| “ | Lambchop, there's nothing I want from you except your life. | „ |
| ~ Funtime Freddy to Millie |
| “ | You’ve been mooning around since you moved here, talking about how you want to die. Well, I like to kill people, and you want to die. It’s a mutually beneficial relationship. | „ |
| ~ Funtime Freddy exchanging his reasons on why he wants to kill Millie |
Funtime Freddy is a supporting antagonist in the Fazbear Frights series, appearing as the main antagonist of Count the Ways, the third story in Fazbear Frights #1: Into the Pit. He is also a minor antagonist in the story, Room for One More.
Appearance[]
Funtime Freddy is a tattered greyed-out pink-and-white animatronic bear (appearing similar to Withered Freddy) with a top hat and a bowtie.
Biography[]
Count the Ways[]
Funtime Freddy first appears when Millie crawls into his chest cavity, as he wakes up and explains to Millie that he's going to kill her (having heard about Millie's wishes of death, despite her saying that she meant a more symbolic death).
Funtime Freddy explains his various methods of killing her, all in gruesome detail: Dehydration, starvation, freezing, impalement, boiling, and decapitation. Millie, thinking of an escape plan, chooses decapitation. Funtime Freddy, overjoyed, gives himself some time to prepare as Millie conducts her escape plan.
Funtime Freddy then announces Millie's execution and her crimes against humanity (a crime shared by many humans), and when Millie, in one last futile attempt, asks why she is paying for the Crimes of Humanity, Funtime Freddy simply says because she crawled into his belly. Funtime Freddy counts down from three, and the blade shoots through Funtime Freddy's chamber in an instant. (While in the original, it's left unknown if Millie lived, it's revealed in the eleventh epilogue that Freddy had killed her)
Room For One More[]
Funtime Freddy appears within Stanley's dreams, in which Stanley is in Circus Baby's, and is attacked by the white bear.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- This version of Funtime Freddy resembles his early design for Sister Location, with a white and pink colour palette and two hands.
- Along with his novel trilogy counterpart, Funtime Freddy lacks Bon-Bon on his left arm.
