It's called WillDebase, which is the theory that William cared about his kids before, but over time, he shed all his care for them, and now doesn't care about them.
What do y'all think of this theory?
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I think it's dope. Probably not true, but still dope.
Those with frontal lobe damage tend to have mood swings, so why not say that BV can be a chill guy for a minute, then suddenly be very angry?
We can all agree that William is a bad person; He's an asshole, a corrupt businessman, and a manipulative father. But not all bad people have the capacity to actually murder someone.
On the FNaF theories wiki, one of the problems listed for CassidyReciever is how Cassidy has long hair in the novels. The response to this problem was that long hair can be curly, as Cassidy is implied to have curly hair, but then the response to that response says the book explicitly states she had long, straight black hair.
Now, I don't have the book for myself to verify that claim, and that's why I'm asking. Is the wiki wrong, or is it actually stated somewhere?
Cause I feel it's logical to say Redbear in UCN is the same Redbear as the one in FNAF World. And Redbear in FNAF World is meant to be the player of FNAF World, who I'm pretty sure is actually meant to be an entity created by Glitchbear, as he says, "You were created for one thing."
Personally, when I played the Little Nightmares DLC, I called him Gordon, cause he just looks like a Gordon to me.
Personally, I draw the line right before UCN. Scott made FFPS to tie up loose ends, not make more, and from what I can tell, he seemed to be planning the Steel Wool era by the time of UCN, so it's possible to leave some plot threads in UCN.
Edit: I'm referring to when Scott could've planned something that was revealed to us in the Steel Wool era.
From what I understand, a child becomes a Resident when they lose their childlike self or their innocence. So did breaking the music box somehow give Six back her innocence?
I don't know how many projects Scott is overseeing, so I think it's kinda possible that they aren't the same.
At first, I thought it was Sister Location 2 or FNAF World 2, but after Steel Wool posted what clearly looks like a teaser for the next FNaF game, I think it's just Security Breach 2. Occam's Razor, I guess.
I think, rather than continuing Ruin, it will just showcase another Fazbear location, probably Freddy's Fantasy Water Park, I think that's what it was called, from Submechanophobia.
I never put much thought into the Blob, but we know he exists, so I feel we need to understand him.
I THINK he's possessed; He's similar to Molten Freddy, and Molten Freddy is possessed by multiple spirits, so I feel that might be the case with the Blob. But who he is possessed by is unknown to me. Maybe it's the missing people we learn of in the bad ending?
My reasoning is the FNaF 2 minigames. In most of the FNaF 2 minigames, there's a phrase being spelled, like "SAVE HIM," "HELP THEM," and "SAVE THEM." The only minigame where this doesn't occur is Foxy Go Go Go, the minigame that shows the MCI kids' corpses. And all the minigames where a phrase is being spelled have the Puppet be present in some way; "SAVE HIM" shows the Puppet's death, "HELP THEM" shows the Puppet giving life to the MCI kids, and "SAVE THEM" shows the Puppet moving around the FNaF 2 location. But in Foxy Go Go Go, it's just buzzing; Probably because the Puppet isn't present, which could be because Charlie hasn't died yet.
Now, despite that, I don't believe Charlie87; Because I find the idea of Charlie dying in the same week as the DCI to be incredibly weird and convoluted, and also because I believe GGGLBodies, the theory that Give Gifts Give Life is the Puppet showing the MCI kids their bodies, and if Charlie died in 1987, she probably wouldn't be able to because Fazbear Entertainment disposed of the bodies, as we clearly don't see the corpses in the Withereds in gameplay.
Mostly because I looked at it on the FNaF theory wiki and found it has only three problems, at least as listed on the wiki. Also, it's just extremely narratively satisfying for Mike to watch over a kid who looks like the brother he killed.
I feel a lot of people don't think about this theory because they pair it with GregBot, and all the other theories MatPat made when he was probably smoking.
I used to be a HEAVY ShatterVictim believer in 2023, but now I barely even think about it; But I look at ShatterBeth, think it has good enough evidence, and believe it.
I feel there's a lot of contradictory evidence as to what the Fredbear plush is. There are the haunted eyes and teleportation, leading you to believe it has to be a spirit possessing a plushie, but then Sister Location implies it's a tool of surveillance, which does not explain the haunted eyes and teleportation; It also raises a question: If WillPlush is true, then HOW did Scott expect us to know that at the time of FNaF 4, even though FNaF 4 implies it is haunted, when FNaF 4 was supposed to be the last game?
I know I talked about this in a post asking what people think is the most confusing mystery of FNaF 4, but I wanna talk about the Fredbear plush specifically, so I can see other people's opinions.
I find it weird how Charlie originally died in 1982 in the novels, before it was changed to 1983, and died in 1982 in the movie, and some pieces of source code in teasers to FNaF 4 are ciphered into 1982.
Just what is so significant about it? It can't be the year Charlie died, cause she died at Freddy's, which opened in 1983. I feel we're given so little as to what makes this year significant.
The theory that he also used the Fredbear suit is called TwoSuitsMCI. I don't know anyone who believes it, but I think it's a cool, niche take, even if I don't believe it.
Personally, I think it's the Fredbear plush, because there's so much contradictory evidence as to what he is. He has haunted eyes and teleports around, implying the Fredbear plush is possessed, but Sister Location implies he's a tool of surveillance by William; And my problem with Sister Location implying it's a tool of survelience is that it raises a question: If FNaF 4 was meant to be the last game, how did Scott expect us to conclude the Fredbear plush is a tool of surveillence when the game implies it's haunted?
