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Plus, why wouldn't they acknowledge such an accident until four years after the child had been bitten, and died from his injuries?
The protagonist is a small child, Derpz. Not a teenager or an adult. Such a crushing blow to the head would be resulting in near fatal injuries, given that it wasn't just the frontal lobe at took the brunt of the Bite.
There was no Bite of '83, as the commercial merely shows the date on which F&F was established. In addition, Freddy Fazbear's was linked to Fredbear & Friends in a way, seeing as the commercials show both Freddy and Fredbear being completely separate from each other.
Also, the Nightmares are the, you guessed it, Nightmare versions of the second game's Withered set of the band, only much more damaged while being based on a relatively intact version from the past.
You got Fazbear being relatively unaffected by the Bite, aside from restricted mobility for the animatronics, right, but the reason why the animatronics cannot move during the day is because of the fact that the older models were likely part of F&F when it was still open, and the Toy animatronics were probably in development, and shared the same level of technology, since a figure of Toy Bonnie appears as part of a child's set of toys, with Mangle showing up in the protagonist's home in what can be assumed to be a girl's/woman's bedroom.