A little bit of something… Every single time you play fnaf world is somewhat bending the fnaf universe itself. Since the game has an amazing ability to know that if you are playing as Fredbear, and also talking to Fredbear, it will end the universe. It might have something to do with the fnaf space and time being bent with an overwhelming amount of scripts from the Fredbears.

sonicfanlily wrote:

Greater_Dog wrote:

I have a magic theory. It's about the whole FNaF concept as we know it. IT WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING.
(oh and before we begin, I think half of the story was broken before I heard people talking about this theory)

One day, Scott started talking to us. He sent various messages. But one in particular ACTUALLY told the truth about FNaF. The key to EVERYTHING. In the FNAF 4 minigame, tiny Toy Chica was missing her beak. That beak is the KEY.


The truth about FNAF…..is that it was a DREAM. Everything from not being able to leave the office in FNAF 1 to the nightmare animatronics. The shadow animatronics (shadow Bonnie and shadow Freddy) were inspired by the shadows the animatronics at Fredbear's diner (Springtrap and Fredbear (golden Freddy)). The original FNAF 1 animatronics were inspired by plush toys the crying child kept. The toy animatronics, and toy Chica's missing beak, was inspired by the girl with the FNAF toy animatronics in the FNAF 4 minigame (MAngle, however, was inspired by a taken apart fox in one of the bedrooms in the crying child's house). Plushtrap was inspired by a girl's plush Springtrap she had. Golden Freddy's behavior is inspired by the toy Fredbear and his ability to teleport in the FNAF 4 minigames. Foxy's jumpscare in FNAF 1 was inspired by how the crying child's brother acted. The whole “people getting stuffed in animatronic suits and never being found” thing told by the girl was what inspired the first game's whole purpose. Balloon Boy was inspired by a kid holding a balloon who was excited to go to the party. The Puppet was inspired by the crying child himself. The Purple Guy was also inspired by the purple-wearing employee helping a guy get dressed in a Springtrap costume. And the chime you hear at the end of every night in FNAF 1-3 sounded like a grandfather clock. If you look down the hallway in FNAF 4, one should have a grandfather clock. And the alarm clock sound was the clock in the hospital after the crying child was trying to recover from getting bitten.

So, that's about it. Everything leads back to items you find in the FNAF 4 minigames. But what about the box? That box was actually what I was telling you. But why did Scott never let us see what's inside the box? Well, he was worried about what the FNAF fans were going to act when they figured that out.

Also, I have another FNAF related theory, but that's for another time.

See you soon,
@Greater_Dog =3

But not everything ties in perfectly. You see, where would the puppet fit int this? Where would this kid's fear of the pizzeria really come from? And what does PsychicFriendFredbear say ‘you know what will happen when he catches you’


I have an answer.

but the kid dies at the end so where does that come in and the 5 kids from the beging what if they where not dreams but refletion of the brother and his freands maby he riged the anamatronicts maby hi is the purple guy

it whuld make sense that the boy is the crying kid witch whuld exsplane the purple guys shock at seeing him agen and fear maby that's the exsplanation

dakids489 wrote:

ok here is the thing every time i watch a theories about bonnie or something like that i get so mad because they talk about the shadow bonnie and said “oh well toy bonnie and raugular bonnie arent it so who is it” its springtrap !!!! ik it i was doing experimanting and its springtrap!!!!!!!!!!!!! well thats one theorie 4 today LOL

exactly! they are the same shape. bonnie and springbonnie are n ot the same shape or design but shadow bonnie and springbonnie are the same!

Scratchingthecode97 wrote:

Megadethpika wrote:

Scratchingthecode97 wrote:

Megadethpika wrote:

Golden Freddy is NOT a hallucination, he is a physical animatronic in the game. HERES HOW:
The second game is a prequel, and Goldie is withered just like all the non-toys. In the first game, he is fixed up, no wires or tears or anything like that. Also, when you play custom night mode in FNAF 2, you can change his AI level.

The question is, if Goldie isn't being used like all the other animatronics (by this I mean performing onstage), why would they fix him? Were the employees missing Fredbear so much that they just fixed Golden Freddy to remind themselves of Fredbear? Maybe the restaurant owner didn't want to remind people of Fredbear because of '87….

2 problems:
1) How does Golden Freddy look exactly like W. Freddy in FNAF 2 and look exactly like Freddy in FNAF 1?
2) GF in FNAF 2 has a floating head…nuff said

Goldie was the original design for Freddy, so Freddy technically looks like HIM. Goldie's just not being used. As for the floating head? He's possessed, man, gotta keep that in mind.

Why would they redesign an unused suit? Also, if it was possessed that means the actual head ripped off and somehow grew twice it's size.

The redesigning of an unused suit I'm not 100% sure. I think the workers at Freddy Fazbear's felt nostalgic about Fredbear's Family Diner but the owner didn' want to bring back Fredbear because of ‘87.
When something’s possessed it can break apart or change in size without actually damaging the object itself.

Megadethpika wrote:

Scratchingthecode97 wrote:

Megadethpika wrote:

Scratchingthecode97 wrote:

Megadethpika wrote:

Golden Freddy is NOT a hallucination, he is a physical animatronic in the game. HERES HOW:
The second game is a prequel, and Goldie is withered just like all the non-toys. In the first game, he is fixed up, no wires or tears or anything like that. Also, when you play custom night mode in FNAF 2, you can change his AI level.

The question is, if Goldie isn't being used like all the other animatronics (by this I mean performing onstage), why would they fix him? Were the employees missing Fredbear so much that they just fixed Golden Freddy to remind themselves of Fredbear? Maybe the restaurant owner didn't want to remind people of Fredbear because of '87….

2 problems:
1) How does Golden Freddy look exactly like W. Freddy in FNAF 2 and look exactly like Freddy in FNAF 1?
2) GF in FNAF 2 has a floating head…nuff said

Goldie was the original design for Freddy, so Freddy technically looks like HIM. Goldie's just not being used. As for the floating head? He's possessed, man, gotta keep that in mind.

Why would they redesign an unused suit? Also, if it was possessed that means the actual head ripped off and somehow grew twice it's size.

The redesigning of an unused suit I'm not 100% sure. I think the workers at Freddy Fazbear's felt nostalgic about Fredbear's Family Diner but the owner didn' want to bring back Fredbear because of ‘87.
When something’s possessed it can break apart or change in size without actually damaging the object itself.

They have a low budget, so I don't think they would do that. Plus, they would consult the owner first. Source pls. Also, I just realized that i may have forgotten what i was rooting for from awhile ago on whether GF was possessed
EDIT: Nvm I know what I thought about GF

Look at Marionettes stomach! Now chest. :I you see what I see?

lilykatla wrote:

Look at Marionettes stomach! Now chest. :I you see what I see?

No…

nickmavrick wrote:

jji10 wrote:

Another theory is that FNAF 2 is actually the sequel (like hundreds or thousands of people think) and the Phone Guy (in night 4 of FNAF 1) was being stuffed into the suit (alive) when it turned into 6am. He quits the job but gets rich doing something else and buys the old pizzeria. Which explains the phone guy from FNAF 2.

that's false

Psst…include evidence next time…

Megadethpika wrote:

Scratchingthecode97 wrote:

Megadethpika wrote:

Scratchingthecode97 wrote:

Megadethpika wrote:

Golden Freddy is NOT a hallucination, he is a physical animatronic in the game. HERES HOW:
The second game is a prequel, and Goldie is withered just like all the non-toys. In the first game, he is fixed up, no wires or tears or anything like that. Also, when you play custom night mode in FNAF 2, you can change his AI level.

The question is, if Goldie isn't being used like all the other animatronics (by this I mean performing onstage), why would they fix him? Were the employees missing Fredbear so much that they just fixed Golden Freddy to remind themselves of Fredbear? Maybe the restaurant owner didn't want to remind people of Fredbear because of '87….

2 problems:
1) How does Golden Freddy look exactly like W. Freddy in FNAF 2 and look exactly like Freddy in FNAF 1?
2) GF in FNAF 2 has a floating head…nuff said

Goldie was the original design for Freddy, so Freddy technically looks like HIM. Goldie's just not being used. As for the floating head? He's possessed, man, gotta keep that in mind.

Why would they redesign an unused suit? Also, if it was possessed that means the actual head ripped off and somehow grew twice it's size.

The redesigning of an unused suit I'm not 100% sure. I think the workers at Freddy Fazbear's felt nostalgic about Fredbear's Family Diner but the owner didn' want to bring back Fredbear because of ‘87.
When something’s possessed it can break apart or change in size without actually damaging the object itself.

what if its mostly a plush but lik one from macy ds so it is big and talks what is the purple guy riged it what is the purple guy is the maneger

puppygirlroxatart02 wrote:

In the Living Tombstone's song for FNAF 2, “It's Been So Long,” it implies that the mother of the fifth child, the one that became Golden Freddy, became the Marionette/Puppet.

you do know that is fan made right

woofdog123 wrote:

GuyJLH9 wrote:

1TheRubyMaster1 wrote:

Fredbear Did Cause The Bite Of 87

I agree!

me too people said it was golden freddy for some reason

i disagree because it was not the year 1987 fnaf 2 was in 1987 so it was chica thats why on fnaf world .com posted in the early development of the came he wrote that why does chica have her beak off in fnaf 4 on the minigame also why would chica have no beak anyway and chica is just creepy

bandofbrothers235 wrote:

puppygirlroxatart02 wrote:

In the Living Tombstone's song for FNAF 2, “It's Been So Long,” it implies that the mother of the fifth child, the one that became Golden Freddy, became the Marionette/Puppet.

you do know that is fan made right

Yep its not ture its a fan made song unless if scott told the living tombstone the backstory and to make a song about it but that would just be insane

I believe the FNaF4 Crying Child becomes the Marionette, and the Child of the Diner becoming FredBear, not vice-versa.
Evidence:
1) The Music Box song from FNaF2 is a lyricless excerpt from the folk song “My Grandfather's Clock.” The Crying Child is associated with a grandfather clock, as he loves it, even imagining it in his nightmares.
2) The Happiest Day Minigame, to me, shows the 5 children being killed by Purple Guy all joining together, with the one who was killed differently (and shorter) being the Marionette, and giving them the gift of cake on their birthday that they never got to celebrate. Because they died. Also, Game Theory pointed out that the FNaF4 location and the Happiest Day location look similar, with the Marionette at the left side, where we see the Crying Child killed.
3) It's a common theory to believe that, despite not being seen, the Marionette was in the FNaF4 location, in 1983, due to the fact that it gives out toys and the Crying Child has at least 5-6. Given the Phone Guy's first phone call, we can gather that the diner was there in 1962-1963. Meaning that the Child of the Diner would have to wait 20 years in purgatory just to haunt the Marionette. (No, I am not bringing religion into this, I'm just saying that if ghosts exist in the FNaF universe, so does purgatory) However, the Crying Child would theoretically have to spend…. **Brings out calculator and pushes random buttons on it** 0 years in purgatory.

Now, let me completely offend everyone who thinks otherwise.

1) The Marionette's jumpscare after the FNaF2 Minigame doesn't automatically mean that that's who the kid haunted. In fact, it would also make more sense if the Child of the Diner also spent 0 years in purgatory by haunting FredBear, or depending on your theory, Spring Bonnie. That's an uncommon theory, though, because the Purple Guy's in there. Then again, it would explain the sudden crunch and killing of Purple Guy. Like the old saying goes, you can't stuff a kid in a suit and wear it, too!
2) The Tear-marks down the Child of the Diner's face don't mean anything compared to the Crying Child's uncanny resemblance to the Marionette, especially among the Purple Guy's victims from the Happiest Day minigame.
3) I'm out of reasons. Oh well. To be fair, I put 3 for each because 1 had 2 reasons, go read it again.

Anyways, that's my theory……….. **Stops talking and makes you wait for me to say “My GAME Theory”**

I believe the FNaF4 Crying Child becomes the Marionette, and the Child of the Diner becoming FredBear, not vice-versa.
Evidence:
1) The Music Box song from FNaF2 is a lyricless excerpt from the folk song “My Grandfather's Clock.” The Crying Child is associated with a grandfather clock, as he loves it, even imagining it in his nightmares.
2) The Happiest Day Minigame, to me, shows the 5 children being killed by Purple Guy all joining together, with the one who was killed differently (and shorter) being the Marionette, and giving them the gift of cake on their birthday that they never got to celebrate. Because they died. Also, Game Theory pointed out that the FNaF4 location and the Happiest Day location look similar, with the Marionette at the left side, where we see the Crying Child killed.
3) It's a common theory to believe that, despite not being seen, the Marionette was in the FNaF4 location, in 1983, due to the fact that it gives out toys and the Crying Child has at least 5-6. Given the Phone Guy's first phone call, we can gather that the diner was there in 1962-1963. Meaning that the Child of the Diner would have to wait 20 years in purgatory just to haunt the Marionette. (No, I am not bringing religion into this, I'm just saying that if ghosts exist in the FNaF universe, so does purgatory) However, the Crying Child would theoretically have to spend…. **Brings out calculator and pushes random buttons on it** 0 years in purgatory.

Now, let me completely offend everyone who thinks otherwise.

1) The Marionette's jumpscare after the FNaF2 Minigame doesn't automatically mean that that's who the kid haunted. In fact, it would also make more sense if the Child of the Diner also spent 0 years in purgatory by haunting FredBear, or depending on your theory, Spring Bonnie. That's an uncommon theory, though, because the Purple Guy's in there. Then again, it would explain the sudden crunch and killing of Purple Guy. Like the old saying goes, you can't stuff a kid in a suit and wear it, too!
2) The Tear-marks down the Child of the Diner's face don't mean anything compared to the Crying Child's uncanny resemblance to the Marionette, especially among the Purple Guy's victims from the Happiest Day minigame.
3) I'm out of reasons. Oh well. To be fair, I put 3 for each because 1 had 2 reasons, go read it again.

Anyways, that's my theory……….. **Stops talking and makes you wait for me to say “My GAME Theory”**

BennettTaylor wrote:

I believe the FNaF4 Crying Child becomes the Marionette, and the Child of the Diner becoming FredBear, not vice-versa.
Evidence:
1) The Music Box song from FNaF2 is a lyricless excerpt from the folk song “My Grandfather's Clock.” The Crying Child is associated with a grandfather clock, as he loves it, even imagining it in his nightmares.
2) The Happiest Day Minigame, to me, shows the 5 children being killed by Purple Guy all joining together, with the one who was killed differently (and shorter) being the Marionette, and giving them the gift of cake on their birthday that they never got to celebrate. Because they died. Also, Game Theory pointed out that the FNaF4 location and the Happiest Day location look similar, with the Marionette at the left side, where we see the Crying Child killed.
3) It's a common theory to believe that, despite not being seen, the Marionette was in the FNaF4 location, in 1983, due to the fact that it gives out toys and the Crying Child has at least 5-6. Given the Phone Guy's first phone call, we can gather that the diner was there in 1962-1963. Meaning that the Child of the Diner would have to wait 20 years in purgatory just to haunt the Marionette. (No, I am not bringing religion into this, I'm just saying that if ghosts exist in the FNaF universe, so does purgatory) However, the Crying Child would theoretically have to spend…. **Brings out calculator and pushes random buttons on it** 0 years in purgatory.

Now, let me completely offend everyone who thinks otherwise.

1) The Marionette's jumpscare after the FNaF2 Minigame doesn't automatically mean that that's who the kid haunted. In fact, it would also make more sense if the Child of the Diner also spent 0 years in purgatory by haunting FredBear, or depending on your theory, Spring Bonnie. That's an uncommon theory, though, because the Purple Guy's in there. Then again, it would explain the sudden crunch and killing of Purple Guy. Like the old saying goes, you can't stuff a kid in a suit and wear it, too!
2) The Tear-marks down the Child of the Diner's face don't mean anything compared to the Crying Child's uncanny resemblance to the Marionette, especially among the Purple Guy's victims from the Happiest Day minigame.
3) I'm out of reasons. Oh well. To be fair, I put 3 for each because 1 had 2 reasons, go read it again.

Anyways, that's my theory……….. **Stops talking and makes you wait for me to say “My GAME Theory”**

Oh, and I forgot to mention the FredBear plushie CLEARLY being haunted, and the fact that the Marionette helps out the kid by putting him back together. Who says that the Marionette is possessed when he does this? It's designed to help children.

lonelycattail wrote:

Come little children, come with me
Safe and happy you will be
Away from your homes, now let us run
With Hypno, you'll have so much fun

Oh, little children, please don't cry
Hypno wouldn't hurt a fly
Be free, be free be free to play
Come down in my cave with me to stay

Oh, little children, please don't squirm
Those ropes, I know, will hold you firm
Hypno tells you this is true
But sadly, Hypno lied to you

Oh, little children, you mustn't leave
Your families for you will grieve
Their minds will unravel at the seams
Allowing me to haunt their dreams

But surely, all of you must know
That it is time for you to go
Oh, little children, you weren't clever
Now you shall stay with me forever

i think-THINK-thats eather the puppit or the marionette taking children allowing him to get into there dreams

And have you seen {on scrach} originel jump scrarse? if you have seen the Chicka one, here are my things. 1.if seen chika one,chika has LOTS OF teeth.2.she opens her mouth big anogt to stuff a human head in it.

_NeonBlue_ wrote:

eveadelekitty wrote:

_NeonBlue_ wrote:

Another theory: Who killed Phone Guy?
Who is the culprit? (My thought): Chica the Chicken

So, we all know Phone Guy dies on Night 4 of FNAF1, but who killed him? There is major lack in info surrounding his death, causing intense speculation!

“Hello, hello? Hey! Hey, wow, day 4. I knew you could do it.
Uh, hey, listen, I may not be around to send you a message tomorrow. *banging sound* It's-It's been a bad night here for me. Um, I-I'm kinda glad that I recorded my messages for you *clears throat* uh, when I did.
Uh, hey, do me a favor. *bang bang* Maybe sometime, uh, you could check inside those suits in the back room? *bang bang* I'm gonna to try to hold out until someone checks. Maybe it won’t be so bad. *bang bang* Uh, I-I-I-I always wondered what was in all those empty heads back there. *chime plays*.

You know…*moan* oh, no - *noises followed by an animatronic screech and static*”

This is how I think it went:
Phone Guy has the left door closed, keeping from Foxy and Bonnie from coming in, because Foxy is the only animatronic who can bang on doors. Phone Guy's monitor has switched to the Kitchen and he is listening to Freddy play his jingle because Freddy only plays his jingle in the kitchen and when the power goes out. (The power didn't go out because there was no sound indication that it did.) Chica snuck in, as the right door was open, and made her moaning sounds. Phone Guy immediately noticed this and flipped his monitor down, causing Chica to kill him.

Watch the FNAF 2 video on the channel The Game Theorists.

Phone Guy was killed by a power shutdown, and Golden Freddy. As it is hinted Phone Guy is the Golden Freddy killer, (see video, again) it is probably Golden Freddy based on the scream being Golden Freddy's and Phone Guy's speculated history with the business.
He seems worried around the moan. Just a theory. BUM BA DUM BUM DA BUM DUM

Next theory!

Contrary to popular belief, I think the crying children are the murdered children. Look at the Freddy hallucination. The blue, bloodshot eyes don't fit the sockets. This means the endoskeleton was probably removed and a child added in. As shown in the video, the puppet in the death game is shown to shove the children into Fazbear suits, or possibly their souls into the endoskeleton. Golden Freddy seems to be the most powerful due to the “purple man” being the child killer who wore the suit. The puppet and Golden Freddy hide in the kitchen. The puppet sends Golden Freddy out each night to hunt for Phone Guy, so he attacks any security guard (see video. Phone Guy is the head guard.) in sight. On Night 4, he succeeds.

Also, have you seen “Murder Bunny”? That Golden Freddy-esque easter egg in FNAF 2?

I dare you to click Golden Freddy. Endoskeletons are scary.

There was no sound indication that the power went out, but then again the Golden Freddy thing leaves many on debating on Chica or Golden Freddy killed Phone Guy.

What's murder bunny? Shadow Bonnie?

I think I know whats in the box in fnaf 4. at the start of fnaf world, you can see a pair of yellow eyes telling you “I will put you back together” and that is the fredbear plush line. Now imagine the open box and the pair of yellow eyes, put them together, you get eyes inside a box. who do the eyes belong to? they belong to the fredbear plush that was haunting him in the fnaf 4 minigames. so what do you think? is this true or not?

bandofbrothers235 wrote:

puppygirlroxatart02 wrote:

In the Living Tombstone's song for FNAF 2, “It's Been So Long,” it implies that the mother of the fifth child, the one that became Golden Freddy, became the Marionette/Puppet.

you do know that is fan made right

But just to know for sure it has to come from Scott's mouth as we all know!