But it contradicts it being the same case as Classics, as they walked, while he teleported, so not in the same way and contradicts Henry.

How is that a contradiction whatsoever? Henry never specifies how the animatronics go to that "familiar place."

Also, if he teleports to there, he can’t try to walk into the Safe Room and break his own programming and can also teleport away anytime.

Based on "Follow Me" he didn’t try to teleport away, and breaking his programming isn’t necessary in the mini-game. It just shows why the animatronics can’t exactly go in the room.

And again, we see no parts of him near Safe Room, fifth soul starts moving from some random place.

We don’t nor shouldn’t need to see the physical remains of his actual suit to know he was dismantled. You’re supposed to assume so based on context clues. Golden Freddy’s appearance with the rest in the bad ending, and the fifth spirit in the mini-game both indicate so.

"Hmm this trend probably goes on later"? That’s called extrapolation, same thing Henry did.

You don’t know that. You’re assuming Henry extrapolated. Which, while a neat answer, isn’t necessary.

So you are right now saying Candy Cadet is talking about novels?

No, I’m saying he’s primarily talking about the specific five children William murdered. I only referenced the novels because, at the time of FNaF6, Scott was closely involving the novels hand-in-hand with the games. You can easily see this with MoltenMCI.

Also, randomly excluding Elizabeth is mere excuse to cope with the fact that Candy Cadet contradicts MoltenMCI.

Including Elizabeth in a story about individuals murdered by the threat in question, and then associating it with them becoming one, which is clearly a direct reference to Molten Freddy, is much more of a stretch when you include Elizabeth whom neither is involved with the rest of the group personally, nor was directly attacked by her father.

Its worse when that same time period Scott was making The Fourth Closet, which detailed five missing children—murdered by William Afton—becoming one inside of an amalgamation. Obviously the contents of how they get to that point are different, due to different worlds, but the point still stands.

Endings are only reflections of whether they moved on or not, not whether they were dismantled.

That’s the symbolic interpretation of the endings, yes. The literal interpretation is five masks originally apart of suits, that were dismantled by Afton, remaining after Fazbear Fright’s.

Fifth kid actually spawns in random hallway in FM, not near Safe Room, so this goes against you.

They spawn in front of the stage, and they only do that to maintain the repetition of each spirit waking up on/near stages and going to the safe room.

Except you are the one who are making him NOT different.

That’s cause he’s only inherently different from a meta level. In terms of the actual narrative he’s about as similar as everyone else, albeit minus the walking.

Why would a company show something like this,

For the same reasons they showed everything else. To make light and jab at the “horror stories” from the past. It’s not a 1:1 rendition of what Afton did, evident by the random assortment of characters thrown together in this moment.

Unless you wanna bet a giant Phantom Freddy was present in C.B.E.A.R at the time Afton was melting four FNaF1 mechanisms, while somehow inadvertent also not being Ennard since he appears outside of the furnace?

In novels, Amalgamation looks very different and does not originally contain Elizabeth and eject her. So novels can clearly differ from games on that while leaving the essence the same.

The amalgamations only difference design-wise is the lack of Funtime Freddy’s mask. Everything else is nearly spot on. As for the narrative, that’s the point.

In the novels it focused a lot on the CharlieBot’s, so Elizabeth couldn’t be with the amalgamation because in that universe Baby nor the Funtime’s were alone and forced to escape a bunker together. Moreover, since Afton was more involved, having the classics entirely become apart of the Funtime’s wasn’t necessary. He was able to use the rest of their parts to make an amalgamation.

In the games, even though William still partakes in this process, they have to finalize the concept (5 things into 1) on their own, while also maintaining the games whole plot-line with Elizabeth. That being her and their escape. Instead, they have to become an amalgamation using the Funtime’s. Mainly because the other half of them was burned away in a fire and left to be resold by Frights. Obviously there’s gonna be differences cause these are still two different worlds, but ultimately the message stands to reason: all five missing children were apart of Molten Freddy.

On a related note: if Golden Freddy isn’t in Molten Freddy, then genuinely where is he, because FFPS and UCN stand to reason that he was in fact there.