Another Analysis of Scraptrap's Design (and a new redesign) [Part 2] 

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it’s too tall

How did this video just pop into existence out of nowhere?

Your original design wasn't that bad it's just that you neglected to give us an idea of what it looks like in 3D space, and it seemed to lack enough of the animatronic springlock internals that would be required to allow him to stand up.

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haha i see what you did there

@@sentientsausage684 thank you

@@baconytofficial6069 yeah

*bro same*

Not me (in a cool way)

“I don’t think someone calling a bunny rabbit stupid is what he would lose sleep over, and with that said, he looks stupid.” That has me dying. (Scott cawthon snuck into my house and snapped my neck)

@@mokra1602 based

@@mokra1602 so cool...

Scrap trap feels like you could have a one on one fight. But old spring trap feels like he could tower over you without breaking a sweat as he glares expressionless at your soon to be corpse

@@Duckbusinessman Springtrap's bulky body gives off a vibe of a strong, but relatively slow moving opponent. Scraptrap's thinner, eerie body type gives a more agile and quick feel to it, having sacrificed Springtraps strength for being able to move quicker than expected

SpringTraps built like a truck, compared to ScrapTraps motorcycle esc build

@@Duckbusinessman Springtrap: Monster Scraptrap: Jimmy Neutron

I've always had this sort of design mentality, either I go hyperrealistic and all logic thought out or it makes me disappointed when I look back at it. FNaF 3 had that element of psychological horror you mention (one of my favorite types to try in games), since it was just this strange thing to see - not only was he, in those badly lit and grainy images, seemingly a quite accurate shattered corpse intertwined with a robotic mechanism twisted out of shape, but also he seemed to have been partly flayed and a sort of amalgamation of parts. However, you couldn't tell who was in control - was the animatronic doing what it might've been built to do, approaching you for reasons perhaps sinister and perhaps only unintentionally dangerous? Or was the man inside still somehow piloting it, trying to reach you for some reason, whether to plead for help or to do to you what was done to him? While it's not my favorite of the games, Springtrap was really unique and an extremely effective design and horror element at the time.

@@ultmateragnarok8376 Oh hell yeah, exactly. I mean, I might've only been about 10 when FNAF3 came out, but Springtrap's design was still complete nightmare fuel, especially since I hadn't really seen that much gore before then. Even now, an entire 7 years later, I can still look back on those loading screens and know exactly what was so damn scary about them. Granted, I have to get past the surface level narm first now that I'm significantly older and I've seen all the low effort jumpscare horror I could ever want, but if you really think about it and put yourself in your size 5 elementary schooler shoes then you can let your mind fill in all the gaps like it did back when you first saw the pictures, and then it's just terrifying in general. I can't imagine a skull full of giant lightbulbs would be all that pleasant no matter how old you are.

I'm glad someone else agrees with that perspective. The way I picture it, Springtrap should have been a hellish amalgam of flesh, metal and fabric. Picture it like this: The tattered suit is wrapped around a mesh-like endoskeleton that looks like the shutter doors on old fashioned elevators, serving as reinforcement for the slimmer-than-average endoskeleton that would be needed to accommodate a human being in the suit at the same time. Tattered muscle and skin hang off the collapsible edges of the endoskeleton, demonstrating that he was literally shredded and perforated all the way down to the bone when the springlocks went off, demonstrating just how terrible a fate it was. The ribcage is shattered and splintered, punching out of the chest cavity as a result of the endoskeleton being launched forward from the suit's spine when the springlocks went off. The result is a jagged maw of splintered bone that looks like the mouth of a viperfish, with the withered remains of what may have been vital organs hanging off of some of them. It basically serves as the ultimate juxtaposition of the whole "you'll get stuffed into a suit" threat of FNaF 1. The limbs have all been badly shattered and splintered, with shards that used t o be his legs sticking out at impossible angles, jamming the normal range of motion for the animatronic and forcing an awkward, rocking gait. The eyes would be bloodshot but glowing as they did in FNaF 3's version; a side effect of possession rather than any kind of animatronic. The rods that shot up through his lower and upper jaws went up into his braincase. Could even add in an extra tidbit and say that somewhere along the way the rods hit whatever controls human empathy, so now even if there was once some form of empathy or remorse in Afton in life, it's long gone now. For Scraptrap, weather the suit further, char it in places, remove a leg and arm. The leg has been fully replaced from the knee down with a normal animatronic leg, tied in place with steel cables and the suit that once covered it on its previous owner. The arm couldn't be replaced with something functional, so instead, Afton tied a shard of sheet metal off an A/C unit to his upper arm with steel cable.

This is precisely why Springtrap is my favourite character. In FNAF 2 there’s an element of plausible deniability- faulty programming- but FNAF3? There’s a literal, walking corpse coming after you, burning with hate, and perhaps the desire to continue his child-killing spree (following BB’s voice).

@@Puddor William isn't consciously following the noise. The SpringBonnie programming is still intact, which "for ease of function turn and walk toward sound they hear." When Springtrap hears it, the friendly mascot wants to entertain the child, but William knows it's a trick. That's why sometimes he ignores it (he can do that!) William manages to control the suit and continue making his way to you.

Oh that's actually a cool idea.

Say, could you help me with a little thing? Working up some concepts I came up with.

@@Mike14264 Uh i guess yeah

@@TheKingMgee ok so, I had this idea for one a these Fnaf fan games. I probably won't use it, but it was something that popped into my mind. Similar to Popgoes, the animatronics are all critters from my country. As for the office, it has a big front window with electric blinds (a-la Candy's 1), a vent on the left with internal shutters and a door with a broken lock on the right. The idea is that, if a robot is on the hallways outside your door, you can shine them away. Problem is, they're kinda quick, and you have to shine your light at the doorway before peeking to make sure they ain't too close. If they are, well, you can't lock the doo, so just close it, hold it shut, and pray that they stop banging on it and go away. Which they do, but the door can only take so much of a pounding before giving way. I'm thinking that you can also shine away the ones that get too close into the office by the vent, but maybe that'll just push them back enough to give you time to shut the vent grate right on their face.

@@TheKingMgee as for the bots, we have the ones that tackle the left and right, the main one might get already active on night 2 and be more of a mixed bag of mechanics, a jack of most trades, to make it feel like he learns from the others and make him feel more dangerous... One, in retrospective, might be a little too similar to Blank from Candy's 1, but the thing is, it'd play more like Death Horse from Animator's Hell. Once it exits the closet right in front of your hallway window, it has its eyes set on you, and it will keep on pounding the window, even if you shut the blinds, which are only inside. So you have to flash the light and then close the blinds to make it work. And the blinds take power, so you can't just keep them shut forever. The two robots from the side stage would come from the same side, though they can take a detour through the Lounge Room to cover more ground. Since they're on the same stage, they're connected to each other, and that would play on their mechanic: one would be sensitive to sound only (which you can distract it with by turning on the TV in the Lounge Room from the control remote), and the other would be sensitive to light only. Problem is, that's random each night.

I defineatly agree, I think it looks awesome, that's why I also kept them when redesigning him.

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@@toxicscope511 likes and comments boost comments, sadly not just likes as it should honestly be although I have no clue if I'm right or wrong with what I just said

@@toxicscope511 Spot on, scot also stated in the past the another main reason for the redesign was for pretty much Lore puposes, he wanted to make it look more like an ACTUAL human being stuck inside it, actual bones more flesh that actaully looks like muscles, not just strings. for me they both look scary but the redesign without the suit is terrifying lol, it even has ORGANs lol

It could maybe a springlock parts

I always thought that he never really changed suits because come on, where the helll would he find another spring Bonnie suit just “lying around”. I honestly think Scott went for beat up design and didn’t really have enough time to fine-tune it. Also another theory of mine is it his top teeth are actually the same from the old suit except he just pulled all the other ones out just to have two buck teeth

​@@elibecton3558For a while I though that he'd only replaced the Springbonnie's head, not the whole body, until I googled springtrap without the suit and realised Springbonnie's endo is much thiccer than Jimmy Neutrontrap's whole body is

​@@elibecton3558The animatronic parts were shipped to Fazbear Frights. In cutscenes, we can see several different Spring Bonnie costumes. It's possible he found a burnt/torn Spring Bonnie suit at the FNaF 3 location that he used to replace the old one.

thank you!

"This is who I am now." *"Hmm this kinda sucks now that I think about it."*

Yeah, I too thought that.

In the fourth closet william basically admits his "springtrap phase" was basically him going on a power trip

Anyone also notice how they kept having Charlie mention how she'd been doing squats for no reason just so she could make a dumb joke while fighting Springtrap?? Like it just felt so out of place lol

@@Griftyfox i think you mean sit ups

3d animation student here... this ain't just a blender problem. I work with Autodesk Maya, and results like this can also be achieved there too; extruding by FACE rather than VERTECES, and using the smoothing will still result in this. I reckon it could be due to the design being completely rushed. Then again, we known damn well how voracious the appetites of the fandom are. I personally am better with robotics and animals more than humans, but even I'm aware of proportions. Then again, humans isn't Scott's strong point as a modeler, and that's perfectly fine. Hell; even with the original Springtrap, he found an excellent way to get the design to work... is it odd that in the original one the head looks more anatomically correct???

you people are speaking a completely different language

@@themaskedtalker2171 yeah, I’m just more used to blender, lol and I think that’s what Scott used. It is odd how the original was more correct, but I can’t blame him. I suck at human modeling too.

@@bmprimer7809 I would translate but I overcomplicate things when explaining.

"No one will notice" "Everyone noticed" - random Undertale animation

I saw that video, it was so freakin cool. Definitely not how I imagine it happening but it's such a unique and unsettling take on it that I love it

@@theooftroop definitely!

Which video was that?

Never seen that video, but I've been using a pretty similar idea - Afton somehow got out of the old Springtrap suit because it'd rotted too heavily to pass to begin with, and then there'd be the signs of the aftermath of the Fazbear Frights fire. Admittedly the suit he's then changing into is rottes to hell as well, but it's at least _passable._ Also taking the ridiculous scraptrap skull as the old Springtrap head essentially being flattened against Afton's head by the new one. This also exains the tiny ears - they're the old Springtrap ears, awkwardly merged with the new suit.

And Spirit in DBD.

I think the point sticking out is just his arm is the bone snapped

He sharpened the bone to use as a knife so he does kinda do what ur talking about

@@savvythedivineyethuggable7493 the spirit doesn't really fit this, and she's an Onryo (a vengeful spirit in japanese mythology) She is assuming a relatively human form, with her body held together by nothing more than rage and stubbornness. Plus, her weapon's an actual katana, as opposed to the hammers used by Leatherface or the Hillbilly, where they're tools that they use as weapons

@@sev1120 I don't really know why you brought Letherface and Hillbilly into this. But, my point is that Spirit's katana is located in her arm when not in use.

I mean it’s Oof Trap are you surprised?

@@75JUNAKI ooftroop*

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His forehead is realistic

@@BonnieTheBunny20 this is FNaF there is no realism

@@BonnieTheBunny20 there’s time traveling ballpits dude

The forehead is actually normal sized

@@KennyLastname oh hello!

What if his old one was ruined by oh, I don't know, A FIRE?

@@elijahsmall5873 I mean, if that's the reason, then like.. sure I guess? Its still entirely unnecessary

@@themagicalaxolotl2258 ok

@@themagicalaxolotl2258i mean, would you rather have your organs and guts exposed in a burnt, wrecked suit, or find a new one?

@@Mr_Heron I'd rather him just be dead after 3 actually idk why they brought him back at all

“His skull looks like the blender monkey”

As someone who has ankle guts, I confirm this is truly one of the design elements of all time.

What I’m about to do is extremely cringe .. _UNDERRATED COMMENT_

I still think it would have been best if he did reuse Springtrap's FNAF 3 model but tweak. I don't think anyone would have complained

thank you!

@@theooftroop also that thumbnail is just a masterpiece. Good job to whoever made it. It's so good. We need a full image of it

@@StephenDurnan I made it, thank you!

@@theooftroop no problem, it's a cool thumbnail and a spectacular scraptrap

Ikr

said this in another comment, I haven't seen too much of that fangame but I wasn't too captivated by the scraptrap design in it. I haven't looked too much into it though so I could very well change my mind seeing it more

@@theooftroop it looks kinda goofy, he has some gigantic teeth.

@Mr.SuperSpringtrapFriends idk I personally like Springbonnie and Fredbear

I have bad news :( Soo there is a new trailer for security breach and apparently Afton is now a spider Music Man :(

@Mr.SuperSpringtrapFriends DUDE DO YOU NOT KNOW WHAT “APPARENTLY” MEANS?! ITS NOT CONFIRMED!? GEEZ!

@@deletedbyuser103 BRO YOU GOT ME DEAD 😂🤣

@Mr.SuperSpringtrapFriends Oh ok

lmao

he is just big braining guys

Fr thought we were done with the forehead jokes 💀

The forehead is normal sized The mask is seemingly the issue

@@KennyLastname he still has a peanut forhead

As Ooftroop always says: “you can’t fix perfection”

If this was canon I think a lot of people would be more accepting of the design

@@ic0nic707 Not me, the books are stupid.

@@twinzzlers it’s only been 6 months and I’m so confused how I thought this lol

@@ic0nic707 Maybe you made it really late during the night? I don't know a single Fnaf fan that want the books to be in the main canon.

@@twinzzlers Honestly FNaF lore is kinda dead to me. *DSaF is superior*

I do! I don't talk about them on RU-vid but I make a lot of my own characters for a personal project.

@@theooftroop is it a project you planning on sharing in the future? I'm sorry if I don't know, I only seen your scraptrap videos so far

@@raptorguy6464 I've shown some of the characters on my Twitter account but in general I don't plan on showing much of it since I want to flesh it out more and get something more official ready in the future

@@theooftroop I see, well good luck on your project man! Excited to see where you'll take it!

thank you!

it'll never end I must accept it

@@theooftroop oh yeah, now that you replied, *REDeSIgn Sp-Rknboinnhgie!!1!!!!11!!*

give the people what they want

Finally someone who I can agree with, I also have the idea that he was still alive in Fnaf three as he never talked, but as in fnaf six he can finally talk because he is “possessing” the suit/ “given life”

@@elibecton3558 YES!!! How do we have the same ideas. (P.S the scraptrap possession thing is a idea that grew on me)

@@noahsepicgamingandstuff and People say “oh yeah he Didn’t look like that when Fasbear frights burned down” when they don’t realize he did live out in the streets for about three or so years.

@@elibecton3558 YES.

Well, I’m pretty sure we see a burnt and broken Fazbear’s fright sign in the cutscene..

The concept of the springlock failure being violent enough to physically peel his skin from his head, most likely from the sections around the neck tearing the skin off and downwards, is an absolutely terrifying one. That would be unfathomably painful even compared to being full-body skewered with mechanical parts.

@@ultmateragnarok8376 *my god..*

there were already two being made before the video was done cus I posted the redesign on twitter early

I think he meant that four years passed since FNaF 6 came out, but it's still a funny thought.

@@syweb2 shhh my theory is better :)