Why Springtrap's New Design Exists

[din din]

This is a popular topic across the community I'm sure most of you are well aware of. If you aren't, here's the basics.

Scott changed FNaF 3's Springtrap into a peanut mixed with Dr. Zomboss.

Many people have asked why this happened, and here's why you're getting jumpscared by a shriveled peanut.

At the end of FNaF 3, Fazbear's Fright burns down, with Springtrap in it. When you complete Golden Freddy mode in FNaF Sister Location, you are shown a cutscene featuring the burnt down location, and Springtrap is there, seemingly fine. It's obvious that Springtrap survived, and because he looks undamaged, he should use the same model in FFPS, right? Incorrect. You see, the fire obviously didn't appear to mess up Springtrap, but what it could have done is heated up his insides, causing them not to work or function. You couldn't really cut yourself open and fix everything perfectly, so what Springtrap had to do was replace parts using the other Spring Bonnie suit we see in the FNaF 4 minigame.

That is my theory, unless of course Scott didn't have Scraptrap modeled at the point of which he made the cutscene, and had to use the normal Springtrap model.

[Jun]

Originally posted by glacieraircraft:

This is a popular topic across the community I'm sure most of you are well aware of. If you aren't, here's the basics.

Scott changed FNaF 3's Springtrap into a peanut mixed with Dr. Zomboss.

Many people have asked why this happened, and here's why you're getting jumpscared by a shriveled peanut.

At the end of FNaF 3, Fazbear's Fright burns down, with Springtrap in it. When you complete Golden Freddy mode in FNaF Sister Location, you are shown a cutscene featuring the burnt down location, and Springtrap is there, seemingly fine. It's obvious that Springtrap survived, and because he looks undamaged, he should use the same model in FFPS, right? Incorrect. You see, the fire obviously didn't appear to mess up Springtrap, but what it could have done is heated up his insides, causing them not to work or function. You couldn't really cut yourself open and fix everything perfectly, so what Springtrap had to do was replace parts using the other Spring Bonnie suit we see in the FNaF 4 minigame.

That is my theory, unless of course Scott didn't have Scraptrap modeled at the point of which he made the cutscene, and had to use the normal Springtrap model.

Omg It does look like Zomboss

[💜Jentrap💚]

I'm glad I ain't the only one who realizes Peanuttrap looks a bit like Dr. Zomboss.

[Glorious M e l o n]

There's no actual say that Scraptrap isn't a retcon. Let's see, a bigger skull, more bones, his mouth is different, his endoskeleton is different. And before you say that his new suit isn't a retcon, it is a retcon. It has similar withering to the old springtrap and has a single black button on it just like the last one. It's a retcon. The entire design is.

[NickDroid]

Originally posted by Jentrap ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°):

I'm glad I ain't the only one who realizes Peanuttrap looks a bit like Dr. Zomboss.

I never thought that but now I can’t unsee it...

[Stick]

Maybe Scott finally made a model for springbonnie but then reslized it looks nothing like springtrap so he changed the design

[prespy]

Scraptrap could have easily fallen apart in the time between FNaF 3 - FFPS. I mean, he'd most likely have to be staying in some pretty nasty places like an alley or something since he'd have to hide because you don't see a mutilated, burnt corpse inside of a rotten-green bunny suit walking down the street every day.

Or, Scott simply could have hated Springtrap's design and decided to change it in FFPS. And personally, I'd agree with him; I like Scraptrap more than Springtrap.

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Oh, yeah! The Spring Bonnie costume purple guy put on the employee had a muzzle! Who would've thought?