#freddy files

[briarsmells]

im crying.. who is this and why is he in the fnaf 2 movie leaks 😭

[fazbear-entertainment-logs]

When Did Charlie Emily Die?

The day Charlie Emily was kidnapped and killed by William Afton is one that is debated by people. So here's what we know....

Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Silver Eyes seems to give us the information that Charlie would go missing 1982, with Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Fourth Closet telling us she was declared dead in 1983. The page 213 of the Updated Edition Of Five Nights At Freddy's: The Freddy Files uses the date November 1, 1982 further backing this up.

This date is the same as the date we get in the Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Movie, the main difference being Charlie's age and discovery.

So while it would seem like Charlie died in 1982 right? Well....... In Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted 2 in order to get the Puppet Doll for the tombstones you enter in 1983. This seems to heavily imply to us that Charlie in the games was killed in 1983, as we know she would have been discovered immediately.

Now while the dates between the games is different from the one movie and Silver Eyes Trilogy, it seems to all being giving off one idea. That Charlie was the first, the wound inflicted first on Henry. The inciting incident that kicked off everything. "A wound first inflicted on me but then, one that I let bleed out to cause all of this.".........

So yeah, Charlie seemed to have died in 1983 in the games, and also appears to the first inciting incident at the various location. Written by Eris the Lorekeeper

[partnersatfazbear]

Supposedly leaked official Spring Bonnie render from the Freddy Files book coming in 2022:

[nicolasmessie]

https://airmighty.tumblr.com/

[raeloganthesonic06fangirl]

Wh

Why are the dead cockroaches the only thing specifically labeled to be edible??

((Also, I didn't know you could eat those))

[gl087]

English:

ok i made a fan art of the supposed Stitchwraith leaked in the new Freddy files

Español:

Ok, hice un fanart del supuesto stitchwraith filtrado en el nuevo freddy files

[ponds-of-ink]

Okay, hopefully minor spoilers for Freddy Files guide but

William Afton, and I quote, “prided himself” in playing Spring Bonnie. So, if he wasn’t a villain he could’ve been a great mascot performer. This is… stupidly amusing.

[spidermilkshake]

The Freddy Files Scrapped Concept Bots--Pig-Patch

While Fazbear Entertainment LLC knew it would have to be selective in which of its long roster of characters would receive a physical version at its brand-new Mega-Pizzaplex project, there did exist some early plans to integrate many of the more recent protagonists of the animation department's many popular cartoons. Despite being eventually decided against, originally most of the Mediocre Melodies and other side characters from media such as Freddy In Space and Freddy and Friends Mystery Tours had at the very minimum reached a stage of concept art towards building them as face characters. While some of these (like Montgomery Gator and Roxanne Wolf) were approved and finished, others had blueprints developed but never saw physical reality. One of the earliest to be cancelled was the robotic entertainer version of Pig-Patch.

Pig-Patch in the Mediocre Melodies TV series was characterized as intensely rural, soft-spoken and laid-back, and also quite a lot smarter than his cohorts owing to his more "worldly" knowledge and ability to remain calm to an almost "blissed out" degree. Designers and programmers working together for a robotic version decided upon emphasizing the pig's smarts and interpreting his character into more of a snarky wise-cracker. This version of Pig-Patch would be not a musical entertainer but a comedic one, performing stand-up routines with age ratings on its routines determined by what stage it was located on. On the Fazbear Theater stage (located in the Superstar Daycare), Pig-Patch's antics would be entirely G-rated and its internal lexicon would lock off even such innocuous terms as "suck" and "dank", and thus would be restricted mostly to humor like puns and slapstick. It was also intended to work off of the Daycare Attendant's planned "interruptions" to its set for more comedic value deemed appropriate for children ages 2 through 7. On the Main Stage, Pig-Patch's set would become notably more saucy--its vocabulary unlocked though still restricted from any curse words in addition to some lighter material such as "crap", "gun", "kill" and "tit"--and deemed appropriate for audiences between ages 6 through 13 (but still entertaining for older teens and adults). However, if Pig-Patch was meant to perform on the stage located in the VIP Lounge, the swine's set would unlock up into PG-13 rated material, including being permitted to use the words "ass" and "dick" to a limited degree. For perhaps obvious reasons, the board eventually decided against going through with the completion of the smarmy country pig comedian citing concerns that even slight malfunctions in its language override systems may result in the robot becoming inappropriate mid-show, and more importantly inciting lawsuits.

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XD Dangit, corporate, I would have liked to see your terrible ideas become real and have a sentient robot hillbilly pig who desperately wants to tell that fart joke that you have deemed "too icky" for a second-grader... despite fart jokes being particularly effective on second-graders.

On second thought, that VIP Lounge area in the cut content is really very unnerving... like really... it's clearly meant for adults as there's a BAR in it... it's meant for rich adults. Tell me, what kind of rich adults are the type to pay extra to have their own private party area in a big entertainment complex largely geared towards 12-year-olds? Not the good kind! Maybe there's another reason they didn't want a child-protective sentient robot in that room.