Five Nights at Freddy's Plus (2020)
Five Nights at Freddy’s Plus is a reimagining of the point-and-click game Five Nights at Freddy’s, originally created by Scott Cawthon. The remake was officially endorsed as a part of The Fazbear Fanverse Initiative, and was originally developed by Phisnom. In Five Nights at Freddy's Plus, a security guard takes the night shift at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, a decrepit children's pizzeria with animatronic mascots who roam the halls at night. As the security guard, it’s the player's job to keep the animatronics at bay within the safety of the Security Office.
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The video portrays fuzzy camera footage from the establishment's camera system, cutting from black to reveal the Dining Hall within the veil of night. As a low, atmospheric and ominous hum is heard, the camera pans left and right to survey the area, only to cut to black again. A sound is heard within the darkness, presumably the scraping and clattering of metal, as the camera image returns again. As the camera pans to the right, it reveals Bonnie standing within the Dining Hall, as the ambient hum begins to grow louder. The footage cuts again, returning shortly afterwards as the camera pans left, only to corrupt at the sight of Bonnie close-up on the camera, his eyes glowing within the darkness. The footage finally cuts out, the camera's UI declaring the titular "connection error" as the camera has been disabled, revealing the map of the pizzeria and where the camera is situated.
Freddy wakes up from a deactivated state, moving around with his jaw occasionally snapping open and closed. Freddy's eyes dart around, before his body starts to turn to look around the area. The camera, closer up on Freddy, watches him raise his hand and turn around, his jaw snapping open and shut again as if talking to people nearby. Freddy jolts upwards, looking to his right and holding his microphone to his mouth. He speaks into it, whilst slowly turning to the left. Freddy's closes his eyes and leans back to chuckle. His eyes then open, albeit wider than normal, and is followed by deep laughter that continues even after the video goes black. A loud buzzing can also be heard as the deep laugh begins.
The teaser begins with the animatronics in their idle animations. Freddy is looking around the area, blinking, and moving his jaw from time to time. Bonnie is also looking around the area. Bonnie, at one point, stares directly into the camera, creating a very unsettling stare. Chica is seen at the end with only half of her face and body visible. One of her eyes seem to glow as the video cuts to end.
The teaser starts with Chica, now in Freddy's place, singing Follow Me (feat. Daisy) · Dream Valley Music. Bonnie is shown playing his banjo on the left side of the stage. Freddy casually waves oh the right side, in Chica's place. Foxy is not seen on his stage in the video, given he is out of order at this time. The singing and performance seems to go well, with an occasional glitching from Chica's voice box. However, her singing would become distorted midway through the performance, the lights cutting out and creating an eerie atmosphere that seemingly scared the patrons of the restaurant as the stage came to a close.
This video is from the perspective of Foxy, who prior to this video had yet to be seen officially. Starting in Pirate's Cove, as the curtains get drawn Foxy's head turns to the exit door far in the darkness, where the footage glitches out and becomes red, with heavy breathing on top of it. Imagery quickly cuts over the footage as well as music, as Foxy is seen running through the Dining Area. After a few seconds of darkness, the video ends with Foxy walking through the building, looking up at the illuminated red exit sign.
The Ghosthunter breaks and enters into Freddy Fazbear's Pizza to investigate the paranormal going-ons in the restaurant, all while recording it for their fake show, "The Paranormal Investigatorz". While from their perspective, the video often interjects with shots from the camera feed of the restaurant.
Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is back in the public eye this year, but not for the reasons they had hoped, as the small business was dragged into a torrent of anger and suspicion due to alleged ties to the disappearance of a local high school student on October 9th. The young teen, known to friends as a hobbyist filmmaker and described by some as a "quiet but well-mannered soul", was reported missing the morning after leaving home to "meet up with someone for a new project" that, according to family, involved the restaurant's infamous string of incidents and general dark reputation.