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Hello, everyone! I took a little break but I'm back.
I'll be showing my redesigns for the Mediocre Melodies from FFPS/FNaF6. Today's reveal is Nedd Bear!

Random facts:
1. My Nedd Bear redesign was made to resemble a black bear.
2. His drums aren't real, they're plastic replicas just like the rest of the melodies' instruments, but these drums can actually sorta play music (unlike Pigpatch's banjo or Happy Frog's microphone, which are 100% cosmetic..)
3. Nedd Bear was going to have blue eyes but it looked too similar to Freddy Fazbear, so I stuck with his OG design's green eye color.
4. Nedd Bear's belt is a cheap plastic replica and can't be taken off, it's a part of his hip.
5. I just realized that he vaguely resembles Chuck E. Cheese and I dunno how to feel about it. T_T

As always, sorry if it looks too similar to the original. I couldn't go too crazy with these redesigns since they're still meant to be cheap animatronics (and I'm also pretty uncreative sometimes lol-) so excuse meh.
With that being said, I hope you enjoyed looking at my dumb redesign-

Have a wonderful day/night, take care and I will see you again soon. :D
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-SOFTWARE USED:
Modelling and rendering done with: Blender
Editing done with: FireAlpaca

-Crummy model made by me lol
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The main gimmick with my redesigns is very simple: The backpacks.
Each MM character has a backpack with their name on it.

The backpack's actually covering the most important part of the mech that contains all the sensitive electronics that bring each character to life. It's protected by a cage and isn't easily damaged, but if you somehow do damage it, then expect trouble and a bunch of repair costs.

The OG Mediocre Melodies seemed to be connected to some sort of external battery, which I thought looked silly, so I instead gave them an internal battery that's permanently connected to their mech in the little backpack. It has to be charged and a full charge can last for about 2 hours, which is perfect for a performance to keep guests entertained.

Description

Hello, everyone! I took a little break but I'm back.
I'll be showing my redesigns for the Mediocre Melodies from FFPS/FNaF6. Today's reveal is Nedd Bear!

Random facts:
1. My Nedd Bear redesign was made to resemble a black bear.
2. His drums aren't real, they're plastic replicas just like the rest of the melodies' instruments, but these drums can actually sorta play music (unlike Pigpatch's banjo or Happy Frog's microphone, which are 100% cosmetic..)
3. Nedd Bear was going to have blue eyes but it looked too similar to Freddy Fazbear, so I stuck with his OG design's green eye color.
4. Nedd Bear's belt is a cheap plastic replica and can't be taken off, it's a part of his hip.
5. I just realized that he vaguely resembles Chuck E. Cheese and I dunno how to feel about it. T_T

As always, sorry if it looks too similar to the original. I couldn't go too crazy with these redesigns since they're still meant to be cheap animatronics (and I'm also pretty uncreative sometimes lol-) so excuse meh.
With that being said, I hope you enjoyed looking at my dumb redesign-

Have a wonderful day/night, take care and I will see you again soon. :D
--=================================--
-SOFTWARE USED:
Modelling and rendering done with: Blender
Editing done with: FireAlpaca

-Crummy model made by me lol
--=================================--

The main gimmick with my redesigns is very simple: The backpacks.
Each MM character has a backpack with their name on it.

The backpack's actually covering the most important part of the mech that contains all the sensitive electronics that bring each character to life. It's protected by a cage and isn't easily damaged, but if you somehow do damage it, then expect trouble and a bunch of repair costs.

The OG Mediocre Melodies seemed to be connected to some sort of external battery, which I thought looked silly, so I instead gave them an internal battery that's permanently connected to their mech in the little backpack. It has to be charged and a full charge can last for about 2 hours, which is perfect for a performance to keep guests entertained.