Her Debut

**F.E.A.S.T REPORT 001 - Animatronic Performance incident-004 "Her Debut"** is the thirteenth document available in *Fazbear Entertainment Security Archive*. It describes an event that occured during DeeDee's first debut performance.

## Password

The password for this report is "**Forgotten**".

In the "UPDATING FESA..." post that came with the Update 5, it was hinted that the "Company Apology" trailer contains a clue to decode the password. When the back of Freddy's head is shown in between 2:03 and 2:22, a morse code can be heard along with the ambience. Translating the morse code reveals the phrase "Forgotten".

## Content

*Date: ##/##/1982

Animatronic unit involved: [REDACTED]*

*Extracted from [REDACTED]'s personal journal:*

*I think me and [REDACTED] have struck gold here. He came to me with this fantastic idea for the next big character to introduce to the [REDACTED] gang. [REDACTED], the chirpy, mischievous troublemaker! We've decided to go more for a recognizable face this time around, a human one. One that the kids can recognize and relate to. As soon as I saw the design sketches [REDACTED] drew up I knew we had hit the jackpot. [REDACTED] had come to me a couple times now complaining that his son's scared by the big, bulky animal animatronics, this will be perfect for him! Me and [REDACTED] have poured our hearts and souls into her, from every ball joint to screw. Her design is adorable, and we've had our voice actor record all the lines for her debut performance, tomorrow. I'm so excited to see what the customers have to say about her!

Personal note: Dear god, what was I thinking?*

*What a disaster. We created this database to log and document animatronic incidents and this is the first thing I had to write about? Jesus Christ. Alright, to cut a long story short, [REDACTED] was a total failure. We had complete confidence that she'd win over the kids' hearts, but all it did was leave twenty-odd toddlers horrified and running out of the room screaming and crying. Even the parents were terrified. This was not what either me or [REDACTED] intended audience reactions to be. Actually, maybe, he did intend this, that cheeky [PROFANITY REDACTED]. We designed her to be a familiar face that children could recognize. All of our animatronics were large animals, it seemed only logical that the next step would be a human character to add to the [REDACTED] gang. I guess our logic was flawed. Even [REDACTED] said she was scared of her and her favorite character is that security unit I designed to deliberately scare children into following the rules. I think it's the eyes that are off-putting. Actually, no, it's the entire face, the whole body, the whole thing. Even her goddamn personality is just irritating. I thought it was cute at first, but looking at it now, we've created a monster: an annoying, horrifying monster. I'm burning this. Me and [REDACTED] are burning her after work today. Both of us have agreed to never speak of her again.*

In addition to the report, two audio files were attached to the report. The first one is the character's public debut performance. The children's horrified screams could be heard in the audio as well. The second one is the two designers of the character burning the animatronic after the event, as stated in the report.

## Trivia

* It is currently unknown as to what the acronym "F.E.A.S.T" stands for.