I can feel your passion for the franchise in this video and I am extremely proud of you for finishing this! I love your editing and your commentary and I can't wait to see more videos from you!! :DDDDDD (RAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH)
Wait HOW COME ID THIS A SMALL CHANNEL??? Everything in this video is so well done I was certain this was a bigger channel. Wow. You're so professional. Keep it up, mate, keep up the good job!=D
One thing I really liked about this timeline interpretation is the compromise of giving _both_ Afton and the Mimic influence in the plot of the Steel Wool era games rather than tossing aside/dismissing one or the other. Essentially, the arrival of vintage animatronics and the Mimic helped Afton escape and cause trouble in AR and HW via Glitchtrap and corrupting the Pizzaplex in SB via the M.X.E.S system made specifically to contain the Mimic. Conversely, Afton's actions essentially result in the Mimic's escape after the Tangle burrows through the sinkhole after the whole Princess Quest shenanigans, setting it up to be a major antagonist. Pretty poetic stuff, I'd say.
A live Burrvuhvurr reaction! I'm super glad you pointed those things out. The Mimic and Afton are indirectly responsible for each other's escape of their respective prisons. Symmetry, my friend.
wow this was probably the most detailed and concise video on the lore/timeline i’ve ever seen! i was looking to brush up a little bit for the movie but i also never really knew how SB/Ruin connected to the timeline, thanks so much !
Hey, do you believe that Michael Afton could be Glamrock Freddy or he is just a reanimated corpse now? or are Glamrock animatronics just artificial intelligence? is that Freddy acts in a way as if Gregory reminds him of C.C, his younger brother, so that's why he protects Gregory, maybe :o Also, a very nice timeline!
29:24 here is wronge afton stayed in ucn 30:33 again wronge glitchtrap is the mimic not afton (ill be linking all my proof down below 35:24 here your wronge AGAIN entity is mxes NOT AFTON mxes is a PROGRAM (program is a code designed to do something aka ai) *this was all confirmed by yootooz who gives there rights/OWNERSHIP to scott for fnaf product's and they have called mxes the entity *THAT EVEN SAY HES THE MXES RABBIT* 37:06 again not afton but is the mimic Burntrap/glitchrap are clearly the mimic not afton there alot connecting them The common theory behind Springtrap's existence was that they scanned circuit boards from Springtrap into the VR game, but there's no evidence that it was actually from Springtrap. They just saw they scanned circuit boards to recreate old performances and personalities. That's very similar to what Mimic was meant to do: record and mimic performance routines. So it seems likely that the circuit boards that lead to Glitchtrap's appearance actually came from Mimic. This is basically outright confirmed in The Storyteller, where we see a program infect the Pizzaplex's systems, change the animatronics' personalities and do spooky stuff with VR games (which we're set to see in the upcoming Tiger Rock book). The connection to Glitchtrap is obvious, which links back to Mimic since at the end of the story it's revealed that the program's name is straight up Mimic1.The Glitchtrap costume is similar to the costumes the Mimic wears. Glitchtrap is heard mimicking Tape Girl’s voice. (You can hear a slowed down version of Tape Girl saying “Hello, can you hear me?” coming from Glitchtrap) So Glitchtrap mimics voices. Tapegirl says the circuit boards scanned in VR were to speed up the path finding and such, and FE’s Mimics were made to analyze the animatronic’s routines and movements so scanning their circuit board would do that. Tiger Rock shows us that the Mimic takes form of and mimics things that would make sense in that environment. The Mimic’s also shown to act as the character it's portraying when in a costume. Both of these things would explain why the Mimic would act like Afton and wear a rabbit costume in Help Wanted. In Ruin, Candy Cadet’s story matches both Glitchtrap’s in Help Wanted and the Mimic’s in Ruin, establishing a connection between Mimic and Glitchtrap along with the story again showing Glitchtrap copying a “lullaby” (Tapegirl’s voice) in order to trick the player into infecting their mind.Originally, the introduction to the Mimic after destroying the concrete wall with a forklift was going to play out much different. Cassie would've been greeted with cake, and the Mimic was going to emerge from behind a curtain to reveal himself. If it isn't obvious, this is a parallel to the Pizza Party ending in Help Wanted, where Glitchtrap also emerges from behind some curtains to lure us away and kill us. EDIT: For those of you who pointed out that it's scrapped; yeah no the intention of Steel Wool behind this remains, sorry if you don't like how this stuff doesn't get confirmed through the games themselves, but this is 100% still confirmation that the Mimic is Glitchtrap.Vanny got freed as Princess Quest was holding her soul trapped, as we see her mind get locked away in Help Wanted, in a room we unlock at the end of Princess Quest. The animatronics could be mindlessly hunting Cassidy as they are beginning to break free from the infected circuits or have gone haywire. The Mimic not looking like Burntrap can be explained by the earthquake or by Vanessa taking it off of it so it couldn’t extract more of Afton’s agony, explaining why the eyes are no longer purple and black. It’s seen no-one since the end of SB, so it has no reason to start fully mimicking someone else. Glitchtrap=The Mimic. Getting rid of the virus wouldn’t stop it from mimicking Afton, it would end its grip on everything else, explaining why it lures Cassie. Plus it mimicking Afton explains Cassie’s name being so close to Cassidy - it is mimicking Afton and fate has caused it to inevitably create its own vengeful spirit. And if burntraps the mimic so is glitchtrap and what do you know: You also need to think logically about this. Burntrap is a rabbit animatronic that can distort electrics, is trapped in a underground pizzeria, and is connected to springlocks. The Mimic we see in the epilogues of the books is a rabbit animatronic that can distort electrics, is trapped in a underground pizzeria, and is connected to springlocks. It just makes logical sense if the Mimic and Burntrap are the same character.Ignoring the metal claws and the fact that the Mimic has the ability to not only repair itself using old parts but also change its design to fit into any suit that’s available, this isn’t really a good argument considering the other characters in Ruin. Roxanne Wolf has a completely different endo (not just the head), Freddy’s shattered design has new and old parts, and Candy Cadet’s design changed in Ruin with no real reason. Another argument is that MXES is used to keep the Mimic sealed away and the MXES machine looks old, and therefore the Mimic was stuck in the room by the time Burntrap existed. Although it is true that MXES was most likely older than we first expected, we do know that the Mimic was locked away after the ending of Security Breach at the very least. We know this because we literally see Gregory had a previous encounter with the Mimic after SB, therefore meaning that the Mimic wasn’t sealed away until Gregory and Vanessa were set free from mimic1. Therefore the Mimic wasn’t sealed away when Burntrap existed, and they could still be the same character.In the Tales from the Pizzaplex epilogues, it is made specifically clear that the Mimic was wearing rabbit ears, which already suggests they could be Burntrap. But that in itself isn't much to go off of. But the Tales from the Pizzaplex epilogues also tell us how an unfortunate teenage girl Kelly became victim to the Mimic. Peeling open their body and crawling inside, wearing her bloody carcass as a costume. So now, the Mimic is an endoskeleton with rabbit ears and a corpse. Without the Springbonnie suit, that is literally Burntrap. Now, I really do see this as a parallel to the Mimic wearing Afton's corpse, and Burntrap isn't literally Kelly, or maybe it is, and he did explode into fleshy bits like the the man in room 1280. In Tales from the Pizzaplex, the Mimic was also noted to have something else that is interesting. An electronic magnetic pulse, aka an EMP. This allows them to drain any devices they approach or downright shut them, if targeted. It seems the Mimic does this in Ruin by disabling Cassies flashlight, but Burntrap may also have been doing this. It's believed Burntrap was trying to hack into Freddy during his boss fight, but what if he wasn't. What if Burntrap, the Mimic, was focusing his EMP on Freddy to drain his battery. He does this because when he's drained of his battery, he exits safe mode, which is the only reason the Glitchtrap Virus, Mimic1, is unable to corrupt him. Without his battery, safe mode turns off, and Glitchtrap enters him; making his hostile. In Ruin, we see the Mimic do something it does in the books, curl its arm. Why does it do this? And why does it connect it with Burntrap? Well, the reason it does this because in Tales, they were initially created to mimic their creator, Edwins son, Davids behavior. David always carried a plushie around, so the Mimic held its arm up in an odd way in an attempt to mimic this behavior. We see it do this in Ruin, AND Burntrap does this in Security Breach. As the cavern is collapsing, Burntraps arm is curled up, the same arm. Weaker point, but still notable evidence: They're both directly under the Pizzaplex, so it'd be quite off for two characters with near the same roles to be in the same exact area. Why does the Mimic look different? This is pretty simple to explain, the real-world explanation being Burntraps endoskeleton beneath the corpse and suit is a mess. Floating pieces that can not be covered up. So, of course, a redesign was necessary. Now, why does the Mimic look different in-universe? Personally, I don't think Burntrap existed. I think they would've if Glitchtrap had Vanny succeed in recovering the Mimic and merged the endoskeleton with Aftons remains, but he didn't, Gregory freed Vanessa, so Burntrap isn't canon. But in the sense that he was, there's two reasons, maybe a third, combining the first two reasons. (1) The Mimic changed parts: we know the Mimic can and does do this, just look at them, their made of different pieces welded together, scraps from over the years. Who's to say Vanny didn't just throw some parts together to replace the Mimics parts so that Aftons corpse could better be merged onto it. It does change parts anyway when it wears the costume in the scooper ending. (2) The Mimic shapeshifted: Yes, the Mimic can do this. It's very possible that it simply shifted itself, changing its appearance when wearing Aftons body and the Springbonnie suits. And again, it would've also done this when it wore the costume in the scooper ending. (3) Shapeshifted with swapped parts: Maybe it's both reasoning. The Mimic changed their endoskeleton parts and, with them, shapeshifted when it wore Aftons corpse. And that is a wrap, I hope you guys enjoyed this post explaining why the Mimic looks different in Ruin. it simply was a case of just changing their appearance to better wear the remains of Afton. Thanks for reading!
Thank you for such a well written reply! You ellaborated on the Mimic=Glitchtrap argument really well. I've read and discussed theories surrounding the Mimic often, and I think your reply encompasses the most relevant points the best. But to start off, I am aware of the Youtooz MXES merch, but I still am sticking with my stance. If a child possesses Freddy, you still call the animatronic Freddy. If William possesses the MXES program, you still call it MXES. So, it is not a strong rebuttal. As for the Mimic for the Tales from the Pizzaplex, I don't believe they hint at Burntrap. Yes, the Mimic crushes a girl inside an animatronic suit, but her body does not fuse to the Mimic at all. The only similarity between Mimic and Burntrap is the left hand. The Mimic also has the same teeth as Eclipse, but of course, they aren't the same character. The strongest evidence for them to be the same is the shared arm pose, which, to me, is only a reused model rig. I would also add that I don't believe the books are in the same continuity as the games. Yes, I know the things scholastic have said about sharing worlds, but that simply means they share the same canon. Sharing the same canon doesn't mean sharing the same continuity. I do think the books give us important glimpses into the Mimic's and the Pizzaplex's backstory, I utilized some of those story points in my own theory, but I don't believe them to be one to one. But in conclusion, I believe you are completely right in your theory if the books are in the same continuity. But I don't believe them to be, I believe they are parallels, and with having that in mind, I consider my initial theory to be the most convincing to me personally. But hey, when this whole book debate gets settled by Scott or Steel Wool, with them favoring the bookgames theory, them I am positive your interpretation would be the correct one. :D
@@Spawnmatism 1. Greg says mxes is a PROGRAM aka code (ai) entity is mxes meaning its ai NOT SOUL 2. I think tales is cannon 3 Burntrap and Glitchtrap look nothing alike yet there the same 4 in tales from the pizza plex book series mimic described EXACTLY like Glitchtrap/burntrap 5. Mimics big THING is CURVING HIS ARM to have Burntrap doing it is a clear indication he's mimic or running the program of it
@@Spawnmatism i just wanna say program means a set of code set out to do something greg says mxes/entity is a PROGRAM designed to keep mimic down there. So mxes is the CODE aka ai desighned to keep mimic down there.
@@Kakikito1234 The books, or at least the fazbear frights ones, are not game canon, so no man in room 1280, into the pit, or stitchline shenaningans. The kid in ucn is a picture of Scott's kid, and is thus dubiously canon. The only, and I mean the ONLY "proof" that Andrew is the vengeful spirit is the animatronics using "he" instead of "she", and considering how inconsistent pronouns are in this franchise, even that is questionable. Besides, if pizza sim and ucn were meant to clear up things, why introduce some random unknown seventh kid more than a year later and make him the vengeful one instead of the kid who, not only did we need to solve an actual puzzle to learn their name, but was given the name only days after ucn? TL;DR: Cassidy actually has plenty of in-game evidence supporting her status as the Vengeful Spirit, Andrew only has one very questionable evidence. Therefore, Cassidy is unquestionably the Vengeful Spirit that set up ucn.
@@friskycalibri2293 Scott literally has a twit talking about the canonicity of the Fazbear Frigths until before they were released to the public, he said that these books happened directly in the games, and if you read them you will realize which stories do.
I can feel your passion for the franchise in this video and I am extremely proud of you for finishing this! I love your editing and your commentary and I can't wait to see more videos from you!! :DDDDDD (RAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH)
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Wait HOW COME ID THIS A SMALL CHANNEL??? Everything in this video is so well done I was certain this was a bigger channel. Wow. You're so professional. Keep it up, mate, keep up the good job!=D
Thank you for such a sweet comment! I learned a lot making this, so it really means a lot that you enjoyed it :D
One thing I really liked about this timeline interpretation is the compromise of giving _both_ Afton and the Mimic influence in the plot of the Steel Wool era games rather than tossing aside/dismissing one or the other. Essentially, the arrival of vintage animatronics and the Mimic helped Afton escape and cause trouble in AR and HW via Glitchtrap and corrupting the Pizzaplex in SB via the M.X.E.S system made specifically to contain the Mimic. Conversely, Afton's actions essentially result in the Mimic's escape after the Tangle burrows through the sinkhole after the whole Princess Quest shenanigans, setting it up to be a major antagonist. Pretty poetic stuff, I'd say.
A live Burrvuhvurr reaction! I'm super glad you pointed those things out. The Mimic and Afton are indirectly responsible for each other's escape of their respective prisons. Symmetry, my friend.
wow this was probably the most detailed and concise video on the lore/timeline i’ve ever seen! i was looking to brush up a little bit for the movie but i also never really knew how SB/Ruin connected to the timeline, thanks so much !
Thank you for the compliments!!! Tried my best to connect everything into a cohesive narrative, happy to see!
@@Spawnmatism anytime! you did an awesome job, thank you!
probably my favorite timeline of fnaf. i agree with 99% of this video, simply amzaing
Thank you!! That means a lot, glad you think the same on things >:))))
Is that a Lost reference at 3:11 ?
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Lmaoo, yeah it's a little thing I made a while back. Thought it would be a good spot to make use of 🤣
I love this you clearly put In the effort!
Thank you for the kind words!
had to catch up with the lore cuz im going to see the fnaf movie tomorrow, wonder what lore it'll bring
I'm going to see it today myself! Hope it brought so good catch-up!
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Hey, do you believe that Michael Afton could be Glamrock Freddy or he is just a reanimated corpse now? or are Glamrock animatronics just artificial intelligence? is that Freddy acts in a way as if Gregory reminds him of C.C, his younger brother, so that's why he protects Gregory, maybe :o
Also, a very nice timeline!
29:24 here is wronge afton stayed in ucn
30:33 again wronge glitchtrap is the mimic not afton (ill be linking all my proof down below
35:24 here your wronge AGAIN entity is mxes NOT AFTON mxes is a PROGRAM (program is a code designed to do something aka ai) *this was all confirmed by yootooz who gives there rights/OWNERSHIP to scott for fnaf product's and they have called mxes the entity *THAT EVEN SAY HES THE MXES RABBIT*
37:06 again not afton but is the mimic
Burntrap/glitchrap are clearly the mimic not afton
there alot connecting them
The common theory behind Springtrap's existence was that they scanned circuit boards from Springtrap into the VR game, but there's no evidence that it was actually from Springtrap. They just saw they scanned circuit boards to recreate old performances and personalities. That's very similar to what Mimic was meant to do: record and mimic performance routines. So it seems likely that the circuit boards that lead to Glitchtrap's appearance actually came from Mimic.
This is basically outright confirmed in The Storyteller, where we see a program infect the Pizzaplex's systems, change the animatronics' personalities and do spooky stuff with VR games (which we're set to see in the upcoming Tiger Rock book). The connection to Glitchtrap is obvious, which links back to Mimic since at the end of the story it's revealed that the program's name is straight up Mimic1.The Glitchtrap costume is similar to the costumes the Mimic wears. Glitchtrap is heard mimicking Tape Girl’s voice. (You can hear a slowed down version of Tape Girl saying “Hello, can you hear me?” coming from Glitchtrap) So Glitchtrap mimics voices. Tapegirl says the circuit boards scanned in VR were to speed up the path finding and such, and FE’s Mimics were made to analyze the animatronic’s routines and movements so scanning their circuit board would do that. Tiger Rock shows us that the Mimic takes form of and mimics things that would make sense in that environment. The Mimic’s also shown to act as the character it's portraying when in a costume. Both of these things would explain why the Mimic would act like Afton and wear a rabbit costume in Help Wanted. In Ruin, Candy Cadet’s story matches both Glitchtrap’s in Help Wanted and the Mimic’s in Ruin, establishing a connection between Mimic and Glitchtrap along with the story again showing Glitchtrap copying a “lullaby” (Tapegirl’s voice) in order to trick the player into infecting their mind.Originally, the introduction to the Mimic after destroying the concrete wall with a forklift was going to play out much different. Cassie would've been greeted with cake, and the Mimic was going to emerge from behind a curtain to reveal himself.
If it isn't obvious, this is a parallel to the Pizza Party ending in Help Wanted, where Glitchtrap also emerges from behind some curtains to lure us away and kill us.
EDIT: For those of you who pointed out that it's scrapped; yeah no the intention of Steel Wool behind this remains, sorry if you don't like how this stuff doesn't get confirmed through the games themselves, but this is 100% still confirmation that the Mimic is Glitchtrap.Vanny got freed as Princess Quest was holding her soul trapped, as we see her mind get locked away in Help Wanted, in a room we unlock at the end of Princess Quest. The animatronics could be mindlessly hunting Cassidy as they are beginning to break free from the infected circuits or have gone haywire. The Mimic not looking like Burntrap can be explained by the earthquake or by Vanessa taking it off of it so it couldn’t extract more of Afton’s agony, explaining why the eyes are no longer purple and black. It’s seen no-one since the end of SB, so it has no reason to start fully mimicking someone else. Glitchtrap=The Mimic. Getting rid of the virus wouldn’t stop it from mimicking Afton, it would end its grip on everything else, explaining why it lures Cassie. Plus it mimicking Afton explains Cassie’s name being so close to Cassidy - it is mimicking Afton and fate has caused it to inevitably create its own vengeful spirit.
And if burntraps the mimic so is glitchtrap and what do you know:
You also need to think logically about this. Burntrap is a rabbit animatronic that can distort electrics, is trapped in a underground pizzeria, and is connected to springlocks. The Mimic we see in the epilogues of the books is a rabbit animatronic that can distort electrics, is trapped in a underground pizzeria, and is connected to springlocks. It just makes logical sense if the Mimic and Burntrap are the same character.Ignoring the metal claws and the fact that the Mimic has the ability to not only repair itself using old parts but also change its design to fit into any suit that’s available, this isn’t really a good argument considering the other characters in Ruin. Roxanne Wolf has a completely different endo (not just the head), Freddy’s shattered design has new and old parts, and Candy Cadet’s design changed in Ruin with no real reason.
Another argument is that MXES is used to keep the Mimic sealed away and the MXES machine looks old, and therefore the Mimic was stuck in the room by the time Burntrap existed. Although it is true that MXES was most likely older than we first expected, we do know that the Mimic was locked away after the ending of Security Breach at the very least. We know this because we literally see Gregory had a previous encounter with the Mimic after SB, therefore meaning that the Mimic wasn’t sealed away until Gregory and Vanessa were set free from mimic1. Therefore the Mimic wasn’t sealed away when Burntrap existed, and they could still be the same character.In the Tales from the Pizzaplex epilogues, it is made specifically clear that the Mimic was wearing rabbit ears, which already suggests they could be Burntrap. But that in itself isn't much to go off of. But the Tales from the Pizzaplex epilogues also tell us how an unfortunate teenage girl Kelly became victim to the Mimic. Peeling open their body and crawling inside, wearing her bloody carcass as a costume. So now, the Mimic is an endoskeleton with rabbit ears and a corpse. Without the Springbonnie suit, that is literally Burntrap. Now, I really do see this as a parallel to the Mimic wearing Afton's corpse, and Burntrap isn't literally Kelly, or maybe it is, and he did explode into fleshy bits like the the man in room 1280.
In Tales from the Pizzaplex, the Mimic was also noted to have something else that is interesting. An electronic magnetic pulse, aka an EMP. This allows them to drain any devices they approach or downright shut them, if targeted. It seems the Mimic does this in Ruin by disabling Cassies flashlight, but Burntrap may also have been doing this. It's believed Burntrap was trying to hack into Freddy during his boss fight, but what if he wasn't. What if Burntrap, the Mimic, was focusing his EMP on Freddy to drain his battery. He does this because when he's drained of his battery, he exits safe mode, which is the only reason the Glitchtrap Virus, Mimic1, is unable to corrupt him. Without his battery, safe mode turns off, and Glitchtrap enters him; making his hostile.
In Ruin, we see the Mimic do something it does in the books, curl its arm. Why does it do this? And why does it connect it with Burntrap? Well, the reason it does this because in Tales, they were initially created to mimic their creator, Edwins son, Davids behavior. David always carried a plushie around, so the Mimic held its arm up in an odd way in an attempt to mimic this behavior. We see it do this in Ruin, AND Burntrap does this in Security Breach. As the cavern is collapsing, Burntraps arm is curled up, the same arm.
Weaker point, but still notable evidence: They're both directly under the Pizzaplex, so it'd be quite off for two characters with near the same roles to be in the same exact area.
Why does the Mimic look different?
This is pretty simple to explain, the real-world explanation being Burntraps endoskeleton beneath the corpse and suit is a mess. Floating pieces that can not be covered up. So, of course, a redesign was necessary.
Now, why does the Mimic look different in-universe? Personally, I don't think Burntrap existed. I think they would've if Glitchtrap had Vanny succeed in recovering the Mimic and merged the endoskeleton with Aftons remains, but he didn't, Gregory freed Vanessa, so Burntrap isn't canon. But in the sense that he was, there's two reasons, maybe a third, combining the first two reasons.
(1) The Mimic changed parts: we know the Mimic can and does do this, just look at them, their made of different pieces welded together, scraps from over the years. Who's to say Vanny didn't just throw some parts together to replace the Mimics parts so that Aftons corpse could better be merged onto it. It does change parts anyway when it wears the costume in the scooper ending.
(2) The Mimic shapeshifted: Yes, the Mimic can do this. It's very possible that it simply shifted itself, changing its appearance when wearing Aftons body and the Springbonnie suits. And again, it would've also done this when it wore the costume in the scooper ending.
(3) Shapeshifted with swapped parts: Maybe it's both reasoning. The Mimic changed their endoskeleton parts and, with them, shapeshifted when it wore Aftons corpse.
And that is a wrap, I hope you guys enjoyed this post explaining why the Mimic looks different in Ruin. it simply was a case of just changing their appearance to better wear the remains of Afton.
Thanks for reading!
Thank you for such a well written reply! You ellaborated on the Mimic=Glitchtrap argument really well. I've read and discussed theories surrounding the Mimic often, and I think your reply encompasses the most relevant points the best. But to start off, I am aware of the Youtooz MXES merch, but I still am sticking with my stance. If a child possesses Freddy, you still call the animatronic Freddy. If William possesses the MXES program, you still call it MXES. So, it is not a strong rebuttal. As for the Mimic for the Tales from the Pizzaplex, I don't believe they hint at Burntrap. Yes, the Mimic crushes a girl inside an animatronic suit, but her body does not fuse to the Mimic at all. The only similarity between Mimic and Burntrap is the left hand. The Mimic also has the same teeth as Eclipse, but of course, they aren't the same character. The strongest evidence for them to be the same is the shared arm pose, which, to me, is only a reused model rig. I would also add that I don't believe the books are in the same continuity as the games. Yes, I know the things scholastic have said about sharing worlds, but that simply means they share the same canon. Sharing the same canon doesn't mean sharing the same continuity. I do think the books give us important glimpses into the Mimic's and the Pizzaplex's backstory, I utilized some of those story points in my own theory, but I don't believe them to be one to one. But in conclusion, I believe you are completely right in your theory if the books are in the same continuity. But I don't believe them to be, I believe they are parallels, and with having that in mind, I consider my initial theory to be the most convincing to me personally. But hey, when this whole book debate gets settled by Scott or Steel Wool, with them favoring the bookgames theory, them I am positive your interpretation would be the correct one. :D
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1. Greg says mxes is a PROGRAM aka code (ai) entity is mxes meaning its ai NOT SOUL
2. I think tales is cannon
3 Burntrap and Glitchtrap look nothing alike yet there the same
4 in tales from the pizza plex book series mimic described EXACTLY like Glitchtrap/burntrap
5. Mimics big THING is CURVING HIS ARM to have Burntrap doing it is a clear indication he's mimic or running the program of it
@@Spawnmatism i just wanna say program means a set of code set out to do something greg says mxes/entity is a PROGRAM designed to keep mimic down there. So mxes is the CODE aka ai desighned to keep mimic down there.
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@@Kitkat-rz3gn shhhh let me have this
You now? Andrew is the one who made ucn😑
L take. There is no evidence he exists in the games.
@@friskycalibri2293 kid face, the books literally, ucn, into the pit game and more 😐
@@Kakikito1234 The books, or at least the fazbear frights ones, are not game canon, so no man in room 1280, into the pit, or stitchline shenaningans. The kid in ucn is a picture of Scott's kid, and is thus dubiously canon. The only, and I mean the ONLY "proof" that Andrew is the vengeful spirit is the animatronics using "he" instead of "she", and considering how inconsistent pronouns are in this franchise, even that is questionable. Besides, if pizza sim and ucn were meant to clear up things, why introduce some random unknown seventh kid more than a year later and make him the vengeful one instead of the kid who, not only did we need to solve an actual puzzle to learn their name, but was given the name only days after ucn?
TL;DR: Cassidy actually has plenty of in-game evidence supporting her status as the Vengeful Spirit, Andrew only has one very questionable evidence. Therefore, Cassidy is unquestionably the Vengeful Spirit that set up ucn.
@@friskycalibri2293 Scott literally has a twit talking about the canonicity of the Fazbear Frigths until before they were released to the public, he said that these books happened directly in the games, and if you read them you will realize which stories do.
@@friskycalibri2293Cassidy is not vengefull! The only thing she want to do is rest, this is say implicit on the lot book.
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