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Realistic Withered Bonnie is a concept I haven’t seen around too much. Which is a shame, because his character design is so interesting, and I thought it would have a lot of potential when carried over to Realistic Rock-a-Fire animatronic styles. And I have to say I’m not disappointed. I tried to go for a Toy Bonnie-esque appearance for him, I figured he could be something akin to a prototype for the pinnacle of Bonnie models. His proportions are meant to feel highly unrealistic, like a cartoon character who got dragged into reality without realizing the real world ramifications. I traded out his stump of wires for a small albeit mostly-intact arm, I felt like it had more personality and I wanted to explore the dimensions of the pressurized endoskeleton, pushed back into his fabric.
His other arm is freakishly-large, and has multiple joints splintered along it, to recreate the way a cartoon character, like Mickey Mouse, would have arm movement. The holes in the suit are replaced with patches of the hide beneath his artificial coat of cyan-fuzz, little pieces of stuck-out glued on hair remaining intact. With these details in mind, and more left hidden inside him, I hope you enjoy!
P.S. , here’s your Stylized Withered Bonnie, a bit late but posted regardless

Description
Realistic Withered Bonnie is a concept I haven’t seen around too much. Which is a shame, because his character design is so interesting, and I thought it would have a lot of potential when carried over to Realistic Rock-a-Fire animatronic styles. And I have to say I’m not disappointed. I tried to go for a Toy Bonnie-esque appearance for him, I figured he could be something akin to a prototype for the pinnacle of Bonnie models. His proportions are meant to feel highly unrealistic, like a cartoon character who got dragged into reality without realizing the real world ramifications. I traded out his stump of wires for a small albeit mostly-intact arm, I felt like it had more personality and I wanted to explore the dimensions of the pressurized endoskeleton, pushed back into his fabric.
His other arm is freakishly-large, and has multiple joints splintered along it, to recreate the way a cartoon character, like Mickey Mouse, would have arm movement. The holes in the suit are replaced with patches of the hide beneath his artificial coat of cyan-fuzz, little pieces of stuck-out glued on hair remaining intact. With these details in mind, and more left hidden inside him, I hope you enjoy!
P.S. , here’s your Stylized Withered Bonnie, a bit late but posted regardless