This is a page for characters with almost no information about them.
While the majority of characters appear within minigames, or minigame-style cutscenes, there are a few that do appear within the main gameplay.
In addition, all minor characters from Fazbear Frights appear within the stories themselves in some way, usually by name.
Within both the second and third games, several minigames are seen. These contain characters, usually from the game itself or previous games, in an 8-bit styled format.
Some character sprites, however, are left unnamed entirely. All of these are children.
This is a kid from the minigames in Five Nights at Freddy's 2. They appear in Take Cake to the Children, and its counterpart in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator.
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Five Nights at Freddy's 2[]
In Take Cake To The Children, the six green shirted children, meant to represent generic children demand Freddy to give them cake, turning red if he does not.
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In Security Puppet, a more realistic version of TCTTC, the various children are all depicted wearing different coloured bracelets so that they could be identified. The three variations of the children have blue, pink and orange bracelet's respectively. They are observed by the Puppet, who is able to detect that none of them have a green bracelet designating what child he should protect. In the third playthrough, it is revealed that Charlotte, the green bracelet child, has been locked outside by some of the children who leave her there.
| “ | Uh... you're only the second guard to work at that location. Uh, the first guy finished his week but complained about... conditions. Uh, we switched him over to the day shift. | ” |
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The Previous Night Guard is a character only mentioned in FNaF 2 as the first guy to work in Jeremy Fitzgerald's place as a night guard at The New and Improved Freddy Fazbear's Pizza.
Trivia[]
- This guard Is speculated to be William Afton
| “ | These characters will live on. In the hearts of kids- these characters will live on. | ” |
— CEO, Newspaper Ciliping
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| “ | It's a minor setback. We are confident that we will reopen someday, even if it's with a much smaller budget | ” |
— Fazbear Ent CEO, Freddy Fazbear's is closing
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The minor characters within the fourth game exclusively appear within minigames.
For the most part, this is limited to Night 3's minigame, in which they have their own dialogue if the player goes close enough to them.
However, the Night 5 minigame has a set of bullies. Of these, one appears within Night 3, however, a different one has dialogue. Why this is is unknown.
It should be noted that the fourth game has the most optional dialogue of any game, with the only forced dialogue being from Fredbear Plush and on the Night 5 minigame.
The three bullies, alongside the Older Brother, are a group of bullies who tormented the Crying Child. Aside from the Freddy-mask, they are exclusively seen with their masks on.
Freddy-mask[]
The Freddy Mask bully is seen in two minigames, both the Night 3 and Night 5 minigames. In the former, they are seen laughing at the Crying Child about how frightened he is in comparison to everyone else, mockingly telling him to stop being a baby. In the latter, they are wearing a Freddy Mask with their friends, and while they don't directly pick up the Child they do laugh along with the other bullies until the Bite happens.
Appearance[]
They are shown to be wearing a green shirt, alongside blue shorts. Their hair is a blonde-brown color. Their skin color is sand brown. On his face is Freddy's mask. Unlike the other bullies, their eyes don't have a white highlight peeking through their mask.
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| “ | Aren't you the kid who always hides under the table and cries? Hahaha! No one else is scared! Why are you! Stop being such a baby! | ” |
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Trivia[]
- They're the only bully to be shown without a white highlight in their eyes.
- Interestingly, the Freddy Stand in the third game does the same thing.
- They're the only one of the bullies shown without their mask, being shown grouped with the children outside of Fredbear's.
- Excluding the Older Brother, they're the only bully to appear outside of the Night 5 minigame.
- They are thought to be Jeremy Fitzgerald.
- They're also thought to be Oswald's Father.
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Appearance[]
The Bonnie-masked bully is shown to be wearing a red shirt, alongside blue shorts. Their hair is a dark red-brown color, and appears to curl. Their skin is light sienna. On their face is Bonnie's mask, with a pair of glowing dots coming from the eye sockets.
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Trivia[]
- Based on the bite scene, they appear to be the strongest of the group.
- This is mostly shown by how they lift the Crying Child with one arm, while the Older Brother uses two.
- They are the only one of the bullies to never speak based on the text color being their shirt colors.
- They're speculated to be Cassie's Dad
- Cassie's Dad favorite character is Bonnie and is associated with a Bonnie Mask and Bonnie Bully wears a Bonnie Mask
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Appearance[]
The Chica-masked bully is shown to be wearing a blue shirt, alongside brown shorts. Their skin is dirty brown. Their hair is a dark brown color, and on their face is Chica's mask, with a pair of glowing dots coming from the eye sockets.
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| “ | Wow, your brother is kind of a baby, isn't he? | ” |
Trivia[]
- Based on the color of the text, this is the only character to only speak in Night 5's cutscene.
The Pigtail Girl is a minor character within the fourth game. Similar to other characters, she only appears within one minigame. In the Night 3 minigame the Crying Child encounters her after leaving Fredbear's Family Diner, where she warns him about the animatronics coming to life at night, hiding the victims' bodies and then never telling anybody. She then asks why he looks so worried, and wraps up the conversation by saying him that she will be at the upcoming party.
Appearance[]
The Pigtail Girl is a young girl, featuring small bright green eyes, along with dark orange hair. Her shirt is an orange color, while she wears a red skirt. Her shoes are the same dark orange color as her hair.
Dialogue[]
| “ | You'd better watch out! I hear they come to life at night.
And if you die, they hide your body and never tell anyone. Why do you look so worried? See you at the party! Ha ha ha! |
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Personality[]
Through her dialogue, she's shown to be on the meaner side, spreading rumors with the intent of scaring people.
When the person she's talking to is scared or worried by the rumors, she acts innocent, asking why they're worried as if she wasn't the reason.
Trivia[]
- It should be noted that she is slightly taller than the Crying Child.
- This could imply that she's slightly older
- Her design is actually a mixture between the designs of Elizabeth Afton and Susie
- She also has similarities to Circus Baby.
- In The Making of Circus Baby, it's also shown that they originally shared a hair color.
- She also has similarities to Circus Baby.
- Despite having the brightest character design in the game, she's shown to have the darkest personality.
- When Sister Location came out, people had originally thought her and Elizabeth were the same person.
- When Bunny Call came out, a girl by the name of Cindy Mackenzie was introduced.
- Due to a few similar design elements, people thought that Pigtail Girl was the same person as Cindy Mackenzie.
The Plushtrap Kid is one of the minigame characters from Five Nights at Freddy's 4. They are seen in the Night 3 minigame standing outside Fredbear's Family Diner with a plush of Spring Bonnie, also known as Plushtrap. They ask the Crying Child where his Fredbear Plush is, and begins talking about their own plush. They say that their father urges them to be careful with it as it could pinch their finger.
Appearance[]
The Plushtrap Kid is a child with blue eyes and brown hair. They wear a lime green sleeveless shirt, shorts the same color as their hair, and white shoes
Dialogue[]
| “ | Where is your plush toy? Mine is Spring Bonnie.
My Daddy says I have to be careful with him or I will pinch my finger. He is a finger trap, he says. |
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Trivia[]
- Aside from main characters, this is the only one in the games to have a parent referenced.
- Due to the timing, this is also the first character in the games to ever reference one.
- Despite calling their plush Spring Bonnie, Based on the colors, the plush is actually Plushtrap.
The Toy Girl is one of the minigame characters from Five Nights at Freddy's 4, seen in the Night 3 minigame. In the playground, she is seen with minifigures of Toy Freddy, Toy Bonnie, and Toy Chica, and asks why the Crying Child is so upset, also asking if he likes her toys.
Appearance[]
The Toy Girl is a young girl with blue eyes that look like she's squinting and dirty blond hair. She wears a pink t-shirt, dark blue shorts, Red Bow, and white shoes
Dialogue[]
| “ | Why are you crying? Don't you like my toy collection? | ” |
Personality[]
The Toy Girl seems to be a fan of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and it's merchandise, clearly being proud of her collection. She shows no malice to the Crying Child, but seems slightly insensitive at worst.
Trivia[]
- The Toy Girl's design is similar to Susie.
- Given how her toys resemble the Toy Animatronics so closely at a point four years early, even down to the Chica toy being able to lose her beak, the most common explanation is that the animatronics were modelled on the old offbrand merchandise.
Appearance[]
The Balloon Kid is a chubby young boy with big blue eyes and brown hair. He wears a red sleeveless shirt, blue pants, and light brown shoes
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| “ | Are you going to the party? Everyone is going to the party.
Oh wait, you have to go! It's YOUR birthday! Haha! |
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- The Balloon Kid's design is very similar to Balloon Boy
Within the game, a set of characters appears. Unlike in the fourth game, there appears to be no overlap between dialogue and a design.
All minor characters that appear within the main gameplay are exclusively heard through their voices, but all characters seen in sprites are in a cutscene with no dialogue.
Because of this, the game has both the most characters without a design, at 5, and the most characters without dialogue, at around 15.
An interviewer can be heard in the opening cutscene of Sister Location. He can be heard asking questions about the Funtime Animatronics, commenting that while they are state of the art, he and the rest of the board do not understand some of their unusual design choices. William Afton responds by listing off some of Circus Baby's functions as deflection, to which the interviewer clarifies there are not the particular design choices.
Trivia[]
- He is voiced by John Matthew.
- The Interviewer is credited as "Board Member", presumably of Afton Robotics.
- His questions about the Funtimes "design choices" foreshadow the fact that they were built to lure and kill children.
The Night 3 Technicians are briefly mentioned on, as the title suggests, Night Three. According to HandUnit, it became necessary for them do repairs on Funtime Freddy, prior to Michael. Specifically, they had to disconnect his power module, but were unsuccessful. It seems that they were attacked by Freddy, and while they survived, they would need six to eight weeks of physical therapy to be in a fit state to attempt the procedure again, which left the job to Michael.
The Night 4 Technicians are the only ones to get speaking lines, and are heard moving Ballora into the Scooping Room. On Night 5 HandUnit mentions that they did not clock off before Michael's shift that night, and he discovered that they had been killed, and their bodes were left hanging in Ballora Gallery and Funtime Auditorium, which HandUnit did not notice.
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| “ | Technician 1: Okay, bring her over. Forward. More. More, okay stop. Set her down. Watch the step.
Technician 2: What happened to it this time? It just seems like these things can't go a day without breaking down. |
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The Cutscene Adults are background characters in the SL Custom Night minigame-styled cutscenes. The are Michael Afton's neighbors, and in each cutscene, are depicted waving at him as he walks down the street, respresenting them not knowing his body is being worn by Ennard. From the third scene, where Michael's skin becomes noticeably green, the first neighbour seems visibly confused. In the fourth, the last three are look surprised. As Michael's body contunies to visibly rot, the adults all become concerned, and eventually begin hiding in their homes or behind their houses.
These children feature as background characters in the Baby minigame, who Baby is depicted as firing cupcakes at. They are likely meant to represent the children who went to Circus Baby's Pizza World.
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Little joe is a toy prop that appears in Circus Control.
They have no impact on the game, and only appear in Sister Location and Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator, as one of the main antagonists in the Lally's Lollies ad.To be added.
Like in the original 4 games Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator has some characters who only appear in Minigames or are throwaway characters.
The Couch Person, also known as Couch Potato, is a relative of William Afton who appears watching TV in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator.
Appearance[]
They have tan skin, and a gray sleeveless shirt or dress.
History[]
The Couch Person while watching TV tells William Afton not to bother his son, stating that "he had a rough day". The Mustard Guy ignores them and walks to his son's door, only to discover the door is locked, leading to William Afton walking outside to find that his window is broken and that he escaped the house. Frustrated, he mutters that he probably ran to "that place" (implied to be a Fazbear pizzeria) and that he'll be sorry when he gets back.
Theories and Speculation[]
- Some speculate that they are the Older Brother/Michael Afton because of their shared association with the color gray and watch TV.
- This character dialogue rather refutes this theory, as this character is more direct, sincere and sympathetic, compared to the indirect, sarcastic and rude way the Foxybro talks.
- Because the character's “shirt” extends all the way to the floor, some speculate that what the character is wearing is not a shirt, but a dress. If so, the character is probably William Afton's wife, usually nicknamed “Mrs. Afton”.
Jr's Bouncer is an employee at Jr's Making sure Unwanted Customers, for example William Afton, Doesn't get in the building.
Appearance[]
Jr's Bouncer appears to be a green figure with 1 arm and a square-shaped head. While that's definitely not how they look like, that's how they are depicted.
History[]
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when William Afton is first seen driving his purple car on a busy road as part of the Midnight Motorist minigame. If the players drives at the bottom of the screen, they can enter a secret exit which leads them down a road surrounded by trees. If the player drives to the right, the Orange Guy exits the car and walks to a location named JRs, only to be refused by Jr's Bouncer.The Repair Man is the one called to repair things in the pizzeria in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator
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History[]
The boy is implied to be the son of William Afton, and is implied to have run away before, to a certain place. In Midnight Motorist, he is mentioned have having had a "rough day", which William Afton ignores. William Afton begins banging on the locked door to the boy's room, and he attempts to get in via the outside. However, the boy's window has been broken, and it is implied that some sort of animatronic has led him away. William Afton thinks he's run off to "that place", and vows he will be sorry when he gets back. If he ever returns is unknown.
Theories and Speculation[]
- The Runaway is speculated to be The Older Brother or the Crying Child.
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Dale is the manager at Silver Parasol Games, who is mentioned in Tape Girl's logs.
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The Indie Game Developer is the developer of unknown games created to discredit the "lies" and "rumors" about Fazbear Entertainment.
Trivia[]
- Tales From the Pizzaplex: Help Wanted tells the story of the game developer, naming him Steven Snodgrass.
Various unseen characters are referenced throughout the emails. These characters usually don't have any role, but some do have dialogue through the emails.
Like Fazbear Frights, these are listed in alphabetical order.
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Luis Cabrera appears in confidential emails in Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery.
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- His favorite cake flavor is chocolate.
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Characters in this section have been mentioned in the Fazwatch Messages or some other way.
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Bill is the father of Vanessa mentioned in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach Retro CDs.
Vanessa's Mom is the mother of Vanessa mentioned in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach Retro CDs. she is implied to have committed suicide after a terrible divorce she had with Bill after he used Vanessa to say bad things about her to keep full custody.
Theories and Speculation[]
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Glamrock Mr. Hippo is, as the name would suggest, a Glamrock variant of Mr. Hippo. Glamrock Mr. Hippo is a minor animatronic only seen in a newspaper article in an ending of Security Breach. In that ending, the newspaper image reveals that Mr. Hippo has taken Monty's place as the bassist, with Monty now taking the role of Glamrock Freddy as the lead singer of the band. Mr. Hippo is shown to play the triangle.
Cassie's Dad is a former Fazbear Entertainment engineer.
Trivia[]
- Do to being talked about in past tense its theorized that Cassie's Dad is dead. That being said, a note can be seen from him in one of Cassie's AR visions, which could imply he is still alive.
- Its possible that he died at the all staff meeting.
Characters in this section have appeared or at least been mentioned, with some having design debuts in the Graphic Novels.
Mrs. Emily is an unnamed woman, being the mother of Charlotte Emily and Sammy Emily, as well as the wife of Henry Emily.
She was briefly mentioned in Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes, Five Nights at Freddy's: The Twisted Ones, and Five Nights at Freddy's: The Fourth Closet. There is little information, due to few mentions and no notable encounters / flashbacks. Her name was never revealed.
Appearance[]
In Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes, she is described wearing a bright-pink dress with padding that lifted her shoulders almost to her ears, and her long brown hair was straightened flat in place. In Charlie’s Halloween party memory, she’s described radiant in her long, elegant dress, her flowing hair, her gleaming tiara. Charlie calls her a “princess.”
In graphic novels, she is portrayed as a woman with neck-length blonde hair, a medium bust, dressed in a pink sleeveless top, lavender blue pants, and pink circle-shaped earrings.
History[]
Before Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes As mentioned above, little or nothing is known about her, other than her being the mother of twins Charlie Emily and Sammy Emily and the wife of Henry Emily.
She described her as a loving mother, especially to her daughter Charlotte hers. In 1982, her husband and her business partner, William Afton, decided to open a restaurant called Fredbear's Family Diner, the main attraction of which were two animatronics: Fredbear and Spring Bonnie. his husband invented the springlock suit system and used it on both animatronic suits, allowing them to be switched from suit mode to animatronic mode. The following year, Afton kidnapped and killed Henry's daughter, prompting the restaurant to close. Jen Emily claims that after the death of her daughter, and because Henry was too absorbed in trying to recreate her, her mother left New Harmony, Utah after her divorce, taking his son with her.
Her whereabouts after that point are unknown.
Within the stories, Several minor characters have made appearances.
Almost all of these characters have both a first and a last name, and some share names with previous characters. In addition, a few have some design details mentioned.
The characters will be listed in alphabetical order, rather than in order of appearance.
This tab is for characters who haven't been sorted into other tabs yet, and for characters that appear in multiple books.
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Barry is one of the characters in the story "What We Found" and a best friend to Hudson.
Appearance[]
Barry, when he was younger, had ginger hair and freckles that Hudson described as awkward. As he grew older, his hair turned auburn and, as described by Hudson, made him quite popular with cheerleaders.
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Duane is one of the characters in the story "What We Found" and a best friend to Hudson.
Appearance[]
Duane is a 23-year-old man with black hair tied in a glossy ponytail. He is quite muscular and wears tight black shirts. He was described by Hudson as a walking catnip for girls.
Personality[]
Duane is a Happy-go-Lucky dude who is a bit childish, so he jokes a lot and is not afraid of anything.
Trivia[]
- He, along with Granny Foster and Hudson, is one of the characters that got the most characterization in the story.
- Due to his similar speech pattern, some consider him to be the Phone Dude in FNaF3
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- He is thought to prove the name Evan for the Crying Child, and some fans even speculate he is the brother in question.
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Granny Foster is one of the characters in the story "What We Found" and the grandmother of Hudson.
Appearance[]
Granny Foster is an 82-year-old woman, five feet one inch tall, with chin-length white hair, dark skin from the sun, and unnaturally bright blue eyes.
Personality[]
She is described as terrifying to anyone who meets her, but also as Wise by Hudson. She cares deeply for her grandson, trying to get him to quit his job because she knew he would die there that night.To be added
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Heather Anders is Devon's love interest in The New Kid.
Appearance[]
Heather has long shiny, straight auburn hair. She paints her nails red and likes to wear dark green shirt or red sweater.
History[]
Heather is one of the most popular girls in Devon's ninth-grade class. A week prior to the story, Heather complained to her friends about her four-year-old twin sisters, Halley and Hope. Unknown to the group, Devon was listening in. That same day, their English class handed out an assignment to write an original short story, and Devon decided to write about a killer bouncy house eating the twins in order to get Heather's attention. The story is read to the class on Tuesday, and Devon gets in trouble. He gives Heather a thumbs-up as he leaves to the principal's office. Heather rolls her eyes and tells him the story was sick, however Devon views it as a compliment. The next day, she approaches Kelsey at lunch to tell him that she found the book he recommended. She also sarcastically greets Devon before walking away. After school, Heather reveals to her friends that she plans to make her own movies. Devon steps in and recommends doing horror films. Heather is shocked by his sudden entrance and Devon explains his cousin could help with his clown makeup. She taps his chest, calling him unoriginal before walking away, but Devon only cares that she touched him. The next day, Heather gives Devon cold stares, but he ignores them. On Friday, in social studies, the class discusses justice. After Kelsey gives his answer, Heather raises her hand and explains that she views justice as payback. When asked what if payback goes to far, Heather shrugs and simply says that accidents happen, causing everyone except Mick and Kelsey to laugh. After school, Heather and her friends Gabrielle, Quincy, Valerie, and Juliet, interrupt Kelsey's plan with Devon and Mick. She puts her hand on Kelsey and asks to join him, saying she's a great designer and loves DIY. Kelsey is uncomfortable but George offers to make two trips. Heather's friends pile into the truck, leaving Devon and Mick alone.
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Kimberly is a minor character in the titular story of Fazbear Frights: Fetch.
Appearance[]
Although not fully described, she is mentioned to have long, black hair, as well as green eyes.
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- Despite being a minor character, she directly influences the ending of Fetch.
- While her fate is not directly mentioned, it is implied that Fetch succeeded in retrieving her.
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All of the minor characters from the book Fazbear Frights: 1:35 AM and its other stories of Room for One More and The New Kid.
Ali is a minor character in 1:35 AM. She makes a minor appearance as Delilah's therapist.
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All of the minor characters from the book Fazbear Frights: Step Closer and its other stories of Dance with Me and Coming Home.
AJ is a minor character from Dance with Me. He is friends with Kasey, the story's protagonist, and Jack.
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Aaron is a minor character in Bunny Call. He is the youngest son of the main protagonist, Bob Mackenzie, and Wanda Mackenzie.
Appearance[]
While his appearance is never fully stated, he is mentioned to have Auburn hair as well as Freckles.
Personality[]
He's stated to be energetic, similar to his sister Cindy.
Trivia[]
- The established design for him is identical to his sister's design.
Cindy is a minor character in Bunny Call. She is the youngest child of the main protagonist, Bob Mackenzie, and Wanda Mackenzie.
Appearance[]
Similar to her brother, her appearance is never stated. All that has been stated is that she has auburn hair in Pigtails, as well as freckles.
Personality[]
Similar to Aaron, she's stated to be very energetic, to the point that her energy riles up her siblings.
Beyond that, however, she's also a sweet girl. She's shown to be innocent, as well as curious.
Trivia[]
- When she was first revealed, many people had thought she was the same person as Pigtail Girl
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David Sean Murray is the son of Edwin Murray and a character in The Mimic
Appearance[]
David is described as looking just like his Mother, with the distinction of having slightly sloped eyes that are of his father's. He has brown hair, dark brown eyes and freckles.
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This section is dedicated to the film's characters who we don't have much (if any) info about (at least yet).
Carl is a character from the FNaF movie. He is one of the two friends Max and Jeff bring with them to wreck Freddy's. However, he dies to Carl the Cupcake after being cornered by Chica in the kitchen.
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- He wears a Midnight Motorist shirt.
- In an ironic scene, Carl gets his face bitten off by Carl the Cupcake.
Hank is a character from the FNaF movie. He is one of the two friends Max and Jeff bring with them to wreck Freddy's. However, he dies to Bonnie after being trapped in a janitor's closet with the rabbit animatronic.
Appearance[]
Hank is a tall, middle-aged Caucasian man with long sandy brown hair tied in a ponytail, a bushy beard, and blue eyes. He wears an orange jacket over a grayish-blue botton-down shirt, dark blue jeans, and tan shoes.
Trivia[]
- After the casting was revealed, it was widely believed that he was the same person as Henry Emily.
- This was because Hank is an unusual nickname for Henry.
- After the second trailer was released, his actor Christian Stokes said "don't rule ole Hank out yet" because "he might surprise you."
Jeff is a minor antagonist from the FNaF movie. He first appears after Mike's first night at Freddy's, but dies before Mike starts his 3rd shift there.
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- He drives a Triumph Bonneville motorbike.
Jeremiah was Mike's co-worker at his previous job at the mall.
He made fun of a book Mike was reading about what the brain never really forgets and how deep and forgotten memories can be accessed through sleep, cleverly adressing the infamous "Dream Theory" which holds that all games up to FNaF 4 was just the Crying Child's dream.
Appearance[]
Jeremiah is an African-American, linebacker-sized man with a heft that testified to his love of burgers and copious consumption of sodas. He has round brown eyes and a usual happy-go-lucky smile.
Story[]
Jeremiah first appears in the food court of a shopping mall with Mike, reading a passage from the book titled, Dream Theory. He then asks Mike if he believes in it, to which he replies that he does. Jeremiah then tells Mike a story that in the summer of 1982, he traded his Cal Ripken Jr. Rookie Card for a copy of Missile Command and wishes he could revisit that memory to "kick his own ass." Jeremiah then asks Mike if he can loan the book, which Mike apathetically tells him he can't.
Later on the same day, Jeremiah goes over into the mall's ornamental fountain to pull Mike away from a father he was beating in a blind rage to break up the commotion. He isn't seen anywhere after this.
Trivia[]
- When the casting of "Jeremiah" was revealed, some people thought he would be Jeremy Fitzgerald of this universe.
- His occupation as a security guard could put some merit to that claim.
- It's possible that he could be married due to the black ring that's placed on his ring finger.
Kim is a female employee for Fazbear Entertainment designated to film company introductory/instruction tapes for new employees, seemingly taking Phone Guy's place in the movie timeline.
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Bob was the last Night Guard at Freddy's before Mike.
Appearance[]
He is a middle-aged Latino Caucasian man of average build, with brown eyes and short brown hair combed to the right. He wears a standard security uniform.
Trivia[]
- Due to his role as "Freddy's Security Guard" AND being the former security guard before Mike, he was commonly theorized to be the Phone Guy.
- With the movie's release, the theory got confirmed in the scene where the criminals break in the pizzeria, where one of them picks up the Phone, hearing the disturbing Night 5 message
- Additionally, a similar disturbing message can be heard on Michael's first night.
- The security guard was originally planned to be played by Markiplier, but was recasted due to scheduling conflicts.
- The guard was given the name Bob in the Movie novelization.
Ness is a waiter at Sparky's Diner, and a cameo character played by popular FNAF theorist Matthew Patrick.
Appearance[]
Ness is a tall, lanky, auburn-haired teen wearing a Sparky's uniform shirt and a white half-apron tied around his waist.
Trivia[]
- Ness's name is a reference to Matpat's old "Sans is Ness" theory.[2]
- He is the son of Sparky the owner of Sparky's Diner
This section is dedicated to Minor Characters from games in the Fazbear Fanverse Initiative
Mary's brother was first seen in a Five Nights at Candy's 2 minigame before the "incident". He is unnamed and not seen again after this, but Mary's counselor at the beginning of Five Nights at Candy's 3 briefly mentions the incident in which her brother was harmed.
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The Puppeteer (real name unknown) is one on the co-founder and one of the main actors at Rat and Cat Theater
History[]
The Accident and Murder[]
On the day before the show where Rat and Cat's real names were to be revealed, The Rat actor came to work drunk and played a game of hide and seek before the show. Mary hides in the staff only room which Rat sees and goes to get her as guests aren't allowed back there when the Puppeteer comes in to yell at him for coming in drunk. He tells Rat to go home which he refuses as he's the star of the show and they fight. Things get out of hand when he accidentally pushes Rat's head in to a table corner, which cases him to bleed out to his death. The Cat then came in, and when he sees this he tries to calm the Puppeteer down and then tries to call for help. The Puppeteer not wanting to go to jail strangles the Cat to death. He then puts his diploma in a box and leaves.
Acting Carrier[]
He then starred in the record-breaking film "Psychopath" and gained recognition for his acting skills and believability as a psychopath.The previous security guard worked at Candy's Burgers and Fries before Mary Schmidt, they were presumably fired because they damaged Blank the Animatronic.
Sour is a minor character seen in Five Nights at Candy's and its Remastered version. Unlike most of the other characters, Sour is not an animatronic, and is rather exclusively seen in the form of a cardboard cutout.
Appearance[]
Sour is depicted as a green kitten. Similar to Candy, their face, belly, end of their tail, and the inside of their ears are white. On top of this, the ends of their paws are white as well, with each paw having pink digital pads.
Trivia[]
- The name Sour comes from the files of the "Long Popgoes" image pack, where the image of Candy with Sour on his back is named HoriSour.png.
- The name actually wasn't created by Emil, but rather by Kane Carter.[3]
- According to Emil Macko, Sour was never meant to be a character of their own, but rather exists as a unique character specifically for their cardboard cutout.[4]
- Emil also adds that this was the only way he felt he could do this, as Cindy was the same size as Candy, and that it made more sense for Candy to give a ride to a child/kitten.
- It's also noted that green was chosen simply because it looked nice with Candy's blue.
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References[]
- ↑ https://twitter.com/StokerAce/status/1718767550455054702
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzwEzpec7CA
- ↑ "Sour Candy has always been my "headcanon" name for the green Candy." ... "So I probably named the emoji that, probably because there's really no other name. "Green Candy" is just boring" - Kane Carter, https://i.imgur.com/9JFbiHJ.png
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/fivenightsatfreddys/comments/8ttjko/comment/e1b3osb/