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12 May 2025

• Does anyone know the artists of these two pieces?

  I found them and they go SO hard and I wanna see morr submitted by /u/Kotton0Kandi to r/fivenightsatfreddys [link] [comments]

• Five Nights At Freddy's - Revenge Of The Security Guards This Took Me 4 Months Let Me Know What You Think

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• dawg who is this??😭😭😭

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• (oc) Hat trick

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• They took away Springtrap’s pants

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• Only Counting Their Debut Appearances Who Was The Better Protagonist?

  To make it fair Mike is only being compared to Charlie’s debut appearance in the silver eyes. But even with that I personally think Charlie is better mainly because she’s more explored, better written, relatable and tragic. submitted by /u/JH-Toxic to r/fivenightsatfreddys [link] [comments]

• Two weeks ago, I asked y'all what characters you wanted me to draw like this. I hope you like the results!

  submitted by /u/BendyForDBD to r/fivenightsatfreddys [link] [comments]

• Holy cook

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• Nightmare Foxy

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• How do you think Springtrap could've arrived to the Entity's realm?

  Dead by Daylight's collabs tend to focus on bringing characters from alternate universes to a fictional realm created by an ancient creature known as the Entity. It coexist between the past, present and future through the multiple universes of horror franchises, reason for why it can make the characters known as “Survivors”—dating to modern times—coexist with the ones known as “Killers” from distant points in the past or future. But, something to take into consideration about these characters is that they necessarily linked to their latest appearance. As mentioned earlier, the Entity coexist between the past, present and future, meaning that he can bring to it's realm a character from a specific point in their story who hasn't yet died or gone through some significant event in their world. We got as examples Killers like Chucky, who was transported to the Entity's realm from a point in his story where he was about to reach the climax of Child's Play 2, showing itself as a fog to lure Chucky inside it. Or the Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), who came back from the death to get revenge on Quentin Smith but was interrupted by the Entity to transport him from his Dream World to it's realm. In other cases, it doesn't even need to bring Killers itself, apparently able to lure beings of pure evil by their own will, although these beings cannot impose themselves on the Entity. Characters such as Michael Myers—from Halloween (1978)—who ends on the Entity's realm by himself after escaping from his asylum. Or Pinhead—from Hellraiser (the original movies, from Hellraiser to Hellraiser IV: Bloodline)—who set the Lament Configuration into the Entity's realm so the Survivors can summon him into this world. So, what's the deal with Springtrap? Well, to figure things even further, we gotta take into consideration that the character comes with an unique map. The maps are usually remakes of the Entity to make the new Killers feel like home, such as The Demorgogon—Stranger Things—or The Pig—Saw—meaning that Springtrap was probably lured by the Entity with a recreation of the original Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. Since he was lured in purpose, it's also quite plausible that he also got in contact with the Entity's fog. It could be that, or Springtrap's evil nature lead him to the Entity's realm and made him stay the moment he found the pizzeria. Something relevant for Springtrap to stay should be his motivations. William Afton's motivations had been changing through the pass of time, going from killing to cause children to possess animatronics on purpose, to being ecstatic with power for his newfound strenght as Springtrap. This one might be it, since it could justify why he tries to get rid of the Survivors, because it's a common topic that the Killers summoned by the Entity are just beings who like to kill people to feed their inner darkness. If Springtrap has other motivations, such as trying to use the animatronics to experiment on them, maybe the pizzeria could keep him at bay and the Survivors could be confused as intruders who try to stop his goals. To me, this depends on from which point in the timeline was this Springtrap. He could've been lured into the Entity's realm before arriving to the Fazbear's Fright horror attraction, or even during the five nights he originally spent there. Maybe if the Entity's fog was involved, it could've transported Springtrap into it's realm during his stay in the Safe Room, which could justify why the Entity remade the pizzeria instead of the horror attraction. It's possible that he was also lead to the Entity's realm after surviving the fire, but the detail would be to explain why he doesn't look as deteriorated as in Pizzeria Simulator, or perhaps an alternative event to the original story occurs in which Springtrap survived without being harmed. At the moment one thing seems to be clear, this being that he's not still the same character we met at Pizzeria Simulator. He's still Springtrap, the being that thinks on himself as way more powerful than William Afton ever was. But I guess the game will let things clear when the time comes. So, leave your thoughts below. submitted by /u/No-Dragonfruit628 to r/fivenightsatfreddys [link] [comments]