There are also out-of-place long, sharp teeth on each of the nightmares' jaws, rendering it seemingly impossible for the nightmare animatronics to close their mouths (however, it has been proven they can do it by taking a closer inspection at Nightmare Bonnie's jumpscare from the fourth game, who is clearly seen snapping his mouth open and shut). Through closer inspection, these endoskeletons seem mostly the same from previous games, except for one strange difference of seemingly detachable razor-sharp claws on each metal finger.

However, parts of them are visible from inside the torn nightmare animatronics' suits.

There is once again difficult to see a clear view of an endoskeleton. The basic model for the Nightmare's endoskeletons. Balloon Boy and Dee Dee presumably have the same gray cylinder. Though obscured ingame, it was only clearly seen in the game files. However JJ, while never included an accurate endoskeleton, is revealed to have a gray cylinder as her 'spine' from her texture image for Ultimate Custom Night. Upon examining BB, JJ, and the Puppet, they entirely lack proper endoskeletons. The player can also clearly see large portions of the endoskeletons on all four of the withered animatronics, as they are heavily damaged, leaving their inner mechanisms visible to the player. The withered animatronics appear to share the same endoskeletons used for the toy animatronics. Additionally, since Mangle is a contorted mess of mechanical parts, its endoskeleton is clearly visible to the player in almost all of its appearances. In the three main toy animatronics, the player can sometimes see glimpses of their endoskeletons at certain angles. The toy animatronic characters' endoskeletons are very different from those presented in the original game, them having more of a frame and featuring working ears built onto the head rather than the ears being built into the costume. Mangle with most of its endoskeleton exposed, as seen from Kid's Cove in the second game. In the trailer of the first game, Bonnie takes off his mask, revealing the bare endoskeleton beneath. Parts of Foxy's inner frame can also be seen as well, as he seems to have been damaged to an extent in areas below his waist and on his chest, arms, left hand, and lower legs. Additionally, at certain angles on specific cameras, Chica's endoskeleton teeth can be seen from within her mouth. This does not appear to be the case in other further installments after the first two games.įreddy Fazbear's endoskeleton from the first game's main menu.Īll four main classic animatronic characters share the identical endoskeleton models. At night, they will confuse the player for an endoskeleton and stuff them in a suit, which is filled with wires and crossbeams, as mentioned by Phone Guy, ultimately resulting in death, which the game over screen clearly shows. According to the rules of the establishment, an endoskeleton is not to be seen outside their suit, so the animatronics are programmed to forcefully stuff any exposed endoskeletons into a Freddy Fazbear suit.

The endoskeletons are one of the driving points of the game as they are what gets the player killed - not the physical endoskeleton, per se, but the animatronics' confusion of it with the player. The endoskeletons are housed inside character-themed suits, thus bringing the animatronics to life for the patrons of restaurants hosted by Fazbear Entertainment ( Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex, etc.) as well as allowing them to roam around the establishment at night. The endoskeletons were mostly created as skeletons for the robots, composing many mechanical parts and animatronic devices including wiring, eye and mouth pieces, moving limbs and digits, and voice boxes, all of which come together to make a bipedal humanoid animatronic.

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