Riley Ruckus

"'SCOUT, I'LL RIP YOUR GUTS OUT!'""- Riley during the Tea Party."

Bio
Riley Ruckus was a popular character of Mortimer's Handeemen, with her love of science and catchphrase, "More Data!" she was easily a fan favorite.

After being brought to life, however, she became a textbook definition of "Mad Scientist." She doesn't seem to even have empathy for her own kind, seeing as she tests, experiments and kills puppets every day. Owen Gubberson, the one who brought the puppets to life, even described her as the worst and that she was a "Monster."

Appearance
Riley is a wooden ventriloquist dummy designed after a young woman with curly red hair, tied in a large bun. She wears a white lab coat, black safety gloves and black goggles on her forehead.

In-game she had a slight change to her design, having a neckerchief with printed teeth around her mouth as well as green gloves rather than black, suggesting some kind of deformity. She also has mismatched eyes with very small pupils, adding to her 'crazed lunatic' look.

Personality
As mentioned previously, Riley Ruckus is insane. It seems that her being brought to life gave her the personality of her in-show counterpart, a thirst for knowledge that would lead to madness. She gives no care for who or what she hurts, be it human or puppet. She is also a manipulator, as she is said by Scout to have said that humans want to be hosts to the puppets and that the human world is hell compared to theirs.

It has been stated that she takes great pleasure in mangling her victims, based on some audio logs, pictures of her stuffing human parts in Rosco, and her "love" of performing surgery on her fellow puppets. During the tea party, she tells the Host and Scout the painful details of how she will torture them if she was to capture them.

Relationships
Riley loves her dog Rosco and hates humans. Like all the puppets, she greatly fears/respects Mortimer, as shown during the tea party when Mortimer ordered her to apologize to both Scout and The Host, which she begrudgingly does, and grows fearful when they both allude to Rosco during the final chase.

It is also stated within the game that Riley was always at odds with the artistic Nick Nack within their television show. It is difficult to pinpoint their current relationship, as Nick is not present in-game save for one moment. However, if their relationship did stay the same after coming to life, this could imply Riley did something bad to Nick. In Hello Puppets!: Midnight Show she says that she will "tear Nick Nack apart, and experiment on his stupid heart!"

Trivia

 * Riley is left-handed.
 * Her right eye twitches.
 * She created both Rosco and the Sockpuppets with puppet parts, human or animal flesh and fabric.
 * She is capable of actually speaking not in rhyme as evidence over her speaker announcement of threatening to kill the Sockpuppets if they fail to find the player and Scout (including using swears), which means the puppets rhyming is optional which Mortimer ordered to do all the time.
 * Riley wears the mask around her mouth due to an incident that sustained damage to her jaw, as can be seen by looking closer at her model. It is unknown what this accident was or how it happened, but because of picture evidence in the game it can be speculated that it happened sometime after Anthony Pierson was apprehended by the puppets.
 * Rileys catchphrase is "More Data!"
 * A YouTube gamer pointed out during a playthrough of Hello Puppets!: Midnight Show that Riley's character is reminescent of Ms. Frizzle from, The Magic School Bus franchise. No doubt due to her crazy, ginger hair, passion for science, and extreme means of teaching it to children.
 * Riley's despicable side is made more blunt in Midnight Show as she is very condescending to Owen after he answeres her science trivia correctly.
 * In Midnight Show, Riley reveals that while the other puppets see Owen as their father, she thinks that Mortimer is their father. Probably because Mortimer brought her and the rest of the main cast to life, while Owen only brought Mortimer to life.