Five Nights at Freddy's Marionette TUBBZ Boxed Edition

Name: Five Nights at Freddy's Marionette TUBBZ Boxed Edition
Brand: TUBBZ
Price: 19.99 USD
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WHY THIS RULES:

The Marionette is already one of Five Nights at Freddy’s most unnerving designs because so much of its menace comes from stillness rather than bulk. Numskull carries that into TUBBZ with the ghostly white mask, dark tear tracks, and striped limbs intact, so the character remains eerie even after being converted into a duck. The result is goofy at first glance and increasingly creepy the longer you look at it, which feels pretty appropriate for the Puppet.

The PVC figure stands approximately 3.54 inches tall outside the packaging, matching the standard Boxed Edition TUBBZ scale. That compact size keeps it easy to pair with Bonnie and other FNAF ducks without one character dominating the display. The clear-front box also works well for collectors who like horror pieces packaged, while the character-specific details still show clearly through the window.

WHAT IT'S GOT:

Marionette character details

The white mask, tear-track markings, and striped limbs preserve the Puppet’s recognizable FNAF appearance.

Approximately 3.54 inches tall

At about 9 cm, the figure fits cleanly with other boxed TUBBZ releases.

Display-ready box

The Boxed Edition presentation keeps the figure visible while making it easy to stack with other FNAF collectibles.

Where This Comes From

Character Marionette

Fan-Chise Five Nights at Freddy's

Fandom Video Games

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Five Nights at Freddy's Marionette TUBBZ Boxed Edition - Toys

Marionette, also known as The Puppet, is the masked Five Nights at Freddy’s animatronic held at bay by the Prize Corner music box.

Marionette

Marionette, also widely known as The Puppet, is the eerie masked animatronic introduced in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, a character whose quiet presence becomes one of the franchise’s most memorable threats.

Unlike the restaurant’s animal performers, Marionette has a tall, thin humanoid body, striped limbs, and a white mask marked by dark eyes, red cheeks, and purple tear-like streaks.

The night guard does not manage Marionette with doors or the Freddy Fazbear mask.

Instead, survival depends on keeping the Prize Corner music box wound.

Allow the music to stop for too long and Marionette emerges, at which point most of the player’s usual defensive tricks become irrelevant. Phone Guy specifically warns that the Puppet seems to be “always... thinking,” can travel freely, and probably will not be fooled by the Freddy mask.

That makes Marionette mechanically distinct even before later games expand the character’s importance to the larger story surrounding Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza.

Licensed merchandise continues to use the Marionette name directly, including Funko’s anniversary Pop! Marionette release.

Call it Marionette.

Call it The Puppet.

Just keep winding the music box.

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Five Nights at Freddy’s is spooky chaos wrapped in neon lights, jump scares, and animatronics with way too much personality. It’s the kind of horror that sneaks up on you, grins, and then lunges straight at your nerves. Fans love it because it mixes mystery, tension, and wild lore with that unmistakable “haunted pizza place after dark” energy. Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, and the whole crew feel like mascots who crawled out of a fever dream.

The universe keeps expanding in rad ways. Every game adds new mechanics, new threats, and new twists that send fans spiraling into theory mode. The books, the movie, the spin offs, the endless fan creations… it’s all part of a living, breathing community driven franchise where every shadow holds a clue and every animatronic has a secret. It’s horror fun stripped down to its essence. A dark room, a flickering monitor, and the creeping sense that something is one inch behind you.

What makes FNAF stick is the vibe. It’s scary, sure, but it’s also stylish, weirdly funny, community powered, and full of surprising heart. Fans love the characters as much as the chaos, and every new iteration feels like a late night dare you absolutely say yes to.