#find player two fnaf

[kimaratomoya]

What are your Julius headcannons and Also does something bad happen to Julius in the tales from th pizzaplex and aldo does he get redemption arc!?

Hello viviliqu I know it's you lol.

I don't think abt him too often but ig here we go.

Headcanons for Julius:

- keeps his hair long to defy his parents

- does not have a good relationship with them (I do think this is mentioned in the book but I don't feel like checking)

- absolutely cracked at first person shooters games

- did drama for 1 year and secretly enjoyed it but never speaks about it

- Not LGBTQ+ (as a lot of people think he is) but isn't gonna beat you up if you are gay (unless you're Reed ofc, but that's not BC he's gay)

- was severely jealous of Reed and that's why he targetted him a lot (I want to say this is also briefly mentioned but I can't remember)

- like Alec, didn't understand what "bad" was until people started to call him it when he acted up

- anger management issues (womp womp)

Does something bad happen to him in my fic (Ghosts in the Pizzaplex)?

Not yet, but I only have chunks planned so it may change in the future. To be honest I think he already got his punishment and deserves a second chance, but how a lot of people give him that second chance I dislike so I'm doing it a different way. He does however get involved in the issues to come and may get damaged, but nothing permanent planned.

Does Julius get a redemption arc in said fic?

He does and you can see it slowly happening after he is forcibly befriended by Mary Jo. It's small at first but I am planning on a mostly full recovery towards the end and him trying to make things up to the people he's hurt/annoyed/caused issues for (Reed, Delilah, Dirk, Monty, Vanessa, etc).

Lmao feel free to keep asking things about the other characters too, or about specific things that have happened if you want to. I enjoy talking abt it lol.

And a fun little bonus!!! ✨✨✨

Art I made of them a little bit ago. Can't remember if I posted it lol so here it is.

I was sleep deprived when I started it and just went with it lol.

[tobymybaby]

Devon 🤝 Reed 🤝 Hudson 🤝 Aimee

Accidently Killing someone

(Hudson was the only one who killed someone who deserved it )

[monty-glasses-roxy]

There really only two or maybe one golden animatronics.

Like for freddy there a golden freddy/fredbear counterpart. He crash your game.

And for the Bonnie's if you count them gold or yellow or spring bonnie before he becomes springtrap. He became springtrap.

So Here what I getting at.

Golden roxy a animatronics that just dasent crash the game but teleported the player into the fnaf sb world as a animatronics that well look like a normal fnaf sb animatronic.

The player would have to survive five night at the pizzaplex day and night. to survive and not get noticed by the pizzaplex guest staff or other animations sinch well your not supposed to he here and your a animatronics they don't know about yet you look like a fnaf animatronics from the pizzaplex.

At night you have to survive the night by finding hidden safe spot to camp at but you have to avoid vanessa gregory and the pizzaplex staff bots and animatronics.

But you can't just stay in one spot for to long though a hidden camping spot can only work during the day but not at night so you have to move around during the night like finding lore. New hidden camping spots. Recharging your animatronics batteries.

That'd be an interesting idea!

Golden Roxy though... That could be terrifying? Golden Freddy is possessed by angry ghosts and Golden Bonnie has a not-dead child murderer inside, so Golden Roxy? That sounds like it could be the aftermath of Ruin.

Like, Cassie dies and takes on the ghostly form of Roxy in a golden colour like the limited edition collectibles you get around the Plex. Not sure what she could do though. Maybe she's trying to prevent anyone else from getting hurt in the Pizzaplex, becoming a guard like Roxy is? Maybe Mimic got out of the building and she's haunting it, scaring everyone around it into running before it has a chance to see them? Maybe she leads Roxy around to help the others and try and stop it? Could even be haunting the people that put Mimic there in the first place, or trying to lure Gregory in for payback, or maybe getting her dad if he's out there?

Hell of a concept.

And if it were to be Roxy herself? An animatronic with enough sentience to form a ghost? Well... she could be like what the original plan for Burntrap was and just kind of haunt the Pizzplex, watching from the shadows, subtley keeping you away from dangers like Mimic by interfering with your path... Maybe trying to contact Vanessa and DJ for help? Finding her way to the Fazbear CEOs house and haunting the everloving shit out of them, leading the rest of Mimic's victims to every single one of the board members that let this happen to them all... That'd be incredible I'd love that for her

With your thing of transporting to the Pizzaplex, she could transport you to a racing game maybe? Forced to drive against the clock and her other victims for a chance at escaping back to your own reality? She could create a living hell for the CEOs and board members using the attraction she had too sacrifice to deal with their fuck ups, making them race, again and again and again and again and again and when they finally win, when they think the end might finally be within reach... they find themselves within that pizzeria under the Raceway. Their escape is in there somewhere. They just have to find it! And if they get ripped into six pieces instead? Well... there's always next time :)

Golden Roxy would be amazing honestly. I think she deserves some supernatural vengeance for all the shit Fazbear put her through.

[crumbleclub]

There's this weird and very gory French + Canadian film called Martyrs (exercise caution when looking it up in terms of images if that stuff freaks you out) and the basic concept is like. Some cult trying to understand what happens after death by bringing people to the brink of it in the most traumatic and agonizing ways possible. And I just realized that that's really some William Afton shit, both for the original motive and for remnant extraction.

(Accidentally wrote an essay in the tags so, ah. Read those I guess)

[cherrytimemachine]

The Midnight Motorist Family is Not Who You Think

I noticed a pattern when looking at the depictions of the Missing Children in the FNAF games.

FFPS starts this trend with introducing Charlie and Susie, then we see how Gabriel was stuffed during the first ending of Help Wanted, and we might be heading in the direction of seeing Jeremy's story with HW2, and I'm sure Cassidy's will be the last. These depictions actually follow the order that the children were killed, according to their gravestones, except for one. What about Fritz?

Unlike the other children, there isn't much of an illusion to him alone outside of the MCI as a whole, while each individual child is getting their own focus. Now, this might seem like a stretch at first, but hear me out.

What if the family in Midnight Motorist was the family of Fritz?

Let's start from the beginning. Charlie and Susie both get their own minigames in FFPS, but then we assume Midnight Motorist is a complete shift from that and somehow portrays the Aftons for some reason, which breaks the theme of the "tying up loose ends" Scott was going for, and it breaks the formula of the stories of the MCI. But this isn't the only time we see a family like the one in Midnight Motorist with a parent who was mistaken for William Afton.

I the Fazbear Frights story Find Player Two, there's a man named Emmett Tucker, who is described as looming creepily inside of Freddy's arcade when Aimee and Mary Jo are going to play there, which happens to be the same day Mary Jo disappeared and was never found, leading Aimee to suspect that Emmett was responsible for her disappearance. He tells her that he wasn’t responsible for the kidnapping, and he was there because he was looking for his daughter, who used to go to Freddy’s, and he was trying to find her because he lost custody of her in his divorce.

Now, that might sound coincidental, but who else has been shown to be a not great father of a child who is implied to run off to Freddy’s, and also has a connection to a child kidnapping case? Specifically, Emmett was released from prison and maintains his innocence, which could imply that he was arrested for the MCI and was released years later after he was proven innocent. That would make sense as to why the car in Midnight Motorist is purple, it’s tying a link between the man and William, and how he was mistaken for being the killer.

In both the novel series and Fazbear Frights, the person originally suspected of the MCI was a father whose own child seemed to be a victim. In the novels it was Henry, and in FF it was Emmett.

Now, let’s set the stage here. After Susie was kidnapped, Fritz is the next victim. He’s got an abusive father who is difficult to live with, even when his other unidentified family member tries to calm the dad’s temper. Fritz has a history of running off to Freddy’s and that’s why his dad doesn’t question it when the window is broken. Whether the child willingly followed the Yellow Rabbit when he came, or he was trying to escape the pizzeria and the rabbit came after him is unclear, but Fritz is taken that night.

The name for the minigame in the files seems like it’s taking place after the death of Charlie, with the rain pouring down and the title “Later That Night”, but I suggest that it’s actually later the same day Susie was kidnapped. And from there, we get our tie in to the newspaper from FNAF 1, where one of the kidnappings was said to be a case of two children taken at the same time. This day is our one case of two, with both children being taken not at the same exact time, but the same exact day.

And there you have it, the solution to Midnight Motorist. I’m curious to hear what people think about this theory.

[lemuelthelemmy]

Faztober 2023 day 3: Find Player 2!

Eleanor Report #3

[fazbearfrightsbracket]

( NOTE : regardless of how many ' i didn't read this ' a poll gets, the story with the most votes will still move on! )

[gamerswag39]

re reading find player two killed me emotionally Mary jo waz zo zilly and i really like Aimee def gonna read it again

[rtratc]

why is Prankster filled with the worst people? Joel and his whole family? Trash. Aimee and Gretta? Horrid. I'm not even mad about the bad things that happen to them because they're awful.

[fazfrightsquotes]

Aimee: You shouldn't be using a straw.

Mary Jo: I know, I know, it's bad for the environment and stuff.

Aimee: Yeah, but I mean... it's a weird way to eat spaghetti.

[deadpuppetboi]

Prankster (but my Au in 5 sentences or less)

Prankster: Jeremiah has always had an issue connecting with people, not that it's their fault, it was always his. His awkward attitude has always made him the butt of everyone’s jokes whether he liked it or not. He's tired of it but he needs this job to survive so he just smiles and laughs along. It's honestly a miracle that Luis is the only one that seems to take on his awkwardness with his outgoing nature. It’s nice to have someone not make fun of him for once.

Kids at Play: Joel has done something horrible and he isn't sure how he could ever get over it. He was in too much shock that it took William to shake him to get him out of it, telling him to stop dreaming and help him with the body. The child wasn't moving and their legs were bent awkwardly with blood flowing from their open wounds. Not wanting to stay in this area any longer Joel helps William throw the body off the bridge, watching it sink to the bottom. But what honestly scared Joel the most was the fact that William managed to laugh it off as he spits into the rushing waters below.

Find Player Two!: Aimee is haunted by the disappearance of her best friend Mary Jo. Even though the killer had been named and rightfully arrested, something just didn't fit into the narrative at all. Emmett Tucker couldn't have killed Mary Jo, it didn't fit with how the events were laid out, it just didn't. But as Aimee laid out the events and replayed gee past over and over again, she finally thought of something no one else had from before. Had anyone else bothered to ask that golden bunny?

Stitchwraith: This was the end, Larson was sure of it. From the Stitchwraith breaking apart, the Marionette displays its supernatural abilities, and his son hides from the chaos. The detective couldn't fathom what he was seeing but with his son’s safety in mind, he fights to make things right. The last thing he expected was to see something else come into the fight. The music from which the bear spoke brought unspoken fear from The Marionette.

[energeticadrianz]

places hands together

twf x find player two

[tagidearte-spam-sb]

The Daycare Attendant and Their Dialogue

A little ramble on some of the things I've noticed about their ways of speaking. This post ended up being predominantly about how they refer to one another. Most of this is speculation mixed in with my own views on them and their relationship, without discarding some other possible alternatives (for instance, although I do view them as two AIs that heavily rely on each other to function properly, I do not cast aside the interpretation that they are the same person).

(note: although I have played SB and Ruin, I did not play HW2 myself. All I know about that game has been through let's plays).

Sun is, obviously, the chattier of the two. Not only are his sentences longer, he speaks more of them in a row than Moon does - in fact, we only see Moon going on and on in Ruin (which we will discuss later).

Both of them use a lot of repetitions when speaking. From their infamous "clean up, clean up" line, to Sun's panicked "you like glitter glue? I have glitter glue!" and "light's on! Light's on! Keep the generators on!", to Moon's "hidey hide, hide away" and "bad children must be punished. Bad children must be found", "knock knock", etc. One of the first things Eclipse says is also a repetition ("warning, warning"). They appear to occasionally rhyme their words too, or at the very least use similar sounds in their sentences. This is a robot that works with young children, so it's not surprising.

On that same vein, their main insult to misbehaving children (and employees... or at least Cassie's dad) is also a repetition: "naughty, naughty" (which turns into "naughty boy" for Gregory), "rulebreaker, rulebreaker", and "bad kid, bad kid". In fact, it appears they repeat words more often when they're mad/stressed (Sun's no no nos, Moon freaking out in Ruin). Taking into account they get mad pretty easily when things don't go their way, it's not surprising we hear it so often, but it's neat.

Although both of them speak in an almost song like manner, with Sun's run on sentences flowing well between one another, Moon is the one where this is more evident due to how much shorter his lines are.

Moon is also the one who speaks in a more childish manner. Not only are his phrases shorter, he doesn't articulate them as much as Sun does, and seems to prefer shorter words and sounds, especially giggles. This makes Sun appear more developed. Key word being appear.

Sun tends to speak as if he's entertaining a crowd, doing his best to keep the attention on himself while trying to keep it fun. This is most evident in his level explanation parts in HW2, but it's also clear in SB. In Ruin, this is absent for... obvious reasons.

Both of them are somehow direct in their way of giving orders/saying what they want to do. When they can't be direct, they find workaround truths in order to conceal what they truly want to say, while keeping the main order clear (such as Sun saying the player will hurt their eyes if they work in the dark and ordering them to keep the lights on, rather than saying Moon will kill them so keep that room bright. Direct, but nicer).

Not at all important to FNAF speech lore but I think it's funny: Sun says the infamous Vanny line during the daycare intro section. "Are you having fun yet? (Are ya, are ya?)". 0.5 seconds after Gregory just stands there, which coincidentally is what Vanny does 0.5 seconds after Gregory gets into a vent (numbers exaggerated). I don't know. I just think it's funny. Replaying the daycare section after hearing Vanny yapping that line non stop gave me flashbacks.

The way they refer to each other and the pronouns they use are an entire thing, so let me separate it in two parts.

So that this post doesn't become scrolling hell on the tags, I'll keep it below the read more line:

Sun

Sun is the one who refers to himself the most. He frequently uses "I" or "me" when talking about himself, and does it way more often than Moon. Examples of this are "I have glitter glue!", "I'm stuck in a nap", "it really speaks to me", "I feel dumber just looking at it" - you get the point by now. The reason I'm going hard on this point is to contrast his way of speaking to Moon's.

When it comes to him referring to Moon, we only ever hear it twice. In HW2 he says "He'll wake up if the lights go out!". In Ruin, he says "Not me, the other me!". Besides those two voice lines, he merely alludes to Moon without ever mentioning him by name or by pronouns (such as when he says he'll turn the lights off himself, implying he'll let Moon deal with you, or when he says you can't work in the dark and instead of saying the real reason as to why, he cuts himself and goes "You'll- hurt your eyes if you work in the dark").

This is interesting for two reasons: one, we only see him directly mention his counterpart when he's in a ruined state (the HW2 voice line comes from the mask off section, when they're broken down. At least I think so); two, he simultaneously views Moon as separate from himself ("he'll wake up") and as a part of himself/another side of himself ("the other me"). You can take that as them really being the same "person", or as a reflection of their complicated body sharing situation. Take it as you will.

As far as referring to himself and Moon at the same time, he only does it in Ruin when he states "We need to be whole".

Moon

The way Moon structures his sentences means that he seldomly actually refers to himself directly. For instance, he doesn't say "I will find you" or "I will punish you", putting himself as the subject of the sentence. Instead, he puts others as the subject, wording it as "Bad children must be found" and "Bad children must be punished". This is consistent across all of his voice lines except one... Well, technically two.

To get it out of the way: there's a deleted voice line where he says "I'm putting you in time out", a line he and Sun share and which worked the same way the clean up one does - them saying the same thing, a push towards them being the same person ordeal.

The only in-game time he refers to himself directly is in Ruin. This line is also the only time he refers to both himself and Sun as a duo. This line is also the longest line of dialogue Moon has.

"(groaning noises) Naughty! Naughty! Make it stop! The light makes us hurt! Grind Grind! Grinding gears inside my head! We can't move. Error! Error!"

This line, much like Sun's, is interesting for various reasons. Even though Sun is no longer with him (being stuck in the VR world and separate from Moon, shown by how Moon can't move because the lights are on but his body can't shift into Sun, so he's completely stuck), he first refers to himself as a "us" - adding Sun into the mix. Then he refers to himself alone, "my head" instead of "ours", before going right back to a plural.

We can assume one of three things here: one, Moon refers to himself as a we more often, adding Sun into the mix, a complete opposite of his counterpart who typically speaks in singulars; or two, Sun is not as absent as he appears and in that moment he is in fact with Moon, just stuck on the passenger sit, hurting alongside him; or three, this is merely an effect of this being in the Ruin DLC where the whole point of the daycare section is to fuse Sun and Moon into the Eclipse, so the writers decided to bring the point home further. If you have more options, feel free to add them.

Side note: This voiceline also shows Moon's speaking patterns pretty well. Putting "the light" as the subject instead of "we/I", the rhyming, the repetition, the clipped sentences compared to Sun's endless ones, the noises, the scratchiness, the vague childlike mannerism... All ending with "we can't move", way more straight to the point, said right before he freezes up, which deviates from the "other subject first then me" rule due to the pain tearing through him at the moment.

Moon does not call Sun "the other me" or anything similar in any of the games. He never refers to Sun as if he too was Sun. However, we can assume his view on their situation probably mirrors Sun's - being in the same body and all -, so take it as you will.

And as for Moon referring to Sun as a separate individual... He does not refer to him as a "he". Instead, he actually mentions his counterpart by name, saying "No more Sun". Meaning he's the only one of the the two that has canonically used his other side's name. I think it's interesting how the least chatty one is the one actually calling the other by name and not the other way around. And yes, you can say it's a way of speaking and he's referring to the concept of the sun rather than saying his name, but taking into consideration Sun never utters the word moon, I'd say it's still quite a big thing.

In my headcanon land, due to the happenings at the Pizzaplex, Sun is probably too embarrassed and mortified to even mention Moon. Moon, on the other hand, has no reason to have such troubles besides hating Sun for (in his perspective) keeping him locked in a prison of light. So for me, it makes sense we never see Sun saying Moon's name, and it makes it more impactful when he actually acknowledges Moon as the other me rather than a he.

Eclipse

I lied there's three parts.

Eclipse has very few voice lines. The only one that matters here is "We need to clean this place up before we can open in the morning." This is pretty straight to the point: Eclipse, unlike Sun and Moon, doesn't use an "I". They immediately speak in the plural. They do not view themselves as just Eclipse, but rather as both Sun and Moon combined, at the same time.

As for the DCA being two AIs or one... in Ruin, Sun thanks Cassie after Eclipse is activated. It's left ambiguous. You can say Sun speaking afterwards proves they're not one and the same, "with the Sun and Moon AIs still running separately somehow", or you can assume Eclipse existing doesn't mean Sun and Moon can't keep doing their thing under safe mode, albeit in a less chaotic manner, allowing Sun's voice to come through but not making him any less Moon - he is Moon, he is Sun, and they are complicated yet very simple.

I believe in whichever version is more convenient at any given time, with a preference for "two codependent AIs" given what the games show us. Although, going by everything I collected here, the only theory I believe to just not be supported by canon at all is the one with Eclipse as a separate thing all together. Eclipse refers to themselves as a "we', not an "I". Eclipse activates when you make Sun and Moon "whole". It canonically makes no sense for Eclipse to be a third thing. (Please remember this is a post about what's in the games, the canon of FNAF. AUs and fandom or whatever, you do you).

That's it. Hope you enjoyed my rambling. Uh artblog unpaid promotion @tagidearte thank you for making it this far.

[directdogman]

Do you have a favourite piece of lore you've ever made. From anything you've ever made. Or even just the thing you find most interesting or that your proud of.

Mainly I just want to know what lore you like the most.

I'll answer this for both of my series bc my DT answer is a lil underwhelming.

For DSaF: I liked the phone guy lore in 3 a lot. By the time DSaF dropped, people were so used to the setting of FNaF that a new game coming out with at least 3-5 new dead people in the story was basically a given. I felt like fangames had kinda missed out on conveying how incomprehensibly tragic the setting was. For every single dead person, there is an undeniable wave of tragedy and most of the dead human employees were just reduced to names in the main series. 3 successfully humanized the company so much that people even pity/love Harry/Steven (two people undeniably responsible for much of the player's misery in previous games.)

Also liked Henry's research in 3. People talk about the logs in 3 a lot, but I had many more ideas I wound up not including. I basically asked myself: if an amoral scientist wound up discovering that souls could possess animatronics, what would he try to figure out using the phenomenon? I think the writing connected with people because it felt kinda plausible in that way. It was 'real' in a sense.

Someone in a research lab would be hacking away at the same concept tomorrow if they could prove ghosts existed in some empirical way, using the scientific method to figure out as much information about the universe as possible from this newly discovered phenomenon. His deductions were tangible, even if they were unhinged + frightening.

For Dialtown: It pains me to say this, but every answer I have to this question is all stuff people haven't seen or stuff that's only been implied but never outright stated. That sadly includes a lot of character stuff. For the world, there's a lot of stuff that happened in the past that actually connects in pretty interesting ways to stuff that seems really random/unimportant. For character stuff, I'd love to explore the datables' families more and that's something I do plan to do more in future releases (be it DLCs, short stories or even a sequel one day!) A lot of stuff actually recontextualizes their existing scenes and shows where certain traits come from. Particularly for Oliver, Karen + Randy.

[scary-lasagna]

Hii could I request some creeps like Ben drowned or Toby and more with a new reader proxy (whose job is like to check up on other proxies like their health and stuff but other than that they ignore everybody and go on some missions) that is very timid, introverted, calm and isolated? In their free time they'll always be seen either on their phone (probably playing some kids game like cooking mama or hello kitty adventure or Roblox bc it's iconic) or just listening to music. When you'll try totalk to them you would find out they're pretty shy and blunt but very polite and patient? Thank uu

I decided to group them together since they would definitely tag team you with love and friendship!

Platonic!Ben & Toby

“Bro! Roblox is the fuckin’ SHIT!” Toby exclaims, and sits down next to you.

“ROBLOX?” Ben will appear, and sit in the other side of you.

Oh no.

Now you’re trapped.

Your heart race increases solely from social anxiety, and you’re doomed to fall victim to this new friendship.

You’re too stunned to say anything, but they’re already pulling out their phones to play with you.

Because everyone always loves a good Roblox game.

Ben grew up with it, and Toby goes crazy for the horror games and obbys on it.

And, just as Ben had planned, you slowly begin to warm up to them as you playing throughout the day, with Toby occasionally running to get snacks for everyone.

Toby downed a whole box of Caprisuns and no one said a word.

Now, Toby and Ben’s silly little meme avatars are at the first of your friends list whenever you log on, and you always invite them to whatever game you’re playing.

Ben has an entire collection of mansions and restaurants on Bloxburg, and usually attempts to kidnap players with you.

Toby will giggle under the covers on call, and occasionally scream from a scary game, usually the Roblox version of FNAF or something similar.

And just like that, you found yourself two new friends who will stick by you until the end.

[bluebellowl]

Ok, fnaf submas idea(maybe)

Now, i cant remember if you said something about a train chase scene between the twins and the player or not but if you didn’t then that is what i am proposing.

How i imagine it going is at first the player/gregory is taking the train to some new area that’s been unlocked with the twins having been a neutral party throughout most of the game until now or freddy mentioning them and helping gregory reach them to unlock fast travel(with little train stops here there that have been found across gameplay)

And upon the first encounter the twins become hacked and attack gregory as the train is going with you the player racing to get the conductor car with the twins following in suit behind you quickly (either rushing at you on their two feet or that really creepy bent-backward crawl on their hands and feet and their heads turned[360 turning capabilities?] in order to accommodate that position)

Once you get to the front car you then have control of the train and veer it onto an unfinished track, freddy contacts you and sets up some type of like bomb or something, you somehow escape the train before it crashes leaving the twins to scream metallically (and somehow fearfully) into the trash area. Fast travel is still accessible, you just don’t have the twins there to manually run the train, its on autopilot now until you get them back up.

Alternatively, if one them catch you, you either get fucking decked/punched to death (one punch only shown) or suffocated. Gruesome yes but i imagine afton getting real fuckin sick of the player at this point and commands animatronics to kill on sight no matter what.

And depending on who you find first they will either follow you around the trash dump(Ingo after you get him a battery) or head straight to the nearest train station to wait for you(Emmet).

Once they’ve been reunited you take em to the repair area, find a few leftover parts and fix em up as much as you can. Ingo’s voicebox still has that unnatural, glitchy, autotuned baritone and Emmet still twitches(he twitched and sputtered a lot before the repair, a result of his fall) here there due to faulty wiring/coding that would require an engineer and coder to fix fully, not a child. That and the parts were a little outdated.

Oh man I'm eating good today!! Thank you so much for that plot idea. I'm having a lot of fun juggling that around in my brain!

Some of that I already sorta used in previous fnaf AU pieces.

Like crashing the train into the trash dump and befriending the twins again after finding them down there.

or

Using the train as a means of fast travel to make navigation easier but with a catch.

But you mentioned that the twins are neutral at first, but the first time you actually encounter them they'll attack? Will they be a mystery at first then? Like you only ever see a portion of them from the back? Freddy would probably insist they'd be such nice fellows, like he does with music man. I wonder what would move him to place a bomb in order to blow them up. Maybe the train crashing off tracks and the fragile pizza plex floor might even be enough to doom them.

I do love the idea of them just straight up punching Gregory to death upon sight as their jumpscare. Just unrestrained violence. And you know those guys have the Newtons to crush an adult skull! Suffocation might be even creepier I think. Just their manic eyes staring you down, hands around your throat at your vision goes dark. As if they were simply putting you to sleep.