Crack-pot threory as to FNAF 3 setting.

[Axz]

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I think the 3rd game will take place after BOTH games. In both teaser pictures the animatronic looks very old and worn out, far more than in either of the games. The box is full of parts from the "toy" versions that were discontinued, the line "What can we use?" and ofc "30 years later".

But..... We? Who is "we"? If there is "only one" then who is the animatronic talking to? I would assume the puppet as all the other animatronics only go crazy at night and the puppet can "go anywhere". Dismantling the others would be easy during the day, they did it to the toy versions without incident and we know the puppet didn't get dismantled because it's in the FNAF 1 "flashback".

Where as the kids were killed during the day and the puppet "saved" them. The puppet seems to be the only animatronic that takes an interest in the others. In the "flashback" as an animatronic the puppet is in your face and won't let you look away from it, it hides the endoskeleton inside its box and ofc it "saves" the children.

Due to the endoskeletons ears, the endoskeleton must belong to either Freddy, toy Freddy, golden Freddy, Foxy or Mangle. Obviously the only one of them that doesn't have an endoskeleton is golden Freddy. That ofc makes sense as the endoskeleton had to have been taken out for the killer to get inside the suit.

ASSUMING that the 3rd game takes place after ALL the animatronics are scrapped, they wouldn't have scrapped golden Freddy as he's just a suit, there's nothing to scrap. However the puppet hides the endoskeleton and can "go anywhere", what's to stop it hiding the suit before they throw it away (or even retrieving it after they throw it away) and putting the endoskeleton in there?

The animatronics are (for whatever reason) insane killing machines, who would they possibly want to talk to? The only "person" I can think of is the one that "gave them life", the puppet, the one they own their lives too.

Bottom line - I think the puppet hid itself to avoid being dismantled ("it can go anywhere", "it's always thinking", it's not mentioned in the first game as if nobody knew it was there and it cares for the children / animatronics), it hid the endoskeleton (has to be golden Freddys) and it hid the golden Freddy suit too (it would not have been dismantled as it is just a suit).

Now that nobody is left, the only remaining animatronic wants to rebuild the old ones as to him they are not animatronics, but murdered children and possibly even his friends from before he was killed, he wants to "save" them, the parts are all there but it doesn't know how to "give them life". Luckily the one that saved him and his friends when it all started, hid him thereby saving him (again) from dismantling and put him back in "his body" is still there with him and knows how to "give them life", the puppet.

OOOoooOOOooOOOoo.

[(Edgy) Asriel Dreemurr]

I've been thinking maybe the murderer is the owner of Fredbear's and wants the suits to be alive due to an obsession with the characters he created. He accomplishes his goal by placing souls in the animatronics. The catch is the souls only remain in the animatronics for 10 years. So every 10 years the restaurant reopens in a new location, several children are kidnapped and placed in suits, and the place closes until the next 10 year cycle.

However, the first time the owner failed to kill the children he captured, aside from one who was stuffed in Golden Freddy. The children that survived this incident are the guards we play as in each game. The murderer was arrested and executed in prison, he would later possess the Puppet, while the first child victim haunted the GF endoskeleton (the reverse of what most would believe). In 1987 however, the murderer placed Jeremy in Freddy Fazbear and he discovered that the souls of adults, unlike children, can stay in the suits indefinitely. So he begins collecting night guards in the suits rather than children.

[Axz]

Somebody did actually mention child sacrifices, it was something to do with the "London bridge is falling down" song. Apparently there was some sort of superstition that a bridge would only stand if it was built on top of a human (possibly) childs resting place.

I have never heard of that superstition and cannot confirm or deny it, it's just something I read somwhere among all of the theories and posts.

[(Edgy) Asriel Dreemurr]

Publicado originalmente por Axz:

Somebody did actually mention child sacrifices, it was something to do with the "London bridge is falling down" song. Apparently there was some sort of superstition that a bridge would only stand if it was built on top of a human (possibly) childs resting place.

I have never heard of that superstition and cannot confirm or deny it, it's just something I read somwhere among all of the theories and posts.

I believe the superstition was that burying someone in the foundation of a bridge would prevent it from collapsing. When a child is trapped during the song's game, it is a theory that the child is a sacrifice to prevent the bridge from falling. The story goes on to say that the night watchman who looks over the bridge is the actual sacrifice in legend.

[UrbanEagle7]

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[Miso Strange]

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