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Five Nights at Freddy's 2
- Night 3 is when the original animatronics (sans Foxy, who becomes active the night before) become active and quickly take the role of the main threat from the four Toys. If Phone Guy's hesitant talk about rumors in his call is any indication, the missing children incident is implied to have occurred mere hours before, explaining why the original animatronics are active.
- Night 5 is one big shocking episode, especially for those who have played the first game. Phone Guy tells Jeremy that the place is on lockdown in the former night due to police investigations, most likely involving the Toys becoming aggressive around adults with suspicions that their facial recognition technology might have been hacked and the missing children. Phone Guy states to Jeremy that management is attempting to contact the owner of the old restaurant with little success, but it's not a Freddy Fazbear's Pizza — the old restaurant was called Fredbear's Family Diner, and that Jeremy may be moved to day shift as the previous role-holder has, uh... left. His check then reveals that the game takes place in the November of 1987, cementing the game as a prequel.
- Night 6 has less reveals, but is no less a shocker. Jeremy shows up to work and Phone Guy informs him that he should have got a memo telling him to stay home because the restaurant is closed. He confirms that a spare yellow suit has been used, and that since he's there, he should just try to complete the shift, as trying to leave could get him killed. Jeremy is assigned to the day shift to watch over a birthday party, the pizzeria's last event before closing, and make sure the animatronics don't hurt anybody, ¡giving the huge implication that Jeremy will either witness or fall victim to the Bite of '87. Following this, the restaurant immediately closes and the Toys are scrapped, while the old ones are kept in hopes that the place can one day reopen.
Five Nights at Freddy's 3
- The Golden Freddy minigame. It shows you Golden Freddy and Spring Bonnie playing in a stage in front of kids. New players might not notice anything unusual. To players of previous games, however, this is a surprise. Golden Freddy had been decommissioned way back since before the 1987 restaurant, and unlike Foxy, the Management seemed to want to forget that he ever existed, such that he effectively appeared to you not as an animatronic, but as a ghost. Meanwhile, you don't even know Spring Bonnie existed until now. But here they are, headlining a show. When did this take place?
- The post-Night 5 minigame, where we see the Purple Guy finally meeting his doom at the hands of the children's ghosts. Also, we see that the Purple Guy was killed inside Spring Bonnie, the same animatronic hybrid suit that had been harassing and terrorizing you for the past five nights.
Five Nights at Freddy's 4
- Night 2: The post-night minigame is about the Child "having fun" at Fredbear's Family Diner, confirming that the game is a prequel.
- Night 5: We witness the accident that caused the Child's nightmares: his brother and several of his friends, trying to play a prank on him, shoved him into Fredbear's mouth, and...
- Night 6: The Child (seemingly) dies after some time in a coma; the Fredbear doll, Real After All, states that he is broken, and... something elsenote vows to fix him, implying that you may have been playing as one of the dead children all along.
Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location
- The ending for Custom Night. We get some insight into who we are — Michael Afton, the son of William Afton, who's now an undead zombie thanks to Ennard. Not only that, but Springtrap's still alive even after the fire at Fazbear's Fright. And Mike wants to meet with his dad for a "nice" chat over his scapegoat trick.
Literature:
Fazbear Frights
- Epilogue 4, which not only completely changes almost everything known about the Stitchwraith, but also has some major implications both for the other Fazbear Frights books and for the FNaF franchise as a whole, with evidence that Andrew might be the Vengeful Spirit from Ultimate Custom Night (and possibly even the Child from Five Nights at Freddy's 4).
- "The Man in Room 1280" shows us the circumstances by which all of the Fazbear Entertainment items got infected.
- Epilogue 6. Hoo boy, Epilogue 6. Larson finally comes face to face with the Stitchwraith, which- having apparently collected up all of the infected items- throws itself into a trash compactor alongside said items. However, before Andrew and Jake can move on to the afterlife, Andrew is seized by the spirit of the Man in Room 1280, who is effectively confirmed to be William Afton by the rabbit ears his spirit sprouts. With Jake's help Andrew is able to escape and move on (effectively meaning that Golden Freddy has officially been Killed Off for Real), but Jake is dragged back down to an uncertain fate. And as if that wasn't enough, the Man / William ends up assembling the compacted items into a fifteen-foot-tall Mechanical Abomination, which ends the story by seemingly preparing to attack Larson.
