E-Mails

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**E-Mails** is one of the mechanics in *Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery*. It tutorials the player sometimes and can notify the player on certain things as well. However, there are also some e-mails that wasn't supposed to be sent to the player being sent. These e-mails are used as hints for the lore of the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.

## **Functions**

* Acts as a tutorial for the player, by telling the player:
	+ The mechanic of the animatronics.
	+ To look away when they are in Haywire Mode.
	+ To shake their phone when the screen is filled with static.
	+ On how does the salvaging works.
	+ On how to use the Freddy Fazbear Mask.
* Notifies the player when a friend has sent an animatronic to their house.
* Notifies the player when their animatronic has done salvaging.
* Notifies the player on new Remant milestones.
* Notifies the player when a new animatronic or skin is added into the game.
* Suggests the player on what to purchase for gameplay purpose.
* Acts as lore hints for the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.
* Acts as teasers for certain characters.

## **Unintended E-Mails**

According to the E-Mail sent by Fazbear Entertainment, there are some e-mails that aren't for the player being sent to them due to technical complications. The followings are the E-Mails:

### Red Flag Reports

These E-Mails are all sent by Luis Cabrera to Ness. In these E-Mails, Luis notified Ness about the red flag reports being sent to her and Ness's searches were starting to concern Luis overtime.
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### Contracts with Fazbear Entertainment

These E-Mails are about the unnamed company leading by Anna Kwento that has a contract with Fazbear Entertainment.
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### Power Tools

These E-Mails are a conversation between Daniel Rocha and Anna Kwemto. Daneil asked politely to Anna if he can use the power drill to get off the animatronic casings.

> Hey, Anna,
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> The casings on the animatronics are really hard to get off. Can you approve me to use the power drill?
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> Best, Dan
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However, Anna refused to let him use it, as Raha is the only one allowed to use it.

**Anna Kwemto**: No.
**Daniel Rocha**: Please? I'm serious, I can't get the casing off without it.
**Anna Kwemto**: Raha is only one certified. Quit asking.
After being refused by Anna, Daniel asked Raha to help him out as he is allowed to use the tool. Luckily, Raha is kind enough to agree.

**Daniel Rocha**: Need to get circuit boards out. Anna says you're the only one who can use power drill.
**Raha Salib**: 15 min.

### System Glitch

These E-Mails are about the virus accidentally being spread by scanning a circuit board. This "virus" is most likely to be Glitchtrap, as the circuit board was mentioned by Tape Girl in *Help Wanted*. The event started with an email sent by Steven Wilson, asking other people if anyone else had a system glitch like him. However, only Anna replied with a simple "no".

**Steven Wilson**: Hey, guys, I just got kicked off the system. I finished scanning the last set of circuit boards Dan brought me, but now I'm locked out. Is anyone else getting this 'unknown error'?
**Anna Kwento**: No.
After a while, Raha Salib replied to Steven, asking about the details.

**Raha Salib**: Steve, which circuit board did you scan?
**Steven Wilson**: Whatever Dan brought me
Then, Daniel Rocha, who is the one that gave Steve the circuit board, sent an e-mail to the crew, saying that virus is detected.

> Turns out that wasn't just a glitch, we released a virus when we scanned that last circuit board. It's spreading really fast, we're going to need all hands on deck.
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Steve then sent an e-mail to Jim, asking if he's aware of the issue.

> Hey, Jim,
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> We have a virus spreading through our system, and we've traced it back to one of the circuit board scenes we performed for Fazbear Entertainment. Are you aware of this issue? Can you send any guidance?
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> Best
> Steve
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### Animatronics' Development

These e-mails are sent before a new animatronic or skin is introduced to the game. They act as teasers to the animatronic's arrival.
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### Customer Reports

The Customer Service team for Fazbear Entertainment received reports from the customer that there is a strange animatronic that wasn't supposed to be part of the service. Isolde from the Customer Service wrote an e-mail to Tristan from the Compliance Team for this reason.

> Hey Tristan,
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> We've been getting some weird reports here in Customer Service that I don't really know how to respond to.
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> A handful of our more hardcore users of the service have been reporting service calls from an animatronic that isn't appearing anywhere in our database. Some kind of a vintage Bonnie model. A couple of people have mentioned a really smell from it as well.
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> Is it possible some old second hand model somehow made it into the deployment rotation?
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> Izzy
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## **Animatronics E-Mails**

Alongside the unintended E-Mails from Fazbear Entertainment or other companies, there are some strange E-Mails sent to the player from unknown sources (normally from the animatronics). These E-Mails are usually acts as teasers.

### Freddy Frostbear

There are some E-Mails sent from an unknown person, which can be confirmed to be Freddy Frostbear. These E-Mails are sent before he is officially in game, stating that he is coming to the player's house sooner and sooner.

**Hello new friend!**

Brrrrrr! Sure is cold, wouldn't you say?! Hope your place is nice and warm!
**Hello again new friend!**

On my way! I'm so f-f-f-f-fun! I'm cool enough to be your new best friend!
**Hello again, again new friend!**

I'm almost here... Won't you let me come in out of the cold?

### Ballora

**Shhh...**

It's oh so quiet...
**It's almost time for fun!**

Can you find my friend?
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