#*springlock activated*

[mrbigpepperoninipples]

AHHHH AHHH AC AHHC AKKAVKJ AAAHHHAHH AHACHAJH

William getting springlocked lol I really liked this 30 minute doodle

Extra for funny

[ennard-is-near]

My least favorite thing in the progression of FNaF lore has probably been the regression of how painful Full Springlock Failures are. This has bugged me endlessly. No way in hell is that survivable at all and in the movie it’s literally just a couple prongs digging into Matthew Lillard’s stomach.

Never forget that in the original canon that shit pulls your eyes out! Springtrap has animatronic feet with bits of flesh on them! That shit replaces your limbs, man. That’s no joke! Especially because all the animatronic bits need to fight their way through the rest of your body to get where they’re going. You are not making it out of that situation no matter how much medical attention you get.

This obviously doesn’t apply to partial springlock failures, like if they only go halfway in or it’s just part of the suit that fails. And I genuinely really enjoy headcanons and stuff revolving around William having previously survived a springlock failure (especially if it’s what lead to his intense fear of dying). I just don’t see how what the games show could be survived at all and it does sort of get on my nerves that it’s slowly becoming sort of workplace injury and not sudden and violent death.

[azure-fume]

This will never not murder me

[darthpastryreblogs]

But can Cupcake punt a fully grown man into the sun? I think not.

had the time of my life with the movie

[patchworkspringlocks]

A few of my favorite sketches of Patchwork/Dave from a while back

[sorin-sunchild]

"Why didn't the springlocks activate when he beat up Mike?"

1) because we needed Afton to seem dangerous so he had to be able to attack and he couldn't have if he had to just move slowly

2) Afton, given what he's already done, probably knows how to manipulate the suit and not set them off

3) it's funny

[wr0wn]

Orange Cat

One of the springlock suits made by Henry Emily to be a part of a trio ( Fredbear Springbonnie and Orange Cat)

The first one to fail and kill one of the employees. The accident happened during performance and was quietly covered under the false pretenses of suit malfunction with no human inside. After that, the Orange Cat suit was discharged and left rotting in one of the hidden rooms. Since then, trio has become a duo. Orange Cat was never mentioned in any promotional materials. All mentions about Orange Cat were destroyed, and the topic was heavily avoided.

During a brief investigation, nothing was found, and no one was convicted of anything.

After Freddy Fazbear's Pizza closed down, both animatronics (Springbonnie and Orange Cat ) were brought to Fazbear's Fright, where they came back from the dead.

Orange Cat behavior can be interpreted as friendly at first. During the night, animatronic actively tries to get to Springtrap, preventing him from moving forward.

Ending one (changed)

To help Orange Cat, you need to use the button playing a child's voice to lure Springtrap into a room with other animatronic already inside. This tactic is very risky because of the unpredictable nature of the Orange Cat movement. You won't be able to hear any sounds because there is none. Now you have to pay attention to your surroundings and carefully manage your cameras and animatronic positions.

By the fifth night, Springtrap will be destroyed by Orange Cat, and then they'll start a fire destroying Fazbear's Fright. The player escapes the fire, leaving OG inside to burn.

Ending two (changed)

There is a reversed way of using this tactic. By constantly luring Springtrap into different rooms, you'll make Orange Cat chase him, preventing them both from making their way toward the office. But be careful if you lose Orange Cat they might stumble into your office. When they spot you using your equipment, they'll kill you. You just have to wait.

After the fifth night player themselves start a fire. Completely destroying and erasing only one animatronic and what left of them.

After Fazbear's Fright burned down, Orange Cat suit turned into dust freeing trapped soul.

(English is not my first language, so please don't mind my grammar and spelling...)

[drinkinboilingcoffee]

I don’t have the link on me but I can try to find it but I remember seeing this fnaf analysis ages ago we’re in one version of the persons timeline Mike could have been as young as 14 at the time of sister location (you can work at a parents business at pretty much any age exempt from a lot of the usual requirements) and I’m thinking about that yet again today (he was an adult in SL in my au but still) Part of me is like “Oh my god that’s terrible, William sent his child son to go save his sister, and since it would have been right after Evan’s death, he probably did it out of spite for that, probably knowing full well Michael would be “killed”. He had his entire life ripped away from him at such a young age and he spent the rest of his life in agony, probably being shunned by his friends for his twisted form and deciding that he deserved it for what he did to Evan.” The other half of me is like “lmfao they literally had a kid working there? No wonder the Funtimes wanted to kill him, he probably activated their kidnapping programming. He was probably like 6 inches too short for the springlock suit they put him in, no wonder he couldn’t see shit through it. Would he even age or is he a teenager throughout the entire series? Bet William still made him go to school all corpsy looking.”

[miralax-gatorade]

y’all ever notice that the ways that Dave shows love (or doesn’t show love) are similar to things that Henry did to him? There’s the obvious stuff like giving Jack eternal life through springlocking, taking Jack to Vegas, the destination Henrys circus never reached, killing kids as a bonding activity, sharing the keys to the box, etc etc. but there’s also other things I’ve noticed that connect back to Henry. Henry recorded him and watched him constantly, so Dave puts cameras in Jacks house and has constant access to him via the vents. Henry likely never initiated much physical contact with Dave that wasn’t experimental or surgical, so Dave almost never initiates physical contact with Jack. Henry was dismissive of Dave’s thoughts and feelings, so Dave is dismissive of jack’s thoughts and feelings. It’s the only way he has ever experienced ‘love’, and it’s the only way he knows how to express love.

one thing I really like about Davesport is that Dave and Jack both have an equal ability to be the toxic and abusive one in the relationship, and who it is changes depending on your choices. Dave is violent, unpredictable, manipulative, obsessive, invasive, insecure, and good at hiding evidence. But Dave is also incredibly vulnerable, and those toxic qualities can be easily turned against him. Jack is intelligent, and knows how to get into peoples heads. Jack has very low empathy, and can make choices without a lot of emotion behind it (whether it’s because he’s soulless or it’s just jacks personality is up for debate, I think it’s a mix of both personally.) it can lead him to be more forgiving to mistakes (like how he forgives Dave much faster than anyone else, for better or for worse), but it also makes it much easier for him to manipulate people. He fakes such genuine kindness to Dee and Dave, both in reality and in the flipside, and still easily flips on a dime and uses their greatness weaknesses against them.

[leresq]

Fnaf movie notes, spoilers ahead:

First off, fuck Scott Cawthon, let's just say I didn't watch the movie in theaters or on a streaming service.

What I liked:

Matthew Lillard actually looks like William Afton

The "Talking in Your Sleep" cameo was the best one of the movie, next to "I have a theory"

Cory was funny, as expected

I liked how they made the animatronics just kids, they want a friend.

The way the animatronics moved was great, I just wish we could have gotten a foxy running scene.

The cinematography and set design inside the pizzeria was great, and everywhere outside felt very real.

The animatronics were cute when I was supposed to like them and foreboding when I was supposed to be scared of them. I don't know if they physically changed the suits but it works.

Mike's actor was actually pretty good at looking distressed or upset.

I just want to hug the animatronics they are so cute 🥺🥺

The animatronics weren't sadistic, when they killed someone it was because they were trying to get them out or away. Just like if an actual little kid had that power, they wouldn't be cruel or even want to kill anyone, they just don't understand their own power

There actually were five nights!

Springtrap wiping the knife is a reference to Scream, where Matthew Lillard played Ghostface, who is known for wiping their knife after using it.

BALLOON BOY

What I didn't like:

You're telling me they named their main character Mike and they didn't have Afton go "MIKE! MICHAEL!!! MICHAEL DON'T LEAVE ME HERE!!!!! *MICHAEL!*

Vanessa was a nothing burger, even when her motivation was revealed it wasn't that good. I think it would have been better if they set up that she was working with Afton

Golden Freddy was everywhere but they didn't namedrop the kid once, and it was so inconsistent. He's here, he's not here. I'm assuming it's a combination of Cassidy and the Crying Child.

Afton's connection to the story is flimsy. Why was he pretending to be Raglan? I'm assuming it's so he could get night guards to toy with, that's why the animatronics killed the intruders but not Mike.

It's kind of weird thinking about the logic of how Afton killed Mike's brother, and gave his daughter the plane. Just seems a little bit of a stretch.

Even though I hate excessive gore, I thought there wasn't half as much violence as there should have been. I guess the PG-13 rating constricted a lot.

It takes a broom to activate what I'm assuming is a Circus Baby reference springlock, but Afton can jump around in Spring Bonnie.

The only Purple Guy reference we got was a purple tie. They should have made the security vest purple.

Questions

How is the cupcake sentient?

How does Afton control the kids?

Who cleaned up the blood of the four intruders? I'm guessing Afton but I wish they'd made it more clear

Why didn't Afton send out the animatronics on the first night? Even if he wanted to kill Mike, he seems like the type to psychologically torture people beforehand.

Why was there an "it's me" note? I get the reference, but why? Is Mike's brother here?

What's the Freddy mask with the saws inside? I know Afton uses it to kill people but why does it exist?

Why does Balloon Boy exist? Do the toy animatronics exist in this universe??

Why doesn't foxy have a tail?????

Favourite character: Foxy

If we get a sequel I hope we only get one or two. I don't want a whole cinematic universe. Finding ways to watch 12 movies 'other ways' will get complicated.

Also when the casting was revealed, I didn't know who Matthew Lillard was and someone told me he played live action Shaggy, so I didn't know he played fuckin STU FROM SCREAM until I watched the movie, so another cameo technically, just only for me

[alwaysahiccupandastrid]

I’ve seen so many people complaining about the Springlock scene in the FNAF movie because it’s not like the SFM animations made by fans - he’s not screaming, there’s little to no blood, etc. But it’s actually realistic if we’re being honest with ourselves, the spring locks probably punctured Afton’s lungs and other organs/parts of his body so he wouldn’t have been able to scream; as for blood, the spring locks piercing him keep the blood in (which is why if you’re stabbed you don’t pull the object out as it will cause you to bleed out) and the costume in the film is so thick that it probably would have absorbed any blood that did leak out.

Also I’ve seen people complain about scenes like the ghost children and Abby building a fort, about the lighter or campier scenes etc., and it’s like… that’s kind of the whole point? People are acting disappointed that the animatronics are literal children and have behaviours like little children - plus the scenes of them befriending Abby take on a darker meaning when you realise what their plan was the entire time (killing and trapping her in a suit so she can be with them forever). I don’t know, it made sense to me as a fan of FNAF that the animatronics haunted by ghost children didn’t want to harm a child but attacked adults.

Don’t get me wrong, the FNAF movie wasn’t perfect by any stretch of the imagination but a lot of complaints I’m seeing seem to come from people who didn’t play the games or who didn’t follow the lore over the years, and were expecting a plain old blood bath with evil animatronics.

And that’s not me gatekeeping and saying you HAVE to have played the games: I myself haven’t played much of FNAF (despite the fact I had the first four games on my kindle) because my anxiety shoots up to 100 playing horror games, but I’ve enjoyed watching people like Markiplier play it over the years (for some reason I find it easier watching horror then actively playing horror games if that makes sense). This film was very much made for the fans of the games specifically, but that’s just my opinion.

[chaifootsteps]

I absolutely love how Viv liked a "gotcha" tweet about someone rightfully criticizing how much Val has been woobified and adored by the fandom, rather than getting his head blown off with a 12 gauge shotgun because "he's hot". Like, the person who qrt'd the tweet has a William Afton/Springtrap PFP and the Stan is like: "your pfp is a child murderer"

Yes. A cartoonishly, over the top child murderer in a fucking rabbit suit, who is also a genius in robotics and lures children to their deaths only to stuff them in robotic suits to... *checks notes* control them? (FNAF movie version anyways)

Give me an example of a very specific serial killer who has done exactly that, and who people sexualize and woobify.

Also, yes, both characters aren't real. But what Val does to Angel? Very real.

Rape is real.

SA is real.

Abuse is real.

Control through fear, guilt, shame and power dynamics is very real.

Not to mention, Scott does NOT sexualize or endorse his actions in any way. That man has gotten springlocked, made to suffer in an empty building in for years, crushed and burned and tormented by the children he murdered.

Can we talk about how much Viv likes hot Val art btw? It's genuinely so disgusting to see her liking tweets defending Val. I'm a CSA victim and the last thing I'd want to see is someone sexualizing my 3 rapists like that.

And I don't defend anything William does either. He's an evil mfer who gets rightfully and painfully punished multiple times.

Yes, let your villians be villians. But they need to be punished accordingly.

I want to see Val getting torn apart. But I doubt Viv will do it. She seems to love him too much. And who's gonna SA Angel if Val dies? Can't have her fetish fuel character die can we?

Seriously. Compare how the 2 characters are treated by their creators. Look through her damn likes.

Then look at what Scott intended for this monstrous character.

They aren't comparable.

https://youtu.be/1LuyIp9bPFQ?si=H7iSpxbbpKImvS_o

And to be clear, I don't think there's anything wrong if someone in the fandom likes Valentino as a character, even if he is the most disgusting, deplorable piece of shit you've ever seen. But when you as a creator are actively woobifying him and shutting down people who want to see him fed into one of those machines at the junkyard that crush cars, that's a problem.

[mercymermaid]

obligatory 2:30 am willry ramble (cw mentioned homophobia, nothing big)

In the beginning, they were best business buddies, friends that met in college and hit it off immediately, yadda yadda yadda. They found their respective ladies, got married, had kids, and decided to put their little restaurant plans from back in college into action (fuck fall fest).

There wasn't anything super special between them at the time. They were loyal to their wives, and saw each other as nothing but best friends, the type you'd sleep with in the same bed, no homo style. They'd seen each other nearly naked in the springlock suits, shared the last bottle of beer, all that normal bestie stuff.

Then their wives fell right out of the picture. Death, divorce, whatever it was, it left both Henry and William reeling, both lacking that figure that you're supposed to cherish and love until the end, their respective families now left with a gaping, person-sized hole smack in the center.

In an effort to rebuild and move past, that closeness evolved into something slightly more intimate. Resting together on the couch turned into cuddly naps, trying to figure out how to bake (as the men in relationships that sparked at latest in the 70s) turned into a partner activity, and where they'd work on opposite sides of their little workshop before, one would find himself massaging the other's aching back while watching over his shoulder and criticizing his work.

They never put a name to it, nor did they even try to. They were drowning in paperwork and business and robots and dealing with angsty teenagers and hyper children, so they never bothered to realize what had sparked between them. It felt perfectly normal, and with how popular they were in town, everyone assumed the same. In a time where homosexuals were looked down upon, it'd be foolish to assume the most successful businessmen in the area would fall to such sins.

It was great, until, as it always does, shit hits the fan. The Bite of '83 happened, and William spiraled right into the deep end. He changed. He became colder, more distant, and while at first Henry tried to brush this off as deep-set grief, it only grew and grew. No matter what Henry tried, he couldn't prevent William changing.

Then came Charlie's death. It hit Henry straight out of left field, as you'd assume the death of a child would, and now he was left scrambling for nothing, left to rot in the middle of a raging ocean with no driftwood to hold onto. William was the same, though rather than an ocean of despair, he was in the burning pits of insanity, and while Henry kept swimming, desperate to save himself from drowning, William embraced it, drinking the flames and allowing the blaze to scorch him from the inside and out.

Opposites attract, usually. After all, at first, William was the stuck-up, charming, professional British man, with a resting bitch face and a face so pale, it looked as if he had never seen the sun, while Henry was boisterous and outgoing, the dad friend, Southern and tanned from a life in the sun.

But when Henry eventually put together the pieces as William's mind fell further apart, not even the basic laws of physics and fate could rescue them. By the time he figured out the whole story, the place in his heart reserved for his best friend had filled in, gone with no trace left behind besides a faint grief of what they once had.

William's heart, on the other hand, had shattered. His youngest son was dead, Elizabeth was dead, Michael had abandoned him, and all he had left was what Henry used to be to him. Internally, as he was killed and burnt and killed and burnt time and time again, he didn't know what he wanted. As regrets rotted and festered for decades alongside him, all he could think about was that he wanted to feel Henry's hug again. He wanted to rekindle what they once had, even if deep inside, he knew damn well it would never happen.

When Henry created the fake restaurant to lure William in, it was... an emotional disaster. Obviously, it tends to be such when the culmination of decades of death and revenge and disaster all go up in literal flames, and you see your long-gone children one last time, but when you place two former lovers in a room, one that's moved on and one that's glued to his spot, it doesn't go well. Henry felt no remorse, because what he saw in front of him as the temperature rose wasn't the man he cherished. It was a monster, from the same pits of hell that William fell prey to. But what William saw was the same man, unchanged and undefeated, exactly the same as what he had once loved, and as Henry's speech rang out through the restaurant and Cassidy prepared herself to play god, he wasn't scared. He was broken.

okay yeah idk what that was i hope it was coherent 😭

[incorrect-fnaf-quotes]

Rabbit Restoration Project: |22|

Springtrap stared at you, eyes slowly opening and closing, and for a moment, you thought that, maybe, he might have been trying to potentially process the question.

Truthfully, however? The rabbit... it felt hard to guess what was going on with him. That probably won't ever change, I bet. You shrugged to yourself.

He just kept blinking at you--the action causing a little click, and a whirr--and it was starting to feel much more awkward compared to when Springtrap wouldn't do anything at all.

Okay, okay... why did I go through with that? A handful of things I've thrown at him... he just hasn't said anything. You tried to keep your eyes on the road--but his blinking gaze couldn't help but make you wonder about the possibilities.

He still hasn't actually done anything to me, he still hasn't... but if he went and got angry... You frowned. Well, I know what Springtrap is capable of.

Springtrap's head was thrown back, and the rabbit erupted into laughter. It had been so sudden in the moment, that you felt yourself flinch a little.

What... What's that about? Frown remaining, you turned to focus on him now that the gaze wasn't so focused--and thanks to the car arriving at a red light. "Um..."

You shifted around slightly in the seat. He hasn't... did I do something really funny? Was my guess about him completely wrong? What else would he find so funny?

His laughter was beginning to die down, but that didn't mean that it hadn't stopped yet. Frankly, this was the longest that you had ever heard someone else. Or maybe he just... remembered a funny joke?

Your eyes flickered back towards the light, but it was still glowing red.

"It... took you quite a while to notice the mess underneath," Springtrap coughed, the laughing finally fully stopping, "But the identity, you..."

Briefly, the rabbit trailed off, before clearing his throat. You would have assumed that, if it were one of the things still possible, then he would have been crying from how much laughing he had been doing.

"Well, tell me: What made you ask that all of a sudden?" He tilted his head, humming.

"Um. I guess..." You glanced back at the light--it still hadn't changed. Is it broken, or just taking forever? "Earlier, when you had been telling me about some of the incidents at the other locations..."

"Yes?" The rabbit rasped.

"When you brought up what happened back at the diner, about the bite, you'd gotten so... upset." Informing the rabbit, one of your fingers tapped lightly against the wheel. "Maybe you could have generally been upset about something unfortunate..."

Your head shook. "But I was starting to think that that wasn't it. I figured that it could have been something else. Like, that you were the father of that boy, you know?"

The light finally flickered to green, and you began the rest of the drive. Shouldn't be too much longer now... then I can rest. That would be nice after today.

"I suppose, years ago, William was who I once was. But not any longer." The rabbit's ears twitched. "William was lost when the springlocks activated. But, as for Springtrap..."

"You were... created when they went and activated?" You guessed.

Springtrap hummed. I didn't think that he would actually confirm my question... I figured he would have ignored it. Or, maybe try to deny it, potentially.

"In a way of that, yes." Apparently deciding that that had been long enough, the rabbit's gaze was pulled away from you, and he was back to staring out of the window.

"Wait." You blinked. "Springlocks... what exactly are those?"

"I'm uncertain of how much you looked at," Springtrap grumbled, "But you had to have noticed something... intriguing, didn't you?"

"Um..." You took in a breath, frowning as you remembered the sight. "There was a lot of metal jammed in, I think..."

Springtrap nodded. "And those would have been the springlocks, set off permanently such a long time ago. Just think, the tiniest amount of water, and..." He made a snapping sound.

"They weren't waterproof?" Was that... why he reacted like that in the rain?

"Not in the slightest." Springtrap chuckled. "They had never gotten around to being fixed. So, just a little bit of water, or even the tiniest wrong movement... well, it wouldn't be fun."

"Well, that's stupid." You commented. Why even add springlocks in the first place? Did anyone ever plan on fixing any of that, but just never managed to succeed for some reason?

"I hope all of what's happened won't affect my little stay here." At his words--taking on a bit of a softer tone--your head spun back around to look at the rabbit. He's talking like that now... why?

"You've been getting frightened quite often since you brought me home." Earlier, he'd been laughing when he saw how I felt... but now, he's doing this? He thanked me when I helped him. He held my hand.

I mean... I went and held it, but Springtrap didn't let go. He didn't... I don't even think he wanted me to let go, either. You fidgeted. Why? Is he just... liking it here more, at least?

"Um..." You cleared your throat. "No, um... it's fine, Springtrap. It's... fine, I guess."

If he's just... getting more comfortable, and relaxed, then I guess that's nice. I don't think that he would have let me work on his arm before if he wasn't. You shrugged again.

His arm still seems to be doing pretty well, come to think of it. You hummed. I didn't think he'd be able to move it so much immediately. But, let's just hope its condition stays like that.

With two unsuccessful tries that had taken a while, and the third one that ended in success also taking some time... you weren't looking forward to the time that would be lost if it did fall.

"Do you... still intend to complete what you were wishing to do?" Springtrap questioned. "You seemed quite ready to start when you had brought me inside."

"Well, I still went and bought everything that I figured would be needed..." You noted slowly, "And I don't really want any of that to quickly go to waste, honestly." Well... maybe it wouldn't? I could find something else?

But he's still the first one that I've needed some of this stuff for. When would the next time even roll around for it to be used? Not everything's fuzzy. The car took one of the last turns.

"So, as long as you're fine with me continuing, and you don't plan on leaving yet..."

Springtrap hummed softly. "I won't be making my leave for a little while. You can continue your work whenever you'd like."

Good to know. "By the way, I'll... most likely need to clean you later. Maybe I'll just go and use a hose, that might be quick." You shrugged. "Inside might be a little messy, and you're still pretty smelly."

When you took a quick glance at Springtrap again, for the last time, his gaze had been forced away from the window, and he was staring at you--his eyes rather wide.

"What...?" You questioned. "What's the matter?"

He was silent.

"Are you... worried about the springlocks?" You took a guess. "Do you think they could go off again?"

The rabbit seemed to fidget. "Perhaps they could... and perhaps it would be felt all over again."

Reaching the driveway, you parked the car, and unbuckled the seatbelt, turning fully to stare at him. "Well, it's been a long time, hasn't it? Maybe after all that time, they won't go off again."

When he seemed to fidget again, you debated on it for a second, before placing a hand on his shoulder. "But if you don't want to do it, just tell me. I could think of something else."

Springtrap hummed.

"Let's... just get back inside, okay?" Dropping your hand, and hopping out of the door once it was pushed open, you went to retrieve the items that hadn't been moved yet.

By the time the bags were snatched up, and you managed to shut both of the doors--simply deciding to use a hip in the moment--Springtrap had gotten out, too.

Saying nothing, the two of you approached the door--Springtrap reaching it first, and opening the door for you. You nodded at him, and walked through it.

He followed and shut the door. You assumed that he would have locked it, but unfortunately for the rabbit, he wasn't the one who happened to have the key.

Quickly enough, you threw the bags at the closest surface, and then began to make your way towards the bedroom. "Okay, just... do what you want, Springtrap. Watch a movie. As long as you don't mess with anything."

"I'm just going to collapse on my bed for a bit. So, see you later." Will things please take a calmer turn soon?

@mcfries123 @ravenmccookies @spaciebabie

[mobox87]

¿Cuándo hará headcanons de Renata?🥹

(Pd: me alegra que esté bien)

Of course Of course!

Renanta graduated from Nursing with honors.

Thanks to this, for a short period of time she came to work at freddys in the nursing area.

Paulette's animatronic is specifically designed as a gift for her ex-husband, William.

Many of the robots that William has created as female have been based on her, but some others, based on hers, his children.

When Renata met William, she was exercising to compete in the Olympics, unfortunately Will, in a fit of nervousness decided to ruin this, because he wanted Renata to be just for him, so he caused an Accident, causing her to break the leg, but he kept that by taking care of her to make their love blossom.

Renata had an affair at the time when she had separated for a time from William, resulting in Brandy.

Renata is for more, the only member of the Afton family who feels compassion for others, to the point of forgiving William, but accepting not wanting to see him again in her life.

Her also being the only one that she still receives her son Michael with love in her arms, even treating him like a scared child.

Renata met William again in Fazbear Fright at the age of 89. They both recognized each other, and even William/Springtrap gave her the idea of living forever as a robot, which Renata flatly refused.

There is a Springlocks suit that was built especially for her, but once William tried to get her in, she escaped from it, the suit is still in the aftons basement.

After Kenny, Renata couldn't have any more children.

Even if she hates William with all her heart, she still feels quite sorry that she can't do anything to change him.

Her father was the Capo of a mafia, which disappeared over the years when her father was no longer seen.

She knows ballet and it is one of her favorite activities, besides sewing.

William injected her with remnant, so Renata is now unable to even die.

[puppermation]

Happy birthday to Five Nights at Freddys!!

Wow, ten years, huh? crazy how time flies. I was around 12-13 when I got introduced to FNAF and I guess that admiration for such a game never left.

More tangenting under the cut vvvv

Not only has this game have a grip on me for all 10 years, but it's been a reason I've actively persued character design; Making characters for FNAF was just so FUN. My first proper digital character I didn't trace over was a fnaf oc that was a springlock. After that it was over. It was also when I started to write a lot, really just expand my artistic eye.

I've still been caught up with everything, say for most of the books and Tales From The Pizzaplex. But it's a ride I plan to stay on, for this decade to the next.