Dayshift at Freddy's

*Dayshift at Freddy's* is a series of satirical games made in RPG maker that are based on the popular indie series Five Nights at Freddy's. While the series certainly has many admirable characters, none come quite as close when it comes to influence, admirability and power than The Real Fredbear, for more information, visit: The Real Fredbear.

## Plot

The plot of Dayshift at Freddy's is relatively simple at first. A man named Jack Kennedy, after making a promise to save the missing children to the Real Fredbear, was brought back from the dead and proceeded to start working at the Freddy Fazbender's locations to either fulfill his side of the deal, or to completely break it, whatever choices Jack makes is all up to the player.

## Close Contenders for The Ultimate Good

### Jack Kennedy

   The main protagonist of the franchise and one of its most admirable. Depending on the route you take, Jack can end up fulfilling his promise to the Real Fredbear and setting all of the victims of Henry Miller free. He also proves to be one of the series' most influential characters as almost everything that happens in it can be traced back to him in some way.

However, where Jack ultimately falls short is his nobility, as while he can be one of the most admirable and good natured characters in the entire series, he can also become a full scale villain depending on the choices you make, causing him to be On & Off by default, making him too inconsistent for the role.

### Dave Miller

   Specifically his flipside incarnation seen in the final game. He's a decently admirable character with how he plays a major part in Jack assembling all of the remaining lost souls together in order to take down Dr. Henry Miller, and in the most ironic twist of fate, he is also one of the series' most noble, as he clearly regrets his past actions and manages to move past his corrupting qualities.

With all that said however, Dave ultimately falls short in terms of admirability and influence, with Jack Kennedy and The Real Fredbear being the reason for why all of the tormented souls could go free as well as having influence over the franchise as a whole, Dave by comparison, is only really admirable enough in the third game as he was a full scale villain in the previous two installments, and he has very little influence on the series' admirable standards outside of the third entry.

### Dee Kennedy

    Proves herself to be one of the series' kindest, most noble characters as well as one of its most admirable. With her being the one to speerhead Jack's journey to giveing the missing children their happiest day and would ultimately serve as one of the forces that would put an end to Henry Miller. She als has a decent amount of influence thanks to the fact that she helps Jack achieve the Happiest Day in both the first and second games and helping abolish Henry.

Where Dee falls short however is in influence and power, as The Real Fredbear has ever so slightly more impact on the story as a whole due to being the one to bring back Jack Kennedy in the first place so that he could free the tormented souls, including herself, and he also has more power than her over all due to being an omnipotent entity whilst Dee is simply a powerful animatronic.

### Blackjack

    The soul of Jack Kennedy, he serves as a guide for Jack, mainly throughout the second game, and has a decent amount of influence over the plot due to being the one to initially "kill" Dr. Henry Miller, with him also playing a part in finally killing him off once and for all.

Where Blackjack falls however is in overall admirability, as characters such as Jack himself as well as The Real Fredbear accomplish more admirable feats overall.