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It's about a man who's struggling to take care of his kid sister. He has trouble making ends meet so he takes a job as a security guard at "Freddy Fazbear's Pizza" which used to be a popular restaurant back in the 1980's.

The diner had animatronic mascots that were built be suits that employees could wear. The mechanism used to facilitate this was found to be lethal due to a flaw in the design.

In his dreams he's haunted by the ghosts of children whose bodies and souls inhabit the restaurant's animatronic mascots. He finds out the mascots want to take his sister away and turn her into an animatronic so they can play together forever.

He finds out that the animatronics are not actually acting on their own free will and are instead under the control of restaurant owner. It is revealed he murdered them years ago and used a voodoo children's drawing to make them believe otherwise.

The protagonist, his sister, and the antagonist's daughter help free the ghost children. The mascots then kill the man responsible for their deaths and allow the protagonists to leave in peace.

TL;DR

Ghost children inhabit animatronic mascots from "Chuck E Cheese." They kill their murderer. The end.

Alice 2y ago

Wow! So that's what it's about! Is it gory? Why did he kill the kids in the first place

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The Epic 2y ago

No, it's not very gory. It's rated PG-13 and the horror aspect of it is actually kind of disappointing. We also don't get to know why the man killed the children in the movie. There are loads of questions and plot points that don't get answered or resolved. The effects are also not great. The games also don't give away a whole lot of information. I don't know if the books are any better story wise. To me it feels like the story for the entire franchise is a little under cooked.

Alice 2y ago

yea Im gunna have to agree. like come on

The Epic 2y ago

There are a lot of people who like FNAF, especially kids. There a lot of puzzles and alternate reality games that people have to solve in order to figure out the smallest details about the story. Even then, the details for the story are vague. With so little information it lets the fans' imaginations run wild. Lots of people jump to conclusions and try to make theories about the story.

There's a YouTuber named MattPat who makes videos about his theories for the franchise's story. He's pretty obsessed with it and has been a prominent figure within the community. His videos are entertaining but I personally find that he "leaves the planet" a little too much.

I suspect the franchise's creator decided to make some of his theories come true just to be nice. There's not a lot of doubt in my mind that the games were never meant to have a well thought out and complete story. There are books so maybe there's more information there. Though I don't particularly like nor care about FNAF that much so I don't really know. I just went to the movie with a friend who's really into it.