The Storm - Prelude to The Twisted Ones (Five Nights at Freddy's Animation)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2022
- I'm so glad it's finally finished! I'd venture to say this is my most ambitious animation I've made so far, and despite the fact that it's only two minutes long, it still consumed about two months of time working on it. This is one of those ideas that I've had in my head for quite a long time, since I first read the book in fact, I've just never been confident enough that I could successfully pull it off. The modeling of the environments I did almost entirely on my own, except for the models of the tree trunks, which came from polligon.com. The textures are also mostly Polligon textures.
I had to learn several new useful aspects of CGI for this one, like animated trees, dirt, and rain. I'm particularly proud of the droplet in the puddle at the very beginning, that was all animated by eye and I think it looks nicely realistic for a first attempt. I'm not quite as happy with the trees and the dirt, but hey, they're first attempts as well.
The sound effects in this video include my standard set of Twisted Ones noises (running shower, bicycle wheel, mattress, doorknob, cabinet drawers opening and closing) but this time with the new addition of a pitch-shifted window sliding open to be Foxy's servos straining when it's trying to sit upright.
Find the Unigoat. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Music in this video: th-cam.com/video/u_3xh-SGL-4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TheNickofTime
*Context for those who have not read the book:* In The Twisted Ones, the first thing we see of the titular creatures is the place they escaped from: An empty concrete room in a vacant house, with no windows and no exits, concealed under the surface of the bare dirt floor. We only see this place when our characters come across it some time after they've already left, through a breach in the wall caused by storm damage. They also find Foxy, still trapped halfway in the dirt, implying that the others got up and left without it.
This isn't a recreation of any particular existing scene, since we never see them leaving the house. It's just my own interpretation of what we can deduce must have happened. If it were in the book, this event would fall at the very beginning before any of the main plot starts, perhaps as a kind of cold opening.
man i am so obsessed with your work
You are the BEST fnaf content creator in the world!, Also..., Can you show how the springlock Endoskeleton looked going to suit mode and how William Afton looks like wearing It?
PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THESE
Matpat said the Twisted Ones are the Funtimes
@@me-oj5te Matpat didn’t write the books
That shot of Foxy reaching out as they left, with the lightning in the background was marvelous. Excellent work!
Poor guy got left in the ground
Thanks! That shot was a mental image I’ve had in my mind since first reading TTO, and so I reverse-engineered the rest of this animation specifically so it could lead up to that part.
@@TheNickofTime Very interesting. Thanks for sharing
@@Splunkerd foxy: uh guys.. I'm stuck... I cannot move.. guys? GUYS?!
@@nathanjereb9944 I think it’s supposed to be twisted wolf.
Really enjoy the slowness of their movements, gives the feeling of a highly machined creature opposed to to jerkyness of regular endoskeletons.
The smoothness is what I've always imagined the funtime's movement to be like, driven by contracting lengths of coil rather than pistons and servos.
The funtimes I think had both the somehow moving coils and the normal pistons, motors and servos. On larger joints the bigger machinery would provide the strength to move the attached pieces quickly and powerfully, particularly including all the metal those things were built from, and on smaller joints and supplementing the larger machinery you have the coils making movements more fine. Though if the coils were part of the design or actually just a side effect of the possession allowing parts that shouldn't have been able to move to move, I do not know.
Eugh thanks for the image
@@ultmateragnarok8376 way I see it is that the pistons are equivalent to muscle, the coils as tendons, and whatever equivalent of an endoskeleton below all that is probably the equivalent of bones.
Yea
This is AWESOME!!! This community really needs more dark short films like this, tackling the cinematic potential this franchise has that has never fully been realised.
Coming from you, this is a hefty compliment, so thank you! :D
Yeah more dark thing not some ship thing
@@luckyyou7225 More people talk about there being shippers then there are shippers. If you want it dead, you must forget it.
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Were these originally prototypes?
This feels like a scene in a horror movie, one where one of the characters says "what could possibly go wrong" and it immediately cuts to the house and the Twisted Ones escaping from it.
Why is this somewhat hilarious to me 💀
"What could go wrong?"
Machines made from soulless nightmares start rising from the ground in a dishevelled house.
In my opinion, the twisted ones look far more terrifying like this, rather than the graphic novel’s adaptations. This truly captures how they’re mostly unsettling nature is
They look like glass, but imagine seeing them in your house after you get outta the toilet, I would just give up and let them rip me apart so at least I wouldn’t have to see them again
@@CASA-dy4vs it does describe them with a semi translucent outer layer so it would actually look somewhat like glass
the animations this person makes are absolutely top tier. some of the best that have ever come out of the fnaf fandom.
He should totally team up with somebody to make a fnaf game.
I say team up cause am unsure if they know code and other stuff needed for video games.
@@Vance415 true, we've been in need of a proper good fangame for way too long.
@@mrflipflop1321 fnaf plus tho
Those are not animations😳
@@disturbed_chode6803 well, i consider it a „half-fangame” so to speak. remember it is supported by Scott himself.
1:32 the fact that the animatronic’s can almost reach the second floor window is terrifying
They are absolute gargantuans, and as you said, probably reaching the second floor of the house.
He is closer to us so the depth perception kinda throws it off
My god when they start rising out of the dirt, that is just absolutely terrifying
Its cool 🐺
@@Silver.Tw-Wolf but terrifying
@@zrATT_ no, 😼
the scarier thing is where they are going, or rather, what they will do
none of it was scary, but I felt bad for foxy, they just act like he doesn't exist
@@lukeybadookie4091 yeah
you should definitely keep doing twisted ones animations based on stories from the books, probably the best fnaf animations I’ve seen for many years and I’ve been a fnaf fan since 2014
Thank you, I do have ideas for a couple more TTO animations in the future. :D
@@TheNickofTime sweet! cant wait to see more of your amazing work.
@@TheNickofTime Your animations are genuinely really good, I'm gonna patiently wait for them :D
watch the savage children, you are in for a treat.
What am I missing that’s in the books that’s not in the games?
As scifi as this book was, I still think the character designs (especially if the models are similar to those shown here) could make for an amazing game and have potential for genuinely scary moments by contrasting the emotionless, plastic robots with the terrifying monsters
*cough* fnaf 4's nightmares *cough*
@@garbage_channel
Well, they came from a nightmare. That's the main difference with the models in the video.
@@garbage_channel Eh they're a little too edgy for my liking
@@royalblanket tbf these models were made by William to capture and kill kids
It was also described as fleshy, but not. Like some kind of synthetic skin
I love how they don’t really acknowledge each other, but still have some sort of personality- almost emotion even though they’re robots seeming like they’re just following their codes- programs. Great job!
I really love the emotion, or rather the lack of emotion, that is displayed in this animation. Each movement seems calculated and with intention, even simply standing still seems to be more of figuring out where to go, rather than taking in surroundings. The lack of intelligence, as well, mainly when Bonnie seems to be trying to do something with the wall despite an obvious opening being in the room. Even Foxy watching them and seemingly reaching out for help seems incredibly emotionless, a lot less driven by fear or anger. It really shows you that these things are not haunted suits, they are machines, with relatively simple programming and a goal to achieve. Absolutely beautiful work.
Ah, I'm glad you noticed Bonnie derping out with that wall, I think that's my personal favorite movement of any of them makes in this clip, for just the reasons you said. I was really trying to ram home a sense of something I've seen described elsewhere in this comments section as 'unalive'.
I also try to enhance that effect by leaving the eyes alone for the most part (as opposed to animating them looking around), and by having the arms swing around loosely at their sides whenever they're not being used.
1:45 Absolutely love this shot where Bonnie walks up behind Freddy. The scale is brilliant- large enough to be menacing monsters able to bend steel and break bone. But sizable enough to crawl into rooms and be physically tangible. Fantastic job.
And the suit is suitable for someone to fit inside the torso
@@JacTop69 *cough cough* Gregory *cough cough*
Now, my previous critiques of these models still stand - there are internals within them (wiring, movement mechanisms, and the main springlock and similar contraptions which were within the chest and arms, among other bits), primarily. But still, this is amazing. One of my favorite things about this is that it truly shows the scale of these monstrous creations, being taller than a full floor of the house. Love the detail that, while the main storm has passed, the remaining rain continues. The rain actually landing on them as well is great.
Ah, I appreciate the criticism! The lack of springlocks and wiring is a completely valid gripe to have, but I would just like to quickly explain the thought process behind that, because I didn't forget about them. It was a deliberate choice to omit those things, because I wanted 'no cheating' in these models: meaning that I didn't put anything in them that I couldn't ground in reality.
The mechanical stuff Is sound enough (no impossible joints, no requiring horrendous clipping to move, that kind of thing), but I don't know enough about electronics to make educated wire placements, and the springlocks and power source are a whole other can of worms. So if I did put in placeholders that didn't actually make sense, then these models would become tainted by what I consider 'cheating', and that would irk me far more. As they are now, I've figured out these designs to the extent that you see, with no bluffing to make them look any more feasible than they really are.
That's a way to look at it that I hadn't considered. It does add somewhat to their creepiness that they just... don't seem to _have_ all that stuff that they should when it comes to power and control and whatnot, so it works out well enough. As for the springlocks, those mechanisms are loosely described in the most basic conceptual way, rather than in detail, so while a basic springlock piece might be doable the rest of it is essentially up to interpretation. I appreciate the thought you put into that, it's quite nice to see people going through that much effort for such a creation.
wow! two people smarter than me! 😭
@@TheNickofTime That's also what I thought about models too, I was thinking that some people know how to model yet they don't know the proper things about technology to actually make a "working" endo/wiring/etc. So it's fine if you just want to put wiring and leave your imagination to fill in those holes for you. However, these models are amazing.
is it me or this guy is the only not one of few but the only person who is making an enjoyable and interesting fnaf animation content
especially these days
for the trees, you used sapling generator. (addon for blender.) i would suggest using one of the presets such as douglas fur, and add leaves. just a suggestion. keep up the good work!
You have no idea how rare and valuable it is to recieve proper Blender advice on one of my animations. Thank you so much! I admit I skimped on the trees, because I've never used that addon before and I was scared to dive too deep into it.
I might have to do this when I find the time to mess with blender again.
this 2 minute video is genuinely scarier than most horror movies. it's something about how lifeless they are yet alive and moving, sends chills down my spine
Let me tell you, ever since I've found your channel I never had a greater urge to own a high quality headphones. This shit is mesmerizing
That's a very unconventional compliment, but it's one of my favorites I've ever recieved! Thank you!
I love how empty they all feel.
Not like their possessed by spirits or violently malfunctioning, just quiet and cold, with each action for efficiency, logic, and nothing else.
The way the twisted animatronics look here is so good! Almost exactly how I pictured them while reading the book.
Also that hint of watch your 6/ Venta black at 1:24 in the music was a nice touch.
Someone finally noticed! I like to include the Watch Your Six riff as an Easter Egg in my animations, just like Leon Riskin keeps hiding it it in the official series soundtrack. A version of it (based on Venta Black) was even going to be in Security Breach, but ended up going unused.
Oh, come on man I like blood
I swear ever since I've first seen these designs, I honestly can't get enough of it. Outstanding job on this adaptation from the book 👏 I can't wait to see what else you have to offer in the future
The animation is beatiful if you made a full length movie based of the book i would pay to watch it.
Ps. Constructive critisism: The Way the dirt just wooshed of Them felt a bit off, it felt like it had no friction.
Ah, now that's an interesting observation. Do you know why it felt like it had no friction?
It actually had no friction. That value remained set to 0 as I coasted merrily by, oblivious to the mistake I was making until it was too late. Well spotted!
@@TheNickofTime While I’m not the OP here, I’d say it’s because the dirt balls/gravel glided off their bodies like orbeez in water instead of like dirt in open air.
Dirt, even light dirt, will have some weight to it and want to settle in the center of a even a smooth surface just a little bit before it falls away.
The shape of the particles are also large, so it doesn’t look like dust or sand that would essentially pour away after being pushed off the surface of the animatronics by the force of gravity. Thicker dirt, even dry, will be a bit sticky and try to clump together and sticking to the surface of a smooth object, even if only in tiny bits. Also, the rain in the scene could wash away the remaining dirt particles if you want your robots to look clean towards the end.
If you want a reference, I’d find some objects with material that matches how you’d expect the animatronics to feel like and/or somewhat mimics the shapes, bury them in the type of dirt you were imagining, then close up film what it looks like when you pull it out of and/or push them through the dirt. You’ll see where dirt will tend to settle and how much it might cling to the surface of the object after it emerges.
@@evastickler3298 This is incredibly helpful advice. Unfortunately, the oversized particles of dirt is a sacrifice I was forced to make because my computer isn't the best, and it can only handle so many active objects in a single simulation before it starts crashing. But the slight stickiness and tendency to form clumps is definitely something I could strive for in the future, provided I can figure out how to do that (this is my very first venture into physics simulations, so I'm something of a novice to the whole thing).
@@TheNickofTime Ahhhh the objects. Yeah trying to render every tiny speck of something can be a computer crasher for sure. While I have no experience with making this sort of art personally, I think perhaps you can do a combination of a few things to lessen the number of objects but maintain some fluidity? With something like sand or very fine powdery substances, you might be able to do a combination with something like a textured fluid and throwing in a few small grains here and there depending on the shot. Perfectly dry gravel will act pretty similar to what you have already done in this video, with the exception of maybe being a bit heavier and/or smaller. Though with this dirt, it looks like you were going for something like a loamy soil? You can probably make a small variety of different shapes and sizes to mix together and, if you’re able, vary the “stickiness” of it? Some small particles will roll away, some of them will want to stick to the animatronics. Larger pieces that have formed into balls might roll away, but other, less rounded pieces may want to stick more to the animatronic and to smaller particles. These properties will also depend on what material you imagine the animatronics are based off of and how you imagine the state and contents of the soil. Wet/damp thicker varieties of dirt will want to stick more than dry dirt due to the physical properties of water making it act like a paste. This is how some people can make mud and clay bricks. Other times, tiny particles of dirt will want to cling to something, even a mostly smooth surface like plastic, due to some static attraction and/or clinging to the unavoidable tiny defects in the material. Maybe you could mix the textured fluid and individual particles depending on the perspective of the shot and intended soil consistency/content? Of course, all in all, ultimately this is just a minor thing. It’s literally just moving dirt. I don’t think soil scientists will break down your door to shame you for not making the way dirt/sand/gravel falls away with photorealistic perfection. It’s just a little detail to work on in close-ups if you want to maintain the illusion of reality just a teensy bit more. The further the shot, of course, these itty bitty details don’t matter as much.
Also! You’re a novice? With this level of skill? If you’re this amazing as a novice, your future is practically limitless! It’ll be so awesome to see your growth as you learn and practice more and more. Just don’t overdo it okay? Blocks happen, breaks are healthy, progress isn’t linear, and interests change and you may leave this for something else and come back to it later. Try not to let the praise and pressure from strangers online get to your head. Take care of yourself and your skills will come out naturally over time.
Well though TNOT did point out that it had no friction, the dirt was still lose, so Im betting on him setting it to 0 to change it later then just forgetting he didn't do it, and when he checked how the film looked he thought it was at 0
dude I just can't tell you how much i love your work. You've inspired me to begin learning modeling and animation. It's so amazing to see what someone with enough practice (and talent) can do with their skills.
This is incredible to hear. Thank you so much, and good luck on your journey into the wonderful world of CGI!
How :(
This is an incredible astonishing sequel! The original video showed off how creepy the twisted ones can be with the mechanical whirring and creaking and the uncanny stare and smile. Now this amazing video puts that into context. Every. Single. SHOT. Made me feel like something was very deeply wrong. The initial hand coming out alongside the start up of that familiar music brought me skyrocketing back to the fear I feel looking at these things, the shot of multiple hands all coming up at once was so eerie, seeing Freddy and Bonnie’s not-quite-human grins again rising out of the dirt was so uncomfortable, the shot of Bonnie coming out behind Freddy, showing off how gargantuan these machines are, sent a chill down my spine and put a pit in my stomach. This scene isn’t in twisted ones but it single-handedly convinced me that this would make an amazing opening to a TTO movie. Spectacular job, you’re an inspiration to us all!!
I love The Silver Eyes trilogy. I just love all of the lore and the feeling they give off as you get further and further into the story. It's honestly amazing to me. I hope they make another trilogy like this one.
As someone who read the books, and wondered what them leaving wouldve loooked like, i would just like to say, this is spot on! Exactly how i imagined, even better!
Good job :)
1:21 I love this. The camera angle and the awkward way the animatronics are positioned makes this shot so reminiscent of the security camera angles in the FNAF games themselves - even if that wasn't intended. Awesome work
No words can articulate a perfect enough sentence to describe how much i love this animation
Absolutely amazing, every moment is pure enjoyment everything is well done, the sounds, the animations, the animatronics
This is your most ambitious animation and it paid off so well, its visually awesome
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Oh god the shot of them towering over the yard was bone chilling. It really gave the impression that these are unstoppable monsters
love seeing such amazing work from a passionate fan like you, this look so good it could be an intro cutscene to a game
could you imagine looking out your window in the middle of the night and seeing three large animatronics step out of an empty house? i'd be terrified-
this is a great animation though, i love the sound effects and the clean look of the characters.
I love this so much!! I'm obsESsed with the music, sound effects- the little details and everything! It's so well made :) love this stuff! (Was a huge fan of the model showcase too!!)
I remember you from scratch, and saying that seeing that you're doing well now, let alone that you have amazing talent for both music and modeling makes me happy is an understatement. Well done!!! I hope you have fun doing these animations because they are simply amazing!
Thank you! I'm continually impressed by how much of my old Scratch audience has found me again on TH-cam, it's always a pleasure to see people who've been here since the start.
@@TheNickofTime wait like the old coding scratch platform
Your models of them are some of the creepiest I've seen. I love the detail of the noises they make when they move so much
Great work with the sound effects and movements! They seem so robotic and clunky, but smooth at the same time. You really captured the feel of the book, I think.
It's sad to see Foxy being left away from the rest of the crew... But still, amazing work there, I love the animation! 👍
I know Scott said that the movie wasn't going to based off the novels, which I get, but hopefully we could get a spinoff or tv series which is. Because this is awesome.
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That would be great. Even a bloody anime would work (I don't watch anime, but one of those with less characaturised art styles and proportionate bodies is what I mean)because the novels have so many interesting scenes I'd love to see animated, with all the suspense of the Animatronics on the hunt and images like William getting springlocked and Charlie's flashbacks. It would certainly make for a great series.
This was incredible! Very dark, creepy, and atmospheric. Imagine seeing the spring lock disaster of you-know-who at the end of the book. That’d be chilling.
You should make a movie, or at least a series of shorts out of the book. It would be an insane amount of work, but you have the skill to accomplish it. This video is amazing. Great work!
I especially like the atmosphere created, ambient sounds and music for all these videos :)
Don’t know how I never saw this, it’s so well made. Even though I never read the books, this is still really outstanding to me, and I love how the animatronics’ fluid movements make them feel more like bio-mechanical creatures rather than just robots
Why is this terrifying?
I mean, look at the SHEAR SIZE of those things when they stand UP!!
Fantastic work! NO way I will ever animate something like that!
Seriously beautiful. The lighting is absolutley gorgeous and the way freddy ducks down as he exits is weirdly satisfying. Incredible.
Thank you, especially for noticing the lighting. That was the driving force behind this whole animation, the first element that popped into my mind when making it. And the Freddy ducking down bit was also satisfying to animate: I was worried I'd have to make the stoop go ridiculously far down to compensate for the height of the hat, but it didn't end up looking all that bad in the end.
I would love to see you do the transition from these defaults to what people see with the illusion discs on, with your talent and style I’m sure it would look amazing
It’s genuinely amazing you make these things move. It’s so…lifelike and robotic at the same time. Amazing animation and modelling
i love how the models move
their movement is robotic in nature, but just human enough for it to be uncanny
amazing
These animations are so good! Well done, overall!
This looks absolutely amazing, the atmosphere and ambiance is fantastic, and the movement was really nice. Only thing I'd say is that the way the dirt rolled off of them seemed a bit like water rolling off of glass. Great work!
Ah, I know just what you mean. I’ve been pondering why it looks that way, and I’ve come to the conclusion that I had the friction settings far too low. And, the clumps of dirt are much bigger than they should be, but that’s just because my computer can only handle a certain amount at once before Blender becomes unusable.
@@TheNickofTime Makes sense. All I can say, (as I really don't work with blender), is maybe make the dirt directly around the limbs/head have varying sizes, that way it looks a bit more natural. But that's a matter of if your computer can handle it.
The slow planned movements of the animatronics really adds to the atmosphere. These scare the heck out of me and I love it. Seriously great work!
1:02
"Morning Buddy."
"Shut up Rabbit you snore way too god damn loud."
This is phenomenal 100/10 in my book
Posted 2 mins ago and the vid was uploaded 2 mins ago how did u even watch
@@Drooook time travel….👀
@@SuperHarryBros lying* 😱
@@Drooook yes i did
@@SuperHarryBros i only needed a few seconds woth of waching before i knew it was gold
My god this is amazing! the movement, the ambient behind it, the sound is sooo chilly and make me scared! what kind of app do you use for this CGI and 3D modelling? i never tried anything like this but would love to start too
All the visuals here were done in Blender! (blender.org)
@@TheNickofTime thank you so much man, really appreciate all your hard working, new fan here
The designs are so unsettling in a weird way. The total lack of features other than the shape gives them this ominous feel, like they were abandoned mid-development. 10/10 animation
The twisted animatronics are some of my favorite animatronics from the entire franchise and your animations of them are great! Just something about them being these monstrous robots that in reality only vaguely resemble their respective characters is such a neat idea. They feel like a proper blend between the nightmares and the funtimes.
This mood and environment is 1000x better than Security Breach, and that's coming from a fan since the first game. Very well done.
simply amazing, just like a book; the thoughts are formulated nicely with the slow transition and a natural procedure. I can pratically hear my thoughts of the images its describing, almost word for word. You certainly know what you are doing, you have my like.
I can relate with the foxy stuck in the dirt, poor dude couldn't leave and no one helped
Foxy : guys, help me
Freddy : cool it's open
Bonnie : let's check the world
Foxy : GUUUYYYS
1:19 Bonnie over here like, “Ah yes, the wall here is made out of wall”
This is a good base for a miniserie. If YT is full of hilarious FNAF long animations, one with this designs and ambiance relating parts of this history could be a masterpiece.
Foxy was mostly burried and not shiny, but, otherwise fantastic job. The lighting, the graphics, the details of the actual storm. It’s all really good.
When they just emerged from the dirt with their eyes already open, ngl that actually unsettled me
How on earth does this have only 36k view, this is incredible, well done!
This is amazingly well done it perfectly captures the energy and feel from the books and the synth wave esque score is incredible well done!
Foxy be like:
"WAIT YOU DUMB BASTARDS! GET BACK HERE AND HELP ME!"
all the other animatronics: big lore moment
meanwhile foxy: *help I’ve fallen and I can’t get up*
I swear i have bought the books because of this channel
Bone chilling. The way they rise from the ground is honestly haunting.
if you turn on captions you can see an explamation on how it all works
Thank you for making fnaf scary again! Also I loved the call back to fnaf 4 when twisted foxy let out that haunting scream
none of that is hunky dory - beautiful job, i’m terrified why dO THEY SMILE LIKE THAT AND THE EYES NO
Never realized how absolutely massive they are...
The way the twisted animatronics rising out of the ground is pretty eerie
Your animations make fnaf way cooler than it already is
Fantastic job
Especially that shot with foxy when the others are leaving him
The music really boosts the horror factor. Good job on the video.
GOOD GOD! i've never known the twisted one's where THAT BIG! i commend you for really giveing them a sence of scale
GOD you're so incredibly talented. As something you made just for passion, it's incredibly detailed. I haven't read the books so I appreciate you adding context in the comments. Keep doing what you're doin!!!
This is probaly the BEST Fnaf animation ever! Like the lighting Is just... MWA! beautiful!
Also, poor foxy
I love seeing the books visualized like this SO much. This must have taken so much work and I can't wait to see more, amazing job.
You’re so talented with 3d-modeling and animation, and the way you visualised the book characters in your own way is outstanding. Hopefully we get to see more in the future. Not gonna cap, would love to play a FNAF fan-game with these characters.
You need to make a twisted ones short film. Because this is amazing
I love what you've done with the subtitles! I've never seen anything like this before, having a system like this is super cool! reminds me of the "lost coast" half-life addon with its own dev commentary... and the info bits on DVDs too, I guess, but those never incorporate the info into the actual action
This is beautifully creepy! I love how the dirt just flows over them, it adds so much to their rise. Amazing work!
Foxy be like "guys I'm too tired, you go on without me" lol
Good morning twisted squad! Hope you had a nice rest
This is amazing! Absolutely chilling the moment when they rise from the ground!
I love the anonymous yet evil theme playing in the background
these guys look so much better than the graphic novels
Thanks
This was phenomenal! Great job 👏
i love how their eyes don't move and they don't really make sound. it's like they're WAY too aware of what they are and they're just.... staring.
Still find the Twisted animatronics very creepy, also still like how you showed the Twisted animatronics are just machines without anything including a human being inside of them, and gave them a blank stare and cold grin that were designed to kill. Like there’s no anger inside them, they were just following their programming.
the animation is sooo smooth ngl
In most renditions of the Twisted Ones, they always look a little to mangled and horrific. But you have managed to get them exactly right, exactly as they should be.
oh my god why do I want to put these in VR chat and mess with people, I absolutely love these models
I have never been so desperate to run away from a video before
I like how pay no attention to Foxy and are like "Aight, let's head out, boys." while Foxy just looks around.
this animation is great firstly I love the music it just has a great tone to it and I cant forget about how this is filmed and animated I love how this tells a story with no words
Like you said, this would be absolutely perfect as a cold open to some kind of animated retelling of the book. Really good stuff