Jester puppet

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Jester
Aliases:	Jester
Continuity:	Puppet Master film series
Notability:	Antagonist
Type:	Assassin
Gender:	Masculine design
Race:	Puppet
Location:	Bodega Bay Inn, Los Angeles County, California
Relatives:	Andre Toulon
Status:	Active
First:	Puppet Master

The Jester is a fictional killer doll and a recurring item featured in the Puppet Master film series by Full Moon Entertainment. It was introduced in the first installment in the franchise, Puppet Master in 1989.

Overview

Jester is the name attributed to a doll that was animated by way of the Egyptian Rites of Afterlife. He was crafted by a French toy maker named Andre Toulon in 1939. The Jester was the last doll that Toulon had made prior to committing suicide in a room in the Bodega Bay Inn. The Jester had the appearance of a medieval court jester with a sectional head that had three distinct pieces. Each section rotated at an opposing direction from the other piece. The lower mandible piece could reveal either a wicked smile, or a frown. Of all of the animated dolls in Toulon's cadre, Jester was considered the "brains" of the group and was said to be absolutely merciless.

Notes & Trivia

• The character of Jester puppet was created by director David Schmoeller and writer Charles Band.