Game Theory: FNAF, The Monster We MISSED! (FNAF VR Help Wanted)

This window? Why are there fingerprints outside the window? What is happening? I mean, we have softened much of this franchise and I feel so sure of much of this tradition and that

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that a small mini

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is the one that is only a minimum of my mind. If I could ask Scott Cawthon one thing about this whole franchise, this is what I want to explain. It is not a joke. I don't care about anything else in which I feel so stunned. Why I am so determined to solve it, and why I am doing today's

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, because in the past I felt quite sure saying that the mustard man is William Acton because he drives a purple car, he is moving away from the scene in which the girl's girl died, but now I am not so sure.

It always bothered me, and literally to everyone else, that a guy who has been associated with a color, the purple color, since the totality of this franchise is suddenly orange, I tried to discard it as Scott taking Scott, but you know, is it not the most satisfactory answer that does not feel conclusive, you know, and the most important thing is that those traces outside the window, why are they there? Or animatronic went to know this child outside his window, but that seems unlikely depending on how we know that these animatronics behave, or it was someone who appeared to attract the child in his room.

That definitely seems the most likely solution, but the only person in the totality of this franchise that would do something like that is Big Ol Willie A, and why would he do something like that to his own son, in his own home, and then he would get angry about that? Things simply do not join cleanly! It is a question that really began to bother me when I played FNAF VR: Help Wanted Glitchtrap is clearly modeled after the first suit used by William Affon. It can be said, according to its seams, this is a hand sewing suit instead of any type of animatronic suit that we would see later in the series.

This also coincides with the moment of the midnight motorist scene, which shows the birth of the puppet. One of the first important deaths in the history of FNAF. The glitchtrap suit too clearly has three fingers. Like the fingerprints outside the children's window. Now, as we know, Scott Cawthon likes to clarify things in his next game, and if there was a great question sign before that midnight motorist minigame. So we have a suit that would have been in use around the time of the minigame, as well as a matching pattern for the design we see in the minigame, devils, we even have a potential reference of the personalized night and the small toy scenes. "He will be mine at the end of the day.

I just know. I told him to come later." "That should be enough, and if it doesn't appear, I'll go home!" "And if you don't open the door, I'll just find a window!" And this is where everything starts to join, suppose that William Acton, in his glitchtrap suit, with his three fingers, is the one who stands out of that window. Outside Henry's house, attracts the child who cries. Now, Henry's son, to take him back to the place he loves more than anywhere else in the world. Fredbear's family restaurant. But we know that this is also the night that William takes his first victim, Charlotte, who is killed outside the restaurant.

This would explain why, in FNAF 6, the child who cries would actively run towards Fredbean against his father's will, but later, FNAF 4 comes, he would be terrified of stepping his foot there. "Do you remember what you saw?" And all that, like his psychic friend Fredbear constantly reminds him. He saw that the murder occurred that night. That is what we are seeing in that FNAF 6 minigame Meanwhile, we have the mustard man that we assume will be Henry. He has a child who not only flees on multiple occasions, but is so determined to do so to be willing to break his own window to get there.

So how do you keep it safe at home? Well, you will locate it in your room as we see what happens in FNAF 4, but maybe locking it in your room is not enough, maybe you would also have a series of hidden security cameras around the room, devils, hidden around your house. Hide a security camera inside Fredbear Plushie that takes everywhere, to keep your child safe. To track where it is at any given time. Hell! Maybe you could go so far as to design sound illusion records so that I was afraid of the animatronics he is seeing.

His beloved animatronic friends now terrify him. Causing nightmare hallucinations of the characters. Like the albums we see hidden inside a Freddy chest in the sister location, it is confirmed that Henry has created in the books. These two right here. They play a very important role in these two books. However, most of them in Bear books (ha, bear, do you understand?) AFON's name, were originally created by Henry in an attempt to deform the world around him. Hide from the pain he felt after the loss of his son. Discs that, wouldn't you know, Aphton hides inside the Funtime robots?

Just as we see in the games, but when we see it Fnaf 4, it is not enough ... the child who cries still ends in Freddy's, still bites, and dies with that iconic line in yellow: "I will put together again ..." Now remember that appointment that continues to return to this book, right? Here secondly at the last page. (How could we forget?) Reflective fans may want to review sections of how Henry's and AFON vision of robots change over time to determine how they impact the history of the games. Well, Henry in the books uses robots to give life to her daughter.

He reconstructs her. He literally puts it. He used robots to try to cure his pain, I mean, if someone in this series will say a line like "I will assemble you again." It's Henry. Devils, perhaps the mustard man is the color that is so that it coincides best with the color of this FNAF 4 text "I will assemble you again." In yellow, and yes, of course, it is yellow and not orange, but does it guess what? Purple Guy was pink at his first exit. As the series has become darker, also color palates, but seriously, there are two colors that are relatively similar, maybe there is a connection there.

And if the child who cries is Michael, since I have spoken a lot in past theories, Henry literally reconstructs his lost son as he does his lost daughter in the books explains all the rarity of Mike's behavior throughout the series. How is able to survive to be collected, how the memories of his past have fragmented, how does not die after vomiting Mom's robot spaghetti, how can only die by fire. "I should be dead, but I'm not." It is also worth noting that at no time in the series is explicitly identified as Michael AFON. Now, it seems that Mike in the sister's location refers to William Acton as "father", "father, it's me, Michael ..." and he says: "I'm going to find you." As Springtrap appears, it definitely makes it look like it is coming out and looking for William, but that can be another wrong address of Scott, is open to interpretation, I mean, this scene alone has people still has people convinced that Springtrap is Mike trapped inside the suit.

Mike-trap. Although I feel that it is quite well established at this point that is William Acton there. It is still a will, but there are people who are determined vehement that Mike-Trap is the reality of the canon, of this series. Regardless of all Michael's things, William Affon, in these books, is about achieving immortality through robots. He is interested in the science of everything. He wants to study the original FNAF gang and replicate the living metal that resulted from his deaths. That is why we see it destroying the robots in the FNAF Minigos 3. He wants access to his metal.

You want to reap it to run experiments. He wants to melt those living endorsers to take advantage of the metal possessed to create the fun animatronics. I mean, that is the goal of Candy Cadet's stories in FNAF 6, five melted things to create one thing; And it is exactly what we see that happens as a great point of the plot in the final book. Henry, on the other hand, is the emotional. He is a creator who invests too much in his own work. He is a bit negligent father while he is alive, but he is devastated when he loses his daughter.

Returning to the only thing he knows and understands to try to bring her back, robots. He does everything possible to use these robotic skills to try to return it to life, and it is successful. He creates the most absurd humanoid animatronics ever in science fiction and they have to be to do some of the things that are seen happens in these books, because it is absurd, but if we are really destined to apply the songs of these books to the games, then this is not the home of the AFON family. It makes no sense. It is the family of the Emily family.

I would explain the factory under the house, explain the empty girls bedroom in FNAF 4, explained the date of 1983 that was presented with it, I would say why Mustard Man is yellow, why there are footprints outside the window, why the child who cries is suddenly scared of Freddy, and even would go so far as to explain the line, "I will gather it again." I mean, are there holes in this thing? Absolutely, are there things that are difficult to explain, are you joking? This is FNAF, it will be true regardless of whether this is William's house, Henry's house or the white fight.

It is an extreme

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, but I think it is one that is worth considering due to its alignment with books, and due to the persistent threads that it responds. That is why today, I encourage you to discuss, below in the comments, discuss Reddit and, most importantly, remember that everything is just a theory. A game theory thanks for seeing