TreatsF wrote:

-Rockstar_Edd- wrote:

TreatsF wrote:

We should change this to “Fandom Theories”, 'cause I wanna share a theory on a graphic novel I read

Maybeyoucouldmakeone?
Not to be rude

yeah your right. this place HAS changed into a FNAF dump fire anyway

-Rockstar_Edd- wrote:

crabclaw118 wrote:

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BroBBoy wrote:

I was watching an old FNaF 4 Game Theory when I realized something, kind of feel stupid for not realizing this before:

Everyone assumed before that the bullies with the Freddy-Bonnie-Chica-Foxy masks were the children from the Missing Children Incident, but not much more. What if they were the reasons the Purple Guy became a child murderer, to get revenge on the kids for killing/injuring his son with Fredbear?

It would turn not only Sister Location but also FNaF 4 into a villain's origin story, the whole “people caused a family member of mine to die so now I want revenge” trope. Going by this theory it would also have to mean that Elizabeth's death was just an animatronic malfunction, giving the child (not gonna go into whether he's Michael Afton or Jeremy Fitzgerald or Scott Cawthon or whoever) a reason to fear the animatronics.

Maybe I wasn't the first person to notice this? But it seems so obvious when I put it out there

BroBBoy wrote:

I was watching an old FNaF 4 Game Theory when I realized something, kind of feel stupid for not realizing this before:

Everyone assumed before that the bullies with the Freddy-Bonnie-Chica-Foxy masks were the children from the Missing Children Incident, but not much more. What if they were the reasons the Purple Guy became a child murderer, to get revenge on the kids for killing/injuring his son with Fredbear?

It would turn not only Sister Location but also FNaF 4 into a villain's origin story, the whole “people caused a family member of mine to die so now I want revenge” trope. Going by this theory it would also have to mean that Elizabeth's death was just an animatronic malfunction, giving the child (not gonna go into whether he's Michael Afton or Jeremy Fitzgerald or Scott Cawthon or whoever) a reason to fear the animatronics.

Maybe I wasn't the first person to notice this? But it seems so obvious when I put it out there

crabclaw118 wrote:

-Rockstar_Edd- wrote:

crabclaw118 wrote:

--_Nova_-- wrote:

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RainbowGasterBlaster wrote:

What if it is all A DREAM!? like the grandfather clock ticks at 6:00 P.M while you are SLEEPING who thought of that!!!! and fnaf4 a alarm clock because of the bite and your still sleeping, but on a hospital bed? who thought of that!

RainbowGasterBlaster wrote:

RainbowGasterBlaster wrote:

What if it is all A DREAM!? like the grandfather clock ticks at 6:00 P.M while you are SLEEPING who thought of that!!!! and fnaf4 a alarm clock because of the bite and your still sleeping, but on a hospital bed? who thought of that!

What if springtrap is acctuly william afton's son PURPLE GUY!!!! and in sisterlocation you know the little animation that is him talking that he found his sister in sisterlocation!

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cs477778 wrote:

-Rockstar_Edd- wrote:

cs477778 wrote:

What if it turned out that Jeremy Fitzgerald was somehow related to Michael, Elizabeth, and William Afton, and had more significance than just “Security guard”?

what makes you think that

well, for starters, he's probably back. (Remember Jeremy )
Don't listen to them. This implies that someone told you something. This could be phone guy telling Jeremy not to listen to the Rumors like in FNaF 2, or they could be talking about William Afton
We let something inside. This means that you have to deal with something that isn't your problem. You could also note FNaF 3, when they let springtrap in, FNaF 4, where in the trailer it says “What is it you've brought home?” or FNaF 6 where literally EVERY NIGHT you bring something in.
It was an accident oh ho ho! there are a lot of accidents. A few are
The bite of 87'
the bite of 83'
Elizabeth getting clawed by baby.
William Afton getting springlocked.

Also, if you notice, in the FNaF SL, you can see 3 separate spots, the FNaF 4 Plushtrap hallway, the FNaF 4 bedroom, and the FNaF 4 minigame house. These are all in different spots. AND FREDBEAR's is also there. So unless the FNaF 4 house is actually a mansion, they have 3 houses. Also, note how during FNaF 4, the room with the doors on either side is never called “Your room.” This is because “your room” is in the house closest to fredbears. Quote “He locked you in your room again”

This could imply that William either is having an affair, or was married and divorced 3 times. This could also explain why Jeremy and Gabriel have the same font in the grave picture. The house closest to fredbears is Micheal, Elizabeths, and Older Kid's when William is working. (Note how you never see William at the house, but you do see him at the restaurant.) and they simply just visit the other houses sometimes to meet their possible step brothers. And this is a win-win, because they are all connected to the sister location, and the kids get to meet up.

Just Sayin tho.

I mean there's theories saying Michael's everyone (night-guard wise) he's just changing his name each time. But eh. Yours makes more sense than that-

crabclaw118 wrote:

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cs477778 wrote:

What if Michael influenced Elizabeth to go see Baby.
I mean, Baby does mention “I know it was an accident” when she is talking to Michael. Also, Michael could have said that he wouldn't tell William, but couldn't say the same for Baby, hence why Elizabeth says “Don't tell Daddy I'm here.”
This could also be the reason for fredbear telling you that William hates you in FNaF 4, after Night 3. Because Michael is the reason Elizabeth dies. This could also explain what Michael saw, as mentioned by FRedbear after night 2. Quote “You remember what you saw!” In fact, him watching Elizabeth die could be the reason he talks to fredbear in the first place. Just a thought that came to me.

BroBBoy wrote:

Unsolved mysteries of the FNaF franchise: (mostly just because it's been like months since this forum has had an actual discussion going):

-Significance of the Shadow animatronics, beyond the no longer true Dream Theory or them being victims of Springlock accidents

-Symbolism of the Paperpals

-Symbolism of the soap opera from Sister Location

-Afton's motivations for becoming a child murderer

-Meaning of the Midnight Motorist arcade game from the Pizzeria Simulator

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funnycoder wrote:

zafzaf wrote:

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what

cs477778 wrote:

BroBBoy wrote:

Unsolved mysteries of the FNaF franchise: (mostly just because it's been like months since this forum has had an actual discussion going):

-Significance of the Shadow animatronics, beyond the no longer true Dream Theory or them being victims of Springlock accidents

-Symbolism of the Paperpals

-Symbolism of the soap opera from Sister Location

-Afton's motivations for becoming a child murderer

-Meaning of the Midnight Motorist arcade game from the Pizzeria Simulator

Well, we see the following give children cake.
Mangle, Chica, BB, Fredbear, RXQ,

They could also equal the following
Mangle= Puppet (As you see a puppet sprite when you fall)
Chica= Chica (DUH)
Shadow Bonnie/RXQ = Original Bonnie (They are both rabbits question mark question mark question mark)
BB = Foxy (In FNaF 2, BB steals your lights, making you vulnerable to foxy)
Fredbear = Freddy (Fredbear was the original Freddy technically)

Or I mean there could be more lost souls and they could be saving themselves

zafzaf wrote:

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