Endacopia Mannequin: Her Name, Face & Where to Find Her

“Mannequin” is what players call her before the game tells you otherwise — Tip does too (“This mannequin.. looks like it was bought online.”). Everything below is about the mannequin in Henry’s house; the two other mannequin-shaped things are covered at the end.

The mannequin’s name

SCRIBBLY. After you draw her face she wakes up, forgets who she is and asks you to tell her. The wrong answers (“dummy”, “mannequin”) are rejected. The right one is printed on her return box in the top-left corner of the closet room, readable only with the flashlight. Tip’s hint in the room: “I wonder if the return box is nearby? Uh- not that we should return it or anything.”

Her packaging calls her the “handy hand-drawn hand drawing helper” — that is her product line, not her name.

The mannequin’s face

Henry erased it. To put it back:

1. Take the flashlight and pencil from the closet room (House I, after doors.exe opens the new door).
2. Enter the dark cave from Mellow’s room and click the instruction pages. The community wiki counts four; pages you have found stay in the booklet even if the flashlight dies.
3. Put the pages in the booklet and draw the face with the pencil. It only has to resemble the reference — Tip: “I’m no artist, but maybe you could try harder at drawing the mannequin’s face? I mean, the reference is right there.”

Skip: the wiki documents a Reddit-found shortcut that works without the pages — draw roughly 16–28 dots in the top area, 31–41 in the middle and 9–21 in the bottom area. Close enough counts.

Step-by-step with the map that follows: Scribbly guide.

Where she appears

What she is: a sentient product “manufactured alongside a thousand other Scribblys,” ordered online by Henry as part of his hoarding, and shut in the closet once he realised she was aware. Ask the Surgeon “Who is the mannequin?” in Ending C and he says: “A mannequin purchased online by Henry. It’s a part of his hoarding habits. Just a coincidence this one’s sentient.”

Not the mannequin you meant?

• The crash-test dummy in the Office is a separate gag (“a cutting edge and top of the line mechanized crash test dummy!”), not a character with a name.
• The Surgeon wears what the wiki describes as a mannequin-like torso over an endoskeleton — he is a robot, not a mannequin. His page: the Surgeon.
• The Bride is stitched from two women, not a doll: the Bride.