Minor Characters

This is a list of minor characters in Tattletail. Minor characters either have little to no bearing on the gameplay/story or do not make a major appearance in-game.

Phone Announcer

The Phone Announcer is an unseen character in Tattletail. When the player answers the phone on December 24th, 1998, her voice is heard announcing something, which is possibly an announcement for the Baby Talking Tattletail toy line, though the recording is severely glitchy.

The phone call.

Dad

Dad is the Protagonist's father. Very little is known about him, other than from a single photo. He is not seen or heard in-game, leading many players to assume he is either divorced, working away from home or deceased.

The Protagonist's sibling

Not much is known about the Protagonist's sibling, besides there being a few photos around the house featuring them with the Protagonist. Much like the Protagonist, their name is not revealed. They are not seen in-game despite the Protagonist owning a double bed, leading many players to assume they are deceased.

The Protagonist's cat

Several photos around the house allude to the protagonist's family having owned a cat. Waygetter officially confirmed on Twitter that the family did own a cat, but that it had died of natural causes.

The Protagonist's dog

Various clues in the game point to the protagonist's family having owned a dog. It is unknown what happened to the dog as it is seen that there's a doghouse, but no dog. There are dog bowls located in various places throughout the house. Additionally, one of the gift eggs that the player can find is chewed dog food. The dog is also absent from all of the family photos, which likely means it died early.

Miscellaneous children

Several children are featured with the protagonist, as seen in some of the family photos.

Douglas (dead guard)

In the Tattletail commercial, there's a dead man laying motionless on several of the cameras. Looking at the model reveals he's some type of cop or security guard. In the game's files, his name is revealed to be Douglas.

Note Writer

Main Article: Mysterious Notes

The note writer is a person who writes notes to the player during the Kaleidoscope campaign. Their identity is unknown, but from their knowledge of Tattletails, it is possible that they are a Waygetter Electronics employee.

Night-Night and Snowglobe

Night-Night and Snowglobe

Night-Night Snowglobe [[File: |250px|center]] Species Tattletail Gender N/A Aliases Black Tattletail, Unit TT9896B* Eye Color Amber (As seen in Files) Fur/hair Color Black Voice Actor N/A (Would possibly be Tattletails actor) [[File: |250px|center]] Species Tattletail Gender N/A Aliases White Tattletail, Unit TT4920A* Eye Color Violet (As seen in Files) Fur/hair Color White Voice Actor N/A (Would possibly be Tattletails actor)

Night-Night and Snowglobe are a pair of Tattletails encountered inside the Kaleidoscope in the Kaleidoscope update. They are defective units and do not speak.

Night-Night

Night-Night is a black-colored Tattletail.

Night-Night will be sitting deactivated on the Protagonist's dresser where the television usually is. A task saying "Check Tattletail" will pop up. Doing so will show the player Night-Night's manufacturing tag.

Snowglobe

Snowglobe is a white-colored Tattletail.

Snowglobe will be sitting on the dining room table, deactivated. A task saying "Check Tattletail" will pop up. Doing so will show the player Snowglobe's manufacturing tag.

Trivia

• Although Night-Night and Snowglobe never open their eyes, checking the texture files reveals that Night-Night has yellow/amber eyes and Snowglobe has purple/lavender eyes.

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Night-Night. (Brightened for clarity.)

Snowglobe (Brightened for clarity.)

Night-Night's manufacturing tag.

Snowglobe's manufacturing tag.

Douglas, the deceased police officer from the commercial.

Family Photos featuring the protagonist's Dad, sibling, Cat, along with miscellaneous kids.

Snowglobe's texture map.

Night Night's texture map.

Tattletail hair.