Workshop

**The Workshop** is one of the core mechanics of *Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery*. The Workshop is where the player can build their own animatronics and deploy them.

## **Deploying**

In the Deploy section, the player can either salvage their animatronics or send them to a friend.

When salvaging, the animatronics will walk around the map and collect some Parts. They can be sent as long as the player wants, and can be recalled to return the animatronics to the Workshop. The player can also send the animatronics to one of their friends. If the animatronic is successful attacking their friend, the player will be rewarded some parts.

However, these actions can decrease the animatronics' condition. If their condition is too low, the player must repair them with collected parts.

## **Assembling**

In the Assemble section, the player can assemble their Bare Endos with CPUs, Remnant, plush suits, and MODs.

The player can only have a certain number of Endo Slots, where the endoskeletons will be placed. The player will start with one slot (after the tutorial is completed), and can unlock more as the player achieves higher streaks.

## **Rampaging**

Should a player's level far exceed the requirements for an animatronic to appear on their map (for example, Freddy Fazbear spawning at Level 3), they will enter a permanent rampaging state whenever they are found on the map naturally. They are much faster in their movements and charges, and require much faster reactions to avoid taking damage.

Animatronics sent to a player by friends or lured can never enter this state and will always behave as normal.

## Plush Suits

**Plush Suits** or **Suits** are decorative items that can be added to a player's Bare Endo in order to change its appearance. Starting from version 3.0.0, the player can adds in Skins for the endoskeleton.

The player can get a Plush Suit as a rare bonus upon defeating the animatronic who it belongs to. These can also be bought in the Shop with Faz-Coins.

* Unlocked Characters
* Hidden Characters
* Unlocked Skins
* Hidden Skins

## CPUs

The player can insert different types of **CPUs** inside their animatronics. Depending on which type of CPU is used, the animatronics will behave differently when attacking. The CPU will also determine the audio that plays during the encounter (example; Toy Freddy with a Springtrap CPU will cause him to use Springtrap's lines).

The player can get CPUs as another rare bonus upon defeating the animatronic who it belongs to. These cannot normally be bought in the Shop, but they may show up during a special event, usually only for the animatronic(s) featured during it.

* Unlocked
* Locked
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## Remnant

**Remnant** is an obtainable resource that can enhance the animatronics' attacking and salvaging capabilities. The more remnants are inserted, the more enhanced they are.

Remnants can be obtained when shining the flashlight to it. However, they are protected with dark remnants that if many of these are collected, it can have the capability of summoning RWQFSFASXC.

## MODs

**MODs** are unlockable throughout the game. They are able to upgrade the animatronics by different ways, depending on which kind of MODs is used. Four MODs can be used in an animatronic. These MODs can also be sold for parts.

## **Animatronics**

### Extra Workshop Variants

Some characters will on rare occasion change appearance when in Workshop. These include Toy Chica losing her beak (like her in-game counterpart when attacking), VR Toy Freddy and Highscore Toy Chica going into their attack modes, various characters gaining glowing eyes and more.

## **Trivia**

* In the update of December 2019, a feature is added into the game so that the player can rotate the animatronic models in the workshop.
* When in the Workshop, Toy Chica has a chance of appearing without her beak and eyes.
	+ The same happens with various other animatronics, such as Arcade Mayhem entering their attack modes, or eyeless animatronics having glowing orbs in their eyesockets.
* The animatronic skins had the same animation as their original counterparts, up until Radioactive Foxy is added. They now have unique animations.
	+ There are some minor exceptions that appear in the future, such as Clown Springtrap who has the same animation minus the large mallet he's now holding.
* When viewing certain characters, like VR Toy Freddy or Highscore Toy Chica, the background for workshop darkens.
	+ When viewing certain animatronics such as System Error Toy Bonnie, this happens as well. However, It does not darken as much.
	+ In addition, when viewing Freddy Frostbear he gains a snowy effect in the workshop.
* The Arcade Animatronics (VR Toy Freddy, Highscore Toy Chica, System Error Toy Bonnie and 8-Bit Baby), Freddy Frostbear and Radioactive Foxy are the only animatronics that do not have visible damage on their suits when in low condition.
* In a bug fix, Jack-O-Bonnie received a new workshop animation with him properly glowing.
* Every animatronic on the CPUs seem to be drawn on, until the arrival of Ballora.
* Despite having data, Ballora and Plushtrap do not behave differently while rampaging.
* One of the reasons for Bare Endo to have drop rates, even though the player gets him for free, is for things like Skins, MODs and Remnant.
	+ The same applies to RWQFSFASXC, but without the Skins part.
* Melted Chocolate Bonnie is the only skin to reuse an animation from a character they are not a skin for.
	+ The workshop animation in question is reused from Jack-O-Bonnie.
	+ This also makes him the first skin to reuse an animation instead of gaining a unique or edited one.
* If equipped with any CPU besides his, Plushtrap's rates drop to 0%.