Why do the endoskeletons have teeth?!?!?

[Madame Bones]

This has been bugging me a lot. It might be because william designed them and he wanted to murder children. Let me know your thoughts!

[chuckster]

smaller teeth might have been used as hooks for the jaws to attach to

[Madame Bones]

Okay, basically the endoskeletons only need flat jaws attached to the costume jaws for it to work. Which brings up another question... why are the endo jaws visible? Shouldn't they be hidden inside the costume jaws? AHG SO FRUSTRATING.

[Sp4rt4n1295]

Because Scott wanted an animatronic design that would look scary, and he thought giving them two sets of teeth would do the trick?

[Madame Bones]

Originally posted by Sp4rt4n1295:

Because Scott wanted an animatronic design that would look scary, and he thought giving them two sets of teeth would do the trick?

Yeah, good point.

[Jinx ★★★]

They act as spare dentures.


Nah, they're probably design choices Scott purposely made for scare. Fnaf 1 Chica's easily-seen endo teeth in her beak is already unsettling.

[Sp4rt4n1295]

Originally posted by Jinx ★★★:

They act as spare dentures.


Nah, they're probably design choices Scott purposely made for scare. Fnaf 1 Chica's easily-seen endo teeth in her beak is already unsettling.

And apparently he liked the whole multiple sets of teeth thing so much that he even gave some of the Nightmare animatronics (mainly Chica) three sets of teeth.

[W is the Worst]

Originally posted by Sp4rt4n1295:

Originally posted by Jinx ★★★:

They act as spare dentures.


Nah, they're probably design choices Scott purposely made for scare. Fnaf 1 Chica's easily-seen endo teeth in her beak is already unsettling.

And apparently he liked the whole multiple sets of teeth thing so much that he even gave some of the Nightmare animatronics (mainly Chica) three sets of teeth.

and twisted bonnie and foxy? dear god, scott, I think the pressure is making you crack