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Revision as of 12:46, 29 May 2024
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The Guest Star / Helen Henny Cyberamic is an animatronic figure created by Pizza Time Theatre Inc. for Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre locations from 1979-1980's, and by other companies in the 1990's. Originally, it was to be used for the Guest Star character, which were special additions to the shows in the early 1980's, stopping in 1983-84 with Pizza Time Theatre's bankruptcy, where it would permanently become the then-current guest star, Helen Henny.
It is a pretty simple figure, having only 8 movements. The Helen Henny Cyberamic would later be utilized in the Road Stage, 2-Stage, 1-Stage, and Cyberamic 3 stage shows as part of Munch's Make-Believe Band.
Characters Used With
- Madame Oink: 1979-1983
- Sally Sashay: 1979
- Foxy Colleen: 1980
- Harmony Howlette: 1981-1982
- Helen Henny: 1983-Present
Movements
The bot features the same number of movements as the Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic figure.
Movement | Notes |
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Mouth | |
Head Up | |
Head Turn Right + Left Arm Twist | Bots later removed the left arm twist being connected to the head turn. |
Head Turn Left | |
Eye Turn Right | |
Eye Turn Left | |
Eyelids | |
Right Arm Up | |
Left Arm Twist | Added later in the 1990's. |
Body Turn Right | |
Body Turn Left |
Stages Used In
- Portrait Stage: Installed from 1979-1980. Went extinct in 2001 at Lake Forest, CA.
- Balcony Stage: Installed from 1980-1986. Went extinct in 1993 at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
- Rocker Stage: Installed from 1987-1990. Went extinct on June 12, 2022, at Rockford, IL.
- C-Stage: Installed from 1989-1990? Went extinct in 2003 at Tacoma, WA.
- Road Stage: Installed from 1990-1992. 2 left as of March 2024.
- 2-Stage: Installed from 1992-1993, 1996-1997. 4 left as of February 2024.
- 1-Stage: Installed from 1992, 1993-1996, 1997-1998, 2011.
- Cyberamic 3-Stage: Installed in 2000 at Lynnwood, WA, Installed in November 2017 at Springfield, MA. Went extinct on July 23, 2023 at Lynnwood, WA.