History Webcomic / BlueyCapsules

* AdaptationExpansion: Every character in the ''Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' franchise that can be even slightly alluded to exist has a fully fleshed out role in the story, including some new original characters the team made themselves.

* ArtShift: Due to multiple people drawing the panels, this is bound to happen. This also tends to happen whenever the comic switches to a more serious tone.

* BigNo: Elizabeth drops one when she sees Charlie dead at her funeral, right before transforming into her SuperpoweredEvilSide.

* TheCameo: ''lots.'' [[https://blueycapsules.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Cameos Here’s the full list.]]

* CastOfSnowflakes: No matter how small a character is, they’re getting a unique look and likely a backstory to match. This makes for some pretty memorable extras that fans always wish to see return.

** There is a tinge of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness where at the beginning of volume 1, [[spoiler:Charlie’s corpse is pictured multiple times.]] Meanwhile every child death afterward was handled by only showing the aftermath. This is probably because she was the only child whose death was mostly PlayedForLaughs.
* CerebusSyndrome: Shifts into this after the Bite of '83.

* FunetikAksent: The Aftons tend to speak in this because they're British.
** When Michael speaks in an American accent [[spoiler: while posing as "Fritz Smith,"]] he can still sometimes be seen pronouncing the word "father" with his accent. Wonder why that is...

* MoodWhiplash: The story can flip-flop between a light-hearted joking atmosphere and the seriousness of the events in the original timeline, sometimes in the same page.
* NightmareFace: [[spoiler: ''[[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EX3zM56XYAAAjmr?format=jpg&name=large "SO, WHY DID YOU DO IT, MICHAEL? HOW DID IT FEEL?"]]]]
** The Puppet/[[spoiler: Charlie]] pulls quite a few of these, especially in early volumes.
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Sammy, a yellow lion-like creature, and Scott, who has a rotary phone for a head.

* PoliticallyCorrectHistory: Despite taking place in the 80’s, gay marriage is common place and trans characters are accepted with no question.
** It’s not exactly a perfect world where homophobia doesn’t exist, as Jeremy’s backstory involves his homophobic aunt sending him to Bible camp, but it’s essentially comparable to the modern day in terms of acceptance.
** It's actually implied that gay marriage isn't actually legal, as "Officiated 49 gay marriages" is at the top of Vincent's criminal record.
*** This should be taken with a grain of salt, however, as Vincent’s “list of crimes” was framed in a joking manner, as is much in the comic.

* RotatingProtagonist: While the members of the Afton family undeniably get the most focus, each part usually focuses on a different character’s perspective. Sometimes a part begins from the point of view of a character that [[AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent the audience hasn’t even met yet.]]

* TheStoner: Fredbear of all characters has quite the affinity for drugs in this universe.

** When Michael speaks in an American accent [[spoiler: while posing as "Fritz Smith,"]] he can still sometimes be seen pronouncing the word "father" with his accent. I wonder why that is...

** Charlie Emily. Though she is still be hanging around, though, in the form of the Puppet.
** Mrs. Afton (or Sunny) is also this. The reason for her death? [[LethalChef Her husband's cooking.]] And like Charlie, she lingers in a lamp that somewhat resembles Shadow Bonnie without limbs

* SideStoryBonusArt: The monthly patreon bonus images.
* TheStoner: Fredbear.

** Charlie is revealed to be possessing the puppet. [[spoiler:She attacks William in his own home, and is only fended off by fire. This is where William discovers Remnant, and what will later motivate him to do the Missing Children Incident.]]

''[[https://twitter.com/blueycapsules Bluey Capsules]]'' [[note]]The name is a flip-around of an official FNAF artist's username, [=PinkyPills=][[/note]] is a parody webcomic made by a collaborative group of artists loosely retelling the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' timeline.

Emphasis on ''[[SurrealHumor loosely.]]''

'''''WARNING: Due to the comic’s nature as a fancomic, only people familiar with the source material will be reading it, so anything carried over from the source material will not be spoiler tagged. This is to avoid excessive spoiler tags. You have been warned. '''''

* AdaptationExpansion: Every character in the Five Nights At Freddy's franchise that can be even slightly alluded to exist has a fully fleshed out role in the story, including some new original characters the team made themselves.

** Fruity Maze. Elizabeth's new friend Susie, after having her dog run over, plays Fruity Maze in the arcade. William uses this opportunity to hide in the Spring Bonnie suit to lead her into the back room and kill her. He stuffs her into Chica to observe what her Remnant will do.

* AlternateRealityEpisode: The short aside taken for April Fools 2021/The first anniversary.

* TheCameo: Oh, ''lots.'' Especially at Charlie's funeral and CC's birthday party. Some cameos include [[Anime/JojosBizarreAdventure Jojo's Bizarre Adventure]], {{Franchise/Danganronpa}}, {{VideoGame/Undertale}}, {{Music/Vocaloid}}, Machinima/HalfLifeButTheAIIsSelfAware, WesternAnimation/FanboyAndChumChum, Dawko, Siren Head...
* CastFullOfGay: Despite the time period, essentially all of the main non-child characters (and William) are explicitly shown to be queer in some way or are confirmed to be by outside sources (Joan is often shown wearing the lesbian flag, Michael and Jeremy are crushing on each other, Vincent and Scott are married, Susie has two moms, etc). This even extends to the animatronic characters, as Mangle uses all pronouns and Spring Bonnie was in a relationship with Fredbear.