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Fazbear moment

hello mr goat

You better drink that water if you’re wrong

Thanks for posting this

When FNAF 4 released

All will become fnaf

Becoming*

We all worship freddy fazbear

Then matpat realised how easy it is to make fnaf videos and they made money so he continued making the low quality content for the clicks.

It’s not his daughter, it’s his sister actually

it’s not his daughter bud

I think it's his sister, and I think he's broke

To the replies saying that she's his sister, not his daughter, sometimes older siblings have to also be a parent. As an older sister who has taken on the role of second parent to my younger sister, I really feel for Mike here. We at least still have a Mom. Mike has to take complete responsibility as a single parent to his little sister because they don't have anybody else. Like Nami and Lilo, they are all they have left. Even if they aren't biologically parent and child, that becomes an aspect of the relationship.

I agree. It's very likely from that one clip of a woman on a living room floor that Mike and Abby's parents are dead, leaving Mike as the legal guardian for his sister because he's of adult age. And regardless of whether they're siblings or not, when you become the guardian of a child, it's essentially making you the parent of that child by taking care of all responsibilities a parent would for them.

Ugh… I don’t like that. The novels were pretty sloppy in terms of writing and I personally did not like the characterization of William there. He felt like a generic horror villain. In the games as well as some other hidden lore, there are hints at a potential deeper character. The reason for the animatronics being possessed was this substance called remnant, and William had done some scientific research on it. Basically, from what we can infer, after the death of his son (the bite of ‘83) William snapped, and as a scientist and engineer, he coped by burying himself in his research. Because of his discovery of remnant, it is theorized that he used the Fazbear franchise as a front end for his experiments, which involved using his robots as vessels. This could have given him a much deeper characterization, being a brilliant scientist and a father mad with grief, using these experiments to bring his son back- Or to *put him back together again.* Him killing in the hopes of bringing people back from the dead, and justifying his horrific actions with the possibility that he could bring all of his victims back to life and potentially be the man to discover a way to be immortal is a MUCH deeper and more interesting character than just some evil guy who kills kids just because he’s evil and sadistic. Here’s an example of a murderer with a cause in another franchise: Thanos from Avengers. He wipes out half the universe not because he’s simply evil, but because he believes that it would be better for all life in the long run. He believes that he would be saving far more lives than what he’s sacrificing. I’m pretty uneasy with where the movie is taking this character, and furthermore the lore. It seems like they’re trying to lean more into goosebumps horror than well written and compelling horror.

For the second time. Afton got springlocked once before in silver eyes.

@@aidenknight6948I’m pretty sure he killed kids to become immortal not to bring people back from the dead

@@rishushah4199 At first, he was trying to bring his son back to life. He then got spiraled down into the immortality rabbit hole.

@@radiantquack6482 eh

Stu was ONE of the Ghostfaces. There were two in the first movie. You can't forget about Billy Loomis, Sidney Prescott's boyfriend, as he orchestrated the entire plan in the first place to punish Sidney for his father cheating on HIS mother with Sidney's mother. Stu was the bumbling friend who went along with the crazy scheme because he wanted to be cool.

@@cannibalisticrequiem I haven’t actually seen the movie to be fair, just the clip. Horror movies scare me too much ^^;

I mean, if the ball pit doesn't make you time travel, then is it even a fnaf ball pit?

**into the pit intensifies**

“…Follow me to wonderland. Down the rabbit hole you've seen in movies. Come with me. Satisfy your curiosity All is well, so take my hand. Down this corridor of pain and lunacy. Come with me. '85 just feels like a bad dream…”

No one, sees him here I try to Forget and enjoy what's near never to Believe what's to come I never Thought that would be the outcome Finding a place full of life without pain No cause to complain in a life that I played But my eyes don't escape what I see inside Every wall, every place Something dark is following me here without a trace Is it real? Or in my head I guess I'll find out when I wake up back home or dead Dreadfully, terribly; something is amiss But I won't mind the feeling It's all made up in my head Destiny's melody calling out to me So what I'm gonna do is fall for you And walk out to the edge Never the same, the hope I will drain From you Into the pit, I must admit I come anew Taking it further I find here a murder With a piece of my mind as I'm caught intertwined Between the roads of what's modern or old Bringing together the past; an endeavor To restore what I love and wipe forever Memories held in a dark reverie Every wall, every place Something dark is following you here without a trace Is it real? Or in your head I guess you'll find out when you wake up back home or dead Dreadfully, terribly; something is amiss But don't you mind the feeling It's all made up in your head Destiny's melody calling out to me So what I need from you is to come closer to the edge Never the same, the hope I will drain From you Into the pit, I must admit I come anew

I did notice how one side of the suit looks withered, but is otherwise still in better shape than Springtrap was in FNAF3 (in which his undead corpse just rotted in that suit in a sealed off room for 30 years) So, this kinda feels like Springtrap's origin story, and may end with the infamous springlock accident and his body being sealed away in a hidden room for a sequel tease.

Post credit Sceen? It is a 3 movie deal after all

@@Mega-Mato I can already envision the post-credit scene showing Springtrap's slumped body in a dark room being still...until his eyes flash white, and he starts twitching like in the FNAF3 trailer.

Just like the mario movie, even if it's bad, medicore, good, it's going to make a alot of money

Oh, how young and naive we were...

A.I. may be a useful tool, but that is all it is: a Tool. It an never replace the Heart and Soul that a living actor an provide, and no machine can replicate the moment where a fan meets their favorite actor at a convention and gets an autograph from them.

Ai could never create something new

This song better be in the credits of the movie or i'm throwing hands

Bravo!

Legend The video has been up for 3 minutes and already you dropped this

This song needs to be in the movie or else I’m nuking blumhouse inc

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I'm guessing mike is the older brother of freddy or foxy or something which means we could still see micheal afton show up in some form or another.

@@JBoxy7no he’s not, the red shirt kid in the car

@@SCP-469 wdym

@@JBoxy7 the kid with the airplane

So the nights part means it’ll be several nights?

Oh your first

@@satire5137hey man thats not nice

@@prod.sundaymourning5179what’d they say

IS THAT THE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT DEMON!? /pos

@@quadruple_hmust’ve deleted the reply? Idk

How about adding 10 new characters just to die in 5 seconds and the last one not having any lore at all

They look more curious than anything.

Wha- who?

That's what i was going to say bill cipher

bro really copied another comment 💀

it actually did happen in the books. I believe the name is "the new kid "

its like a 4/10 when you see all the REALLy disturbing fnaf scenes from the games

@@owlberty The most disturbing things are the hangings and springtrap but they're not usually shown in full detail. William's springlock scene was in an 8 bit minigame and so was the Bite so it was kinda goofy. Shocking but not disturbing. Springtrap is scary but his proportions are kinda goofy. He's probably the goriest thing we actually see in FNaF. The books are the books so y'know they do what they want but their gory and disturbing imagery isn't rlly shown in the games. Similiar things are implied but not outright shown. So ofc they won't show too much in the movie because in this franchise the goriest things are left for the imagination and that's honestly pretty smart. sorry for the two paragraphs 💀

@@thegoldster you are right, but in my opinion I think the books have the most disturbing scenes(mostly the book scenes of the mimic). the mimic decapitated and tore off the limbs of 11 construction workers, bashed ones head into the wall and shattered their entire bone structure, took out someones brain, and a lot of other stuff(btw no need to apologize for writing a lot, it's nice to see there are other people who like to write as much as I do lol)

@@owlberty (Thanks lol. Ppl usually get mad) I totally agree with the books being the most disturbing and scary FNaF medium it's just that nothing is technically shown. All the gory scenes are just described imagery without actual physical images and the novelizations like the Silver Eyes and such aren't that disturbing. FNaF tends to get disturbing and darker when there is no actual images or videos and just your imagination. The FNaF Movie won't get that visually disturbing due to it being well... a movie. Only the books get that love.

@@thegoldsteryeah, your kinda right, and even if the mimic stories got graphic novels, they would most likely cut out a few things

nah bro reallly???

@@owlberty real moment

YESYESYESYESYESYESYES ALL OF THE TMNT

The movie is 1h and 50 min. Confirmed to be the official runtime provided by AMC Theaters.

@@nationalpv I heard it was 3 hours on the rotten tomatoes page

@@iiantixsocial that’s a placeholder. It’s officially 1 hour and 50 minutes.

​@@nationalpvI love your Gacha vids, nice seeing you here

yes to all of this! i’m also fairly certain that Henson would have been really happy to see practical puppets like this used in the horror genre, he always wanted to do work with puppets that didn’t just fall into the children genre, but was used in every genre! i know that some would say that FNAF IS for children, but those are people who do not know how much FNAF is a piece of horror media

ye

you don't know who josh hutcherson is?

@@owlberty i know who he is i’m just saying they look alike

it is cuz williams inside(this is before the springlocks go off)