Charlie's Toys

* Ella
* Theodore
* Stanley

* Ella
* Ella (FF)

Ella the Doll is a small toy-like animatronic made by Henry Emily for Charlie, when she was a little kid. Eventually when she got older, she left them in her closet collecting dust. In the *Fazbear Frights* continuity, Ella dolls were manufactured by Fazbear Entertainment, but discontinued for unknown reasons.

## *Appearance*

### Novel Trilogy

Ella is a child-sized doll bearing a teacup and saucer in her tiny hands like an offering. She has a blue hat with a wide brim, fringed in pink ruffles along with a blue dress, with a big pink bow around the waist. Since Ella spent her years of neglect inside of the closet, she is the most intact of the animatronics, with her plaid dress still crisp, and her patent leather shoes still as shone as the day Charlie left Hurricane. She's also equipped with an illusion disc. It's revealed in *The Fourth Closet*, with the disc on, she turns into Charlie as a toddler, with frizzy brown hair and a round face set in a happy smile, along with chubby hands carrying the tea set she already had.

### Fazbear Frights' Series

Ella's appearance seems to be relatively similar to her novel trilogy counterpart. However, she now has a small digital clock on her chest. In *1:35AM*, an instructional booklet is attached to her wrist explaining its numerous functions, such as serving drinks, taking photos, and set alarms. However, a note was placed on the back of the doll saying that only the alarm worked. The booklet states that the Ella dolls were made by Fazbear Entertainment.

## *Functionality*

### *Novel Trilogy*

Ella was built to match Charlie's size as a small child. When the wheel at the feet of Charlie's bed is turned, Ella exits her mini closet, holding up a cup for a tea party. Since Ella spent her years of neglect inside of the closet, she is the most intact of the animatronics, with her fancy dress almost as crisp as the day Charlie left Hurricane. The Ella doll was also used a power source for the four Charlie robots, with each robot having an Ella doll inside them.

### *Fazbear Frights*

Ella was made to be a helper in various things such as time management activities such as keeping track of lists and times. She could also be used for general entertainment, as she could read books, sing songs and even serve drinks akin to her novel trilogy counterpart.

## *History*

### *The Silver Eyes*

She was one of the first toys that Henry invented for his daughter Charlie. After he committed suicide, Charlie left Hurricane with her Aunt Jen and all his toys, including Ella, stayed at her father's house.

After ten years, Charlie returns to Hurricane to commemorate the anniversary of the death of Michael Brooks and the first thing she does is visit the old house of his father. There she finds Ella along with her other toys, which had remained in her closet for all those years. Later, the young woman left the house because she did not feel comfortable being there. She reappears later when Charlie and John return to the house, but it is never taken out of there.

### *The Twisted Ones*

A year after the events of the first book, Charlie enrolled in St. George's School, specifically in the area of ​​robotics. Just before classes begin, Charlie went to his father's house (which was damaged by a heavy storm). In that house, Ella was still in her closet, and had not worn out a bit. The young woman said that she thought to take the doll and Stanley with her, but finally decided to take Theodore. Later She appeared again when Charlie returned for the second time, this time accompanied by John.

### *The Fourth Closet*

Ella is seen in Chapter 4, while Clay's team beforehand was scavenging leftover parts of Charlie's childhood home after it collapsed due to the events of *TTO*. John was talking to Clay about the doll in Clay’s office located in his home. John, already knowing that the Charlie wasn't interested in the doll. Later, to confirm John's suspicions on the illusion discs, we went to Clay's house and finds a way inside. As John enters, he rummages around his office to find any clues, he finds Ella and flicks a switch. Revealing a toddler who took her place. He then takes Ella with him.

In Chapter 9, he shows Ella primarily to the real Charlie and turned the disc on, revealing the three-year-old child again. Charlie has no clue what she has and or any idea about her looking like that.

She’s mentioned in Chapter 11, as the real Charlie and John were opening boxes for more clues in Aunt Jen's house, they found an envelope and opened it, revealing a letter. In relation to Ella, Henry talked about the fourth closets, to keep the fourth one shut, since he felt amounts of grief realizing what he’s done. Then, Charlie finds a lockbox, opening it revealing a bunch of papers of drawings of Ella that his father drew. With the measurements they found that differentiates with Ella in other papers, they think there was another Ella in the works.

Later, as Baby is slowly telling Charlie the truth, it's revealed in a memory that Ella has the ability to walk, as talked about by Henry to Jen. That her memories were her father's and her memories after that were fabricated by him. It was then revealed that there are four dolls that were designed to match Charlie's height to give the illusion that she is growing up (she was murdered instead of Sammy by William Afton). The baby version of Charlotte was Ella, then there was the kid version, then the teenage version, which was the current Charlotte, which Elizabeth mentions is strange. The one housed in the fourth closet was Baby who was the unfinished version of Charlotte as a woman, now possessed by Elizabeth.

In the graphic novel, it's revealed that each Charlie robot uses an Ella doll as its power source. Elizabeth stabs Charlie, tearing the doll out of her chest.

### *1:35 AM*

In the first story, Ella is the doll that Delilah buys at the yard sale, where she is revealed to also be an alarm clock who keeps waking Delilah up at exactly 1:35 PM. The alarm fails, and Delilah throws her in the trash. Her alarm rings at 1:35AM that night. Delilah tries to find her within the dumpster, but eventually assumes she was already taken away by the garbage truck. The alarm rings at 1:35AM sharp for the next few nights, with Delilah trying to find her each night to no avail. She later goes on to torment Delilah for weeks on end, slowly driving her insane, hearing the alarm everywhere. Eventually, Delilah runs away to a building under construction, getting stuck in a ventilation system. Ella disappears, seemingly stopping her pursuit, leaving Delilah to die in the vent.

### *Epilogue - Bunny Call*

Grim follows The Stitchwraith to an abandoned factory and sees what appears to be an Ella doll's arm sticking out of a bag. The doll is put in the hooded figure's collection of infected items, alongside Fetch and Plushtrap.

### *Epilogue - Blackbird*

Ella's parts were thrown into the trash compactor and used for The Agony.

### *Epilogue - The Cliffs*

Ella's parts are drowned at the bottom of a lake, alongside the other parts of the Agony, never to be seen again.

### *Epilogue - Friendly Face*

It is revealed that Eleanor was the one terrorizing Delilah and not Ella.

## Theodore

### Origin

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

### Species

Purple Rabbit

Theodore the Rabbit is a small toy-like animatronic made by Henry Emily for Charlie, when she was a little kid. Eventually, as she got older, Theodore was broken apart and used as parts for other machines and projects.

## *Appearance*

Theodore, when he's first introduced in *The Silver Eyes*, has thin plush fur, shining blue eyes, red cheeks, red bowtie and a light pink color on the palms of his hands, as well as the undersides of his feet. He sports a pair of teeth on both his upper and lower jaw, which later becomes chipped due to years of deterioration. He was the size of a three-year-old child and has a hanging ear. The front of the toy was gray and faded due to sunlight, but his back was dark purple, like the color he originally was. All of his body parts are severely damaged from a storm that occurred before the events of *The Twisted Ones*. He gets used for parts for Charlie's project.

## *Functionality*

This purple rabbit was the first of Charlie's father's gift and the simplest of his creations. It could wave its hand, tilt its head, and repeat a recording of Henry saying, "I Love You, Charlie." Theodore was made to give 3-year-old Charlie a friend in her dark, lonely house. After deteriorating for years in Charlie's abandoned house, Theodore can no longer wave, and most of her father's recording has degraded.

## *History*

### *The Silver Eyes*

Theodore was the first toy that Henry invented for his daughter Charlie, after him other more complex toys would come. After Henry committed suicide, Charlie left Hurricane with her Aunt Jen and all her toys, including Theodore, stayed at her father's house.

After ten years, Charlie returns to Hurricane to commemorate the anniversary of the death of Michael Brooks and the first thing she does is visit the old house of her father. There she finds Theodore, which had worn away over the years, along with her other toys. After that, the young woman left the house because she did not feel comfortable being there.

Later Theodore reappears when Charlie and John return to the house, but it is never removed from there.

### *The Twisted Ones*

A year after the events of the first book, Charlie enrolled in St. George's School, specifically in the area of ​​robotics. Just before classes begin, Charlie went to her father's house (which was damaged by a heavy storm) and picked up Theodore, who was in a more deplorable state and could barely speak a few letters.

When Charlie took him to her room, she disarmed him so she could study his parts, promising to repair it again. However, time passed, and the dismembered parts of the rabbit were already scattered throughout the room.

Later, Charlie was responsible for the murders of Twisted Animatronics and decided to go alone to the next point where these robots were going to attack, so she grabbed the decapitated head of Theodore to serve as company.

### *The Fourth Closet*

It is shown that John kept Theodore's head for himself, and talks to it, saying how Theodore is in worse shape than him. John even keeps talking to Theodore of what he's dealing lately, with Theodore to respond glitchy "Shining Star Silver Reef" much to John's surprise. John tells Jessica about Theodore's message. They then realize that Silver Reef is an old ghost town. John and Jessica then drive there, to see what Theodore meant.

## Stanley

### Origin

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

### Species

Unicorn

Stanley the Unicorn is a small toy-like animatronic made by Henry Emily for Charlie, when she was a little kid. Eventually when she got older, she left him in her closet collecting dust.

## *Appearance*

Stanley, when first introduced in *The Silver Eyes*, has white fur, pink bloodshot eyes, a unicorn horn, and a blend of yellow, green, blue and pink hair on her head and tail. He has a mouth full of gritting teeth, with the paint around it having deteriorated overtime. His feet are replaced with four blue wheels which he can move around on. In the *The Twisted Ones,* Stanley is torn off the track he was on and several pieces of him were torn off.

## *Functionality*

Bobbing its head like a racehorse, the white unicorn gallops on a track around Charlie's room at the touch of a button. Though he can still move, Stanley has rusted considerably after years of disuse.

## *History*

### *The Silver Eyes*

Stanley was one of the first toys that Henry invented for his daughter Charlie. After he committed suicide, Charlie left Hurricane with her Aunt Jen and all her toys, including Stanley, stayed at her father's house.

After ten years, Charlie returns to Hurricane to commemorate the anniversary of the death of Michael Brooks and the first thing she does is visit the old house of her father. There she finds Stanley along with her other toys, which had lost some paint. Later, the young woman left the house because she did not feel comfortable being there. Stanley reappears later when Charlie and John return to the house, but it is never removed from there.

### *The Twisted Ones*

A year after the events of the first book, Charlie enrolled in St. George's School, specifically in the area of ​​robotics. Just before classes begin, Charlie went to her father's house (which was damaged by a heavy storm). In that house, Stanley was there, but the storm had torn him violently from the track on which he was hooked, causing several parts of the unicorn to scatter around the room. The young woman said that she thought to take Stanley and Ella with her, but finally decided to take Theodore. Later, Stanley appears again when Charlie returned for the second time, this time accompanied by John.

### *The Five Nights at Freddy's Movie*

Ella can be seen on the head of a spring lock suit in the backroom of the pizzeria and is used by Vanessa to introduce the concept of spring locks to Mike. Later in the movie Chica makes an attempt to kill Amy with it before being tazed by Mike

## Trivia

### Original Novel Trilogy

* Before disarming Theodore, Charlie said to him: " I'll put you back together when I'm done " (" I'll repair you when I finish "). This is referred to her as The Marionette saying the same phrase in Five Nights at Freddy's 4 and FNaF World.
* Ella is the only toy to not get a plush variant in merchandise.
* Charlie wore an identical outfit same as Ella, back when she and Ella were the same height, revealing some connection with the doll before *TFC*.
* In the *TSE: Graphic Novel*, instead of carrying a tea set, Ella carries a tray with a glass of milk and cookies.
* It is possible that in the Fourth Closet, that Michael Brooks somehow managed to get control over Theodore to make him say "Silver Reef" thus making John and Jessica to go venture to bring Charlie back with them. This would make sense since Michael is a spirit after all and also was their childhood friend.

### Fazbear Frights

* Ella is the first character in the Fazbear Frights series to originate from the novels.
* The epilogue from the fifth book confirmed that she is one of the many objects infected by Andrew's rage. This could be the reason why she is haunted.

## Gallery

### Merch

Theodore plushStanley plushAnother photo of the Theodore plush (official).Another photo of the Stanley plush (official).Theodore and Stanley along with the other plushes.This is a Cutout of Theodore from the Book Series. He is seen in this form in The Silver Eyes, he is in pieces in The Twisted Ones, and finally as a Head in The Fourth Closet.This is a Cutout of Stanley, Charlie’s little Decayed Unicorn from the Book Series. He has made an appearance in The Silver Eyes on his track working just fine, and in The Twisted Ones when he is ripped off his track.This is a Cutout of Ella, the only one of Charlie’s toys who is in mint condition. She has made an appearance in The Silver Eyes in the closet, The Twisted Ones untouched by the storm, and in The Forth Closet sitting in the corner of Burke’s Office.Page from the Freddy Files.Ella on the Five Night's At Freddy's: Collection poster.
### Other

Ella on the cover of Fazbear Frights: 1:35 AM