In Coraline's movie adaptation, the Other Mother makes button-eyed dolls as a way of luring her targets to the Other World.

Wybie is introduced with his eyes covered, foreshadowing his place in the Other World. When Coraline meets Wybie in the real world, he's wearing a mask that mirrors Other Wybie, who completely ...

Wybie’s talkative nature annoys Coraline in the real world, so Other Mother turns him into a mute and at one point sews his cheeks into a rictus grin in order to try and win her over.

The three have just moved into a ramshackle old boarding house whose other tenants include ... Selick’s script also saddles Coraline with a goth-nerd sidekick, Wybie (Bailey), a figure of ...

Stop-motion and 3-D may seem like strange bedfellows, but in fact they complement each other beautifully ... a local boy named Wybie (Robert Bailey Jr.) doesn’t help. So Coraline is more ...

Coraline herself is getting multiple figures, including one of her dressed in her starry shirt with her black cat Wybie by her side ... which features Other Mother and Mr. Bobinsky, who is ...

Stop-motion and 3-D may seem like strange bedfellows, but in fact they complement each other beautifully ... a local boy named Wybie ( Robert Bailey Jr.) doesn’t help. So Coraline is more ...