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Description
[Coloured version of the sketches found here]

Basic Info:
- Name

Sherry the Sheep

- Species

Sheep

- Occupation

Entertainer - Storyteller

Sherry is an entertainer that goes around "telling" stories to children when requested. The stories are stored in a database and depending on what kind of story is requested, an audiobook is fetched from the database and played back to the requester.

After the Bite of '87 Sherry's wandering days were put to a halt and Sherry was placed in a stationary location. This way other staff could easily monitor interactions between patrons and Sherry. A dock was placed beside Sherry where children could insert "storybooks" that could be obtained from the human staff. These "storybooks" were data discs containing a story that Sherry would play back. While Sherry could still function simply by a patron requesting the story verbally, this "storybook" method allowed patrons to still interact with Sherry but at a much safer distance.

- Colour

Blue - Wool/Accessories

Grey - Metal/Joints

Yellow - Bell

- Height

6.2ft/189cm

Gameplay:

- Starting Location

Dining Area

- Pattern [FNAF]

Dining Area -> East Hall 1 -> East Hall 2 -> Office -> West Hall 2 -> West Hall 1

Sherry's pattern loops from the Dining Hall moving clockwise. This pattern is unchanging, though she may go faster during later days.

Trivia:

- The bell around Sherry's neck was used to signal story time. If a story had been requested, Sherry would ring the bell to signal to other patrons that a story was to be read.

- Once a story has begun, the story cannot be changed until the story is finished. There is a manual switch to reset the storytelling function however, which is located under her bow.

- The apron was added to keep Sherry's fur clean from patron's messy hands. (Prior to Bite of '87) It wasn't very effective in the end but was kept on for purely aesthetic purposes. (It did help cover the metal joints.)

Didn't think I would be doing anything more with Sherry but recently I found her sitting on one of those tumblr OC critique sites and thought maybe a little revamping would be nice.

The website mentioned the "Bite of '87" event which I forgot to consider when initially making Sherry. Animatronics can't get too close to the kids as precaution, so entertaining kids close-up and serving them food might not be the best idea. @.@"
I hope this alternative is a little better.

If I keep playing with colours, I'll end up colouring Sherry black and brown and be done with it. >n<"
I hope this looks acceptable; I tried hard to keep it like the FNAF style but looking at the colouring....
And then FNAF OC creation in general. @>@;;

Ah well, at least it's done. /.7./ *Doesn't know what to do with Sherry now*

...I still think she looks a bit creepy but no matter what face I tried to draw, it wouldn't come out any better. @>@"
Is this really a child-friendly animatronic? :T

Critique it if you want, I don't have any plans for her. @>@

*fish flops away*

Sherry the Sheep (C) AvalonMelody
FNAF/FNAF 2 (C) Scott Cawthon

Description
[Coloured version of the sketches found here]

Basic Info:
- Name

Sherry the Sheep

- Species

Sheep

- Occupation

Entertainer - Storyteller

Sherry is an entertainer that goes around "telling" stories to children when requested. The stories are stored in a database and depending on what kind of story is requested, an audiobook is fetched from the database and played back to the requester.

After the Bite of '87 Sherry's wandering days were put to a halt and Sherry was placed in a stationary location. This way other staff could easily monitor interactions between patrons and Sherry. A dock was placed beside Sherry where children could insert "storybooks" that could be obtained from the human staff. These "storybooks" were data discs containing a story that Sherry would play back. While Sherry could still function simply by a patron requesting the story verbally, this "storybook" method allowed patrons to still interact with Sherry but at a much safer distance.

- Colour

Blue - Wool/Accessories

Grey - Metal/Joints

Yellow - Bell

- Height

6.2ft/189cm

Gameplay:

- Starting Location

Dining Area

- Pattern [FNAF]

Dining Area -> East Hall 1 -> East Hall 2 -> Office -> West Hall 2 -> West Hall 1

Sherry's pattern loops from the Dining Hall moving clockwise. This pattern is unchanging, though she may go faster during later days.

Trivia:

- The bell around Sherry's neck was used to signal story time. If a story had been requested, Sherry would ring the bell to signal to other patrons that a story was to be read.

- Once a story has begun, the story cannot be changed until the story is finished. There is a manual switch to reset the storytelling function however, which is located under her bow.

- The apron was added to keep Sherry's fur clean from patron's messy hands. (Prior to Bite of '87) It wasn't very effective in the end but was kept on for purely aesthetic purposes. (It did help cover the metal joints.)

Didn't think I would be doing anything more with Sherry but recently I found her sitting on one of those tumblr OC critique sites and thought maybe a little revamping would be nice.

The website mentioned the "Bite of '87" event which I forgot to consider when initially making Sherry. Animatronics can't get too close to the kids as precaution, so entertaining kids close-up and serving them food might not be the best idea. @.@"
I hope this alternative is a little better.

If I keep playing with colours, I'll end up colouring Sherry black and brown and be done with it. >n<"
I hope this looks acceptable; I tried hard to keep it like the FNAF style but looking at the colouring....
And then FNAF OC creation in general. @>@;;

Ah well, at least it's done. /.7./ *Doesn't know what to do with Sherry now*

...I still think she looks a bit creepy but no matter what face I tried to draw, it wouldn't come out any better. @>@"
Is this really a child-friendly animatronic? :T

Critique it if you want, I don't have any plans for her. @>@

*fish flops away*

Sherry the Sheep (C) AvalonMelody
FNAF/FNAF 2 (C) Scott Cawthon