Pico

Pico is one of the antagonists of the Six Hours with Scratch Cat series. He is an animatronic of a made-up species who, like most of the animatronics in the games, is supposedly left activated at night, during which he wanders around the restaurant, along with the other animatronics, until 6 AM, to minimize repair costs by the company. Like the other animatronics, Pico will try to forcefully kick any human he sees after hours out of the building due to an oversight by the programmers, resulting in them being fired for abandoning their post. It seems this oversight is kept in the programming by a man named Victor Adams, who does so for an unknown reason.

Pico (Original, Deluxe, DE)
Pico is an orange animatronic of a made-up species with a gray face and pointed head. He has no eyebrows, two "ears" that look like headphones, and has simple stumps for hands. He has no teeth, and his mouth is white on the inside.

This design is simply the default Pico sprite created by Wing Ngan for the Scratch website.

Discarded Pico (2 Legacy, 2 DE)
As Discarded Pico, he is the older, withered incarnation. He, along with the four other older animatronics have all fallen into severe disrepair and he is replaced by his newer counterpart for the updated location, DJ Pico. In 2 DE, it is explained that he has gone through an attempted retrofit, but was left unfinished after the management chose to make the new animatronics. This version of Pico is the same one from the first game that has been abandoned and scrapped.

In Six Hours 2 Legacy, Discarded Pico's overall appearance is unchanged, but small differences are visible - mainly his lack of eyes, his darker color, and his mouth frowning instead of smiling. Most notably, however, is the damage on his torso and head, each of which have a gaping hole in them. The point on the top of his head appears to be drooping downwards. The reason for his disrepair is due to abandonment by the company and the fact that he is simply used as spare parts for the newer animatronics.

In Six Hours 2 DE, his design is similar to that in 2 Legacy but with more damage and detail. He is now missing his left arm, where three wires can be seen hanging out. The holes in his face now shows part of his endoskeleton, and his right "ear" is now partially broken off of his head. His empty eye sockets are now more shriveled, and two wires can be seen hanging out of his left eye socket.

Personality
As evidenced by his secret dialogue in Six Hours DE, Pico is shown to be snarky and judgmental, telling Seymour Scott that he "stinks" after he fails to collect a single taco ingredient in the secret minigame. Nothing is known about the personality of his discarded variant.

Appearances
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 * 6 hours with scratch cat
 * Major character
 * First appearance; antagonist.
 * Non-canon
 * Six Hours with Scratch Cat Deluxe
 * Major character
 * Antagonist
 * Non-canon
 * Six Hours with Scratch Cat: Definitive Edition
 * Major character
 * Antagonist
 * Canon
 * -|Discarded Pico=
 * Antagonist
 * Canon
 * -|Discarded Pico=
 * -|Discarded Pico=
 * Six Hours with Scratch Cat 2 (Legacy)
 * Major character
 * First appearance; antagonist.
 * Non-canon
 * Six Hours with Scratch Cat 2 DE
 * Major character
 * Antagonist
 * Canon
 * Antagonist
 * Canon