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However, it takes its programming too far and starts mimicking everything it sees, including William's murders.
Not exactly sure which ending the Ruin DLC follows after, (if any of them at all), but I have reason to believe that the endings don't connect with one another, just like in FFPS. I noticed in the Ruin DLC trailer that Freddy was in a dumpster which implies that he escaped the underground pizzeria or he was trashed by someone (probably Vanny, however Monty has the desire to throw Freddy in a dumpster as well judging by the Monty Golf ARcade game) in some other ending. Is Vanny under control? I have no idea. Vanessa has a mentality that feels human but Vanny could also be something that isn't human.
Interesting thoughts. Only time can tell who is right and who is wrong.
On the other hand, saw that non-violent moment with Faceless Roxy. Maybe that wolf found the true meaning of friendship, despite her pride?
It might mess up the ability for animatronics to notice her in a similar fashion to what Vanny did in Security Breach.
Also I do not think the books are cannon. If anyone knows marvel they have a series called What If and it basically gives answers to questions, but the content is not cannon. I feel that is how they treat the books. In one of them, Charlie lives meanwhile Henry dies to his own making.
Yeah I agree. I feel like the epilogues would be canon since they have that kind of isolated feeling, but it could just be in another universe. Or it could be that Scott Cawthon wants people to have fun with the lore by grabbing pieces that they want and composing them into theories. But yeah, lots of things in the books don't line up, like Glamrock Chica being yellow and carrying a cupcake, and Gregory being the actual villain. (I think someone framed him by putting GGY on the machines) There are also various inhumane things such as goo people which don't necessarily make sense in a situation like this.
I think if the books had to be canon, I would say that they are actually being written in the Fnaf universe as some form of propaganda, to possibly put the blame off of Vanny and Afton and make them look like good guys, and with these books they could also justify kidnapping Gregory and hurting him. But that is assuming that the books are canon.