I'M DOING AN EXPERIMENT

some Fnaf Ar designs because I’m in need of them

i just think they’re neat ;;

*gently places this down*

Wait, was Jessica confirmed to be a brunette in the books? If so, can I get a page number? I don't remember them saying what her hair was.

She was. I don’t have a page number though.

Is Glitchtrap willy boi or is he his own thang

Since Tape Lady said that the AI they re-used came from old pieces of circuit boards I strongly believe that it was the coded program of Spring Bonnie that was found, only it was corrupted by William’s own remnant post springlock incident that caused his death as shown after that one shift in fnaf 3.

Technically, using said ‘possessed’ AI would mean that it would act much more like Springtrap did in Fazbear’s Fright than how it did in fnaf VR since the circuits were constantly directly in contact with William’s remnant itself, but since there was a change in Springtrap’s suit, (passing onto Scraptrap) something must of happened during or after the fnaf 3 place was set on fire.

Now this is were things get a bit wonky since there’s no explanation as to how the suit’s design changed so drastically. So going off of the headcanon that the suit post fire was too unstable and couldn’t hold itself together, I’ll say that William’s remnant transfered itself into a more suitable/usable vessel (it’s a shaky hunch at best, but better than nothing)- which would mean that the husk of Springtrap, along it’s circuit boards, were now technically ‘soulless’ since the soul juice would now be somewhere else.

I’m saying that the parts found by the VR dev team were Springtrap’s and not Scraptrap’s since it’s obvious that William survived fnaf 3’s fire, so some part of that must of had to come out intact.

Moving along the timeline, while looking for physical references to develop the fnaf 3 phase on VR, the dev team ended up finding the boards and thought they could salvage some of it to program it into the game, only that they didn’t know the history of said parts, and they ended up creating a glitch since the circuits were ‘corrupted’, because even though William ‘transferred’ himself onto another suit, one’s soul does simply does not spend 30 years attached to something only to completely detach itself, meaning, a fraction of William’s will stayed, and it manifested itself onto the files it could find in the game’s coding that could be traced back to it’s owner- the suits that were used after the springlock ones were deactivated as mentioned by Phone Guy’s recorded call on fnaf 3.

“But since you said the AI latched onto something it recognized then the behavior must of been linked as to how William himself acted whilst wearing said suit” Well, maybe, but in my personal opinion, that was Spring Bonnies performance coding (the dancing) that ended up mixed with William’s murderous intent (plus his own times wearing the suit and performing, Glitchtrap ‘remembering’ both), thus the luring and killing came from the corrupted code, and Spring Bonnie’s salvaged code that was implemented created a sort of amalgamation- William and Spring Bonnie’s will, just not exactly there.

tldr; glitchtrap is william after several shots of vodka- zero restraints, no morals. will come to your house, kill you, and set it on fire.

U coward. Give us the Hispanic himbo himself, Luis

objective: test the company’s merch - obstacle: you and your friend are himbos

Vanny can be with Luis and Tape Girl. She has two hands to hold

anon I love you

Thoughts on Michael? 👀

Michael is a pretty troubled character from my perspective, one that struggles but can’t reach out, because there’s no one to reach out to.

the thing he learned to value the most in the worst possible way was his family, and yet everytime he thought things might start settling down another tragedy occurred, which never really allowed him to take a moment to just... grieve. It was death after death until it was him and William, the person that ,logically, he’d rely on for emotional support, which would turn out to be a horrible decision for obvious reasons.

I think the drive to set things right amongst the family was what drove Michael to go seek his sister, and what continued to push him throughout the years until everything burned down in ffps, only that in ffps he realized that it wasn’t just about them, it was abour giving closure to all of those who needed, which painted him as very selfless person.

It was a good ending for him, he did bring them all together in one place, but it leaves an extremely bittersweet taste behind- they deserved it, but also didn’t.

to finish up before I ramble my way into the multiverse, I think that Michael as a character has a lot of potential, and each different way he’s portrayed, by either artists or writers is beautiful. He might be a bit of a morally grey character in my eyes, one that’s mostly driven by guilt and grief and the need to bring everything to an end, taking responsibility for deeds that weren’t his, but he had the best intentions.

Welcome, 2020!

How does Vanny feel about Glitchtrap?

between the physical uneasiness from sort of ‘hosting’ glitchtrap and the constant feeling of guilt for collecting the tapes in the first place even after tape lady instructed whoever had found them to leave them be, she feels pretty terrible.

a part of her does at least, the other is... out of commission.

another page redraw! i’ve been dying to do this one in particular... the original was just. something. obsessed w/ how dave, jason and lamar came out,, very proud :]

how bad a person is William, on a range of 1-10. As child murder he gets an additional 5 points to start.

11/10, rancid vibes, bastard man

as a character he’s interesting to mess around, but as a person? raging dumpster fire