Store your Robozou not in a box, but seated in a chair facing a window. The UV coating on its eyes allows it to "track" the sun. When you return to it tomorrow, it will be looking exactly where you left it—waiting for the next scene to begin.
Robozou (a portmanteau of “robot” and the Japanese honorific “-zou,” implying endearment) is not a typical action-platformer. At its heart, the game is a disguised as an adventure. The titular character, Robozou, is a small, wind-up tin toy—visually reminiscent of classic Japanese omocha (toys) like the Lilliputian robot. His movements are deliberately stiff, jointed, and mechanical, reinforcing the idea that the player is not controlling a hero, but animating a doll . robozou+doll+play+walkthrough
If you just ripped open the box, do not touch the face yet. Here is the proper . Store your Robozou not in a box, but