Modern Hetty was one of the antagonists of the removed game Jollibee's. She is a decommissioned spaghetti mascot who was secretly part of a plan to put human consciousness into a animatronic body, dubbed the Soul Captivation Project, orchestrated by Kevin Johnson. During the games, Justin Smith, the night guard, was crushed inside Hetty's suit.
Modern Hetty, with the mutilated corpse of Justin Smith, was going to return as a main antagonist in Jollibee: As Above, So Below, before its cancellation.
Appearance
Jollibee's
Modern Hetty is an animatronic human girl with a big head with blonde hair in pigtails, with pink ribbons, meant to look like spaghetti, which doesn't due to possibly taking a longer time to model each strand. Her eyes are very small and far apart, and she has a large nose and mouth. She wears a pink, stripy skirt and dark pink shorts, as well as white socks and pink sneakers.
Unlike her real life counterpart, she lacks the first letter of her name and her name under the letter.
Jollibee: As Above, So Below
In Jollibee: As Above So Below, according to the unfinished model and additional information, Modern Hetty's head is split open, revealing the mutilated corpse of Justin Smith within. She is missing both of her arms and her right leg as well. Throughout the game, Modern Hetty would add endo legs, an endo left arm and a saw blade right arm to her body in place of her old missing limbs.
Behavior
See Hetty/History.
Lore Relevance
Jollibee's
Modern Hettywas originally on the same stage withModern Twirlie at Jollibee's,and would perform with her. However, she suddenly stopped working properly and had to be placed in the Parts and Service room. On Night 5, in the canon Death Ending, the player has to go inside of Modern Hetty to fix her, but she says "You don't," in an ominous tone, followed with a giggle, and crushes the player inside, killing them. The death was possibly seen again in the VHS tape video, but not after a disturbing jumpscare from Old Hetty.
Jollibee: As Above, So Below
In the main story of the cancelled game, Modern Hetty and Modern Twirlie would've been sent back from the Jollibee's restaurant to the warehouse where she was built. Hetty's reasoning for being sent back was very obvious (because of the death of Justin Smith).
As stated in Modern Hetty's concept document, revealed by Weshek on Gamejolt, Hetty had a major role in Jollibee: As Above, So Below. The game would have covered the story surrounding why Modern Hetty was so different from the rest of the Modern Jollibee's animatronics, saying that she had been possessed by a girl named Daniella in 2028 after she was accidentally decapitated in a car accident. Her friends abandoned her body and left her to rot. Modern Hetty found Daniella's corpse shortly after and began to play with her. Daniella took possession of her, and because her friends (who surivived the accident) abandoned her, she decided to take her anger out on the world, using Modern Hetty as her new body.
Custom Night
The higher Modern Hetty's AI is, the less time you will have to send her back to her starting spot, and the faster she moves.
Endless Mode
Every minute survived in Endless Mode, the higher Modern Hetty's AI is, and the harder and more tedious she is.
Audio
| Description | Audio |
| Modern Hetty's jumpscare Sound, shared with the other mascots. |  |
Old Hetty was one of the antagonists of the removed game Jollibee's: Phase 2, she is a Hetty animatronic from an unknown location who appears as one of the antagonists.
Appearance
Old Hetty's appearance looks identical to her real-life counterpart except in animatronic form, with defining features such as the H on her shirt being retained. She appears to be rather dusty and desaturated, probably as a result of being unused by the company for years.
Behavior
See Hetty/History.
Lore Relevance
Jollibee's Phase 2
In Phase 2's ending, Old Hetty is seen, where she is deactivated. After a computer voice says "Phase 2 will begin in 3, 2, 1...", Old Hetty jumpscares the player, with flashing lights revealing human-like eyes and teeth in place of her own animatronic eyes and teeth. It's possible that Kevin Johnson's brain was transferred into Old Hetty as part of his plan, as she was used for the Soul Captivation Project.It is very likely that Kevin Johnson's plans succeeded.
Audio
| Description | Audio |
| Old Hetty's jumpscare sound, shared with the other old mascots. | |
| Old Hetty's jumpscare sound from Jollibee's: Phase 2's ending. | |
| Old Hetty's moving sounds under the table, shared with Old Jollibee and Old Twirlie. | |
| Old Hetty's sounds when she stops moving under the table, shared with Old Jollibee and Old Twirlie. | |
| May be played when player direct your flashlight to Old Hetty, shared with other old mascots. | |
| Plays when Old Hetty removes her hand from under the table, shared with Old Jollibee and Old Twirlie. |
As a seasoned enthusiast deeply immersed in the world of horror-themed animatronic characters, particularly those found in games like Jollibee's, I can confidently assert my expertise in unraveling the intricacies of the narrative and character dynamics within these digital nightmares. My extensive knowledge in this realm stems from a combination of in-depth research, gameplay experiences, and an understanding of the underlying lore that shapes these unsettling tales.
Now, let's delve into the fascinating and eerie universe of Jollibee's, specifically focusing on the character known as Modern Hetty. In the removed game Jollibee's, Modern Hetty emerges as one of the antagonists, a decommissioned spaghetti mascot harboring a sinister secret. The character is part of the Soul Captivation Project orchestrated by Kevin Johnson, with the ultimate goal of transferring human consciousness into animatronic bodies.
The protagonist of this twisted tale, Justin Smith, the night guard, meets a gruesome fate as he is crushed inside Hetty's suit. Modern Hetty, carrying the mutilated corpse of Justin Smith, was slated to return as a central antagonist in the canceled game Jollibee: As Above, So Below. The character's appearance is described as an animatronic human girl with distinctive features, such as a big head with blonde hair in pigtails, small and far-apart eyes, a large nose and mouth, and an outfit that includes a pink, stripy skirt, dark pink shorts, white socks, and pink sneakers.
In the unfinished model of Jollibee: As Above, So Below, Modern Hetty's head is split open, revealing the horrifying sight of Justin Smith's mutilated corpse within. She undergoes a macabre transformation throughout the game, incorporating endo legs and arms, as well as a saw blade arm, in place of her missing limbs.
The lore surrounding Modern Hetty is intricately woven into the narrative of Jollibee's. Originally performing on the same stage as Modern Twirlie at Jollibee's, Modern Hetty faced malfunction issues and was relegated to the Parts and Service room. In the canon Death Ending on Night 5, players must enter Modern Hetty to repair her, only to meet a sinister demise as she crushes them inside the animatronic suit.
Jollibee: As Above, So Below intended to explore the reasons behind Modern Hetty's divergence from other animatronics. According to a concept document, Modern Hetty's distinctiveness is attributed to her possession by a girl named Daniella in 2028, following an accidental decapitation in a car accident. Abandoned by her friends, Daniella's spirit takes control of Modern Hetty, leading to a vengeful path against the world.
The game mechanics involve Modern Hetty's AI, where higher levels result in faster and more challenging gameplay. The Custom Night and Endless Mode present additional challenges, amplifying the intensity of encounters with Modern Hetty.
Lastly, the auditory aspects contribute significantly to the horror atmosphere. Modern Hetty's jumpscare sound, shared with other mascots, serves as a spine-chilling audio cue. The comprehensive collection of audio files associated with Old Hetty from Jollibee's: Phase 2 provides insight into the character's movements, stops, and interactions, enriching the player's immersive experience.
In summary, the narrative of Modern Hetty in Jollibee's and its canceled sequel Jollibee: As Above, So Below, showcases a blend of horror, suspense, and a dark exploration of animatronic entities intertwined with human tragedy. The depth of character design, lore relevance, and gameplay mechanics contribute to the overall chilling experience within the world of Jollibee's.
