Characters

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach took the FNAF franchise in a wildly different direction than its predecessors, giving Fazbear Entertainment a massive overhaul with a gigantic neon mall, free-roam gameplay, and a brand new cast of Glamrock Animatronics. Glamrock Freddy, also simply referred to as Freddy Fazbear in-game, is the star and lead singer […]

If you know Five Nights at Freddy’s, you know it doesn’t mess around with its profound lore. The Crying Child has among the most important stories of the franchise. Here’s what you should know about the Crying Child in the following Crying Child FNAF Guide: He is the victim of the Bite of ‘83 He

The Five Nights at Freddy’s series wouldn’t be the same without its infamous security guards, most of which are subjected to a week of horrific night shifts as the player character in one of Fazbear Entertainment’s many haunted pizzerias. As the restaurant’s mascot animatronics make their way to your office, you’ll have to check cameras,

Five Nights at Freddy’s has rich, immersive lore that isn’t exclusive to the games. There is, of course, plenty of fanfiction. But the franchise also has several companion novels. Fazbear Frights is the most distinct novel series in the universe, with 12 released novels. It has a main villain who doesn’t disappoint if you enjoy

In Five Nights at Freddy’s, plenty of attention goes towards the animatronics and villains. However, the good guys also deserve mention. In this case, it’s Mike Schmidt. Why him, though? Well… His real name (though it’s not fully confirmed) is Michael Afton, William Afton’s son. He survives his deadly encounters with the animatronics, a feat

The Puppet is one of the most interesting and multi-dimensional characters in the FNAF universe. As far as his moral allegiances go, the animatronic rests in a gray area between good and evil. It is not as antagonistic as William Afton nor as protagonistic as Michael Afton – truly an enigma through and through. The

Glitchtrap is among the most distinct villains in Five Nights at Freddy’s: he’s a sentient computer virus that tries to possess someone and escape the digital world through them. But did you know that he had a follower? Yep. That’s Vanny. She stands out because: She was the character we rooted for in Help Wanted

Five Nights at Freddy’s is one of the most interesting (and challenging) franchises I have experienced as a horror game enthusiast. And it has one of the most memorable video game villains of all time: William Afton. He is a child murderer who kept killing, even after death. That’s where Springtrap comes in. This animatronic

Five Nights at Freddy’s is known for it’s considerable range of scary animatronics. Throughout the timeline of games, we have been introduced to hundreds of characters and become attached to many. Still, as animatronics get decommissioned, we have had to say goodbye to a few familiar faces. The animatronics we bid farewell get replaced as

Five Nights at Freddy’s is mainly known for its wide roster of remarkably scary animatronics – they are something that you will certainly never forget. Have you ever wondered what’s underneath those animatronics? They may be scary from the outside, but are they also scary from the inside? The short answer is – yes, they