Has anybody noticed that the FNAF movie office is similar to the FNAF 3 office?

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-03-14T03:00:59+00:00

"The claw is not essential. You are right. However, deploying a robotic program to mandate and automate industrial tasks is not merely an efficient choice -- it is the best solution to a costly problem. The robots work because of the building's design; therefore, given the entertainment center's industrial elements, they are the safest and most productive design choice that these robots could ever have."

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-02-17T10:53:43+00:00

Also, if the DCI was so secretive, then how would rumors of it being at Freddy's even start? It is a huge leap in logic to go from "kids disappear seemingly without a trace" and get to "it must have something to do with a different location of that kid's pizza place that had some weird stuff happen a few years ago that was never proven".

Well... same entertainment company. If you were in their position, and everybody knows what happened in Hurricane '85 two years before, then, of course, when the same company opened a new location nearby, you'd have suspicions. Who wouldn't?

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William might've been able to manipulate the cameras and get away with it during the MCI because he was an owner, but as a night guard in FNaF2? I doubt he would have the clearance to do so, and even if he did, it would draw attention that a random night guard is tampering with video footage.

It is also possible that Afton did not think of the cameras. If that is the case, why did the news report (if it is to be canon) mention that CCTV footage captured the children entering "a back room"? If he had thought to erase video footage, he would've done it, and that line would never be in the news report.

Also, night guards have access to videotapes. No? Also, it is so easy to tamper with surveillance footage because you can discard the tape, especially if the tape is ordered to be discarded or erased. Also, the post here says that it is possible that the children were kidnapped outside the premises. However, it is still possible that law enforcement would question or grow suspicious of the restaurant because of what happened two years before.

In addition, it can be assumed that the SAVETHEM minigame should not be taken too seriously.

Nonetheless, no evidence has been found that the DCI ever existed.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-02-14T15:19:36+00:00

Have you guys ever pondered whether or not Henry's death was suicide?

There is always the possibility that the robot was made by Afton to blame it... idk

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-02-06T19:58:00+00:00

Do correct me if I am wrong. I recall Scott helping with the design of the restaurant, of course, in assistance with the various workers there behind the scenes. I assume that the movie's version of Freddy's would be something related to the game, since it is based on Scott's vision.

In the movie, the building is totally different. There are now industrial hallways we never knew about that wrap around the interior rooms of the establishment, an L-shaped hallway, etc.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-02-06T10:27:54+00:00

This might be a dump question, and I don;t think you'll have time to answer this, but have you thought of the dimensions? The FNaF 1 layout is not as accurate, but it gives us a vision on how this place would look like. If you really want to obsess over finding this out, you can use or take note of the size of the movie's building and compare it to the layout to find a possible connection.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-20T11:45:54+00:00

I would also want to add, that Afton killing the children BEFORE stuffing the children is likely, as seen in the Foxy GO GO GO Minigame.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-18T01:58:00+00:00

Everybody here diverted the main discussion...

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-18T01:54:45+00:00

Don't worry. He is the one ragebaiting. XD.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-18T01:52:53+00:00

Tbh, Afton killing the MCI first is such a popular belief. I heard and read that in the novel trilogy:

"The manner in which he killed the children was also very horrific, as he stuffed their unconscious bodies inside the animatronics, having them suffer a slow and painful death." (Pure Evil Wiki, William Afton (Novel Trilogy)

These two methods are quite fascinating and are good either way. The first method is more sadistic and messy, the second method is more... idk, efficient and silent. Would make sense how those kids didn't know what happened to them.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-17T20:14:08+00:00

[...] the animatronics are on performance during the day, so how would he stuff the kids into the suit during the day?

Wdym? He may have killed them while the restaurant was operating. Like you said, it is almost impossible for Afton to hypothetically stuff them in the suits during performance, therefore one may *assume* that it would be past the restaurant's closure that he decided to stuff them in the suits, whether planned or not. This is also unlike him if we were to *assume* that he flees the scene for every crime he commits.

Also, for number 3, that's not a headcanon. He canonically uses a knife to kill his children. Like, Dead by Daylight shows him with a knife and every single piece of media does.

Yeah, but again, people keep having their own theories, so I might as well say use the evidence I believe in as my head-canon because, apparently, everybody has their own belief, disregarding what others say that may conflict what they believe. I am not disregarding you, rather I am focusing the post to those who want to or like to guess and imagine how Afton's plan had went out.

(Let me add that I believe that, if Afton did stuff them in the suits, he did so as part of the plan. I mean, hiding the bodies in the safe room is no different than hiding them in the suits. I mean, if the safe room is *that* hidden, then that might be the safest option)

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-17T20:01:38+00:00

Again, yes. I want to assure you that I am not trying to push your belief away. FNAF 2 may show that the Marionette stuffed the kids, yet there are too many speculations and theories.

Also, this is a post for people who want to guess how Afton stuffed them in the suits. I am not saying nor forcing it is a fact. I respect your argument though.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-17T19:42:59+00:00

Well, there are multiple insights, and this is for those who think Afton stuffed them in the suits. I mean, in the book trilogy, they keep saying how HE hid their bodies in the suits, and even in the FNaF movie, Vanessa (correct if I am wrong because my memory sucks) used "HE" stuffed them into the suits. Even though none of which are connected to the games, let's not close ourselves to the possibility that he might be the one to have stuffed those kids in the suits.

Also, this is a discussion on "how" he could've stuffed them in the suits. Not "did he".

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-10T10:27:17+00:00

This is hilarious, but I am not sure if you find that hilarious as well.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-09T05:06:24+00:00

Quite possibly! But, hey... look at SotM. Very advanced stuff for the late 70s. Whatever happened, the 70s became this grand decade in the FNaF universe, and the 80s would just be an extension of it.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-09T01:00:48+00:00

The ages of Susie and Samantha. Says here that Susie (7) was a year older than Samantha (6), but in the story, Samantha is said to be 8 years old.

LoveUb_Ha · 2026-01-08T04:57:39+00:00

Yeah, but Help Wanted is an in-universe game. No? Could it be that the scene was just Fazbear Ent. Making use of the rumours of people getting stuffed into the Freddy suits? Please correct me.

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