Five Nights at Freddy's

*Shiro Kame* · 07-18-2015, 07:15 PM

Here's the trailer:

Here's what I think's going on:

After the fire that consumed Fazbear's Fright, Springtrap's body was broken to the point of being unable to function properly and be able to kill as he was in life as the Purple Guy/murderer. To fix this, he transferred his body into a toy plush of himself. Later on, at Fazbear Fright's auction, parents bought their child the Plushtrap. As a result, Plushtrap is now trying to murder the child with hallucinations of the animatronics in the child's dreams, carrying out his murders Freddy-Kruger style. The child must now live through five nights of terror, his parents unable to help him as he traverses his home in his dreams.

Here's the evidence:

The animatronics have the word "Nightmare" hidden in them, the Plushtrap image has a purple guy icon hidden in the image, Springtrap was shown to be alive in the ending, and since the trailer shows a child's bedroom, then that has to mean that the phrase "What have you brought home?" has to mean that an item is what's causing these deadly literal nightmares.

07-18-2015, 07:15 PM	#14
Shiro Kame Foot Elite Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 3,332	Here's the trailer: Here's what I think's going on: After the fire that consumed Fazbear's Fright, Springtrap's body was broken to the point of being unable to function properly and be able to kill as he was in life as the Purple Guy/murderer. To fix this, he transferred his body into a toy plush of himself. Later on, at Fazbear Fright's auction, parents bought their child the Plushtrap. As a result, Plushtrap is now trying to murder the child with hallucinations of the animatronics in the child's dreams, carrying out his murders Freddy-Kruger style. The child must now live through five nights of terror, his parents unable to help him as he traverses his home in his dreams. Here's the evidence: The animatronics have the word "Nightmare" hidden in them, the Plushtrap image has a purple guy icon hidden in the image, Springtrap was shown to be alive in the ending, and since the trailer shows a child's bedroom, then that has to mean that the phrase "What have you brought home?" has to mean that an item is what's causing these deadly literal nightmares.