FREDDY'S SONG PLAYING IN THE KITCHEN

[Kreeko]

Is this normal the out of power song was playing though kitchen audio if this helps i was on night 6

[The Light Bearer]

I think it means Freddy is messing around in the kitchen

[Spookyfan2]

It means Freddy is in the Kitchen.

[Justin]

If you hear music, it's Freddy.
If you hear clanking and banging, it's Chica.
If you hear both, it means they're both inside the kitchen. (Yes, they can BOTH be in the kitchen).

[jason13271998]

i herd the kitchen is where Golden Freddy lives

[Justin]

Originally posted by jason13271998:

i herd the kitchen is where Golden Freddy lives

I think it's possible too, but I guess we really can't be sure, not even Scott Cawthon himself.
He said that "During game development, things just happen. I can not explain Golden Freddy".

[Kreeko]

yes i know about chica and freddy being in the kitchen but i didnt know the out of power theme played in the kitchen

Originally posted by かめ　かい:

If you hear music, it's Freddy.
If you hear clanking and banging, it's Chica.
If you hear both, it means they're both inside the kitchen. (Yes, they can BOTH be in the kitchen).

[Kreeko]

Originally posted by かめ　かい:

If you hear music, it's Freddy.
If you hear clanking and banging, it's Chica.
If you hear both, it means they're both inside the kitchen. (Yes, they can BOTH be in the kitchen).

yes i know chica and freddy can be in the kitchen but i didnt know the out of power theme played in the kitchen

[SeventyEightNine]

Originally posted by jamiemcdermott1:

Originally posted by かめ　かい:

If you hear music, it's Freddy.
If you hear clanking and banging, it's Chica.
If you hear both, it means they're both inside the kitchen. (Yes, they can BOTH be in the kitchen).

yes i know chica and freddy can be in the kitchen but i didnt know the out of power theme played in the kitchen

The out of power theme is called the "Toreador March"

[vampqueenuwu]

anyone knows the song? Or it doesnt exist

[Mike]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.