Ending Cutscene

[apollo]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iPuhJxADh8

[BB Azurite]

Originally posted by JustThatOneGuy:

Baby is Afton's Daughter. Springtrap is William, Volenteer is Michael, Bite Victim is Lefty or Molten Freddy. And the Puppet is the announcer's daughter. Many people are suspecting Henry is the announcer, due to him calling the person who will burn in hell an old friend, which means the Puppet is Sammy or Charlie. [/quote]

My only problem with this is if that is really Henry how is he still alive? This game presumably takes place after fnaf 3 which took place 30 years after fnaf 1 and Henry started the franchise with William lastest 1983. He should be dead by this point or at least an old man, not sounding as young as the announcer.

[MR_E_BROWN]

♥♥♥♥!! my brain is spinning

[Soul Night]

i realized something with the bad ending... i never bothered to link the paper with anything but your role is to complete paragraph 4... which entails doing what you do for the good ending and explains scotts source code saying "what is paragraph 4?"

[Sirbearasrasararay]

We have a canon name now!

[Mitchell Man]

What is the name?

[Sakuga Asu]

Oh ok

[Sakuga Asu]

Also the link to the vid isn't working anymore

[Jurassicjoey]

soo is this taking place at fnaf 3 when the fire brok out?

[Crusader]

holy ♥♥♥♥

[GhostMami]

Originally posted by DeJectedAxe:

So, all I got from that was:
"The puppet is a girl, we got some backstory of the puppet (matpat, you fortune teller) and the puppet is william aftons daughter?

not Aftons kid, Aftons in Springtrap that can't be him talking

[GhostMami]

Originally posted by flabbytediz:

Originally posted by Mitchell Man:

What is the name?

Elizabeth

so Aftons kid is named Elizabeth neat

[GhostMami]

Originally posted by Mitchell Man:

I still feel like that there has to be atleast a sequel to FNaF 3 because of the ending of the Golden Freddy mode cutscene in Sister Location.

This is the sequal

[tikiman572]

There is potential for the series to continue. With the ending speech of the game the implication is there that the volunteer (Michael Afton AKA Mike Schmidt AKA Fritz Simmons AKA Eggs Benedict), the announcer, Baby (Elizabeth Afton), the Puppet, and what remained of the possessed Animatronics all were incinerated. But the one most intended to burn to ashes and get sent to Hell, Springtrap?

We know Springtrap survived.

Evil can be extremely hard to kill sometimes, and the announcer's critical mistake was deciding to go down with the ship (i.e. staying in Fazbear Frights as it burned) instead of making DAMN SURE everything went according to plan safely from a distance. I suppose they wanted to make sure everyone and everything that knew what was happening, even if they were on the side of good, disappeared so as to ensure this all doesn't happen again. A noble sentiment, to be sure, but again:

SPRINGTRAP SURVIVED.

And now there's no one left with any idea as to what's going on that can stop Springtrap. Unless that final part directed to the Puppet, the announcer's daughter, is an inkling to things to come about how the announcer said it was time for her to rest now too? Thematically, I'd say for a true conclusion to FNAF, it should come down to one last confrontation between the Puppet and Springtrap. It all started with her death. It should end with her putting the final nail in the coffin of William Afton. Then, and only then, will she be able to rest. Of course, that would mean there'd need to be stuff put in to show that alongside Springtrap surviving the fire, so too did the Puppet.

Those are my thoughts on the whole thing anyhow. For all I know, I could be talking out of my rear end.

[Soul Night]

Originally posted by tikiman572:

There is potential for the series to continue. With the ending speech of the game the implication is there that the volunteer (Michael Afton AKA Mike Schmidt AKA Fritz Simmons AKA Eggs Benedict), the announcer, Baby (Elizabeth Afton), the Puppet, and what remained of the possessed Animatronics all were incinerated. But the one most intended to burn to ashes and get sent to Hell, Springtrap?

We know Springtrap survived.

Evil can be extremely hard to kill sometimes, and the announcer's critical mistake was deciding to go down with the ship (i.e. staying in Fazbear Frights as it burned) instead of making DAMN SURE everything went according to plan safely from a distance. I suppose they wanted to make sure everyone and everything that knew what was happening, even if they were on the side of good, disappeared so as to ensure this all doesn't happen again. A noble sentiment, to be sure, but again:

SPRINGTRAP SURVIVED.

And now there's no one left with any idea as to what's going on that can stop Springtrap. Unless that final part directed to the Puppet, the announcer's daughter, is an inkling to things to come about how the announcer said it was time for her to rest now too? Thematically, I'd say for a true conclusion to FNAF, it should come down to one last confrontation between the Puppet and Springtrap. It all started with her death. It should end with her putting the final nail in the coffin of William Afton. Then, and only then, will she be able to rest. Of course, that would mean there'd need to be stuff put in to show that alongside Springtrap surviving the fire, so too did the Puppet.

Those are my thoughts on the whole thing anyhow. For all I know, I could be talking out of my rear end.

though i have to wonder... the announcer says hes near, but does that mean we can find him?

[GhostMami]

Originally posted by tikiman572:

There is potential for the series to continue. With the ending speech of the game the implication is there that the volunteer (Michael Afton AKA Mike Schmidt AKA Fritz Simmons AKA Eggs Benedict), the announcer, Baby (Elizabeth Afton), the Puppet, and what remained of the possessed Animatronics all were incinerated. But the one most intended to burn to ashes and get sent to Hell, Springtrap?

We know Springtrap survived.

Evil can be extremely hard to kill sometimes, and the announcer's critical mistake was deciding to go down with the ship (i.e. staying in Fazbear Frights as it burned) instead of making DAMN SURE everything went according to plan safely from a distance. I suppose they wanted to make sure everyone and everything that knew what was happening, even if they were on the side of good, disappeared so as to ensure this all doesn't happen again. A noble sentiment, to be sure, but again:

SPRINGTRAP SURVIVED.

And now there's no one left with any idea as to what's going on that can stop Springtrap. Unless that final part directed to the Puppet, the announcer's daughter, is an inkling to things to come about how the announcer said it was time for her to rest now too? Thematically, I'd say for a true conclusion to FNAF, it should come down to one last confrontation between the Puppet and Springtrap. It all started with her death. It should end with her putting the final nail in the coffin of William Afton. Then, and only then, will she be able to rest. Of course, that would mean there'd need to be stuff put in to show that alongside Springtrap surviving the fire, so too did the Puppet.

Those are my thoughts on the whole thing anyhow. For all I know, I could be talking out of my rear end.

there is no way for him to get out they are all traped in a large metal oven even if some how Springtrap could survive what I'm guessing heated to the point of melting metal he would be traped unable to leave

Also this isn't fazbear frights