Bainbridge Island Creators Build 'Grimothy' Halloween Animatronic Inspired by Viral Raccoon Jimothy
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Matt and Brice Inman of Bainbridge Island have built a Halloween animatronic called 'Grimothy,' a one-of-a-kind creation inspired by Jimothy, the viral raccoon that has captivated the nation.
Jimothy, the wild raccoon who became a viral sensation and won over audiences across the country, has now inspired a Halloween animatronic created on Bainbridge Island. Matt and Brice Inman, known for crafting elaborate, one-of-a-kind animatronics and Halloween decorations, named their Jimothy-inspired creation 'Grimothy' — a darker, Halloween-themed twist on the beloved raccoon's name.
Their work, featured as part of the True Northwest series, showcases a talent for transforming pop-culture moments into striking, handmade seasonal displays. Grimothy joins a lineup of unique, custom-built animatronics that Matt and Brice Inman have produced, each reflecting their hands-on approach to Halloween artistry.
Jimothy's widespread popularity made him a natural muse for the project. The raccoon, whose charm won over a broad national audience, gave the pair a recognizable and beloved character to reinterpret through their craft. The result, Grimothy, offers fans of the original raccoon a playful and seasonal way to celebrate both Halloween and the animal that the nation has fallen in love with.
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