#fright guard

[shinewonder]

i mess with their designs every week

[rowscolumnstables]

Some night guards from FNaF!!

Here we got:

· Phone Guy aka Ralph

· Jeremy Fitzgerald

· Fritz Smith

· Fright Guard

· Eggs Benedict aka Michael Afton

· Vanessa

· Arnold

I kinda miss the Night Guard Era of FNaF's fandom tbh 😔

[adobe-outdesign]

I think you're the only theorist I know of who (at least currently) theorizes that FNAF 3 is Henry and not Mike. Could you let us know your reasoning?

His insanity ending tape kind of hints at it - it could make sense if it was referring to FFPS, but it makes even more sense if referring to FNAF 3 (”He set some kind of trap. I don't know what it was, but he lead them there again. He overpowered them again. And he robbed them of the only thing that they had. Again.”)

And the fact that he burns the FFPS location in an attempt to kill Springles, and Fazbear’s Frights just happened to burn after Springles ended up there. Makes sense if it was Henry doing the same thing twice. And freeing the kids makes sense with him too, as he’s connected to them.

Finally, the kid’s names on the tombstones line up with the guard’s, suggesting the guard’s identities are all fake. “Gabriel” was probably Henry’s pseudonym. It wouldn’t make sense for it to be Michael’s, as he gives his “I’m going to come find you” speech while Springles is leaving 3, lining up with them first meeting again in FFPS. That doesn’t make sense if they already met in 3 before that.

[silverxcristal]

August 20th- Glass

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[fazbearsecuritycrew]

One Killed in Fire, Faulty Wiring to Blame

NOVEMBER 2013 - At 6:03 AM early last Friday morning, local horror attraction Fazbear Frights was reported to be up in flames before collapsing at 6:14 AM.

The attraction, located at Shout! Amusement Park, was scheduled to open for the Halloween season this fall. The attraction itself was based off of the unsolved mysteries of the franchise Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, known for its morbid and mysterious past. It was a project organized by four local college students that was later funded by Fazbear Entertainment themselves, in order to test a potential resurgence of the franchise.

The attraction was found in flames by early arriving construction workers, who reportedly tried to put out the fire but were driven out by the smoke. It had only been burning for close to ten minutes before authorities managed to douse the flames before they spread to other areas of the park, as the fire had overwhelmed the building within minutes.

At 6:14 AM, the back half of the structure suddenly collapsed after the flames weakened the foundation significantly. One construction worker, who had been trying to put out the fire, was also there at the time of the collapse. He preferred to remain anonymous.

“It was horrible. We could hear it groan and then it gave out. All the back of it just caved in.”

So far, investigators have determined the cause of the fire to be the building’s faulty wiring, which did not follow building code. The fire most likely got out of hand due to the flammable materials which the building was constructed with, as well poor quality materials that made spread of fire more likely. 

The reports of violations, however, did not come as a surprise to many. The establishment repeatedly committed or failed to fix existing violations, something that was common knowledge among staff. Even employees who worked on the other end of the park knew how unstable the building was.

Park management and the franchise who owned the attraction, Fazbear Entertainment, reportedly ignored warnings and concerns voiced by their employees.

According to members of the team, the overall project was rushed and unorganized, especially when it came to construction. Members were overworked and underpaid.

“This isn’t the first time something like this happened,” comments a former employee. “They would always tell us to skip this or that if we were behind on time. They wanted to open the place as quickly as possible, even if it wasn’t safe.”

Just last year, a construction worker was hospitalized after a poorly ventilated room made it hard for stale air to escape. Only one day prior to the fire, an employee fell through the floor and sustained a broken leg.

One body was recovered from the scene. The victim is believed to be 21-year-old Clementine Della-Robbia, the night guard on duty at the time of the fire.

“Because of this place, I’ve lost my best friend,” says 24-year-old Luke Alkaev, roommate, coworker, and friend of the victim. “We told them that this building wasn’t safe and they didn’t listen to us. They never did. Now someone died because of their negligence. My friend is never coming back.”

With the information that the building was not up to code, this could have been an easily preventable situation.

The amusement park is closed today to deal with this traumatic event.

Fazbear Entertainment has declined to comment.

Accessed November 2013.

[the-afton-funhouse]

Imagine Springtrap getting bored of trying to kill the Fright Guard, he instead challenges them to a game of chess to pass the time and the Phantoms gather around them to watch.

[nightguard-frightguard-and-phone]

TIME TO CLOCK IN

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[unknown3guard]