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I think Jeremy is the only one who doesn't have a design. But there are designs for Gabriel (Freddy), Fritz (Foxy) , Cassidy (golden Freddy) and Susie (chica)
Did you see the FNAF missing kids official designs. What's your opinion on em
oh...? i've never seen em I think...
A practice design for Susie
I worked to hard on this, hope it looks good pals!
Missing children gang+ Elizabeth (a repost)
Springtrap e missing children do passado
eu queria adicionar as outras 5(tô falando dos toys caso não tenho entendido) mais eu não sei como elas são
o próximo post de fnaf vai ser só com o Springtrap e puppet
Springtrap e missing children
O 6+ é porque eu acredito que os toys animatronics e mangle(nome original Funtime foxy) estão possuídos por almas de outras crianças que o William afton matou após as 5 que ele matou na segundo pizzaria(no fnaf 2 que se passa antes do fnaf 1 deu a entender que teve outra pizzaria em que a atração principal era os whittereds
Awwww My Heart Bro Xdd
I know. I’m a sucker for Springtrap being all parental. Plus, Charlie finds them again and tells them what happened to his family and how he used to be when he was alive. So, they learned to trust him more.
yeah true how do the children that William killed how do they react to him
They feared him. A LOT.
They couldn’t move on after he died. So they tried to stay as far away from him as possible. I think it’s worth mentioning that Cassidy was the oldest at the time, and they just followed her word. But then Susie goes to talk to him, she wanted to learn why he did the things he did. She didn’t really believe he killed out of sheer joy like Cassidy says. She then learns he isn’t as bad as she first thought. They others warm up to him eventually as well. They see him as a second father.
oh ok, few! xd ^^ you have any info on charlie?
Hell yeah!
Charlie is a smart, headstrong girl. She’s responsible, organize, and tends to nag Michael from time to time. She’s also really good with kids(no surprise there). She and William were really close as well. She always used to call him “Uncle Willy” when she was little. She was also quite close with Norman, and was saddened after he died. Charlie was actually the same age as Michael when she died. However, she never hated William for killing her. She knew he never wanted to, plus she saw how he regretted it instantly. He was even at her funeral. She wants to save him as well.
After the other children died, she tried to help them by putting their souls into the suits. Though, she doesn’t really know if she helped them at all. Nonetheless, she cares for them as much as she can. She’s sort of a mother figure to them.
WLC 6.2: Amber
Deputy Tanglepork steps inside, but hesitates. "Is that safe?" she asks of the glowing crystals lighting the room.
"Yeah," says Ling, "Ya want to stay outside?" Ling gestures and a bubble forms around the pair, both in and out of her house.
"What is this?" The deputy looks about in awe of the shimmering shield and the distorted view of the world outside.
"Privacy bubble: people can't see or hear through it."
"That sounds threatening," says Tanglepork, "And probably illegal."
"Not yet it isn't," says Ling, sticking her hand out and in the bubble, "But I get it. Fortunately, my own invention; haven't taught a soul." She returns her focus to the deputy. "Now, why ya here?"
J: She really called that one. L: Strewth, I'm impressed ya figured it out on your own.
"I need to know who's entered and exited the Underdank."
"I gave those file to the sheriff," says Ling, irritation rising in her voice, "I just said that."
"There are children missing, Ling," says Tanglepork, looking her dead in the eye. "The sheriff is blaming you."
"Sprogs on walkabout and that c**t's playing blamsies?" growls Ling, "What are your leads? Macca's way or Splish-Splash?"
"Can you... repeat that?" asks Tanglepork.
Ling takes a deep breath, "If the sheriff's not looking for the kids, then I will. So, what are your other leads? Could they have gone past Old McDonald's farm or Splish-Splash River? Whose tykes are missing, too?"
"You wanna help?" says Tanglepork, taking out a notepad, "Okay, yes, it's six kids, maybe seven."
"Maybe seven?"
"Sheriff's not counting Matches."
"Who's that?"
"Homeless orphan, lurked around the other side of town for about half a month. May be unrelated."
Ling sighs. "Next time ya know someone who might be starving, send them my way."
"Will do." The deputy begins reading her notes. "First, we have Hanzy and Grater, Toothfist's kids; last seen leaving school last week. Never made it home."
"Goblins," says Ling, "That's why it's taken this long to notice. Hanzy's the one with the weird spiky growths."
"Second, Graupel and Rosen Rotweiss, twin kobolds, allegedly assisting 'a dwarf' every couple days, disappeared earlier this week."
"Any I.D. on this 'dwarf'?"
"Not yet. Vague enough to be in any direction too... including the Underdank."
Ling shakes her head; it's not worth commenting on.
"Third, Gene Geneson Jr., parents claim he ran away a few days ago."
"Genette? Yeah, I can take a swing at why she'd do that."
Tanglepork checks her notes, "She?"
"Not your business," waves Ling, "Shouldn't have said it. Regardless, possibly our 'dwarf.'"
"Uh, finally, Loxi Goldberry, mayor's niece, went out looking for Gene yesterday."
J: Oh, Loxi... A: Who is she? J: Nothing, no one really. L: Jevoi's first crush. She was in tatters when Loxi and Genette started dating. J: I was not! D: I thought it was Gank. J: That is also false.
"There we go," says Ling, "The reason the sheriff's acting now. Have anything from the kids? Hair or nails?"
"I know what your thinking," says Tanglepork, pulling a pink hairbrush out of her bag; it is covered in blonde elven hair, "We already tried this."
"That's curious," says Ling, snatching the brush, "But let me try first."
Ling focuses on the girl's discarded hair and sends a pulse of magic through the world. There is no reaction from anything.
"Told you," says Tanglepork.
"This is a big clue," says Ling. Noticing the deputy's confusion, she continues, "If the location pulse isn't detecting her, it means something, or someone, is actively blocking it."
"Or she's not on this plane of reality."
"Both directions worth looking into," says Ling, handing the brush back, "Anything for the other kids, just to be certain?"
L: We checked; no signal for any of them, not even Matches.