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Information
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Species:
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Mouse
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Gender:
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Female
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Color (s):
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Photo-Negative
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Starting Location:
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CAM 3
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First appearance:
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Night 4
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“
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Why do I exist?
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”
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— Photo-Negative Minnie
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Photo-Negative Minnie is an antagonist in the games Abandoned: Discovery Island and Five Nights at Treasure Island: Found Revision 1.
Description
Appearance
As the name suggests, Photo-Negative Minnie is a carbon copy of Minnie Mouse with negative coloration, like Photo-Negative Mickey and True Mickey, but she has soulless black button-like eyes, and a huge pair of human-like teeth. She contains the rest of Minnie Mouse's key traits: Such as circular ears, a polka-dot bowtie and dress, a pointy nose, shoes and gloves. She also has a small pointy tail, though it usually remains absent from her design, like Photo-Negative Mickey and True Mickey.
Her shade version is based off Jeff The Killer.
Behavior
Photo-Negative Minnie becomes active starting on Night 4. She will begin in Character Prep 1, off-screen. Then, she will appear in the room, floating. This can help the player prepare for her to move. Photo-Negative Minnie moves directly to the Office, and moves very quickly, evidently the same speed of Photo-Negative Mickey.
If Photo-Negative Minnie appears in the Office, the player needs to raise the monitor and shut down a camera, the loud noise luring PN Minnie into another room. The player also has the option to switch off the power, or hide under the desk, giving the player 50/50 chance of surviving. Delaying or neglecting to do these things will cause her to kill the player. Photo-Negative Minnie will always disappear, reappearing in Character Prep 1 later if the player shuts off a camera or the power.
Locations
Photo-Negative Minnie will start off-camera, then she will start hanging in Character Prep 1, move to the Staff Area, then move to the Meat Freezer, move to the Lounge, and will eventually enter The Office.
Bugs
- During her jumpscare, Photo Negative Minnie's teeth are clipping through her.
- When Photo-Negative Minnie appears in the office, it looks like she has human-like eyes inside her headpiece. However, this is simply due to the lighting.
Trivia
- Photo-Negative Minnie was originally planned as an easter egg by AnArt1996 during Five Nights at Treasure Island's 1.0 phase, and was the result of a request from a user on the original Wiki. The user suggested this character by submitting fanart that can be found here.
- In Abandoned: Discovery Island, she became an active antagonist.
- Photo-Negative Minnie is one of three female enemies in the game, the other two being Daisy Duck and God.
- Photo-Negative Minnie was originally known as Photo-Negative Minnie in the original version, until she was then changed to Impure Mouse (And her colors were reverted, although she kept the eyes and human-like teeth) and Photo-Negative Mickey was replaced by Willy, and Dark Oswald changed himself into Classic Oswald when PuritySinners took over the game.
- When Photo-Negative Minnie laughs, she sounds like she's crying.
- The Corrupti Incident explains why she has no eyes in the A:DI continuity.
- When Photo-Negative Minnie appears in the office, it looks like she has eyes inside her mask, how ever it could most likely be lighting or modeling error.
- Photo-Negative Minnie's shade looks similar to Ink-Blot Minnie from SubWooferX3's Nightmare Before Disney.
- When Photo-Negative Minnie appears in the office without power, Photo-Negative Minnie's eyes (in her shade form) will go red. Whether any shade suits that can't do this is unknown.
- Her killscreen is inspired by Nightmare's, Golden Freddy's and Nightmarionne's from the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.
- Her changed name in Abandoned: Discovery Island was a nod to her original 3.0 counterpart, Impure Mouse, where her coloring was reverted.
- Photo-Negative Mickey's dialogue implies that Photo-Negative Minnie was killed during the Corrupti Incident, which contradicts her appearance in gameplay; it is implied that the Photo-Negative Minnie that Jake Smith is seeing is a hallucination, or possibly a ghost.
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