Technically they are there in the final game

@@abe-kun yeah yeah but not as an actual enemy you encounter

@@KowPu ik I was messing around 😁

@@abe-kun Where?

@@CurseKingdom3445 They can be found in pieces in boxes in offices.

Not necessarily, you can apply other models’ animations onto other models as long as they have a similar joint skeleton baked into their mesh, in number I mean. The proportions of those joint skeletons don’t need to line up one to one other than the amount.

I never got that. Logically, an endoskeleton for a line of animatronics like this would have adjustable characteristics - height, limb segment length, shoulder and hip width, etc. The classic endo, the one in FNaF 1, for its shortcomings in visuals, did at least do that. It appeared to be made at least in part out of pistons, allowing its dimensions to be changed for whatever shell you'd want to slap onto it afterwards. Yet the Glamrock endos, which are arguably most in need of this, just don't have it. I'm somewhat sure Chica and Roxy have the same endo just crammed in there, and it's actually Monty and Freddy who happen to have a ton of open space, sort of like the Withereds and their endos - if you look at them, Foxy is the only one whose structural frame actually lines up with his outer casing. Look at Roxy or Chica's shattered forms, particularly the limbs, and you'll see a similar phenomenon - the endo was made to fit within the smallest characters, and just dropped into the biggest ones.

It adds more sense to the meaning of the endos aswell

@@jairewilson6176 yes

@@jairewilson6176 I know this is off-topic but please don’t tell me that you actually have that crying skeleton emote

Dude gender comes through the plastic coverings, endos themself don't have genders