FNAF Animatronics Explained - SPRINGTRAP (Five Nights at Freddy's Facts)

Knowing Williams story is basically knowing the base lore for fnaf

A serial killer’s undead corpse trapped inside a robot suit is unironically one of the coolest ideas for a villain ever

I can't believe I never realized the reason a child's voice is used to lure Springtrap in FNAF 3 was because he would kill children and when you use it he thinks there's another kid to kill.

Love how we used to think that William was a grieving father after Evan's death, but no, he's just a horrible person

Springtrap: i’ve been stuck in suit for 30 years and these people cant even wear a mask for a few seconds

William: Dies in a horrible and brutal and bloody way Souls: Woah. This is worthless

William Afton took "this isnt even my final form" seriously

Quick correction:Henry made the toy animatronics without William since there is a defense mechanism against William in the animatronics. And Elizabeth died before the crying child hence why afton kept scaring him,to stop him from going to a restaurant with animatronics.

Am I the only one who thinks that springtrap is the creepiest Animatronic ever? What is so scary is that you can actually see the corpse inside of him unlike the other animatronics

I love that the sounds of a child lure Springtrap cause he's literally a child murderer lol.

William's young son didn't die instantly, he died in the hospital while in a coma afterwards. And when he talks to Golden Freddy at the end, Freddy speaking is his dad or older brother trying to talk to him after the doctors say he is going to die.

From my take on this, William Afton was a loving father, he just had issues. After his youngest kid died, he was most likely hellbent on trying to resurrect him, due to his grieving. Once he discovered remnant and found out what it can do, he probably had the mindset that he could make himself live forever. I believe he went after kids instead of teenagers or adults simply because they would be the easiest and wouldn't be able to fight against him, thus making killing them easier. It's really sad when you truly, deeply think about it and how twisted he ended up becoming. This is just my take on what his mindset and motive was and how he unfortunately succeeded into getting what he wanted (in a way).

Springtrap: the original Scraptrap: the old Glitchtrap: the hacker Plushtrap: the marketable plushie

Just imagine wearing a spring lock suit and a kid trips and spills soda over you

"Lead by the antagonist of FNAF Security Breach - Vanny" Well after playing Security Breach, she doesnt feel like an antagonist at all

Imagine a live action horror movie of the whole fnaf story, Would be so sick!

Afton: gets in suit Springlocks: understandable, have a nice day

Springtrap is the PINNACLE of what Fnaf’s horror can live up to. It’s so horrifying to see this thing slowly approach you like it does. I say this THING because it goes so much further than just being an animatronic Rabbit like all the characters in the games before hand. The decay and grotesqueness are pronounced enough to be deemed beautifully uncanny but not be dumb looking. It walks and moves like a man, but the way it reaches you is like an ANIMAL! Prowling, stalking its prey. Just like it did to those children all those decades ago.

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