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NOTE: This article is only for the original videogame version of Golden Freddy. To see the article for the Universal Picture's version of the character, go to Golden Freddy (2023).

IT'S ME.
~ Golden Freddy's catchphrase.
He tried to release you. He tried to release US. But I'm not gonna let that happen. I will hold you here. I will keep you here. No matter how many times they burn us.
~ Cassidy talking through Orville Elephant to William Afton.
There's more fantasy and fun where I came from.
~ Fredbear in Ultimate Custom Night.
Currents or heavy pressure. I looked around the room at the numerous inventions, eloquent [test]-imony of a tireless ingenuity. Sir, it is lamentable that mass agricultural development is [not] speeded by fuller use of your marvelous mechanisms. Would it not to be easily possible to employ some of them in quick laboratory experiments to [indicate influence of various types of fertilizers on plant growth?].
~ A voice possibly from Golden Freddy (note it is actually a reading of an excerpt from "Autobiography of a Yogi" by Paramhansa Yogananda, albeit lower-pitched, reversed, and put through multiple other effects).

Golden Freddy is the secondary antagonist of the ScottGames era of the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.

He is a supernatural and ghostly spring-lock suit of Fredbear, the precursor to Freddy Fazbear and titular mascot of the original Fazbear restaurant, Fredbear's Family Diner. The animatronic (or at least a variant of it) was infamous for an incident known as the Bite of '83, in which it accidentally bit and killed the youngest son of William Afton. His true identity is that of a dead child, implied to be named Cassidy, one of Afton's victims that holds a burning hatred towards their killer and seeks to torment him as revenge for all eternity, no matter the cost.

"The One You Should Not Have Killed" is voiced by Tabatha Skanes in Ultimate Custom Night, with their lines playing beneath some of the death quotes for Orville Elephant, Nedd Bear, and Happy Frog. Fredbear is voiced by Kellen Goff in Ultimate Custom Night. who also voiced Funtime/Molten Freddy and Moon in the wider franchise, as well as Kai Chisaki in My Hero Academia, Rekka Hoshimiya in Fire Force, and Diavolo in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.

Appearance

Games

Fredbear, as shown in Ultimate Custom Night, is a spring-lock animatronic that closely resembles the 1993 iteration of Freddy Fazbear, except with a yellow color scheme and a purple top hat and bow tie, though he wears a brown hat and black bow tie in the STAGE01 minigame. After becoming Golden Freddy, he takes on a slumped position as his hat and bow tie become black and his eyes are hollow aside from white pinprick eyes.

His paws are facing palms up. It is also possible that there is an endoskeleton in the suit. If one looks at the arms, a few wires and parts of the endoskeleton are visible, which share the same coloration as his accessories, though this may just be cords holding together the separate pieces of his suit. His jaw hangs open and his head is tilted to the right. He is also presented in a sitting, slouched position as if he were deceased.

In the second game, Golden Freddy now takes a form mimicking Withered Freddy's as a unique model of his own. He appears to be in a decrepit state, much like the other withered animatronics, with a missing left ear, and a good deal of damage with loose wires and exposed parts. Also, similar to the other withered animatronics, he now has upper teeth, wires are coming out of his empty sockets and shoulders, and small bits of the suit are faded and ripped. His arms and legs seem darker than the rest of his body.

His head is noticeably thinner than Withered Freddy's. He seems to be more visibly clutching his microphone rather than having it lay on his palm. Unlike his form in the first game, he seems much shorter, his pupils are not visible, and he appears to have a black bow tie, with his lower jaw blocking it from view. If one looks closely, he has a black button on his chest, similar to Withered Freddy. His head also seems to be tilting to the left rather than to the right.

In Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery, his appearance is the same as in the first game, but he is now completely golden, including his teeth, and he is shinier. He is also seen moving its limbs for the first time in its workshop animation, albeit less fluidly, in contrast to other animatronics, and there does not seem to be an endoskeleton within him, making the cause of its ability to move its limbs unknown.

Cassidy, the spirit most likely possessing the animatronic, appears in Ultimate Custom Night in the form of the heavily saturated and shadowcast face of an androgynous child with blonde hair, photo-negative blue eyes and an unsettling grin.

Skins

While Great Escape Golden Freddy's body's design remains similar to that of his original counterpart (albeit with a duller shade of yellow for his "skin", a badly damaged head with parts of his ears, left cheek, and hat missing, black spots on his head and legs, and lacking eyes), he also gains a dull brown straightjacket and rusted chains, hooks and locks covering his body from head to toe (with notable ones being the ball-and-chains connecting to his legs and a chain acting as a gag around his mouth), giving him the appearance of a magician/escape artist being all locked up just before they attempt to escape their bindings.

Books

In the novel trilogy, Golden Freddy is simply described as a yellow version of Freddy.

In the Fazbear Frights series, Fredbear is portrayed as being a molded golden bear with a periwinkle hat, appearing to be a cross between Freddy and Fredbear's typical design. Due to being a springlock suit, it can be presumed it had five fingers.

Biography

Backstory

In the early 1980s, William Afton and Henry Emily opened up Fredbear's Family Diner, featuring animatronic versions of the titular animatronic and his companion, Spring Bonnie. The restaurant was so successful that in 1983, they opened another pizzeria called Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, which eventually spread into a restaurant chain. All the Freddy's restaurants had their own sets of Fredbear and Spring Bonnie suits which would by used by employees as backup, alongside a special, off-camera "Safe Room" where they would put on/take off the suits, and also bleed out in case of a spring-lock failure. In 1983, Fredbear's closed after "The Bite of '83" a notorious and tragic event in which William's older son, Michael, alongside his friends, picked up his younger brother and put him in Fredbear's mouth as a prank, resulting in the child's death when the animatronic crushed his head. This caused the Fredbear and Spring Bonnie suits to be moved to the nearest - and first - Freddy's location.

Sometime afterwards, a child, presumably named Cassidy, was killed by Afton while he was wearing the Spring Bonnie suit at Freddy's. Their body was then stuffed into the now-decommissioned Fredbear suit by either William or the Puppet, effectively possessing it. The suit then gained supernatural powers, presumably due to their agony and lust for revenge, becoming Golden Freddy. That said, some fans speculate that Golden Freddy's true identity might, in fact, be the Crying Child; or that he's sharing the suit with Cassidy..

Five Nights at Freddy's 2

In 1987, Golden Freddy can be glimpsed on a number of posters drawn by children. The company tried to repair the original four animatronics, retrofitting them with facial recognition software, but since they were deemed too ugly, they ended up being left for spare parts in the Parts/Service room. In the minigame SAVETHEM, Golden Freddy can be seen in various rooms, disappearing if Freddy comes near him.

Golden Freddy becomes active on Night 6, and can teleport to the Office hallway in the form of a floating head, or within the Office itself to kill the next night guard, Jeremy Fitzgerald. Jeremy fends him off by putting on the Freddy mask the moment he sees Freddy inside the Office, fooling the ghost. As well as this, Jeremy could turn off the flashlight while Golden Freddy was in the hall. Phone Guy mentions that there was a spare, yellow suit in the back that was used, heavily implying Golden Freddy was also used by Afton for his next killing spree.

After Fritz Smith's shift on Night 7, where the animatronics' AI levels are altered, the original animatronics are repaired and taken to the Five Nights at Freddy's pizzeria.

Five Nights at Freddy's

During Mike Schmidt's shift, Golden Freddy is not openly attacking him and only shows up as an easter egg on two occasions. Firstly, when checking CAM 2B, the Freddy poster can rarely change into a Golden Freddy poster, accompanied by a giggle, at which point Golden Freddy appears in the Office. The only way Mike can save himself is by flicking the monitor up, which causes Golden Freddy to vanish. If the player is killed by Golden Freddy, the game crashes. Golden Freddy's jumpscare could be heard cutting off Phone Guy's Night 4 phone call, implying he was the one who killed him. The second easter egg happens whenever the player sets the animatronic AIs to 1/9/8/7 in the Custom Night mode. Instead of starting the night with the selected difficulty settings, Golden Freddy instantly jumpscares the player and forces the game to crash (or be sent back to the main menu in the console or remastered Mobile ports).

Golden Freddy's status in the game is ambiguous, and there are arguments supporting both him being a physical suit that has been repaired by Fazbear Entertainment, and him being a fully noncorporeal animatronic, with the real Golden Freddy animatronic never being properly repaired and remaining in his FNaF 2 form.

Five Nights at Freddy's 3

Although Golden Freddy doesn't directly appear, his original form appears in the minigames, along with Spring Bonnie at what's presumably Fredbear's Family Diner. The soul of Golden Freddy appears in the Happiest Day minigame. Here, the child possessing him is standing behind a table, with Charlotte Emily, Gabriel, Susie, Fritz, and Jeremy to the left of the table. After Charlotte places a cake on the table, all six children will then disappear, and their masks will fall to the ground. The six balloons will then fly upwards through the room barrier, mostly out of view. Finishing this ending will trigger a unique star to appear on the main menu, and this is saved to the game file as a unique variable signifying that the Good Ending has now been realized and the souls of William Afton's victims can finally pass on in peace.

Nevertheless, if theorized that Golden Freddy is the same as Shadow Freddy, it may also be possible that Golden Freddy also has a part in the game through the latter character's appearances. It is may even be assumed that the Crumpled Freddy suit easter egg may be the remains of the Fredbear/Golden Freddy suit, which were eventually destroyed in the fire that erupted at Fazbear's Fright.

Five Nights at Freddy's 4

Golden Freddy appears in Five Nights At Freddy's 4 as Nightmare Fredbear. His original counterpart also appears in the minigames of Fredbear's Family Diner. It's revealed that the cause of Fredbear's Family Diner closing was because a child (William's youngest son) was shoved into Fredbear by his brother and other bullies, which caused Fredbear to bite the child, killing him.

Ultimate Custom Night

Cassidy, the soul likely possessing Golden Freddy, is the main antagonist of the game, while the withered version of Golden Freddy appears as a supporting antagonist. Like in other games in the series, Golden Freddy may appear in the player's office. The player only has a short amount of time to put up their monitor or put on the Freddy head when catching a glimpse of him to make Golden Freddy disappear before Golden Freddy kills the player.

Golden Freddy is tied to an Easter egg in the game. If only Golden Freddy is active with his A.I. set to 1 and the player uses the Death Coin on him, Fredbear will appear and instantly kill the player, confirming that Golden Freddy and Fredbear are heavily linked, if not outright the same entity.

If the player completes all of the anime cutscenes in the game, a final one will play after completing 49/20 Mode. This cutscene showcases the classic version of Golden Freddy twitching on the ground as he fades into the darkness. This scene shows that the soul inside Golden Freddy still exists as a ghost and is indeed the one controlling the artificial hell William is imprisoned in.

If the player sets Old Man Consequences to 1 and all other characters to 0, they'll be taken directly to OMC's pond. Here, he tells the player to "Leave the demon to his demons. Rest your own soul. There is nothing else." after which the Golden Freddy can choose to drown themselves in the lake OMC is fishing at all while Afton's screams can be heard in the background. The spirit drowning themselves can be interpreted in two ways, either OMC succeeds and Golden Freddy moves on and Afton finally dies or OMC fails and Cassidy drowning themselves symbolizing how Cassidy is not only hurting Afton while torturing them but themselves as well, but are to consumed with vengeence to move on.

Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery

Golden Freddy is a combination of most of the animatronics before him. His footsteps are silent and he haywires frequently. When the encounter starts, his face and "IT'S ME" will flash on the screen quickly. The player has to use a tablet to rotate the mechanics used to defeat Golden Freddy: a flashlight, a mask, the shocker and the timer. When he haywires, the player must put on the mask, like the Toys. They must look at him when he has white eyes, and look away if he has red, like Springtrap. He must be shocked three times to be defeated, with the face and "IT'S ME" appearing when you get to the next phase. In the first phase, you only need to use the mask, flashlight and shocker. The second phase is quite similar, but he now has Toy Freddy's power draining mechanic. In the third phase, you need to find his hat and shock him for the third and final time, defeating the golden bear.

Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach

To be added

Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted 2

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Other Media

FNaF World

Golden Freddy returns in this game as a playable character, which needs to be unlocked.

Golden Freddy's moves are:

  • Jumpscare - Stuns all enemies for a few seconds.
  • Rainy Day 2 - Temporarily decreases all enemies defense and damages all enemies multiple times.
  • Haunting - Summons a ghost version of Freddy Fazbear that can Freeze an opponent for a short time. Doesn't work on bosses.

Golden Freddy is a support character, although not great, since Rainy Day 2 is the only move that can kill. He needs allies to survive, because he won't make it far alone.

Freddy in Space 2

Golden Freddy returns in this spin-off made to donate to St. Jude as one of the six playable characters, alongside Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy and The Puppet. Compared to others, he doesn't look human-like, but still has his original appearance.

Five Nights at Freddy's (2023)

Main article: Golden Freddy (2023)
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Golden Freddy as he appears in the movie.

Golden Freddy also appears in the 2023 film adaptation of the franchise, once again as one of Afton's victims that seeks revenge, an minor supportive animatronic (leader of missing deceased children/animatronics), killed Jane in order to free Abby and take her back to the restaurant, but disappeared, was never to be seen or heard from again.

He was played by Jade Hassouné.

Novels

Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes

Golden Freddy is a far more benevolent and heroic character in the novel than in the game series, acting as a guide to the main characters. He is first discovered by Carlton while he is trapped in a spring lock suit. When his kidnapper, William Afton, leaves the room, Carlton notices a yellow Freddy costume sitting in the corner, with two glowing pinpricks in its empty eyes.

Golden Freddy begins speaking, though not aloud, and Carlton realizes that Golden Freddy is the spirit of his childhood friend, Michael Brooks, one of Afton's previous victims. As Charlie enters the room to rescue Carlton, he points out Golden Freddy in the corner and informs her that he was Michael all along. Once Carlton is released from the suit with Charlie's help, Golden Freddy mysteriously vanishes without a sound.

As Freddy Fazbear and his cohorts come to life and attack the teenagers aggressively, they end up in the main room, where they proceed to form a circle around them, and as they are about to lunge, all four of them stop in place, Golden Freddy now standing in the corner, revealing that he had the power to stop them from hurting his friends.

At this, the other animatronics finally realizes their wrongdoings and that they have been attacking the wrong people. Golden Freddy speaks once again to all his friends, revealing himself as Michael. The other animatronics becomes much more docile and friendly around them, showing the intelligence behind the robots. The yellow bear slumps back to the corner as Carlton's father busts down a wall in the restaurant to rescue everyone.

However, as Charlie and her friends attempt to leave, William Afton, now wearing the Spring Bonnie suit, grabs her by the neck and threatens to kill her unless the party obeys him. Enraged at her assailant, Charlie punches him, and finally causes every last spring lock in his suit to go off rapidly, sending Afton to a slow and painful end. One by one, the four animatronics approach him and drag their dying murderer into the darkness of the pizzeria to complete their revenge, with Golden Freddy finally disappearing into the afterlife.

Five Nights at Freddy's: The Twisted Ones

John, Jessica, and Clay Burke went to see Withered Freddy, Withered Bonnie, Withered Chica, Foxy, and Golden Freddy to save Charlie from William Afton who is Springtrap, Twisted Freddy, Twisted Wolf and Twisted Bonnie when John saw pupils inside of Golden Freddy John knew that Golden Freddy was still possessed by their old friend Michael Brooks and the children that were murdered by William Afton and when John said the name William Afton, Withered Freddy, Withered Bonnie, Withered Chica, and Withered Foxy started to get up and followed them but when Withered Foxy, Withered Bonnie, Withered Chica, and Withered Freddy came to help Charlie and her friends and Clay Burke, Golden Freddy didn’t come.

Five Nights at Freddy's: The Fourth Closet

Golden Freddy himself doesn't make an appearance in The Fourth Closet, but his endoskeleton was melded into an amalgamation that William Afton used to get a remnant from. After Carlton was injected with remnant, Michael psychically appears, along with the four other missing children, to put together a set of drawings. After the drawings were put together, he gives him one of his drawings, then disappears.

Fazbear Frights

The New Kid

When Devon sees Kelsey doing what he perceives as going out with his crush, he starts planning a revenge. He convinces Kelsey to join him and Mick in exploring an old Freddy's he found in the woods nearby. After wandering inside the place, the three find an old Golden Freddy spring-lock suit. Devon encourages Kelsey to put it on, which he does. Kelsey starts dancing: this triggers the spring-locks, which end up skewering Kelsey while Devon and Mick watch helplessly. Devon confesses that he had no idea the suit was so dangerous, he just wanted to trap Kelsey for a prank. Devon makes Mick swear not to tell anyone, and the two leave Kelsey for dead.

After having nightmares every day for a full week, Devon tells Mick he'll go back for Kelsey, hoping he's still alive so that he can nurse him back to health, and asks Mick to cover for him, which Mick promises he'll do. Devon then goes back to the pizzeria and put his hand inside the suit, trying to understand where Kelsey is; however, the spring-locks fail again, crushing Devon's arm. As Devon struggles to escape, he sees a corpse with curly black hair inside; this puzzles him, as Kelsey had blonde hair. Devon then presumably dies of water loss after being sucked inside the suit. The corpse inside the suit likely belongs to Andrew, who is also described as having curly black hair.

Relationships

Allies

Enemies

Gallery

Golden Freddy

Fredbear

Cassidy

Trivia

  • It was heavily implied that Golden Freddy is a springlock suit hybrid, like Springtrap, in the sense of the ability to be both an animatronic behavior and a wearable suit, given that the Purple Guy was originally theorized to have worn the Golden Freddy suit to lure the five children to the back and killed them. The endoskeleton is visible in the images of Golden Freddy, shares the yellow color, and in one of the minigames in Five Nights at Freddy's 3, Golden Freddy is shown entertaining children on a stage alongside Springtrap.
    • Those who do not believe this theory tend to think his supernatural powers, indicate he merely ghost taking the form of Fredbear.
    • As of now, there are heavy implications from the second and third games that "Golden Freddy" was a Fredbear suit that was used at Freddy's, separate from the suit used at Fredbear's, similar to how there was a Spring Bonnie animatronic in both locations.
    • This was proven true in Five Nights at Freddy's 4 where Fredbear was shown multiple times to function as both an animatronic and suit, as well as in the Fazbear's Frights story The New Kid where it was repeatedly stated that Fredbear is a springlock suit.
  • Since Golden Freddy has the phrase "IT'S ME" whenever he is summoned, and crashes the game if one has 1-9-8-7 as the custom A.I. in the Custom Night, many players suspected that he was the cause of The Bite of '87. This does not work on the updated version of the first game. However it was debunked due to the heavy implication that one of the Toy animatronics was the culprit, as well as Golden Freddy being withered and decommissioned at this time.
  • As of version 1.13, setting the A.I. levels to 1/9/8/7 on Custom Night causes Golden Freddy's kill screen to appear, forcing the game to close. This was put in by Scott Cawthon to end the rumors of The Bite of '87, stating that entering the input 1/9/8/7 would have an alternate ending.
  • Many theories say Golden Freddy was originally brown, but being in the dark, never being used or the lighting turned him yellow. However, in the third game, this theory was confirmed to be false, because, in the "Stage01" minigame, Golden Freddy still retains his color.
  • Golden Freddy's kill screen in the first game is similar to the Freddy hallucination screen but is colored gold and without eyes.
  • In the trailer for Five Nights at Freddy's 2, one of the children's drawings, depicts Golden Freddy with the endoskeleton eyes singing to them.
  • The animatronic noise that killed Phone Guy is the same as Golden Freddy's, implying that he killed him.
  • Golden Freddy's scream in Five Nights at Freddy's is a slowed down version of the other animatronics' scream, supporting the theory that the Puppet stuffed deceased children in the animatronic suits (as seen in the "Give Gifts, Give Life" minigame) with the fifth child possessing Golden Freddy. This theory is confirmed in the third game, most evidently in "Happiest Day".
    • In Five Nights at Freddy's 2, its scream is also different, being a louder version of the normal scream, and clips midway.
  • Before the third game, Golden Freddy was believed to be the suit Afton wore to kill the children, however, it is later revealed in later games that Spring Bonnie was the suit used, but the theory is still somewhat popular. Indeed, it is possible that Afton used the Golden Freddy suit to kill a second group of children during FNaF 2, as Golden Freddy is the only spare yellow suit in that pizzeria.
  • Although his full name is Michael Brooks in Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes, the events of the novel, while considered canon by the creator, is an alternate continuity to the game series. The Survival Logbook heavily hints that Golden Freddy's name is actually Cassidy.
  • In Freddy in Space 2, Golden Freddy is the only playable character who still looks like an animatronic, unlike the other characters.
  • Golden Freddy is one of the few animatronics who doesn't appear in Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted. However, there is an Easter Egg which may relate to him. In the Curse of Dreadbear DLC, after completing a level, the player can find inside the warehouse three Halloween posters which previously appeared in the images of the salvaged animatronics from Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator. If the player throws some darts at the posters when they're identical, then the sentence "IT'S ME" will appear, along with music and flashing lights.
  • Strangely, Withered Golden Freddy in Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is more beaten up than his version in the original. It is unknown why Golden Freddy seems to be less damaged in the first game, since Five Nights at Freddy's takes place after the events of Five Nights at Freddy's 2, and would have likely not have been repaired.
    • This is most likely, Withered Golden Freddy could somewhat parallel of what happened to Fredbear, after the Bite of 1983. Its believe since that incident, the Fredbear Family Dinner was permanently closed, while the abandoned Fredbear suit went break down/rust.
    • And as for why Golden Freddy has less damage than Withered Golden Freddy in FNAF 1, its because all the Withered Animatronics from FNaF 2 have been converted to Classic Animatronics. Thus would explain why Fredbear and Golden Freddy were connected each any further.
  • Although it's possible that his FNAF 2 counterpart is an empty, derelict Fredbear suit with a few animatronic parts still inside, while his FNAF 1 counterpart is a ghost taking the form of a yellow Freddy Fazbear. This theory explains his animatronic-like behavior in FNAF 2, and also why his A.I. can be adjusted in the second game, but not in the first game, this also explains how he is able to appear in the first game's office when both doors are closed.
    • Their jumpscares also differ. In the first game Golden Freddy's jumpscare crashes the game, while in the second game Withered Golden Freddy's jumpscare only kills the player and doesn't crash the game.
  • Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery is the first game in the series where Golden Freddy stands up.
  • While Golden Freddy is confirmed to be one of William Afton's victims, some speculate that the dead child, Cassidy, shares the body with the Crying Child from the fourth game according to FNaF Survival Logbook. A previous but still prevalent theory was that the spirit that possessed Golden Freddy was just that of the Crying Child. This can still be reasonably followed if the player ignores the events of most books and everything after Ultimate Custom Night.
    • However, this is very unlikely, mainly because in all cases in which possession has been seen in the series, physical contact with the animatronic at the time of death is required to subsequently possess it. Something that does not happen with the Crying Child, who was able to survive the bite for a few more days before eventually dying in the hospital, making it impossible for the Crying Child to have possessed Fredbear.
  • The face of "The One You Should Not Have Killed" is an edited picture of Jason Cawthon, the son of series creator Scott Cawthon.
  • Their gender in the games is considered ambiguous. While Cassidy does speak with a feminine voice during Ultimate Custom Night, Scott Cawthon said that the voice shouldn't be immediately clear, and it could work as both a young boy and a young girl. If one believes Cassidy is "The One You Should Not Have Killed" or the missing kid in Midnight Motorist, then they are also referred to as a boy by Chica and Mangle (in The One's case) and by the orange man and the couch person (in the missing kid's case). The lines referring to "The One" can also be interpreted as referring to the fact that the Golden Freddy animatronic is male, while the ghost is a girl.
    • But, as said above, "The One's" photo is a redacted photo of Scott's son.
    • Their gender in other official works is changeable: female in novels, but male in movie.
    • This discrepancy with Cassidy's gender is commonly used as an argument to suggest that Andrew is the spirit controlling UCN and not Cassidy.
  • In Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach, the sprite of the Princess from the Princess Quest minigame was labelled "Cassidy", implying Golden Freddy to be the Princess' true identity. That said, it was later patched out and the sprite was renamed to "the Princess" (the same name it had in the original Help Wanted mobile port) for currently unknown reasons.
  • It's possible that the Fredbear that appears in Ultimate Custom Night isn't the only version of Fredbear, considering that the Fredbear seen in Five Nights at Freddy's 4's minigames has a different design, similar with Spring Bonnie cases (specifically a portlier body and a segmented head and jaw connected by moving actuators, something that UCN Fredbear and both forms of Golden Freddy lack).
    • Nightmare Fredbear appears to be a "nightmarish" version of this iteration of Fredbear.
    • Withered Golden Freddy is presumed to be Fredbear’s original form.
  • It is theorized that the reason Cassidy both holds a grudge against William and is so powerful is because they were killed by a springlock failure unlike the other children giving her much more Agony than the other spirits.

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Animatronics
Recurring
Funtime Freddy | Fetch | Plushtrap Chaser | Foxy the Pirate | Chica the Chicken | Springtrap | Afton's Amalgamation
One-Shot
Lonely Freddies | Minireenas | Funtime Foxy | Golden Freddy | Julius's Exoskeleton | Lucky Boy | Felix the Shark

Humans
Recurring
Andrew | William Afton
One-Shot
Julius | Dominic | Lewis | Unnamed Drug Dealers

Creatures
Recurring
Eleanor | The Blackbird | Faz-Goo
One-Shot
Spring Bonnie | Ralpho | Shadow Bonnie | Sea Bonnies | Kids at Play

Tales from the Pizzaplex
Animatronics
The Mimic | Lally | Victoria Snodgrass | Happs | Moondrop Hologram | Frank the Diver | Pizzaplex Ballora | Bobbiedots | Nexie | Nightmare Animatronics
Humans
DJ Dan | William Afton | Luca | Earl | Ronan and Tate | Martin Copper | Mr. Renner | GGY | Mr. Burrows
Other
Tiger Rock | The Drowned Girl | Fazcade Monty | B-7

Movie
Animatronics
Freddy Fazbear | Bonnie the Bunny | Chica the Chicken/Mr. Cupcake | Foxy the Pirate | Golden Freddy
Humans
William Afton | Jane Schmidt | Max, Jeff, Hank and Carl

Fazbear Fanverse
One Night at Flumpty's | POPGOES

Disambiguation pages
Afton | Bonnie the Bunny | Chica the Chicken | Circus Baby | Foxy the Pirate | Freddy Fazbear | Purple Guy

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