Game Theory: FNAF, The FINAL Theory! (Five Nights at Freddy’s) - pt 1

more mature looking than anything, ANYTHING we've seen throughout the series. If this is really the case, according to his song, it seems that after the daughter was created, William retreated to his work, and probably a bit of infanticide, hiding in his private space to bury the daughter. pain from him. That's what Ballora's phrase "hidden in your walls" refers to. It would also explain why William abandoned his other two children around 1983; the moment we see FNAF 4 appear. He is also stricken with pain, leaving the older brother to be the one to take care of the crying child.

Sometime before 1983, his wife leaves him, or dies, or something... it's really not that important and Afton saves the memory of him in the animatronic Ballora and with it, another Afton is buried in the basement. Which brings us to 1983 and leaves the man of the house as the last one standing. Crying boy, older brother Michael and William's fate. Do they bite you, kick you and jump on you? Ugh... I don't know, that sounds a little bad... Regardless, the debate over whether Michael or William is the real Purple Man that ends up in Springtrap is part of next week's video.

Besides the why, we know it's 1983 and my

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answer to who will be the boy who will cry. So be sure to hit the subscribe bell below to find out next week when Part 2 of this definitive FNAF

theory

will air. Seriously, do it! Otherwise, you'll never know how this series ends and you'll always wonder if it's Willtrap or Miketrap. And then FNAF 6 comes out and everything will be chaos. And as a

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gift to those of you who want to get super nerdy about the series and need more clarity on these inconvenient and controversial timeline placements... *deep breaths* *speeds up* If you look beyond its creator, a more modern version The design reveals personal evidence about Sister Location's animatronics indicating that these are earlier models.

One FNAF 4 detail that's been bouncing around in my head for a year is the canonicity of the Halloween update. In the update, Scott added three new characters: Nightmare Mangle, Nightmare Balloon Boy, and Nightmarionne. Mangle and Marionette's appearances were labeled "non-canon" for the series, but things became complicated with Nightmare Balloon Boy when he was cleared. It was considered CANON and that raised huge red flags for me because it tells us a crucial detail: that at the time of FNAF 4 Mangle doesn't exist yet and Crying Boy hasn't seen The Puppet yet, but Balloon Boy exists and it's for the minor horrors from Jimmy Night seen here.

Logically for Scott to officially say that Nightmare Balloon Boy is canon, it must have been before the events we see in FNAF 4. Balloon Boy had to be before 1983, which brings us to what we see and hear in Sister Location. The location of Sister Location... is full of humanoid robots. Of course, there's Ballora and Baby, but there's also these little dolls that share a similar shape and visual style with Balloon Boy. It seems that a previous pizzeria had a more human theme than the Fazbear restaurants. That restaurant, I believe, was Circus Baby's Pizza World. Now one thing I know people are going to bring.

In Sister Location, HandUnit says that "due to the enormous success of the unfortunate closure of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, it was clear that the stage was set (no pun intended) for another contender in children's entertainment." Hearing that Sister Location opened after Fazbear's Pizza closed would make you assume that the events of Sister Location happen later in the timeline and you wouldn't be wrong, THEY ARE. BUT Hand Unit is talking about entertainment and Circus Baby rentals. Baby and Ballora were built for Circus Baby's Pizza World, which, as I showed, came out much earlier. This matches what we learn about Circus Baby's Pizza World in the pre-

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trailer that Scott released over at Scott Games.

He quotes: "the grand opening of Circus Baby's Pizza World has apparently been canceled due to gas leaks in the building...Only a handful of people could see inside; children here and there." Obviously, this is all camouflage for them that they are actually closing the restaurant after the death of Afton's daughter. That's beside the point. The important thing here is that the animatronics were built in an earlier era. Clearly during a period when rosy cheeks were given a big thumbs up in the design department and then kept underground after opening day when the Afton girl was taken away.

Some were kept in rotation, rented out for parties, which explains how Balloon Boy appears in FNAF 2, while everyone else is forgotten underground, only to be discovered when Michael was sent to round them all up again. (silence) Wait, are they still here? Oh well, because I have to say it: remember, it's all just a

theory

. A GAME THEORY! I'll see you next week for the finale of my final FNAF theory! Well, anyway the latest FNAF "story" theory. I guess I could make a scientific one if I feel like it, and eventually if there's news for FNAF 6, I guess I can make a predictive theory about it.

By the way, have you rung that bell yet? You should, to celebrate our 200th episode, about an hour and a half or so, but whatever! This feels like a big event. And finally, remember my gaming lab from the YouTube Red series? Now you can watch another episode for free! No YouTube Red subscription required, available internationally, no problems, just click on it and watch. And it is, hold on tight, the FNAF episode. I put myself and three other YouTubers into a real-life version of the FNAF series. Also 100% created, like battery operated doors and anything that has limited energy.

Watch me do it in a real version of FNAF by pressing the box on the right. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to record the second part of this episode so you can finish it in time for next week. I don't want to disappoint you, I don't want to make you wait a dubious amount of time until the end of everything. We have this. It's going to be good.