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*This article refers to the graphic novel. Were you looking for the two original novels: Fetch and 1:35 AM?*
***Fazbear Frights: Graphic Novel Collection #2*** is the second graphic novel based on the *Fazbear Frights* series. The original stories were written by Scott Cawthon, Elley Cooper, and Andrea Waggener, and the novel was adapted into comic form by Christopher Hastings, it is intended to be released on March 7, 2023.

## Summary

***The New York Times bestselling series is now a graphic novel! Five Nights at Freddy's fans won't want to miss this pulse-pounding collection of three novella-length comic stories that will keep even the bravest player up at night...***

*Greg decides to put the controversial science he’s been studying to the test. Stanley is newly dumped, stuck in a dead-end job for a mysterious employer, and unable to connect with anyone. And Devon Blaine Marks, abandoned by his dad and ignored by his mom, can't understand why love and friendship come so easily to everyone except him. Unfortunately, in the callous world of Five Nights at Freddy's, it's always in the depths of loneliness when evil creeps in.*

*In this volume, three stories from the New York Times bestselling series Five Nights at Freddy's: Fazbear Frights come to life in delightfully horrifying comics. Readers beware: This collection of terrifying tales is enough to unsettle even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy's fans.*

## Stories

*For information on each story, follow the link to its respective page.*
* *Fetch* by Carly Anne West and illustrated by Didi Esmeralda.
* *Room for One More* by Andrea Waggener and illustrated by Anthony Morris Jr.
* *The New Kid* by Andrea Waggener and illustrated by Coryn MacPherson.
Rory

**Rory** is the main character of the Tales from the Pizzaplex: B7-2 story Dittophobia.

## Appearance

When the gas is turned off Rory appears to be wearing tattered clothing as well as having hair all over him.

## History

A few days after his 7th birthday Rory was kidnapped and locked in a testing chamber filled with gas underground in Circus Baby Entertainment and Rentals. 10 Years after the experiments are abandoned the gas system fails and Rory once again realizes he's trapped his mother isn't in the shower but its just a speaker playing a showering sound. He finds his radio "Wade" picks up.
Nightmare Bonnie

**Nightmare Bonnie** appears as an antagonist in *Dittophobia*, the third story of *Tales from the Pizzaplex: B7-2*. He is a nightmarish costume designed by William Afton.

## Appearance

Nightmare Bonnie's purple-blue fur appears tattered, to the point where his endoskeleton could be seen. Its rabbit ears are long, his open mouth is huge and his teeth and nails are pointy.

## Functionality

Nightmare Bonnie only appears to come to life and attack people, when in reality, it's all an illusion concocted from Afton's hallucinogenic gas. Nightmare Bonnie and the others were designed to torment Rory and study his fear, helping Afton understand how the emotion worked.

## History

### *Dittophobia*

Nightmare Bonnie bursts in from the left hall. Rory fears Nightmare Bonnie the most. He loved rabbits, with Nightmare Bonnie being twisting that love into something monsterous. Nightmare Bonnie reaches for Rory first as he, Nightmare Chica and Nightmare Foxy closed in on Rory. Rory runs, but is stopped by Nightmare Freddy. The process repeats for two more nights, with Nightmare Bonnie always coming in from the left hall.

On the fourth night, the gas wears off. Rory wakes up and finds out his nightmares were a lie. Following a set of tracks down the left hall, he finds Nightmare Bonnie as a lifeless statue.

## Trivia

* Nightmare Bonnie comes from the left hall, like he does in the games.
Tracy Horton

**Tracy Horton** is a minor character in *Five Nights at Freddy's: The Twisted Ones*.

## Appearance

She appears to be very similar looking to Charlie, having brown hair cut in the same way as her as well as the same general face shape and complexion. "Different, but not that different," according to Charlie.

## Personality

The Twisted Ones doesn't really specify how she was like before her death. But it is speculative that she may of have very different character traits from Charlie being a very tidy person as indication of how her house was like when Charlie managed to visit it. Charlie is known to be very messy, as shown by her dorm room.

## Five Night at Freddy's Novel Series

### The Twisted Ones

In the Twisted Ones, She is killed by the Twisted animatronics were on the hunt for Charlie as per William Afton's orders and Tracy's resemblance to her is what resulted in her death, her body was left in a field, within fairly easy view of the road.

Charlotte finds her and is horrified to see that Tracy looks exactly like her, her features were different, but not that different. She is ID'd by her drivers' license, obtained by Clay Burke.

Tracy's home was located off a back road with a blue car in the driveway. It is here that Charlie finds three messy, shallow graves that once housed Twisted animatronics.
Roxanne Wolf

**Roxanne Wolf**, or commonly called **Roxy**, is a glamrock animatronic that makes cameos in various *Tales from the Pizzaplex* stories.

She is the alternate counterpart of Roxanne Wolf from *Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach* and one of the Guitarist of Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex.

## Appearance

Roxanne Wolf is an animatronic wolf with a punk rock aesthetic. Her eyes are bright yellow, while her fur is gray. She wears purple lipstick and toenail paint, green fingernail paint, and face paint with a series of black markings. Her hair is long and silver, with a bright green streak. Just like Glamrock Chica, there is a panel-like seam under her chest, as well as on both of her outer upper arms, but additionally has panels in the same relative position on her upper thighs. Her clothes consist of a red crop top t-shirt printed with some black star shapes that exposes her stomach, black earrings, bracelets around the wrists and neck, a spiked belt, red short-shorts, and red shoulder pauldrons.

## Personality

Roxanne is self-centered, love complimenting herself, and furiously asked others how she looked. She also like taunting and insulting other people's insecurities because of her own deep-seated low self-esteem issues.

After the Storyteller messing with her programming, she became a bully with her incoherent lack of empathy transforming into a more aggressive form of pathological cruelty.

## *History*

### *Under Construction*

Near the beginning of the story, Jaxon gushes about how great of a character Roxanne is. During Maya's "The World Celebrates You" party, an augmented reality version of Roxanne appears alongside the rest of the band to sing a boisterous rock version of the "Happy Birthday" song before playing the birthday girl's favorite rock song.

### *Somniphobia*

Roxanne Wolf and Glamrock Freddy walk around the Pizzaplex, interacting with the children. She also appears in a bus stop advertisement for the Pizzaplex alongside the whole band.

### *Animatronic Apocalypse*

A fictional version of Roxanne Wolf appears in the Fazbear Fan Club's "Animatronic Apocalypse" DND roleplay. Daniel gets jumpscared and infected by Roxanne.

### *Bobbiedots, Part 1*

Roxanne Wolf cameos in part 1 of the Bobbiedots duology. She resides in Roxy Raceway. The protagonist Abe slept in a tunnel extending slightly away from the track. Roxanne Wolf isn't supposed to be active at night, but Abe remembers seeing her stalking through the raceway's doors.

### *The Storyteller*

Roxanne Wolf appears, but her personality has been heavily altered by the Storyteller AI.

### *The Monty Within*

A virtual version of Roxanne Wolf appears, with Foxy as her partner. She carries a large bowl of guacamole.

### *Bleeding Heart*

Roxanne Wolf appears at the entrance of Santa's Giftplex, greeting guests as they enter and exit. She also wore a Santa hat.

## Trivia

* She is the second wolf animatronic in the franchise, with the other being Twisted Wolf from the Twisted Ones.
* She is the first glamrock animatronic to make an appearance in the whole *Five Nights at Freddy's* series.
Jason

**Jason** is one of the secondary protagonists in The Silver Eyes. He's the younger step-brother of Marla and accompanies her and the others in their second and third adventures to the abandoned Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria. He's the only one who noticed that Carlton Burke gets kidnapped by "Bonnie", but isn't taken seriously.

## Appearence:

He's short and wiry, darker-skinned than his half-sister. His Batman t-shirt and black shorts were made for someone twice his size. His hair was cut close to his head, and often his arms and legs were streaked with dirt.

## Personality

He is often jumpy, and doesn't tend to trust people except for his sister, Marla.

## History

### *Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes*

Jason first appears in Chapter 3, along with Marla and Lamar when they meet with the other four. Jason and the group go to the ceremony dedicated to Michael Brooks, who was murdered ten years ago.

Jason later appears with the group when they go to the abandoned pizzeria. Jason goes to the arcade section and sees drawings of a yellow version of Bonnie with a kid, much to his confusion/interest. Jason then later appears with the group when they visit the pizzeria again, however, they encounter a security guard named Dave Miller, who threatens to call the police. They convince Dave to come with them, and promise never to return. Jason then goes back to the arcade section, however when he spots the drawings as he did earlier, he becomes frightened. He then meets up with Carlton, whose hiding in Pirate's Cove, just then Jason sees Carlton being kidnapped by the yellow version of Bonnie. Jason then tells the rest of the group what happened, however, Clay is the only one who doesn't believe him, thinking it's one of Carlton's pranks.

Jason goes back to the pizzeria the day after, in an attempt to save Carlton, but fails. He is later seen again with Marla and Lamar in the Control Room. When Marla and Lamar realized they forgot to check on Pirate's Cove, Foxy bursts in and takes Jason with him. Jason then wakes up in Pirate's Cove with Foxy watching over him, when Jason hears Marla and Lamar calling for him, he manages to escape, the three then hide in a table from Foxy, however, Lamar hears a music box, which was revealed to be coming from Freddy Fazbear. Freddy flips the tables and reaches his hand towards them, fortunately, he's stopped by John. Jason, Marla, Lamar, and the rest of the group try to escape the pizzeria, however, they are stalled by the four adult-sized animatronics, who are about to kill them. Then, Golden Freddy appears, and instantly stops the animatronics from harming them. Jason is last seen with the group in Chapter 13, after escaping the pizzeria.
Дід Аккерман

* Аніме

**Дід Аккерман** (*アッカーマン祖父 Akkāman sofu*) - дідусь Кенні та Кушель Аккерман та прадід Леві Аккермана. Він був один з небагатьох виживших Аккерманів, котрий знав про причину переслідування Аккерманів.

## Зовнішність

Він хворобливим та кволим чоловіком літнього віку з сірим волоссям до шиї. У нього були встомлені очі, загостений ніс та сірі вуса, що формують бороду. Через свій стан здоров'я він носив вільний одяг та не був спроміжним встати з ліжка.

## Особистість

Він був показаним суворою та беземоційною персоною у свої літні роки.

## Біографія

Помираючи від хвороби у своєю ліжку, його навідує внук Кенні, котрий щойно завершити різанину офіцерів Війської поліції. Враховуючи стан клану Аккерманів, Кенні запитує, що призвело владу до ненависті до Аккерманів. Старий стверджує, те що влада радше боїться їх аніж ненавить, через незданість короля впливати на їхню пам'ять. Він також добвляє, те що родина Рейсів володіє силою Титана прародителя, що дозволяє контролювати розум населення, серед якого Аккермани та інші роди мали невразливість. Аккермани разом з кланом Адзумабіто виступали проти ідеології короля, за що були піддані переслідуванням.

Кенні також розповів про те, що його сестра Кушель працює в борделі. Його дід не був зацікавленим в тому аби знати його вона завагітніла від одного з кліентів.
Claudia Aguirre

**Claudia Aguirre**, is an independent sequential artist and illustrator who lives and dreams in a little corner of the earth, but nomad at heart, she also the Co founder of Boudika Comics. Kira is most well-known for her work on the Five Nights at Freddy’s series with Scott Cawthon.

## About

Claudia is an independent sequential artist and illustrator who lives and dreams in a little corner of the earth, but nomad at heart. An avid reader, Loves kittens, monsters, fantastic universes and the wonders of small things. Draws everything in a variety of styles and moods, from children’s illustration to epic fantasy and Sci-Fi, adventure and action. She has participated as an illustrator in numerous small apps and games for Playful interactive, Illustrated for YA books for Malinda Lo and published two books "La maison bleue" (2012) and "Malice is---" (2013) under the seal of Boudika Comics. She currently works full-time as a freelance artist.

## Contributions

* Five Nights at Freddy's: The Twisted Ones Graphic Novel
Circus Baby's Pizza

Circus Baby's Pizza is a fictional location that appears in **Five Nights at Freddy's: The Fourth Closet**. This was secretly a place for William Afton to kidnap and experiment on children. It briefly appears in Dance with Me.

## Appearance

### The Fourth Closet

It's supposedly a "sister location" after the original Freddy locations closed down.

There were two gigantic clown faces that grinned from the windows of the restaurant. The faces were almost as large as the wide front door, painted on either side and the second door had the same with smaller versions of them alongside a sign that read WELCOME! in painted cursive letters. Above them was a sign, in red and yellow neon letters that read: CIRCUS BABY’S PIZZA. This location is large and has attractions such as ball pits, climbing towers, merry-go-rounds, and arcade machines.

### Fazbear Frights

It's a restaurant and family entertainment center with Circus Baby as the main attraction. The building is described as having a large, red entrance door. There are bright lights and loud noises inside, likely produced by the animatronics' performance. The restaurant hands out goody bags with candy and cheap toys.

## History

### The Fourth Closet

The restaurant was opened shortly after the events of Five Nights at Freddy's: The Twisted Ones by William Afton, who uses the place just as a front space for his wicked experiments. It was built on top of the Underground Pizzeria that John and Charlie went to in the second book. Jessica first finds it when following Circus Baby, only to be found and trapped inside. Later, Carlton and Marla go there to retrieve their friend. After going trough the mirror hall, where they avoid Funtime Freddy, the two end up finding the room where Jessica and the children kidnapped by Circus Baby are kept. They try to escape, but they are attacked by Funtime Foxy and the baby crawlers. They manage to defeat the robots, but Carlton then ends up being found by Afton, who injects remnant inside him. After Afton is thrown into the furnace and dies, everyone leaves the building, and the location presumably closes.

### Fazbear Frights

At the beginning of the story, Kasey waits outside of Circus Baby's Pizza World. She sees a woman leaving the building with her daughter, a young girl who is a big fan of Circus Baby, to the point of having a T-shirt with Baby's face on it and the same hairstyle as the animatronic. Kasey decides to steal the woman's purse before running away. Inside the purse, Kasey finds a pair of novelty glasses that the woman bought at the restaurant, which allows her to see Ballora.
Five Nights at Freddy's: The Fourth Closet Graphic Novel

*This article refers to the graphic novel. Were you looking for the original novel of the same name?*
***The Fourth Closet: The Graphic Novel*** is a graphic *Five Nights at Freddy's* novel based on the third novel of the same name, and is published on December 28, 2021. Written by Scott Cawthon and Kira Breed-Wrisley, it will be illustrated by Diana Camero.

Preview pages 4-5, 44-45, and 48-49 can be viewed on Edelweiss+.

## Summary

From the creator of the horror video game sensation Five Nights at Freddy's comes this pulse-pounding graphic novel adaptation of the bestselling trilogy's thrilling conclusion!

What really happened to Charlie? It's the question that John can't seem to shake, along with the nightmares of Charlie's seeming death and miraculous reappearance. John just wants to forget the whole terrifying saga of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, but the past isn't so easily buried. Meanwhile, there's a new animatronic pizzeria opening in Hurricane, along with a new rash of kidnappings that feel all too familiar. Bound together by their childhood loss, John reluctantly teams up with Jessica, Marla, and Carlton to solve the case and find the missing children. Along the way, they'll unravel the twisted mystery of what really happened to Charlie, and the haunting legacy of her father's creations.

Told through delightfully scary artwork from artist Diana Camero, and with even more horror than ever before, fans won't want to miss this graphic novel adaptation straight from the mind of Five Nights at Freddy's creator Scott Cawthon.

## Trivia

* This novel will mark the core finale of the novel trilogy.
Kids at Play Figure

The Kids at Play Figure is an inanimate entity in Kids at Play, the second story of Fazbear Frights: Prankster.

## Physical Appearance

The Kids at Play Figure is a three-foot-tall, neon-yellow-green, vaguely kid-shaped plastic figure wearing an orange hat and holding an orange flag which says, "Kids at Play", printed in black. It also has the word "Slow" written on its hips.

## Functionality

The figure is part of the Freddy Fazbear Public Safety Initiative, created to deter reckless drivers in areas where kids are running around on roads. It punishes reckless drivers who don't listen to the sign and hit a kid by taking control of their body at some point afterwards, bringing them to the site of the collision, and transforming them into another "Kids at Play" figure.

## History

### *Kids at Play*

The Kids at Play Figure was created by Fazbear Entertainment to serve as part of the Freddy Fazbear Public Safety Initiative, it was created to deter reckless drivers in areas where kids are running around on roads. After Joel recklessly hits a plastic figure holding a flag labeled "Kids at Play", as a warning for drivers to slow down. Joel inspects the figure and notices that he had cracked its legs, with a strange brown sludge puddle forming on the ground. The figure's large, round black eyes and gaping empty mouth catches his attention, but Joel is disgusted by it and drives off.

After school, he drives distractedly and accidentally hits a kid. He believes that the child had fallen into a ditch and died. He contemplates calling the police, but he grimly realizes that the police will arrest him if he admits his crime. Joel races home to get away from the crime scene.

A day later, Joel is concerned to see several plastic "Kids at Play" figures and signs strewn out the neighborhood. Joel feels hesitant on going back and trying to find the kid, believing it was too late to save them. He runs into an elderly woman named Sally who is distraught that her grandson, Caleb, has gone missing. He also learns that a police officer, Chief Montgomery, is investigating the case. Joel is tormented by all the "Kids at Play" signs that appeared around the neighborhood that he is certain didn't exist previously. Joel returns home to see a tiny "Kids at Play" toy on his alarm clock. He crushes it out of fear and goes to bed.

The next day, Joel awakens feeling stiff. He quickly realizes that his body is being moved out of his control. Being controlled by an unseen force, Joel leaves the house and heads back to the ditch where the kid was last seen. Then, in unimaginable pain, all his body parts fall off. His entire body crumbles to dust and mulch.

Later, Chief Montgomery continues his search for the missing child. He heads towards a road with a "Kids at Play" sign is on the road, remarking that they were part of a Freddy Fazbear public safety initiative to deter reckless drivers and keep children safe. Looking at the figure closer, he notices that this particular one was bigger and oddly contorted, and that next to it was a strange mass of something organic, reminding him of mulch or bark from a tree.
Lindsay Cartwright

**Lindsay Cartwright** is the proprietor and lead scientist of the Crescent Bay Dinosaur Museum. After Albert retires and gives the Purple Energem to the Dino Charge Rangers, she later acquires it and becomes the new **Dino Charge Purple Ranger**. She is Heather Merrill's former boss and arch-frenemy (friend and enemy).

## The Hybrid Girls

Lindsay visits Heather and Hayley in Riverside, California where they live when a monster targets former Thunderstorm power rangers. However, she and Heather start to clash once again. Later, Heather scolds Lindsay for her conflict with the Ninja Steel power rangers, especially green ranger Jade Shapiro, a teenager. She was even appalled when Lindsay took her anger with Jade out on Jade's 10 year old sister. Ray Shiba and his teammates try to play mediator to the bickering "smart girls" with no avail. When Samurai Yellow ranger, Anya is injured in battle due to her trying to end Heather and Lindsay's arguing, Ray refuses to let them help them battle monsters because of their inability to end their hostilities to each other. Realizing that she and Heather have been setting a bad example on their friends and feeling guilty for what happened to Anya, they agreed end their feud and work together. After the battle, Professor Thomas and the Samurai ranger demonstrated the events of Heather battling J.D. in order to save him, to help Lindsay understand Heather's choice to help him. Jesse Martinez volunteered to be J.D. When Lindsay is questioned on whether to save Jesse or not save him from mind-control by Ray, she stood her ground and tells him she would rather save him, only to learn it was a test. Lindsay finally understood the test, she need to understand Heather's choice to save J.D. she apologized for mistrusting Heather's judgement and was proud of her for standing by her friends through their tough ordeal. She complimented on Heather having the guts to take a beating from monsters to save her friend.

## Personality

Lindsay is confident, direct, and rarely gets emotional, except for the episode The Rangers Rock!. She hates being called by her first name apart from certain people such as Keeper, Luka, and Heather and ensures everyone else calls her Miss Cartwright. She directly has a serious demeanor and doesn't make friends easily, which was the cause for her to butt heads with Heather Merrill and her successor, Jade Shapiro. Deep inside, she's a bit lonely, and starts to learn the deeper meaning of friendship as she comes to respect and understand her Ranger family. She isn't as forceful as a "commander," but she's more insistent than a best friend. She's shown to accept a Neanderthal for who they are like Luka.
Kasey

**Kasey** is the main protagonist of the *Dance with Me* story of *Fazbear Frights: Step Closer*.

## Appearance

She has long braids of hair and was described thin.

## History

Kasey watches a woman leave the restaurant Circus Baby’s Pizza World with her young son and daughter. She then runs up and grabs the lady's purse and runs off with it. She runs back to the abandoned warehouse where she’s with her two partners, Jack and AJ. They are thieves who steal money for food to sustain themselves and parties. As they divvy up the money from the purse, Kasey finds something else. The woman’s daughter that they robbed had put her goody bag from Circus Baby’s in her purse. In the goody bag, they were flimsy 3d glasses that read put on the glasses, and Ballora will dance for you. Kasey tries on the glasses and sees Ballora dancing at a distance. She wonders how the glasses work and shows Jack and AJ but they can't see Ballora with the glasses. The next day, as she tries the glasses, it seems that Ballora is a bit closer to her but still at a distance with leaves swirling around her as she dances. She questions if she's going crazy but leaves the glasses alone for a bit though she can't just throw them away after two botched robberies.

Kasey decides she wants a fresh start in life. She took her share of the money from the warehouse and bought a bus ticket to Memphis, Tennessee. Kasey has a conversation with an old lady at a bus stop and she says sometimes if you try to run from your problems, those problems just end up following you. After the bus trip, Kasey finds a hotel and gets a job at the Royal Cafe Diner. Her old habits followed her as Kasey did a little tip swiping at the diner. The manager gets suspicious and though he doesn't fire her, Kasey skips town again leaving her job at the diner. She later has a nightmare where Ballora is on stage dancing where two banners unroll with the words liar and thief.

Kasey takes a bus to Nashville where she really wants to have a fresh start. She finds a promising job but doesn't have a nice outfit for the interview. She goes to a store but only has enough money for one item, not both the dress and the shoes that she needs. As her very last theft, she attempts to hide the dress and the shoes in her backpack. This works until she steps out of the door where an alarm goes off, alerting the staff. She then sees leaves swirling around where Ballora would be right outside the exit trapping her inside. Kasey, full of tears, admits and explains why she tried to steal the dress, but an old woman buys the dress for her because she believes her story is genuine and true.

Kasey goes back to her hotel room but still sees Ballora. Kasey knows what she must do. She finds the address of Sarah Avery, the woman that she stole from. Kasey then goes to the house and admits that she was the thief and gives her old stuff back and all the money that she has. Sarah forgives her. Kasey then returns the glasses to Sarah’s daughter, Isabelle.
Lonely Freddy (Animatronic)

**Lonely Freddy** is a brand of animatronic toys manufactured by Fazbear Entertainment. One of these serves as the main antagonist from the second story of *Fazbear Frights: Fetch*. He serves as the alternate counterpart of **Freddles** from *Five Nights at Freddy's 4* and was one of the animatronic at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza.

## Appearance

They seem to be reminiscent of Fredbear Plushie and Freddles from *Five Nights at Freddy's 4*, being a small version of Freddy, similar to Plushtrap, Bon-Bon, and Helpy being small versions of Springtrap, Bonnie, and Funtime Freddy, respectively. Lonely Freddy's overall appearance is reminiscent of the classic Freddy Fazbear, apart from him having upper teeth, missing kneecaps, and having a visible speaker on his chest, like the Funtime animatronics. He also has "fur" on him, while the real animatronic most likely doesn't, according to his VR appearance, but it is possible for the animatronic to, indeed, have the snuggly fluff that is considered fur.

## Functionality

The Lonely Freddies are intended to play with children at parties who have no one else to play with. The main Lonely Freddy in the story, however, has the ability to paralyze, interrogate, and eventually swap bodies with another person. The Lonely Freddy was created and controlled by William Afton to steal children's souls like the Funtime Animatronics. It is unknown whether all Lonely Freddies were built for this purpose, or William has tampered with this single toy.

## History

### *Lonely Freddy*

Lonely Freddy is the main antagonist of the second story, *Lonely Freddy*. Lonely Freddy is made to be an animatronic toy that can communicate with a child. The main Lonely Freddy of the story appears to have a large amount of knowledge, and is able to hypnotize people and change his eye coloration. It is also capable of turning the hypnotized person into a Lonely Freddy in his place, as well as replacing the person with a copy that has a change of personality in him/her.

When in the backroom, Alec comes across a Lonely Freddy. It asks several questions, which Alec answers. As the questioning becomes more personal and specific, asking deeper questions, Alec finds himself in some sort of hypnotic trance, unable to move and answering questions automatically, staring into the glowing blue eyes of the Freddy doll. After asking Alec's biggest regret, Lonely Freddy's eyes glow green, like Alec's, and Alec himself in the animatronic body of the Lonely Freddy. He takes a while to figure out how to move before slowly making his way out of the backroom. He finds his human body with his family, talking happily. Presumably, the Lonely Freddy is now the one in Alec's body. It winks to the real Alec as he's taken to the backroom by the staff, because a kid threw up on him, and tossed into a dumpster with dozens of other Lonely Freddies, all quietly screaming for help.

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Logbook Chica

Logbook Chica from What We Found.

**Logbook Chica** appears as a teaser at the end of the Survival Logbook and is a minor antagonist of the third story in *Fazbear Frights: Gumdrop Angel*. She is the alternative counterpart of Chica from *Five Nights at Freddy's 3*.

## Appearance

She is a yellow chicken, with a texture resembling fire damage. Her right arms and legs are deteriorated, as well as the bottom half of her torso. She also seems to have the structure of the classic Chica the Chicken from the games (But has an Endoskeleton from FNAF 2). Her eyes are also either looking to her left or just missing, though it is difficult to tell. her top part of her beak is missing, exposing her endoskeleton mouth and teeth.

As said earlier, she is also sitting on what looks like a stool, or what could possibly be the chair from Five Nights at Freddy's 4 on the *"Fun With Plushtrap"* Minigame.

## History

### What We Found

A damaged, beakless Chica is the secondary antagonist of the third story of Fazbear Frights: Gumdrop Angel. She appears when Hudson attempts to escape Fazbear's Fright. After a number of animatronic heads block the vent, a Chica head comes down after. However, this Chica is an entire animatronic, albeit heavily damaged. The Chica grabs Hudson's leg as he tries to escape the building. He tries to fight back, but he hears his crush Faith's voice, saying "I like you." Hudson fights back again, as he makes them fall out of the vent. Hudson lands on the floor while Chica falls into a pile of animatronic parts. The parts rip Chica to pieces, leaving only yellow fluff.

## Trivia

* Her sitting position resembles Plushtrap's pose in "Fun With Plushtrap."
* The lighting suggests she's being salvaged and could also mean she's been scraped.
* The text on her bib isn't visible.
* In Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted: Curse of Dreadbear DLC. Within the Curse of Dreadbear start menu, Withered Bonnie & Withered Chica can be seen standing off in the distance, staring at the player. Originally however, Withered Chica was replaced by a distorted, mangled looking Chica, with her eyes missing, her beak detached and her arm disjointed.
Arty

*Arty* is a minor character of the novel,  *Five Nights at Freddy's: The Twisted Ones.* He studies at St. George's School and is a classmate of Charlotte.

## Appearance

He does not give many details of his appearance, but the book says he has dark eyes and curly brown hair.

## Five Night at Freddy's Novel Series

### The Twisted Ones

At some point, Arty decided to study at St. George's School. When classes started, he started to follow a new student, Charlie. He was going to three of the four classes Charlie was going to, probably to get close to her.

During the story, he inviting her to do activities with him; as with doing a chemistry project or helping him to understand topics of the robotic class, however the young woman ignored him due to all the problems that were arising. At the end of the story, Arty met with John and Jessica to hear that they and Charlie had had an "accident". When they reveal that she had died, it was where Arty confessed that he liked Charlie. Still, he considered that he and she were good friends.
Gregory

**Gregory**, otherwise known as **GGY**, is the main antagonist of *GGY*, the first story of *Tales from the Pizzaplex: The Bobbiedots Conclusion* and the protagonist of *Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach*.

## Appearance

Gregory is a small, thin child with apricot skin, messy brown hair and brown eyes. He has bandages on both his right cheek and his left knee. He wears a blue t-shirt with a pale blue collar and two white stripes positioned horizontally across his chest (as seen in the poster). He also wears a white singlet underneath his shirt. He wears tan cargo shorts that go down to his knees. For footwear, he wears white socks as well as white, red and cyan-colored sneakers with dark grey soles.

## History

The story follows Tony Becker investigating the mystery of GGY, the initials of a mysterious player ranking up insanely high scores on various arcade machines in the Fazcade. Gregory, otherwise known as "Greg" or by his pen name "Dr. Rabbit" or "Rab" for short in the story, is one of Tony's friends. He teams up with Tony and Ellis (penname "Boots") for their creative writing assignment.

It is revealed in the story that Gregory is not only GGY, but that he has been tampering with the systems of Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex. He's used this to get himself a hacked Play Pass that manages to bypass security clearances in Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex and is implied to have control over the animatronics given the strange behavior displayed by Glamrock Freddy in the story. The name is also tied to several disappearances of the school's counselors: Mary Schneider, Raelynn Lawrence, and Treena Welch.

After Tony discovered that Rab and Boots had rewritten his story while he was away. Tony is given detention in the library, although Mrs. Hawkins isn’t upset at Tony and assumes it was just for research. While Tony is reshelving books he’s approached by Rab. He apologizes, claiming he was just trying to make the story more entertaining, but Tony is too mad to care and goes back to calling him by his real name: Greg. Greg cocks his head and studies Tony a bit before walking off, but he stops and asks Tony to meet him at the Pizzaplex later, saying he has some people he wants him to meet. Tony is reluctant knowing that the animatronics were tampered with by GGY. Gregory insists, saying "We’ll get you cheered up."

## Trivia

* According to the *Security Breach Files*, it's mentions that Gregory goes to school. This lines up with the information seen in *GGY*.
* A few details about GGY's personality directly match up with what is known about Client 46, such as being a "hacker" of sorts, and the fact that both of them are said to have control of the Pizzaplex's systems at some point in time. This confirms Gregory is Client 46.
	+ In the finished story Gregory passes as their final assignment for the class, GGY is also referred to as "the wizard's most favored apprentice". Yet another odd showcasing of fantasy metaphors similar to Princess Quest.
Five Nights at Freddy's: Fazbear Frights 11: Volume 11

***Five Nights at Freddy's* fans won't want to miss this pulse-pounding collection of three novella-length tales that will keep even the bravest FNAF player up at night...**

From twisted toys to gut-wrenching games, this collection of terrifying tales is unsettling enough to mess with even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy's fans. In this volume, series creator Scott Cawthon spins three sinister novella-length stories from different corners of FNAF's canon.

Readers beware: In this startling world, desperate wishes have an unexpected cost, beautiful trinkets reveal appalling powers, and harmless pranks can go awry in ghastly ways.
Fazbear Frights (Series)

***Fazbear Frights*** is an anthology series of mystery horror novels in the *Five Nights at Freddy's* franchise. The books are written by Scott Cawthon with various authors and published by Scholastic Inc. The series began on December 26, 2019, with the release of the first book - *Into the Pit*, and the series canonically concluded on April 19, 2022, with the release of the final book - *Felix the Shark*.

Each book contains three short stories as well as the *Stitchwraith Stingers*, with a total of thirty-seven stories spanning across the twelve installments.

## Trivia

* All books have an official audiobook released through Scholastic and narrated by Suzanne Elise Freeman.
	+ Initially, the audiobooks did not include the epilogues at the end of each book. However, this seems to have been fixed around January 2021.
* The series' title is named after Fazbear's Fright: The Horror Attraction, which is the main setting of *Five Nights at Freddy's 3*.
* The series' topic idea may have appeared to be similar to the ongoing children's horror book series *Goosebumps*, and more specifically its spin-off *Goosebumps Triple Header* as both are Scholastic's horror book series with each book containing three short stories.
* The books' cover arts are illustrated by LadyFiszi. LadyFiszi had also illustrated the illustrations of Spring Bonnie, Eleanor, and Funtime Freddy from the first novel, which were removed due to lacking color.
	+ If the illustrations weren't scrapped, then more could've presumably been done for the other ten novels.
Edwin Murray

**Edwin Murray**, otherwise known as **Edwin**, is the protagonist of *The Storyteller*, the second story of *Tales from the Pizzaplex: The Bobbiedots Conclusion* and the protagonist of *The Mimic*, the third story of *Tales from the Pizzaplex: Nexie*.

## Physical Appearance

Edwin Murray is a skinny old man with a round nose, slanted big blue eyes, and large ears. He has thick long white hair with a pointed beard and full mustache.
Bob

**Bob Mackenzie** is one of the main protagonists in the the first story of Fazbear Frights: Bunny Call. He had three known children, his daughter Cindy, his son Tyler, and youngest son Aaron. and accompanies his family on a camping trip to Camp Etenia.

## Appearance

Bob has thinned, grayed short hair, soft jowls, and tired eyes. He describes himself as scrawny.

This is a stark contrast to who he was twelve years ago, when he was a jock in high school. He used to have long, thick black hair, a sharp jawline, and a wide, carefree grin.

## Personality

He has an introverted and abrasive personality. While he loves his family, he prefers to spend his spare time on his own rather than with those around him.

However, after successfully preventing the Bunny Call, he has a new view of his family. He now joyfully spends time with his loved ones, and engages with them in camp activities.

## History

Years before the current events of the story, Bob fell in love with Wanda when they were seniors in high school. He would then later have three kids with her.

During the events of the story, Bob, his wife Wanda, and their three kids, Tyler, Aaron, and Cindy are going on a camping trip to Camp Etenia. Bob, however, is not happy about going, because his wife forced him to go. He is forced to go bring his family's signup sheet to the main cabin while his family enjoys themselves. The woman at the front of the desk, Marjorie asked him if he wanted to sign up for a Bunny Call, which is when an animatronic rabbit named Ralpho would come into your cabin and crash his cymbals, waking everyone up. Wanting to get back at his family, Bob agrees.

After a long day, Bob's family went to sleep. Realizing how much he truly loves his family, Bob instantly regrets signing them up for the Bunny Call. He spent the whole night awake in dread, waiting for 5 am. When it turned 5, he vowed to stop Ralpho.

Ralpho appeared at the doorway, and Bob asked him to leave. A few minutes later, Ralpho tried to break into their cabin through the door. Bob hit him in the paw and blood started to form. Ralpho then tried to get in through the windows, the trapdoor, and the loft window. Luckily, Bob was able to fend off Ralpho just in time for 6 am. Bob then hugged his family, knowing that they are now safe.

At breakfast the next morning, the camp's owner apologizes to those who signed up for a Bunny Call, due to the fact that the counselor who takes control of the Ralpho suit overslept.
Wooden Puppets

**Wooden Puppets** are animatronics that appear in *The Puppet Carver*, the first story of the book of the same name.

## Physical Appearance

The only puppet to appear in the story is described as a fully jointed, wooden and human-like figure, resembling a small man. It's said to be pretty crude and basic, and similar to the drawing models used in Porter's high school class.

## History

The wooden puppet appears for the first and only time when Porter shows to Sage how the puppet carver, his new invention able to make low-cost animatronics out of wood, works. He puts a wood log into the machine, and the wooden puppet comes out of it. Porter then pushes a button on the puppet's lower back, and the wooden animatronic starts to move and dance.

## Trivia

* While the cover shows three puppets, only one appears in the story.
	+ It's also worth to note that the way the puppet is described in the story is different from the depiction on the cover as well.
Jelly People

The **Jelly People** are the main antagonists of *Under Construction*, the third story of *Tales from the Pizzaplex 1: Lally's Game.*

## Physical Appearance

The Jelly People are described as being gelatinous vaguely humanoid creatures, with see-through skin and vein-looking things lining the inside of it. Maya compares them to unbaked bread dough. They are stated to grow unnaturally fast, almost to adulthood in days. They are also described as feeling mushy.

## History

The first appearance was a baby, and then they started to spread across streets and stores. By the end of the story, Maya's entire house gets flooded with them, and she is trapped under.
Chuck

**Chuck Dinglewood** is the deuteragonist of the *Step Closer* story of *Fazbear Frights: Step Closer*. He is the younger brother of Pete.

## Physical Appearance

He has brown hair, braces, and carries around an inhaler.

## History

Chuck always goes to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza after school with his friends and his older brother, Pete Dinglewood, who babysits him due to their parent's divorce. One day, while watching him at Freddy’s, he decides to scare Chuck by taking him to the maintenance room to see Foxy. Chuck escapes as Pete tries to start up Foxy, as Chuck is afraid of Foxy. Pete's shirt gets caught on a nail as he tries to catch him. Pete manages to escape and the brothers return home. When they arrive, their mom shows them brochures about being organ donors.

He later reappears after Pete's freak accident with a hook, telling Pete that these events that are happening to him seem weird. Pete dismisses the idea of anything weird happening, but Chuck starts theorizing about what might have caused them. They settle into a truce after playing video games together.

On Sunday, Chuck enters his brother's room to explain his theory that Foxy was causing the attacks. Pete refuses the idea, and believes that he is just trying to get revenge. He angrily tells Chuck to leave his room, and the truce is over.

The next day, after Pete's freak accidents in school, he messages Chuck saying that he believes him now and to meet him at Freddy’s. He ditches school to run to the pizzeria, but Pete is not there. His dad calls him to pick him up, announcing that Pete was in an accident. Then they go to the scene of the accident, where his mom is already there, and are able to see Pete's body.

Four weeks after the tragic incident, Chuck goes back to Freddy’s to see Foxy and confront him on Pete’s behalf, but when he tries to start up Foxy, he remains motionless.
Margie

**Margie** is a minor character of the *epilogue* story of *Fazbear Frights: Fetch*, and as a deuteragonist in the *second story* of *Fazbear Frights: Blackbird*.

## Appearance

She's a pretty young woman with cartoonishly big eyes and brown hair that reached her shoulders. Despite the makeup she wore, Detective Larson got the impression that Margie didn't really care about impressing others, which he finds attractive.

## History

### The Real Jake

Margie, a close friend of Jake's family got hired to look after a sick boy while his father served overseas. Margie and Jake's father believe that if Jake is given love and reminded of the good memories, it can help him persevere through his illness, and give him new life.

Margie creates a small doll named Simon, which has a walky-talky inside of him that allows Evan to talk to Jake. His voice is distorted, so Jake doesn't know that it's him. Every night, Simon asks what "the real Jake," did, meaning what he would've done if he was well again. She assumes this routine will help Jake change his mindset, and by proxy, heal his physical state as well.

Margie is called by Michael, Jake's uncle, stating that Evan died at sea, and that he was giving custody of both his son and his house to her, she decides not to tell Jake about his father's death, simply saying that Simon won't be visiting. Jake's condition worsens, and he unfortunately dies just as she plans on transferring Jake to a hospital.

### Fetch

Detective Larson told her that he needed to search the house for an investigation, which she accepts. As Larson roams around the house, it seemed that a lot of cats are in the house. Margie considers herself a cat lady. When Larson asks how many years that she's been living in the house, she says that she got hired to look after a sick boy while his father served overseas but the father passed away and left her with the house.

Later, Larson finds himself in an empty room with Simon's cabinet. Then Larson shows her a picture of his most recent lead, leading to a surprised reaction that looked suspicious. As he reaches the cabinet and opens it, it was covered with harsh black scribbles that looked like it was made with a thick marker. The markings were jammed close to each other that it looked like meaningless letters that covered almost every inch of the cabinet’s interior. The epilogue ends as Larson starts to ask her questions.
Welcome Shop

The **Welcome Shop**, also referred to by Rockhopper as the **Welcome Hut**, is a shop on Club Penguin Island located at the Beacon Boardwalk to the right of the Disney Shop.

## Trivia

* The shop was renamed from the Welcome Market to the Welcome Shop in update 1.1.1. However, Rockhopper's diolouge and text still calls the shop the Welcome Hut in Ep. 3 - Gongs Away.
* In update 1.1.2 he now calls it the Welcome Hut, rather than the Welcome Market.

## Special Offer

At the top of the shop reads an infobox that talks about where you are able to find glowsticks, as read below.

"**Special Offer** - Only available at the Deep Sea Shop in the Glow Grotto"

## Gallery

**You can see a full gallery page dedicated to *Welcome Shop* at *Welcome Shop/Gallery***.