Freddy's Pizza Since 1961 — Restaurant in New York

The FNAF (Five Nights at Freddy's) lore is incredibly complex and spans multiple games, books, and even a movie. Here's a condensed version of the main storyline: The Afton Family and Fazbear Entertainment At the heart of the lore is the Afton family and their intertwined fates with Fazbear Entertainment. William Afton is a co-founder of Fazbear Entertainment, a brilliant engineer, and a terrifying serial killer. His business partner is Henry Emily, a kind and ingenious animatronic designer. The Missing Children Incident The first major tragedy occurs at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. William Afton, disguised as Spring Bonnie, lures and murders five children: Gabriel, Jeremy, Susie, Fritz, and Cassidy. Their spirits then possess the animatronics: Freddy Fazbear (Gabriel) Bonnie (Jeremy) Chica (Susie) Foxy (Fritz) Golden Freddy (Cassidy) This event is known as the "Missing Children Incident" and leads to the restaurant's initial closure and a dark reputation. The Death of Charlie Before the Missing Children Incident, Henry Emily's daughter, Charlotte "Charlie" Emily, is murdered by William Afton outside Fredbear's Family Diner. Her spirit possesses the Puppet animatronic, becoming a protector figure for the other lost souls. The Afton Children William Afton has three children: Michael Afton: The eldest, who is often the protagonist of the games. He's tasked by his father to "put her back together" and later searches for his father. Elizabeth Afton: William's youngest daughter. She's fascinated by Circus Baby, an animatronic designed by her father, and is eventually scooped by it, her spirit possessing Circus Baby. The Crying Child (Evan Afton): William's youngest son, constantly terrified of the animatronics, especially his older brother Michael's pranks. He dies from the "Bite of '83" caused by Fredbear's jaw crushing his head. His spirit is theorized to possess Golden Freddy alongside Cassidy, or perhaps to manifest as Shadow Freddy or even to be revived by his father. Ennard and Sister Location In Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location, Michael Afton works as a technician at Circus Baby's Entertainment and Rental. He's ultimately scooped by the animatronic Ennard (a molten amalgam of Baby, Funtime Freddy, Funtime Foxy, and Ballora), which uses his body as a disguise to escape the facility. Michael's body then decays, and Ennard eventually expels him, leaving Michael as a reanimated corpse, determined to find his father. The Scraps and Salvaging Years later, the remaining animatronics from various locations are in disrepair and are referred to as "scraps": Scrap Baby (Elizabeth Afton) Molten Freddy (Ennard after Baby leaves, now controlled primarily by Funtime Freddy) Scraptrap (William Afton, trapped inside the Spring Bonnie suit, now deteriorated and referred to as Springtrap) Lefty (The Puppet, designed by Henry to capture Charlie's spirit) The Fazbear's Fright Fire and Pizzeria Simulator In Five Nights at Freddy's 3, Michael Afton works at Fazbear's Fright: The Horror Attraction, a haunted house attraction built around the remnants of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. He encounters Springtrap (William Afton). The attraction burns down, seemingly destroying Springtrap, but he survives. In Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator (FNAF 6), Henry Emily devises a plan to end the cycle of terror. He lures all the remaining haunted animatronics (Scrap Baby, Molten Freddy, Scraptrap, and Lefty) to a new pizzeria built over the original Freddy Fazbear's Pizza location. He then sets the pizzeria on fire, intending to permanently destroy all the animatronics and free the trapped souls, including his daughter Charlie and presumably William Afton. Henry sacrifices himself in the fire, stating that "this is where your story ends." Glitchtrap and the Mimic Despite the fire, William Afton's consciousness survives digitally, becoming Glitchtrap in Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted. He tries to escape into the mind of the player, a beta tester. The most recent overarching villain introduced is The...

Yeah this place was kind of fun. I used to go here during their rebranding in 1999-2014. Yeah I mean this place is fun but it gets kind of old after a while you know? I love that they refurbished foxy! My favorite animatronic has and always will be Foxy! The pizza was better than expected it just tasted a little bit off. I got the pepperoni and sausage. The kids looked like they had a bit of fun though I couldn't tell cause they all seemed a bit sleepy for some reason. I also saw this weird bunny thing I think it was white And it had a big bowtie. It was holding a kitchen knife probably for cutting pizzas. The atmosphere was a little bit weird and dirty but it was fine. The tables were nice and they had new table covers. There were way more shiny than they used to be. I also like the new fountain drinks They taste way less like straight sugar now. I think I saw some kids going into A backroom But they were probably just playing.. The arcade was good. Some of the games were really hard but they also kept the classics! And that's good for the newer generation alpha hasn't lived up to a good reputation so this should Maybe make the public think a little bit better of them. I also met a cute little girl there never got her name though. She looked around 4 or 5 and she was nice to me. Put a picture of her at the bottom. She Showed me where everything was. Overall liked this place. It wasn't perfect but it was decent. I still like circus baby's pizza world better though.1 question why don't they do the Freddy and friends Live action band anymore? I love the child singers that they had That dressed like the characters? Also I love the orange...

I wholeheartedly recommend "Freddy's special". If you cough before ordering it, ("can I get a *cough" Freddy's special"), they'll take you into the back. I'm not going to go on too much about it as to keep it a surprise, but I order it every time. The animatronic band is absolutely incredible. Technology is crazy these days. There's this cool concept that the owner was telling me about called "Springlock suits". He said some of the older models of animatronics had the capability to fit a human inside! I had asked why they don't do it anymore, but then he started going on about getting his sausages imported from Italy or something. Maybe he misheard. My child used to love it when the animatronics would sing (personally, I hated the smell. I recommended putting the suits in the washer, but the owner said the grime was too chunky and solid to put into the washing machine). The pure joy on his face made me feel like I had succeeded in being a father. After what he did though, he deserved Freddy's Special. He was getting too curious. Me and the owner are real good friends. Especially the previous owner, William. Great guy. It's a shame what happened to him though. It's good the new owner Michael is taking over for him though. We've really bonded over his father.

He blames the kids.

That's why he punishes them

Gives them Freddy's Special

For his...