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This image accompanies an article about a man who has been in animatronic form for over a year and a half, due to accidental loses of the springs that allow the animatronic's movement. After waking up from a previous incident, he begins to experience fractures in his bones, leading to increasing pain. The robots observe him in this condition, and feel sympathetic, as the man has not been given a proper chance to pass on.

Dying in animatronic-land: The heartbreaking story of a blue wolf who lost its spring locks

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Question: I'm in blue wolf animatronic because of the spring locks got lose and I wake up and I'm dead I get up but my bones starts breaking and I was mad and I want to find someone who did this to me and killed him... And the robots see me sad because of this in the spring locks happen again and I start going in pain

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and I scream out of anger and all the other animatronics hear me, they see me and they come and help me fix the spring locks and make sure this doesn't happen again. Then I get up and I thank them for their help and we all go our separate ways.

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Jan. 30, 2023, 7:22 p.m.

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Published: Monday, January 30, 2023

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