He has a dark grey hue and a white front, and like it is described in the book, the animatronic half appears to be made of plastic. He is missing parts, but the damage isn’t as prominent. On the left side, he appears to be the least damaged of all the twisted animatronics.

Interestingly, he doesn't have any mutations on him, unlike Foxy, Bonnie, and Freddy. This adds to his resemblance to a werewolf, as they are often depicted with manes that normal wolves don’t have. Also from this side, a long mane protrudes on its back, which, with such length, resembles a tail, as befits a wolf. In the art and merchandise, the Twisted Wolf's right side is similar to an anthropomorphic wolf, its muscular paw is long with four fingers and black claws, the same applies to the right leg. Twisted Wolf is similar in appearance to a werewolf, due to his anthropomorphic build and hands.

When the illusion is active he appears as a real wolf, but when broken he is revealed to be just a robot. This is a stylistic choice, likely to show that the realistic appearance is an illusion, and the robot is what it really looks like. In official art and merchandise, he appears to have two sides- one is animal-like, and the other is more robotic and 'glitchy'.

3.1 Five Nights at Freddy's: The Twisted Ones.

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