The Untimely Death of William Afton | FNaF Theory | Lore Bites Episode 4 

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This is true

Is there something in particular you disagreed with?

I believe they still haunt the suits after william gets springtrapped. Thus why the good ending of fnaf 3 shows them with the lights in their eyes out, because you put them to rest and the fire at fazbear fright is what set them free

I think I'll get to that, but in short, his death didn't exactly make the animatronics not haunted.

@@Under_Score I guess that could work. I think I explained my point wrong though. What i meant is that the spirits left the animatronics when William destroyed them, not when he died. My point was that the animatronics had to be have been destroyed so the spirits would attack William, so the question would be how are the spirits still inside the animatronics if they were destroyed before FNaF 1. Hope I managed to explain my thoughts better this time.

@oliver I thought it was that their souls had to be burned up to be free like how in fnaf 6 and fnaf 3 ending the robots just want to kill and be in vengeance at this point until someone free their souls

charlie put them back. she is afraid of being left alone. remember how she died? all by herself with her friends leaving her. by reincarnating the kids she basically trapped them again because she wanted friends. she fears being alone again. that’s also why we see a giant crying puppet in mangle’s quest. she knows what you’re doing and she’s begging you to stop.

Mysterious banging? The only banging I can think of is foxy banging on the door of the office which is hardly mysterious

⁠@@ShockwaveTheLogicaland the clanging from the kitchen, but I’m pretty sure that’s just Chica To be fair though, there is a whole lot of eery background noises in FNAF 1 especially and I don’t know if all of them are necessarily identifiable. So it’s not implausible for one or some of them to be a trapped Springtrap (or just for him to be present there even if he doesn’t make any noise)

because fazbear entertainment was just like "so uhhhh the animatronics are repaired but what about a place to put these animatronics in" or at least thats my headcanon

well they wouldnt give a pink slip to a dead man, and you also have to keep in mind that fritz smith aka Michael afton also got fired for the exact same reasons, and they wouldnt consider a full dismantling of the animatronics as just"tampering." plus in that same game the animatronics were shown to go after ordinary people too when they killed the phone guy

hmmmmmmmmmm

@@bluejay6196 oh my gosh it’s a fedora

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What?

You wouldn't stop singing.

@@RTDelete maybe yes

@@RTDelete We can't have genius without a bit of Madness now can we.

Same no one deserves to be left like that he should receive jail not torture

All the FNAF 1 animatronics always had teeth on the bottom except for foxy, who had both.

Yeh the main 3 FNaF 1 Animatronics only ever had teeth on their bottom jaw like they do in the trailer, though glad that you like the Theory

@@springyb0i693 Yes, that's what I meant to say, my fault lol But it's still really weird either way, cause why in the FNAF 3 trailer they got teeth at both the top and bottom? It could be like how Under_Score said, with how they rebuilt the Withered trio but William Afton broke them down, destroying them. Then Fazbear Entertainment not feeling like repairing them again with such a low budget, they dealt with what they had, now being the FNAF 1 animatronics

Thank you good sir, I’m quite glad you’ve been enjoying them.

He's an Absolute Madman

Thank

Hence y that's the first game of game_series_franchise.

Yes, but what does that have to do with this video?? The Bite of 83 occurs at Fredbear’s Family Diner in 1983 to the Crying Child, William Afton’s youngest son, on his birthday when his older brother (Michael Afton, probable protagonist of FNAF 1-6) and his friends shove his head into Fredbear’s mouth. His tears and probably wriggling presumably set off a springlock failure of some kind, causing the animatronic to clamp down on his head and crush his skull/cause generally severe head trauma and presumably brain damage that he later dies from in the hospital. The Bite of 87 is a completely different incident that occurs in 1987 in the FNAF 2 Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza location. It is a lot more mysterious, with most of the details unconfirmed. The only thing we really know for sure is that the victim had their frontal lobe (a part of the brain) destroyed by it but seemingly actually survived the accident. The victim of the bite is very likely the main protagonist of FNAF 2, Jeremy Fitzgerald, and it seems to happen at the party mentioned in the phone call the night before he gets moved to the day shift (AKA the last night you play as him) as it is not mentioned before that and that event is set to be the last before the restaurant closes down. The perpetrator also isn’t known for sure, but is very likely one of the toy animatronics based on the comments about their strange and aggressive behaviour towards adults and for Jeremy to stay close to them (at the party) and make sure they don’t hurt anyone. As well as their complete scrapping after the restaurant’s closure, while the older and much more rundown withereds were kept and refurbished. It is most theorised to be either Mangle or I think Toy Bonnie I’ve heard too, that did it. Meanwhile William’s springlocking into the Spring Bonnie suit is a competely separate and unrelated incident to both Bites and occurs at a different location (seemingly the FNAF 1 Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza location) and almost certainly takes place after both of them