#irl animatronics

[moe-dewolfe]

Fnaf fans are so annoying 🥲

[tonyfurret]

It feels like everything has gotten so bland and gray minimalist. Even kids places

Like if this didn’t say where a kid can be a kid, you’d have no idea it was a Chuck E. Cheese

I think that’s why I love the rainforest cafe so much. It’s colorful, loud and over the top. Images can’t properly capture the sure SCALE of it all, the interior, the animatronics

I love the way the mall ones look like they’re spilling out into the rest of the normal looking building. Birds flying out as the vines cover the ceiling. I wanna go back so bad. My first time going is no joke probably up there with my happiest moments ever.

[ditzimitzi]

I find it so tragic and ominous that the song they chose to play right after the Rolfe and Earl show ends is Right Here Waiting. "Wherever you go, whatever you do, I will be right here waiting for you". It's as if the characters were trying to say "we'll always be with you, no matter what" because of what was coming. They wanted to say goodbye

[that-werewolf-b0yy]

yallls

what if I made a blog like just for rockafire and beach bear shit

cus like beach bear is awesome as fuck

LEMME KNOWW

ABBSNSKDBW WKZIBWBW

[fnaf-memories]

( November 23, 2016 )

8 years ago today, Sally Corp. presented a possible Five Nights at Freddy’s Dark Ride attraction, along with a stand-alone Foxy animatronic and several pieces of concept artwork.

( Video Credit ) ( Concept Art )

[ragsandrascals]

Little Queenie sketchbook page

[discount--dracula]

an edit with this song focusing on mistreated, uninstalled, abandoned, replaced, and concept unified animatronics. does anyone hear me. animatronics edit to this. i'm begging. [sobs a little] please

[fandom-stamps-daily]

HIII can I get some Chuck E. Cheese stamps..heheh :-)

Daily fandom stamps day 83 - Chuck E. Cheese

Day 83 - 4/7/2026

of course!! bonus stamp of the [autism chuck image] that i love

i will never forget the damage fnaf dealt to irl animatronics. such a beautiful artform reduced to obscurity unless you find the right niche on the net and not those accounts that just say old and/or abandoned animatronics look creepy and upload a total of one pictures from a weird angle. this is cultural vandalism, do you know the array of skills that go into making animatronics?? insane stuff

sources [1] - [2] - [3] - [frames used]

f2u no credits required

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--- warning! this block of text below has nothing to do with web decor, has minimal relation to chuck e cheese and was written in a hurried frenzy by my video game history loving brain before i made the rest of the post. this is so long, not putting a read more cut because it messes with the image layout though ---

!!!!! DUDE OK OK HOLD ON STAMPS ASIDE DID U KNOW THE CREATOR OF CHUCK E CHEESE NOLAN BUSHNELL IS ALSO THE GUY WHO ESTABLISHED THE GAME COMPANY ATARI???? and one of the people who made one of the very fist electronic arcade games?? him and ted dabney created a clone named "computer space" of what is considered the first videogame ever, "spacewar!", and although it was a commercial failure Bushnell and Dabney went on to establish atari!! after attending a demonstration of the magnavox oddysey (first commercial video game console) made by ralph baer and asking one of their employees, allan alcorn, to replicate it (as a test project although alcorn didnt know that) the game "pong" that made the company skyrocket was born. dabney left the company shortly after however (not without bushnell purchasing his share of atari first tho). bushnell left atari after a poor commercial decission around the late seventies, leaving the game company in the hands of warner communications which had bought it some years earlier while looking to expand their business scope. it was after leaving atari that he began working on chuck e cheese as a place to enjoy both pizza and arcade games. later comes ataris downfall due to the very different management decissions between bushnell and the warner directors and the impact those had in the employees and game developers of the company but this block of text is already big enough lol.

sorry i really like video game history and had to study atari for my uni clases!! ummmm thumbs up. yeah. ok. if you want and can the history of atari and nolan bushnell and its impact in the video game industry is really interesting to me and i recommend checking that out if you like videogames. the book "replay, a history of videogames", which we had to read for our university classes has the full story of atari as well as other game (and not so game-centered) companies and is very interesting, heavily recommend.