Mike was fired for tampering with the animatronics, so I think he actually did check the suits in the back room for Phone Guy’s corpse. What a good friend.
@@CascadeGamesRUclips he's referencing how you get stuffed in a suit, he's basically stating he's screwed and to check in the place his body will likely be.
My two favorite dark comedic moments: FNAF 1, Night 1: ...yeah, they don’t tell you these things when you sign up. FNAF 2, Night 1: It doesn’t seem to affect ALL of the animatronics, but it DOES affect...one of them. The delivery on those lines is just so perfect.
Fnaf 1 night 3: Then again if they think you are an empty costume, they might try to... stuff a metal skeleton into you. I wonder how that would work...
The Night 4 call in FNAF 1. He basically knows he is fucked so he basically tells the night guard to find him in the suits in the back cause he knows he is gonna get stuffed in one, so he tells him to hopefully find him. His message of "I'll try to hold out" is basically his way of saying he'll try to stay alive for long to see if someone will find him. Pretty sad he died though
Animatronics trying to kill William: understandable Animatronics trying to kill Michael: understandable (because he looks like his father) Animatronics killing Phone Guy: Purely off vibes
@@snapnclap In fnaf 1 it is Mike Schmidt but it turned out to be Michael Afton, William's son. Michael went under the name mike Schmidt to avoid fazbear entertainment investigating him. And yes fnaf 2 in Jeremy is the night guard the Victim of the bite of 87.
@@sandwich3989 What if Mike _is_ the Phone Guy? In FNAF 1, you're listening to your own recordings, because you went back to the original Freddy Fazbear's location to burn it down. The Night 6 recording is just Michael getting attacked by an animatronic because he looks like William, but he could've survived that. Both Phone Guy and Michael's favorite character is Foxy, and Phone Guy clearly sounded distressed when he told Jeremy that one of the yellow suits, the springlock suit, was missing. That's because it was either Spring Bonnie, the suit used by Michael's father, or Golden Freddy, the suit that his dead brother would later possess. Michael also would've been scared of the Puppet, because that was the first victim of the Missing Children Incident.
@@Silverwind87 Well there _is_ a slight problem with the theory as Michael was attacked during the events of sister location (94'). Meaning Michael made it out of the original location (FNAF 1 93') and told William all about the animatronics trying to kill him and sht. And another reason Michael made it out was because of the pay check at the end of night 7, we got fired for the animatronics being tampered with (the blood,stench etc.)
it's a good theory, but phone guy says (in fnaf 2 night 1) that the animatronics will try to go find where the people are because they're hardwired to always be in the room with people, so they'll try to find the people bc i think that's how they're built. but it's a good theory!
In fnaf 1, the animatronics are possessed by dead kids seeking revenge, in fnaf 2, the withered animatronics are the same as the ones in fnaf 1, so still the dead kids, but the Toy Animatronics were tampered by William "Some one used one of the suits. We had a spare in the back, a yellow one. Someone used it... now none of them are acting right." "They interact with the kids just fine but when they see an adult they just... stare." So they think every employee is the prime suspect of the missing children's incident from 1985.
i gotta commend scott's voice acting. phone guy seems so mild-mannered, and phone dude is totally different *Edit: appearantly someone else might have voiced phone dude, but Scott is officially credited for that role by several sources. but y'know who tf knows, I sure don't.
Everyone’s like “oh foxy’s my favorite” but since day one I’ve loved phone guy, he’s the only ally we’ve gotten in the main series. He’s the only one there for us. Also just think about it, he’s been with the franchise through all the controversy and he’s stayed there trying to prevent the workers from dying but never leaving even though he knows the dangers. It sucks that he died, but he’s the real og of the series
@@kingdmind glam fred wouldnt even last 2-4 mins bcs of his battery problems, yea he could get pass all the other animatronics but he would be useless without his batteries. phone guy could actually last for days until he would get attacked by the animatronics, not to mention these were the old days where he was the only one who actually could help us on the problems, and could save us without uk, dying every 2 till 4 mins lmao
I know this is an old comment but is there any lore as to why it’s the same person in fnaf 1 and 2? Did he survive getting stuffed? Is it golden Freddy using his voice?
I enjoy how these phone conversations establish that there were more grounded explanations behind the animatronics' behaviour, like the endoskeleton theory and the lack of a night mode. It created a mystery whether they were just machines or something more paranormal.
It's amazing how an indie game like FNAF could not only turn into its own video game series, but also provide a really deep and fascinating lore that is compelling enough to lure people in and make them want to learn more. Hats off to Scott Cawthon for his work on this series.
@@Hank.McJonez I was told people were making fun of his games before FNAF saying they "looked like creepy animatronics" and Scott was like, "creepy animatronics you say"
i know!! he was actually terrified and when he said he'd take the night shift, he sounded super unsure. it's one of my favorites because of how little it says but how much it shares from the story behind fnaf
@@comicfan8350 That quote still freaks me out to this day. Not only does it blast out a crap ton of lore, but it also gave off that “shit just got real” type of vibe. It’s amazing.
2 years later lol, but I also love how he stops trying to convince you that the animatronics aren’t dangerous. He goes from trying to assure you that Freddy’s is the safest place on Earth, to sounding genuinely anxious and telling you to “stay close to the animatronics. Make sure they don’t hurt anyone, okay?” That development always gives me little chills
FNAF 1 night 4 call is actually scarier now, in light of recent events… You can hear him worrying that he’s gonna get stuffed in a suit, and when he gets cornered, you can hear him losing all hope. One of his final words were “I’m happy I was able to record those phone calls uhh… when I did.” Now it’s even more true than ever.
24:03 damn this guy doesn’t care about you at all he’s basically like “yea if you start fucking dying then do it somewhere else we can’t have a nobody ruin the Fazbear name bro”
HAHAHAH YES he was like "idk if the suit goes off move over to a private place so you bleed out where nobody can see you fazbear has a reputation and you will _not_ ruin it."
Theory: Maybe Phone Guy is actually the day shift guard, and he knows that at night it gets dangerous, so he’s recording the messages just before his shift ends to help out the Nightguard, and in Fnaf 1 Night 4, he had to stay a bit longer to record the message, so he stayed too long to the point where the Animatronics got to him.
it's a good theory, but in fnaf 2, phone guy is just an employee, maybe a day guard, and at one of the phone calls he says, "when the place eventually opens again, i'll probably take the night shift myself", which is what he does in fnaf 1, which leads to his death.
@VoltDenatsu Kinda makes sense because if you think about it Michael Afton could be the phone guy in 1 and 2 bc In 3 we’re for sure playing as Michael and guess what we get Phone Dude
@@Schloonktapooxis Michael and William aren't just similar sounding, the even have the same voice actor lmao so many things just keep pointing to Michael being similar to William honestly
@@Schloonktapooxis he's the only one who makes sense for glamrock freddy. I mean Henry could as well but his eyes wouldn't be purple, it would be Michael cause we saw his eyes glowing purple in SL. Not to mention his living room being in the pizza plex. Also with Michael I think the parallels between them are to show how Michael got confused for William a lot. It would make sense. Even the text, when speaking through fredbeat, William and Michael both have yellow only Michael is a lighter yellow and William a golden yellow. Michael has always been paralleled to William but as a 'good' William essentially.
as someone who is obsessed with horror and fnaf lore and everything but can't PLAY horror games because making the decisions is terrifying, i thank you for this
the fear in his voice in the last night of fnaf 2 is such a cool detail- i love how it also totally ties in with the first game too with him saying he'll take the night shift
I really appreciate this kind of storytelling. It might be simillar to other videogame's hidden tape sistem or something like that, but it's just simillar at the surface, It's really a unique type of narrative. The phone guy tells you indications and mechanics to follow in-game, just as important lore parts, and he even rambles a bit, just like it was a real person! It also gives you a close look about what is happening right now, just as the guy's phone death or even Afton tampering with the animatronics at the second game. It also feels a bit annoying, because of the voice tone and you trying to surviving the animatronics while this guy just keep talking to you forever! Is narrative, the lore, a manual and it contributes to the horror experience. It's just perfect! I know I wrote a lot, anyways I don't expect anybody to read this. I still can't figure out why in fnaf 3 night 4 tape talks about "an unfortunate incident at the sister location involving multiple and simultaneous spring lock failures". Is the same place we know from fnaf 5? Because funtimes are just mortal child traps, not spring lock suits, right? It feels like a reference to something that scott decided to change. Oh my, have a happy new year, lad.
I believe when he says sister location he means another freddy fazbears pizza not the game! Also in one of the nights of sl you were actually in a springlocked suit from what I remember.
That Night 4 phone call brings back... unpleasant memories. Thankfully, right before the freaky golden ghost bear could bite my head off, Foxy broke through the door, grabbed me, and rescued me in the nick of time.
I remember those theories about Foxy, about him not wanting to kill us and was just trying to check up on us which is why he didn’t jump scare us like the others, but we still died from a heart attack
I love how the first phone calls for FNAF 2 & 3 call back to the previous game, telling you to forget anything about before or that it’ll be a lot more interesting than before. Not only is it part of the story, but it’s sort of a message to the player.
True and the calls are what possibly eliminate the "Fnaf 2 is befire Fnaf 1" theory. "They tried redesigning Foxy to make him more kid-friendly" Fnaf 1 Foxy was damaged. "I wanted to ease your mind about what you've heard about the previous location" either bite of 83 or Fnaf 1 again.
@@gneu1527from what I understand, the withered animatronics and the original location was the longest standing in the series since they were refurbished and fixed up after the events of FNAF 2 and the closing of the Toy Pizzeria. So technically, FNAF 2 is still prequel.
FNAF 2 Night 6 is probably one of my favorite video game dialogues ever. He's so worried for you and everything going on in his establishment, and unlike FNAF 1, he doesn't hold back anything, he tells you you're in danger.
I'm a native Spanish speaker, and FNAF was one of the games that helped me to learn English. I was 9 years old when I played this game for the first time in 2015, and I wasn't able to understand what the phone guy was saying back then. These phone calls taught me many words in English, now 8 years later, I can listen clearly to everything he's saying.
FNaF 1 Night one. 0:23 Night two. 3:54 Night three. 5:38 Night four. 6:56 Night five. 8:04 FNaf 2 Night one. 8:39 Night two. 11:52 Night three. 13:52 Night four. 15:22 Night five. 16:30 Night Six. 17:26 FNaf 3 Night one. 18:26 Night two. 21:14 Night three. 23:28 Night four. 24:48 Night five. 25:54
1:55 JackSepticEye: The-These things come to life? That is not good. 8:39 Markiplier: Dude? Why do you sound like that guy that probably died in the last one?
Every time he brings up the mention of someone using one of the yellow suits or the warning of the spring locks gives me chills. Knowing what William was up to and his eventual fate and disturbing rebirthS, it’s creepy going back and listening to this backstory unravel through Phone Guy’s somewhat naive perspective.
Idk if you were around at the beginning of the series or not, but back in the day, Phone Guys perspective about William pretty much was our perspective.
When you listen to these back to back it really is easier to piece together the order in which the calls were made. An example is in fnaf 2's night 1 call. He says that the animatronics are able to roam around the building freely. then in the first game, he mentions this again, but adds that they arent allowed to roam during the day anymore. It's super cool when you notice these little differences between each game
I like how the retro tapes in fnaf 3 cover how to get in and wear the suit before explaining how moisture loosens the spring locks and kills you. Like if they were to wear it without listening to the tape for the next night they’d have no idea
The amount of hints and Easter eggs within these phone calls talking about the later games is outstanding. The Bite of 87 and about the birthday party it happend Fredbears Family dinner The Sister location The secret room Even about how Springtrap came to be and the suits being wearable
Scott Cawthon does sound and audio so well. Also the delivery here is really good I think. The night 4 call in Fanf 1 is actually just perfect with the sense of dread and horrible feeling knowing what’s going to happen. By that point in the game you’ve more then likely died once already and probably ran out of power once. You know what that jingle means, that banging and the power down sound.
Night 1: Classic introduction and another person to another victim in the suit and gives some info and help Night 2: Impressed with progress and gives more help as he knows there may be hope for Mike Night 3: Surpised with how he survived and gives some Vague information and gives more help to Mike in hope he’ll maybe survive today Night 4: happy he made it and reveals that he was trapped here and call reveals that golden Freddy killed him and possibly stuffed him in the suits Night 5: Recites “autobiography of yogi* backwards
I love Phone Guy. He's my 2nd favorite character (behind Charolette). It's neat that he's just a dude who's worked for Fazbear Entertainment for a while, at least since 1987 until his death. He's just a nice guy who, just like Jeremy from FNaF 2 and maybe Mike from FNaF 1 (I don't know if we've decided that he's Michael), got wrapped up in something horrible. He isn't plotting to kill you or get revenge on your dad, he's just a nice man
"In case the springlocks come loose while you are wearing the suit, please try to maneuver away from the populated areas, before bleeding out, as to not ruin the customer experience" Thats my favourite line makes me laugh everytime.
Phone Guy is so cool. The way he's like "Yeah, I'll probably take the night shift myself" and "These characters are beloved, so respect them" shows that he really cares about the brand and looks out for his co-workers. Just a nice guy.
"In the case of the springlocks come loose while wearing the suit, please try to maneuver away from populated areas, before bleeding out, as to not ruin the customer experience." Sounds funny, but it's actually true. At Disney World Animal Kingdom, there is a bridge that goes over aligator waters. If you fall in, staff, both in uniform and ununiformed, are trained to clear out the area. They'll move everybody away so they won't see what will happen. Nobody will go in to save you. Nobody will make the attempt because it's too dangerous. And nobody will try to get what was on you because there will be nothing left.
props to scott for his voice acting (also the fact that it takes place in like 2023 compared to the others which take place in teh late 80s and early 90s)
1:45 - "So remember, these characters hold a special place in the hearts of children and we need to show them a little respect, right? Okay." Damn this line hits so hard now after almost 10 years of fnaf...
I love how awkward phone guy is when delivering the news that the nightguard (you) have a chance of dying. Then he gets all quiet and awkward... I LOVE IT SO MUCH XD OMG SCOTT CAWTHON WHY ARE YOU SO PERFECT YOU FUCKING PERFECTED PHONE GUY
The dread in his voice in FNaF 2 Night 6 though, after being so confident, it sounds like someone talking right after crying, “Someone used one of the suits, we had a spare in the back -a yellow one- and someone used it. Now none of them are acting right” he sounds so scared, and so surprised at what’s happening, it’s so chilling.
The cycle of hatred is liking a series then despising it cause of a terrible fandom then liking it after they move on and you've gained a nostalgia for it
“Like, the attraction opens in like a week, so we have to make sure everything works, and nothing catches on fire!” How ironic since Fazbear’s Fright ends up burning down anyway.
“they used to be able to walk around during the day too, but then there was the bite of ‘87” and “someone used one of the suits. we had a spare in the back,a yellow one, someone used it… now none of them are acting right” and “we found one, a real one” in my opinion are the most iconic parts of the calls in the 3 OG games
The fact that when the phone guy said " I'll take the night shift for myself" after he said that and it turned to fnaf3 it was a different guy just shows that they even put in his death from Fred bears fright
Fazbear Entertainment is not responsible for damage to property or a person. Upon discovering the damage or death have occurred, a missing person report will be filed within 90 days or as soon property and premises have been thoroughly cleaned and bleached, and the carpets have been replaced. Blah Blah Blah
Uh, the animatronic characters here do get a bit quirky at night, but do I blame them? No! If I were forced to sing those same stupid songs for twenty years and I never got a bath? I'd probably be a bit irritable at night too. So, remember, these characters hold a special place in the hearts of children and we need to show them a little respect, right? Okay.
@@pinkfair.y So, just be aware, the characters do tend to wander a bit. Uh, they're left in some kind of free roaming mode at night. Uh.... Something about their servos locking up if they get turned off for too long. Uh, they used to allowed to walk around during the day too. But then there was the Bite of '87. Yeah. I-It's amazing that the human body can live without the frontal lobe, you know?
@@nerymuniz6427 Uh, now concerning your safety, the only real risk to you as a night watchman here, if any, is the fact that these characters, uh, if they happen to see you after hours probably won’t recognize you as a person. They’ll p-they’ll most likely see you as a metal endoskeleton without its costume on. Now since that’s against the rules here at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, they’ll probably try to…forcefully stuff you inside a Freddy Fazbear suit.
I am actually wondering now, if a night guard came in and put on a fursuit in the office, would the animatronics be chill all night? It wouldn’t be exactly the same as the animatronic suits, obviously, but they’re robots. They suck at pattern recognition.
Could you convince someone to try it; considering that most if not all are blind to danger they would need advice beforehand And even then would someone even want to risk it
Crazy how the phone calls leading up to night 5 in the second game were talked to make you think it’s a sequel but then he says “Fredbear’s Family Diner” and talks about how the day shift is now “…available…” because of 87. Very interesting
@@Doodlesdoo the first restaurant opened by William afton and Henry emily. Also the incident where Charlotte (Henry's daughter) was murdered I believe? I do know the bite of 83 happened there though
I have a theory that the green man outside of JR's in Midnight Motorist is the phone guy. It seems to be confirmed at this point that the orange guy is actually William Afton, and based on the phone calls from FNAF 2 I think he's the employee who moves to day shift and then gets fired once the investigation starts. Also the way green talks to orange is reminiscent of phone guy's polite, slightly timid behavior, saying things like "you know you can't be here, don't make this more difficult than it has to be." Not a very important detail, but could be a fun reference.
In fnaf 2, it's always fun when phone guy pauses, then says something. You just know he's trying to put it as nicely as possible that something bad is going to happen.
I'm assuming the timeline with these are: the cassette tapes of the original phone guy (that you get in 3rd game) which probably takes place in the first freddy fazbear's location, then fnaf 2 in the 2nd fazbear location, fnaf 1 where phone guy dies in the last location, then phone dude. This also made me finally realize that phone guy must have worked in the same location at the same time afton did. It's probably weird that I didn't fully make that connection till now.
When I first played FNAF 1 as a kid back in 2014 I low-keyed cried on night 4's phone call. Now coming back to this and hearing that theory you made about it, about phone guy wanting you to check the suit to see if he's in there, just hits hard
This is lowkey pretty surreal. As a person who’s gone through a few crappy jobs with hidden job duties they don’t tell you in the description, it’s not surprising to go through the full two to three weeks until you quit cuz you need that rent/gas money ya know? Lol
What I like about FNaF 1 is how before all the Purple Guy stuff, the "lore" of the game was basically that the people running the Pizzaria are just really shady and negligent trying to do their best to cut cost, doesn't matter how much of a safety hazard the place is for the clients and specially the security guard. You can maybe infer that the missing children died at the Pizzaria and the staff shoved their bodies in the animatronic just to avoid any trouble.
You know it's kind of ironic Afton didn't hear that one call about the Spring Bonnie Suit, which definitely would've saved his life but also would lead to many more deaths. And the foreshadowing of Sister Location is incredible.
Btw on night 6 when the restaurant was closing down for a while he seemed really worried about it stuttering and stuff you could tell he cared about fazbear entertainment
Night 4 is when he knew it was over. And he knew what was gonna happen, perhaps he signed a NDA of what he knew when signing up for the position, and on night 4 he saw an animatronic and knew it was over. But he continues to warn the new guy, and also gives a hint that he would soon be in the back room in a suit, truly haunting. But kinda creative, you can definitely use it in a creative mannor
I feel like Scott doing phone guy for the first three games really added to the effect of being alone but not quite. I feel like the more recent games being filled with voice acting almost takes away from the whole isolation of the game. FnaF 1,2, and 3 are perfect at that and I’m really glad that it was limited but still had the right amount. The added voice acting in later games isn’t a negative, it’s just not quite the FnaF isolation experience that these OGs nail
Phone guy seems like he would’ve been a nice friend with good vibes. A bit sarcastic tho. I like it, and if he was a real person, I would’ve liked to be friends with him. Rip phone guy.
I just love how phone guy and phone dude are so friendly with the night guards! They even do some jokes. I would completely be their friend, F for phone guy im FNAF 1
Mike was fired for tampering with the animatronics, so I think he actually did check the suits in the back room for Phone Guy’s corpse. What a good friend.
my favorite fnaf character tbh
@Ｓｔｕｐｉｄ░Ｂｉｔｃｈ (代因ソ) bc it's michael (mike) afton playing
I believe its more of a joke about you literally changing the animatronics AI in the custom night.
Wait how do you know he got fired for that?
@@justashork8723 you get a pink slip (fired note) once you finish the custom night (at any difficulty)
I just love that first phone call.
He be like "Uh, so, you kinda screwed up when you applied."
then he just basically says how you could be killed there lmaooo
@@pauredox yeah he was even chill when he died like oh no... oh no... uh- *JUMPSCARE*
@@classicsanstheskeleton3462 I KNOW BAHAHAHAHA
@@pauredox yeah.
@@classicsanstheskeleton3462 and then he came back from da dead like WOOZA!FNAF 1 WAS A DREAM!
The first phone call is so iconic and nostalgic
i think it's my favorite call from all of them
@@pauredox mine too
@@pauredox same
“The animatronic characters here do tend to get a bit... quirky, at night.”
I was literally able to lip sync it word for word, stutter for stutter, and uh for uh.
I love how phone guy keeps saying "hello? hello!"
and "uh" and "um"
I feel so bad for him in night 4 fnaf 1
me too, he's one of my favorite characters :(
@@pauredox yup
@@pauredox i felt so bad he seemed so scared and he said he thought he could hold up until someone checks the freddy suit
@@CascadeGamesRUclips i know, he didn't deserve his death :(
@@CascadeGamesRUclips he's referencing how you get stuffed in a suit, he's basically stating he's screwed and to check in the place his body will likely be.
My two favorite dark comedic moments:
FNAF 1, Night 1: ...yeah, they don’t tell you these things when you sign up.
FNAF 2, Night 1: It doesn’t seem to affect ALL of the animatronics, but it DOES affect...one of them.
The delivery on those lines is just so perfect.
same, scott's voice acting is just 10/10
And the fact that he delivered it so casually is... I dunno kinda disturbing and funny
@@victorcornejo2689 Maybe withered foxy
@@victorcornejo2689 The Puppet.
Fnaf 1 night 3: Then again if they think you are an empty costume, they might try to... stuff a metal skeleton into you. I wonder how that would work...
The Night 4 call in FNAF 1. He basically knows he is fucked so he basically tells the night guard to find him in the suits in the back cause he knows he is gonna get stuffed in one, so he tells him to hopefully find him. His message of "I'll try to hold out" is basically his way of saying he'll try to stay alive for long to see if someone will find him. Pretty sad he died though
ikk, phone guy was a cool dude, he shouldn't have died :(
This thing always popped in my head... What did they do to the body? Considering the morning employees WILL find his body
@@hi3174 ikkkk
@@hi3174 from what I heard they never did find him.
@@hi3174 They either didn’t find his body in the suit or they covered it up
It's so good hearing phones guy's recordings without having the stress of checking in on the animatronics during it
it's oddly soothing
That is why I love phone guy.
When he hangs up:
NO! DONT LEAVE ME HERE!
DONT GO!
@@Pokecraft5379 MICHAEL! DON’T, LEAVE ME HERE, MICHAEL!
@@GameboyFanatic (INSERT SCREAM)
Phone dude sure sounds like the kind of guy that doesnt notice a dead body in a rotting yellow rabbit suit
That or he does and probably doesn't wanna get fired lol
youre right he sounds like it because he didnt notice a dead body in a rotting yellow rabbit suit
@@Smoerrebroed The dudes probably a Teenager
@@boogiesarcadealot of teenagers are high nowadays 😂
Dude was literally the Embodiment of “one day from retirement “
Animatronics trying to kill William: understandable
Animatronics trying to kill Michael: understandable (because he looks like his father)
Animatronics killing Phone Guy: Purely off vibes
@@snapnclap In fnaf 1 it is Mike Schmidt but it turned out to be Michael Afton, William's son. Michael went under the name mike Schmidt to avoid fazbear entertainment investigating him. And yes fnaf 2 in Jeremy is the night guard the Victim of the bite of 87.
Saaaaaame I’ve been thinking about that one for a while
@@sandwich3989 What if Mike _is_ the Phone Guy? In FNAF 1, you're listening to your own recordings, because you went back to the original Freddy Fazbear's location to burn it down. The Night 6 recording is just Michael getting attacked by an animatronic because he looks like William, but he could've survived that. Both Phone Guy and Michael's favorite character is Foxy, and Phone Guy clearly sounded distressed when he told Jeremy that one of the yellow suits, the springlock suit, was missing. That's because it was either Spring Bonnie, the suit used by Michael's father, or Golden Freddy, the suit that his dead brother would later possess. Michael also would've been scared of the Puppet, because that was the first victim of the Missing Children Incident.
@@Silverwind87 Well there _is_ a slight problem with the theory as Michael was attacked during the events of sister location (94'). Meaning Michael made it out of the original location (FNAF 1 93') and told William all about the animatronics trying to kill him and sht. And another reason Michael made it out was because of the pay check at the end of night 7, we got fired for the animatronics being tampered with (the blood,stench etc.)
I think they're Just trying to kill everyone in blind rage because they're vengeful spirits
Theory: The only reason the animatronics know you're there is because they can hear the phone ringing.
it's a good theory, but phone guy says (in fnaf 2 night 1) that the animatronics will try to go find where the people are because they're hardwired to always be in the room with people, so they'll try to find the people bc i think that's how they're built. but it's a good theory!
@@pauredox so do the animatronics in fnaf 1 also have a night mode
Or are those ones actually just possessed
@@SinisterBlitzo9 those are actually possessed
In fnaf 1, the animatronics are possessed by dead kids seeking revenge, in fnaf 2, the withered animatronics are the same as the ones in fnaf 1, so still the dead kids, but the Toy Animatronics were tampered by William "Some one used one of the suits. We had a spare in the back, a yellow one. Someone used it... now none of them are acting right." "They interact with the kids just fine but when they see an adult they just... stare." So they think every employee is the prime suspect of the missing children's incident from 1985.
@@wingedbluj1674 the withered dont look like the original, I thought fnaf 2 was set before the first game
The amount of times he said "uhm/uh"
FNAF 1: 34
FNAF 2: 67
FNAF 3: 20 (not including old cassette tapes)
FNAF 3 old cassette tapes: 11
Total: 121
Jeff Goldblum: 👍
He has anxiety
@@fnaffan9946 But there’s really nothing to worry about!
Bro counted them
Correction, 132
i gotta commend scott's voice acting. phone guy seems so mild-mannered, and phone dude is totally different
*Edit: appearantly someone else might have voiced phone dude, but Scott is officially credited for that role by several sources. but y'know who tf knows, I sure don't.
right???? like it'a actually mindblowing, i thought phone dude was a completely different person. kudos to scott, that's what i call talent
Hold on Scot him self is the phone guy?
@@KILLERMANGO-mi1cx yep
@@KILLERMANGO-mi1cx yeah
@@KILLERMANGO-mi1cx Didn’t know that either but that voice acting is phenomenal
Everyone’s like “oh foxy’s my favorite” but since day one I’ve loved phone guy, he’s the only ally we’ve gotten in the main series. He’s the only one there for us. Also just think about it, he’s been with the franchise through all the controversy and he’s stayed there trying to prevent the workers from dying but never leaving even though he knows the dangers. It sucks that he died, but he’s the real og of the series
Glamrock Freddy: 😪
@@kingdmind glam fred wouldnt even last 2-4 mins bcs of his battery problems, yea he could get pass all the other animatronics but he would be useless without his batteries. phone guy could actually last for days until he would get attacked by the animatronics, not to mention these were the old days where he was the only one who actually could help us on the problems, and could save us without uk, dying every 2 till 4 mins lmao
@@mikaaa_fr true
I think Henry could count as an ally in pizzeria sim
🫡 salute for phone guy *starts playing taps on the trumpet*
I like how Phone Guy in Fnaf 1 sounds worn out compared to his Fnaf 2 appearance. An interesting detail
yes!!
I know this is an old comment but is there any lore as to why it’s the same person in fnaf 1 and 2? Did he survive getting stuffed? Is it golden Freddy using his voice?
@@CrimsonFox07 so he lived? On the wiki it says he died
@@CrimsonFox07 so that’s your theory
@@CrimsonFox07 Fnaf 2 happened before Fnaf 1
I love the part : "Then again if they think you're an empty costume, they might try to stuff a metal skeleton into you"
Really helpful tips
Foreshadowing to fnaf:sl?
withered Freddy call 1897
Lol
Now I wanna see what would happen. IMMA DO IT BOI'S IF I DON'T REPLY REMEMBER ME
@@xxdrsomexx it’s been 9 days bro u good?
I enjoy how these phone conversations establish that there were more grounded explanations behind the animatronics' behaviour, like the endoskeleton theory and the lack of a night mode. It created a mystery whether they were just machines or something more paranormal.
Yeah
It's amazing how an indie game like FNAF could not only turn into its own video game series, but also provide a really deep and fascinating lore that is compelling enough to lure people in and make them want to learn more. Hats off to Scott Cawthon for his work on this series.
Honestly I wonder how Scott thought to make lore. I mean he made fnaf as a last try to save his game making career.
@@Hank.McJonez He probably didn’t expect how popular the original game would be and made stuff up on the fly
@@Hank.McJonez I was told people were making fun of his games before FNAF saying they "looked like creepy animatronics" and Scott was like, "creepy animatronics you say"
something about the fnaf 2 night 6 call was so, scary for me. phone guy felt genuinely worried and it felt like he was scared of what happened lol
i know!! he was actually terrified and when he said he'd take the night shift, he sounded super unsure. it's one of my favorites because of how little it says but how much it shares from the story behind fnaf
"Someone used one of the suits. We had a spare in the back, a yellow one, someone used it..now none of them are acting right."
@@comicfan8350 That quote still freaks me out to this day. Not only does it blast out a crap ton of lore, but it also gave off that “shit just got real” type of vibe. It’s amazing.
2 years later lol, but I also love how he stops trying to convince you that the animatronics aren’t dangerous. He goes from trying to assure you that Freddy’s is the safest place on Earth, to sounding genuinely anxious and telling you to “stay close to the animatronics. Make sure they don’t hurt anyone, okay?”
That development always gives me little chills
The way he always said “goodnight” sounded so genuine. Scott is such a legend
FNAF 1 night 4 call is actually scarier now, in light of recent events… You can hear him worrying that he’s gonna get stuffed in a suit, and when he gets cornered, you can hear him losing all hope. One of his final words were “I’m happy I was able to record those phone calls uhh… when I did.” Now it’s even more true than ever.
@@biosphere-aka-lil-v-cast maybe talking about scott donating to the GOP?
I wonder if Mike actually ever checked the suits in the back room
Yes he did
I would assume so since he was fired for tampering with the animatronics
They never found Phone Guy.
If it were me, I wouldn't. It's just too depressing, y'know?
To be fair, he WAS fired for tampering.
Anybody else get sad when he died? Like he was genuinely a good dude.
yeah i felt rlly sorry for him :(
24:03 damn this guy doesn’t care about you at all he’s basically like “yea if you start fucking dying then do it somewhere else we can’t have a nobody ruin the Fazbear name bro”
HAHAHAH YES
he was like "idk if the suit goes off move over to a private place so you bleed out where nobody can see you fazbear has a reputation and you will _not_ ruin it."
@@pauredox 😂 exactly
"Don't ruin it with your death or we will sue you" lol
Dude's just got steel nerves
Its very nestle of em
Theory: Maybe Phone Guy is actually the day shift guard, and he knows that at night it gets dangerous, so he’s recording the messages just before his shift ends to help out the Nightguard, and in Fnaf 1 Night 4, he had to stay a bit longer to record the message, so he stayed too long to the point where the Animatronics got to him.
it's a good theory, but in fnaf 2, phone guy is just an employee, maybe a day guard, and at one of the phone calls he says, "when the place eventually opens again, i'll probably take the night shift myself", which is what he does in fnaf 1, which leads to his death.
@VoltDenatsu Kinda makes sense because if you think about it Michael Afton could be the phone guy in 1 and 2 bc In 3 we’re for sure playing as Michael and guess what we get Phone Dude
The Phone guy in 1 and 2 are more likely to be the same person, he mentioned that when it reopens he would work the night shifts himself.
@@Schloonktapooxis Michael and William aren't just similar sounding, the even have the same voice actor lmao so many things just keep pointing to Michael being similar to William honestly
@@Schloonktapooxis he's the only one who makes sense for glamrock freddy. I mean Henry could as well but his eyes wouldn't be purple, it would be Michael cause we saw his eyes glowing purple in SL. Not to mention his living room being in the pizza plex.
Also with Michael I think the parallels between them are to show how Michael got confused for William a lot. It would make sense. Even the text, when speaking through fredbeat, William and Michael both have yellow only Michael is a lighter yellow and William a golden yellow. Michael has always been paralleled to William but as a 'good' William essentially.
as someone who is obsessed with horror and fnaf lore and everything but can't PLAY horror games because making the decisions is terrifying, i thank you for this
you're most welcome
the fear in his voice in the last night of fnaf 2 is such a cool detail- i love how it also totally ties in with the first game too with him saying he'll take the night shift
Phone Guy during Night 3: “Hey you’re doing great! Most people don’t last this long.”
Phone Guy during Night 4: “Oh no…”
Me: Now we know why.
I doubt most people in real life would actually survive the first night.
@@capncake8837 I mean the first night isn’t usually that bad in any of the games so
@@BiggyWiggy2119 *gets jumpscared*
@@ВладиславБулаев-л3э *screams*
The bite of 87
I really appreciate this kind of storytelling. It might be simillar to other videogame's hidden tape sistem or something like that, but it's just simillar at the surface, It's really a unique type of narrative. The phone guy tells you indications and mechanics to follow in-game, just as important lore parts, and he even rambles a bit, just like it was a real person! It also gives you a close look about what is happening right now, just as the guy's phone death or even Afton tampering with the animatronics at the second game. It also feels a bit annoying, because of the voice tone and you trying to surviving the animatronics while this guy just keep talking to you forever!
Is narrative, the lore, a manual and it contributes to the horror experience. It's just perfect!
I know I wrote a lot, anyways I don't expect anybody to read this.
I still can't figure out why in fnaf 3 night 4 tape talks about "an unfortunate incident at the sister location involving multiple and simultaneous spring lock failures".
Is the same place we know from fnaf 5?
Because funtimes are just mortal child traps, not spring lock suits, right?
It feels like a reference to something that scott decided to change.
Oh my, have a happy new year, lad.
I read the whole thing just to make you happy for your efforts
I believe when he says sister location he means another freddy fazbears pizza not the game! Also in one of the nights of sl you were actually in a springlocked suit from what I remember.
@@snupplerex6345 thanks for the information.
Maybe that mention is not even important. Sometime telling a story is just a story, you know?
@@Kevin80237 thank you, mate.
But writing about good old fred Is not an effort for me, Is just fun!
@@quique9923makes me happy
That Night 4 phone call brings back... unpleasant memories. Thankfully, right before the freaky golden ghost bear could bite my head off, Foxy broke through the door, grabbed me, and rescued me in the nick of time.
foxy our savior🛐
I remember those theories about Foxy, about him not wanting to kill us and was just trying to check up on us which is why he didn’t jump scare us like the others, but we still died from a heart attack
I love how the first phone calls for FNAF 2 & 3 call back to the previous game, telling you to forget anything about before or that it’ll be a lot more interesting than before. Not only is it part of the story, but it’s sort of a message to the player.
True and the calls are what possibly eliminate the "Fnaf 2 is befire Fnaf 1" theory.
"They tried redesigning Foxy to make him more kid-friendly"
Fnaf 1 Foxy was damaged.
"I wanted to ease your mind about what you've heard about the previous location" either bite of 83 or Fnaf 1 again.
@@gneu1527from what I understand, the withered animatronics and the original location was the longest standing in the series since they were refurbished and fixed up after the events of FNAF 2 and the closing of the Toy Pizzeria.
So technically, FNAF 2 is still prequel.
“Did uh Foxy ever appear in the hallway? Probably not. I was just curious.” Awww, Phone guy is just so precious, I love him 🥺
me tooo
“we may have to suit you up in a furry suit and walk around-“
DONT THREATEN PEOPLE WITH HELL SO CAUSUALLY!
HJAKGJWOGK I KNOW
Lmao
More like threatening with a good tiiiiiime. YEAH!
@@crayzay925
ok 2 things
- not a good time (for me, these aren’t facts, these are opinions)
- i forgot about that song, it was really nice
@@crayzay925 name checks out
FNAF 2 Night 6 is probably one of my favorite video game dialogues ever. He's so worried for you and everything going on in his establishment, and unlike FNAF 1, he doesn't hold back anything, he tells you you're in danger.
I'm a native Spanish speaker, and FNAF was one of the games that helped me to learn English. I was 9 years old when I played this game for the first time in 2015, and I wasn't able to understand what the phone guy was saying back then. These phone calls taught me many words in English, now 8 years later, I can listen clearly to everything he's saying.
FNaF 1
Night one. 0:23
Night two. 3:54
Night three. 5:38
Night four. 6:56
Night five. 8:04
FNaf 2
Night one. 8:39
Night two. 11:52
Night three. 13:52
Night four. 15:22
Night five. 16:30
Night Six. 17:26
FNaf 3
Night one. 18:26
Night two. 21:14
Night three. 23:28
Night four. 24:48
Night five. 25:54
1:55 JackSepticEye: The-These things come to life? That is not good.
8:39 Markiplier: Dude? Why do you sound like that guy that probably died in the last one?
You forgot FNAF 3's Night 6 call
It’s amazing how effective and memorable this character is even though we never see him
Every time he brings up the mention of someone using one of the yellow suits or the warning of the spring locks gives me chills. Knowing what William was up to and his eventual fate and disturbing rebirthS, it’s creepy going back and listening to this backstory unravel through Phone Guy’s somewhat naive perspective.
Idk if you were around at the beginning of the series or not, but back in the day, Phone Guys perspective about William pretty much was our perspective.
When you listen to these back to back it really is easier to piece together the order in which the calls were made.
An example is in fnaf 2's night 1 call. He says that the animatronics are able to roam around the building freely. then in the first game, he mentions this again, but adds that they arent allowed to roam during the day anymore.
It's super cool when you notice these little differences between each game
I like how the retro tapes in fnaf 3 cover how to get in and wear the suit before explaining how moisture loosens the spring locks and kills you. Like if they were to wear it without listening to the tape for the next night they’d have no idea
Yeah
Phone guy sounds so stressed and sad on night six :(
i know i feel so sorry for him :(
such an interesting character rip :(
Cause he gonna take the night shift back.
Must be because he’s concerned for the guard’s safety.
How has anybody not talked about the fact that phone dude in FNAF 3 says welcome back I promise it’ll be a lot more interesting this time
tbh i prefer the fnaf 1 and 2 phone calls over the fnaf 3 ones
@@pauredox I do to but I find it weird that he say welcome back to a new employee, probably doesn’t have to do with anything
@@prophetsnow5193 🤷🏽♀️
I guess whoever is the player in fnaf 3 has been working there for a while and nothing "interesting" happened before springtrap
You do realize night 1 might be on Monday and he worked off game due to nothing going to happen and welcomed back due to him working on Sunday?
The amount of hints and Easter eggs within these phone calls talking about the later games is outstanding.
The Bite of 87 and about the birthday party it happend
Fredbears Family dinner
The Sister location
The secret room
Even about how Springtrap came to be and the suits being wearable
not to mention that fnaf 3 phone guy talks about guests being brought to the safe rooms and the spring lock suits being moved (afton killing th ekids)
Ennard was basically built from a throwaway line (Night 3, FNaF 1)
‘The animatronics characters here do get a BIT quirky at night’ the biggest understatement of the franchise
Yes tho
Scott Cawthon does sound and audio so well. Also the delivery here is really good I think. The night 4 call in Fanf 1 is actually just perfect with the sense of dread and horrible feeling knowing what’s going to happen. By that point in the game you’ve more then likely died once already and probably ran out of power once. You know what that jingle means, that banging and the power down sound.
I love how In FNaF 1 on night 4 when the Toredors march plays Phone Guy just says "... oh no."
i'd do the same tbh it's like "oh damn imma die… anyway"
Night 1: Classic introduction and another person to another victim in the suit and gives some info and help
Night 2: Impressed with progress and gives more help as he knows there may be hope for Mike
Night 3: Surpised with how he survived and gives some Vague information and gives more help to Mike in hope he’ll maybe survive today
Night 4: happy he made it and reveals that he was trapped here and call reveals that golden Freddy killed him and possibly stuffed him in the suits
Night 5: Recites “autobiography of yogi* backwards
I love Phone Guy. He's my 2nd favorite character (behind Charolette). It's neat that he's just a dude who's worked for Fazbear Entertainment for a while, at least since 1987 until his death. He's just a nice guy who, just like Jeremy from FNaF 2 and maybe Mike from FNaF 1 (I don't know if we've decided that he's Michael), got wrapped up in something horrible. He isn't plotting to kill you or get revenge on your dad, he's just a nice man
Charlie and Phone Guy are my top two fave characters too!
I want Scott cawthon to do audio books, with this voice and phone effect, it's so soothing
same
"In case the springlocks come loose while you are wearing the suit, please try to maneuver away from the populated areas, before bleeding out, as to not ruin the customer experience" Thats my favourite line makes me laugh everytime.
Same lmfao
Phone Guy is so cool. The way he's like "Yeah, I'll probably take the night shift myself" and "These characters are beloved, so respect them" shows that he really cares about the brand and looks out for his co-workers. Just a nice guy.
"Hey dude what's your wifi password?"
"It's on the back of the router"
The back of the router: 8:06
HAHAHHAAHTRDFGJHK
bro im almost crying that shit is so funny
0:08
17:19
My two favorite calls
wait but same tho
@@pauredox ?
He sounds so worried on the fnaf 2 one
What Fnaf game is that in
1:10 my guy basically just told us the fnaf lore in the first night of the first game... casually... I love phone guy
My favorite is night 6 game 2. He sounds so panicked and I love it.
literally same, such great voice acting
fr. he knows Afton is a huge threat
Wait how the fuck does he even know jeremy snuck in
"In the case of the springlocks come loose while wearing the suit, please try to maneuver away from populated areas, before bleeding out, as to not ruin the customer experience."
Sounds funny, but it's actually true. At Disney World Animal Kingdom, there is a bridge that goes over aligator waters. If you fall in, staff, both in uniform and ununiformed, are trained to clear out the area. They'll move everybody away so they won't see what will happen. Nobody will go in to save you. Nobody will make the attempt because it's too dangerous. And nobody will try to get what was on you because there will be nothing left.
It's funny how the Fnaf 3 phone guy is Enthusiastic and uses Slangs,like they tried making it look like he's way younger than the past others.
props to scott for his voice acting (also the fact that it takes place in like 2023 compared to the others which take place in teh late 80s and early 90s)
@@pauredox wait what? FNAF 3 takes place in 2023?
@@armadhanyprakawidhi8261 yep, or at least somewhere around that year
if it was in 2023 I think that corpse would be older then 30 years.
@@joeypickering5273 nope - william likely died in 1993. 2023 is exactly 30 years from then
1:45 - "So remember, these characters hold a special place in the hearts of children and we need to show them a little respect, right? Okay."
Damn this line hits so hard now after almost 10 years of fnaf...
I love how awkward phone guy is when delivering the news that the nightguard (you) have a chance of dying. Then he gets all quiet and awkward... I LOVE IT SO MUCH XD OMG SCOTT CAWTHON WHY ARE YOU SO PERFECT YOU FUCKING PERFECTED PHONE GUY
I KNOWWWW
The dread in his voice in FNaF 2 Night 6 though, after being so confident, it sounds like someone talking right after crying, “Someone used one of the suits, we had a spare in the back -a yellow one- and someone used it. Now none of them are acting right” he sounds so scared, and so surprised at what’s happening, it’s so chilling.
The cycle of hatred is liking a series then despising it cause of a terrible fandom then liking it after they move on and you've gained a nostalgia for it
fnaf will never die
Facts 🔥🔥🔥
"Uhh... The animatronics here, do get a bit quirky"
animatronics turnin into y/n up in here
@@pauredox HEHAHWHWHAHW
“Like, the attraction opens in like a week, so we have to make sure everything works, and nothing catches on fire!”
How ironic since Fazbear’s Fright ends up burning down anyway.
"Just flash your light at him from time to time"
RUclipsrs- *furious spam clicking*
HAHAHAHAHHAHA ME
“they used to be able to walk around during the day too, but then there was the bite of ‘87” and “someone used one of the suits. we had a spare in the back,a yellow one, someone used it… now none of them are acting right” and “we found one, a real one” in my opinion are the most iconic parts of the calls in the 3 OG games
The fact that when the phone guy said " I'll take the night shift for myself" after he said that and it turned to fnaf3 it was a different guy just shows that they even put in his death from Fred bears fright
Welcome to Freddy fazbears pizzeria , a magical place for kids and grown ups alike, where fantasy and fun come to life
Fazbear Entertainment is not responsible for damage to property or a person. Upon discovering the damage or death have occurred, a missing person report will be filed within 90 days or as soon property and premises have been thoroughly cleaned and bleached, and the carpets have been replaced. Blah Blah Blah
Now that might sound bad, I know but there's really nothing to worry about.
Uh, the animatronic characters here do get a bit quirky at night, but do I blame them? No! If I were forced to sing those same stupid songs for twenty years and I never got a bath? I'd probably be a bit irritable at night too. So, remember, these characters hold a special place in the hearts of children and we need to show them a little respect, right? Okay.
@@pinkfair.y So, just be aware, the characters do tend to wander a bit. Uh, they're left in some kind of free roaming mode at night. Uh.... Something about their servos locking up if they get turned off for too long. Uh, they used to allowed to walk around during the day too. But then there was the Bite of '87. Yeah. I-It's amazing that the human body can live without the frontal lobe, you know?
@@nerymuniz6427 Uh, now concerning your safety, the only real risk to you as a night watchman here, if any, is the fact that these characters, uh, if they happen to see you after hours probably won’t recognize you as a person. They’ll p-they’ll most likely see you as a metal endoskeleton without its costume on. Now since that’s against the rules here at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, they’ll probably try to…forcefully stuff you inside a Freddy Fazbear suit.
Still loving how Phone Guy is like a innocent worried bean meanwhile Phone Dude sounds so- flirty and- yeah energetic
I am actually wondering now, if a night guard came in and put on a fursuit in the office, would the animatronics be chill all night? It wouldn’t be exactly the same as the animatronic suits, obviously, but they’re robots. They suck at pattern recognition.
Could you convince someone to try it; considering that most if not all are blind to danger they would need advice beforehand
And even then would someone even want to risk it
It’s a viable option that every guard has thought of before thinking that the trade off for not dying was being gay
Crazy how the phone calls leading up to night 5 in the second game were talked to make you think it’s a sequel but then he says “Fredbear’s Family Diner” and talks about how the day shift is now “…available…” because of 87. Very interesting
Oh fr? I’m still wondering what fredbear family diner was.
@@Doodlesdoo the first restaurant opened by William afton and Henry emily. Also the incident where Charlotte (Henry's daughter) was murdered I believe? I do know the bite of 83 happened there though
@@propellerknightlol2308 the same place where the crying child goes in fnaf 4, right?
@@Doodlesdoo yes, correct. The crying child was also the victim in the bite of 83
@@Doodlesdoo Basically it was a restaurant made before the 1985 location of freddy fazbears pizzeria was made
I have a theory that the green man outside of JR's in Midnight Motorist is the phone guy. It seems to be confirmed at this point that the orange guy is actually William Afton, and based on the phone calls from FNAF 2 I think he's the employee who moves to day shift and then gets fired once the investigation starts. Also the way green talks to orange is reminiscent of phone guy's polite, slightly timid behavior, saying things like "you know you can't be here, don't make this more difficult than it has to be." Not a very important detail, but could be a fun reference.
The night 6 fnaf 2 phone call is so chilling to me
it's one of my favorites (tied with the night 1 fnaf 1 phone call)
In fnaf 2, it's always fun when phone guy pauses, then says something. You just know he's trying to put it as nicely as possible that something bad is going to happen.
idk why but i really love how he has a favorite character, foxy! idk why but it adds a nice touch to him
yess
"Things start getting real tonight" is one of my favorite lines of all the fnaf 1 calls.
I'm assuming the timeline with these are: the cassette tapes of the original phone guy (that you get in 3rd game) which probably takes place in the first freddy fazbear's location, then fnaf 2 in the 2nd fazbear location, fnaf 1 where phone guy dies in the last location, then phone dude. This also made me finally realize that phone guy must have worked in the same location at the same time afton did. It's probably weird that I didn't fully make that connection till now.
When I first played FNAF 1 as a kid back in 2014 I low-keyed cried on night 4's phone call. Now coming back to this and hearing that theory you made about it, about phone guy wanting you to check the suit to see if he's in there, just hits hard
This is lowkey pretty surreal. As a person who’s gone through a few crappy jobs with hidden job duties they don’t tell you in the description, it’s not surprising to go through the full two to three weeks until you quit cuz you need that rent/gas money ya know? Lol
"If the springlocks do loosen, please leave populated areas before bleeding out"
oh i get it you rather us die than the customer experience ruined
u'd die anyways
Night 4-5 calls were absolutely terrifying to listen to for the first time
What I like about FNaF 1 is how before all the Purple Guy stuff, the "lore" of the game was basically that the people running the Pizzaria are just really shady and negligent trying to do their best to cut cost, doesn't matter how much of a safety hazard the place is for the clients and specially the security guard. You can maybe infer that the missing children died at the Pizzaria and the staff shoved their bodies in the animatronic just to avoid any trouble.
20:51
this sounds like something a kid dealing drugs in a highschool bathroom would say.
this is so underrated
thank you smmm
19:02
I love the way phone guy says "security guard!!~"
SECURITY GAWRD💅🏼
it’s insane how well written and voiced these are
17:35 this line still gives me chills
*FNAF 1*
0:05 Night 1
3:30 Night 2
5:17 Night 3
6:33 Night 4
7:42 Night 5
*FNAF 2*
8:29 Night 1
11:42 Night 2
13:41 Night 3
15:12 Night 4
16:18 Night 5
17:15 Night 6
*FNAF 3*
18:17 Night 1
21:04 Night 2
23:16 Night 3
24:38 Night 4
25:45 Night 5
26:43 Night 6
i was looking for this tysm
You. Are. A. Hero
Hey, remember when he was the most likely candidate for Purple Guy? Haha, such innocent and simpler times 🙃
feels like so long ago😅😅
You know it's kind of ironic Afton didn't hear that one call about the Spring Bonnie Suit, which definitely would've saved his life but also would lead to many more deaths. And the foreshadowing of Sister Location is incredible.
Btw on night 6 when the restaurant was closing down for a while he seemed really worried about it stuttering and stuff you could tell he cared about fazbear entertainment
honestly reading into his dialogue he seems like a cool dude to be around (like when he talks about foxy both times in fnaf 2 (also he likes foxy))
Night 4 is when he knew it was over. And he knew what was gonna happen, perhaps he signed a NDA of what he knew when signing up for the position, and on night 4 he saw an animatronic and knew it was over. But he continues to warn the new guy, and also gives a hint that he would soon be in the back room in a suit, truly haunting. But kinda creative, you can definitely use it in a creative mannor
You know, it's funny. I can almost hear Mark's confused screaming over all of these calls.
I feel like Scott doing phone guy for the first three games really added to the effect of being alone but not quite. I feel like the more recent games being filled with voice acting almost takes away from the whole isolation of the game. FnaF 1,2, and 3 are perfect at that and I’m really glad that it was limited but still had the right amount. The added voice acting in later games isn’t a negative, it’s just not quite the FnaF isolation experience that these OGs nail
animatronics: *will kill you instantly*
phone guy: *quirkier than 14 year old girls in an indie movie*
love when the phone dude giggles during his first call
Phone guy seems like he would’ve been a nice friend with good vibes. A bit sarcastic tho. I like it, and if he was a real person, I would’ve liked to be friends with him.
Rip phone guy.
I just love how phone guy and phone dude are so friendly with the night guards! They even do some jokes. I would completely be their friend, F for phone guy im FNAF 1
The poor phone guy, he sounds so paranoid and stressed out about what happened with the suit thing. I feel bad for him.
i thought the phone guy was just to annoy you but he actually gives you good info-
P sure its a tutorial type thing and it contribues to the lore