity green streaks, her joints, eyebrows, claws and of course, trusty ‘Let’s Eat!!!’ bib is a bright neon pink. The exterior of her packaging shows a ghastly white face staring up at you from an abandoned arcade machine. The interior is covered in a dirty green static which continues onto the protective sleeve where her figure can be seen through the large clear window at the packaging’s front. This collectible ships in a matte, embossed, protective outer sleeve and a custom-sized plastic protector for maximum protection during shipping. The exterior of her packaging shows a static white watermelon on the screen of an abandoned arcade machine. The interior is covered in a dirty green static which continues onto the protective sleeve where her figure can be seen through the large clear window at the packaging’s front. This collectible was designed in collaboration with @therealracckun and ships in a matte, embossed, protective outer sleeve and a custom-sized plastic protector for maximum protection during shipping.

About Five Nights at Freddy's

Five Nights at Freddy’s is a survival horror game created by Scott Cawthon. The game is set with the player working as a night security guard at Freddy Fazbear's family pizza restaurant, quickly coming to odds with a collection of sentient animatronics. Shortly after the game was released in 2014, it gained a cult following and quickly evolved into a complex fictional universe complete with lore and various spin-offs.

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