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3.25FT Emile the Button-Eye Boy Animatronic Decoration - Scream Saver

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Item # FUN99792
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Standard Height 3.25 Feet Tall 3.25 Feet Tall
Features
  • Plastic animatronic, polyester clothing
  • Eyes light up red, posable arms, music plays, laughs, speaks a few sentences
  • On/off switch, requires 3 AA batteries ( not included )
  • Measures 3.25 feet tall
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He Can't Help How He's Made

Haunted porcelain dolls have a rough reputation. Everyone knows that you can't trust being in a room alone with them and they're probably going to start murdering once their eyes glow and the laughter begins. But, Emile, the Button-Eye Boy is made different. Sure, he has a smile stitched into cracked porcelain and eyes that glow red just long enough to make you question your life choices, but he's small, cheerful in the worst possible way, and absolutely thrilled to be at your Halloween party! We're sure he's trustworthy.

Design & Details

Emile features a broken porcelain doll face, molded plastic hands, and glowing red plastic button eyes that sell the whole creepy-child aesthetic without any extra effort on your part. His hands shake up and down during activation, adding motion to the menace. He runs on 3 AAA batteries, making setup fast and painless.

When triggered, he plays classic ghostly tunes alongside upbeat phrases like "Happy Halloween," "Trick or treat!" and a delightfully unhinged laugh track. The sound design lands somewhere between festive and deeply wrong, which is exactly the target.

Haunt Now, Apologize Later

Set Emile near your front door, tuck him into a dark corner, or position him wherever your guests will least expect company. He's ready to greet trick-or-treaters with maximum enthusiasm and minimum reassurance. Just keep the batteries fresh, because a silent Emile is somehow even more unsettling.

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