#fnaf vhs

[yelrabmena]

fnaf analog horror series where each episode is just 20 minutes of william afton kicking puppies, stealing candies from and popping balloons of small children, causing 9/11 sixteen years earlier (he does it again on the correct date later on don't worry) , all including a loud screaming audio for everytime he does something evil that goes for longer than it should. Also Freddy's barely if is important except for it being where he does the evil and there being a fazbear branded plane

at least 10 videos, each by different people, will be made for each episode talking about how it's "the scariest fnaf content ever made" and "made fnaf ACTUALLY SCARY again!!!" while the thumbnail is something like a monochrome photo of the twin towers with a fucked up looking springtrap facing the viewer with "HE DESTROYED THEM" written in bold, big red text

[lifetrader]

                                            FNAF VHS — SEASON ONE                                                                      (SOURCE)

[cheatsykoopa98]

I feel like Ragatha would like analog horror, specially movies like skinimarink

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[thenosette]

"Magazine ad advertising the premiere of "Freddy and Friends: On Tour! (1984)."

"By April 1983, Fredbear's Family Diner had fully closed their doors, and the creator of the character and restaurant, William Afton, refused to sell the rights to F.E. As a result, "Fredbear and Friends (1980)", which by the time of it's cancelation had F.E owned characters, was rebranded with all mentions of Fredbear or Spring-Hare removed."

[skxtchb3ar]

Squimpus McGrimpus Screenshot redraw aaaa

Me too queen

[capybandit]

i don't love you either

[jukoduko]

The Springtrap Multiverse! Credits: JukoDuko Springtrap by... well, me Hare-Brained Springtrap by @m0nsterjuice-art 5am at Freddy's Springtrap by Piemations Random Encounters Springtrap from Five Nights at Freddy's: The Musical Dayshift at Freddy's Springtrap by @directdogman An Undeniably Canon FNAF Timeline Springtrap by ooftroop Into the Pit Springbonnie by Elley Cooper and Scott Cawthon Battington Springtrap from FNAF VHS Springtrap & Mangle Springtrap by Quiet Tomato Tony Crynight Springtrap by whadd'ya know @tonycrynight Behind the Codes Springtrap by @behindthecodes

[jonnyappleseed333]

Springbonnie / Springtrap models i've made!!!

[mollydoesstuff]

Fazbear's Fright Advertisement

[mikeyzarate]

CRIMINAL

FNAF VHS

[mrdrhenwardhykle]

Reminder to check out FNAF Flipside!!!!

[its-ya-girl-phoeni]

@azure-aeon-dragonica + @squirrels-soul-returnal

Concept: Bonnie walking in on Charlie during the "Give Gifts, Give Life" minigame and being like "What in the Fazfuck is going on in here?!"

[seansear]

chica from that one fnaf vhs video

[lost-my-dragon]

horror eyes are surprisingly easy to draw

[vexy-hexy]

I hope this isn't a hot take, but Scott Cawthon is a shitty writer

The reason the lore makes no fucking sense is because he just randomly adds or retcons things with no explanation and, at this point, I think he just enjoys watching people (especially MatPat) go crazy theorizing

Like, the man may as well have confirmed dream theory a few years ago, only to go "wait, never mind, here’s Sister Location and everything is real, I promise"

I doubt even Scott understands his own story because it was written with the same grace and talent as an edgy middle school kid trying to write the next Jeff the Killer, so they shove everything they think is cool into the story, whether or not it fits

People say "oh, he didn't realize it would be more than (however many) games. He didn't plan that far ahead," but that excuse should only get you so far when you are writing a story

It's pretty clear that after at least game 4 (some say game 3, so I'm being nice), he stopped caring about the story and began just duct taping things he thought were interesting into a story that could've been wrapped up with MAYBE 5 games (1, 2, 3, 4, and pizzeria Sim with something in the other four to explain Baby and Molten Freddy, or get rid of them, I don't care), but instead it's a cluster fuck of weird details that DON’T MAKE SENSE

Look, I think a lot of us, myself included, can sometimes confuse a good CONCEPT with a good STORY

The storytelling of FNAF is dog shit, but the concept is just SO good, which is why people like the FNAF VHS tapes so much: these people are able to take a terrifying and interesting concept and make a truly good implied horror story with it in the way Scott NEVER could

And don't get me started on the books: First, they're not canon, then they're canon, but also, some stories may only be canon in another alternate universe or something, but if you actually want to understand something, you need to read some of the books

Your story should not have to be told across multiple different media for it to be even SLIGHTLY coherent. It's fine if you want to add in details that aren't too important to understanding the entire thing (like, we don't specifically need to know the names of each kid William killed, but it's a cool fact to know. Or maybe expand on how Freddy's and the incidents affected different people), but, as cool as it was, Golden Freddy being possessed by two children is a pretty crucial point to the rest of the series to be in just some activity book that so easily could've been overlooked as something fun to do related to FNAF (IMO)

Not to mention, we apparently can't even agree on the name of the Crying Child who, I think, was the catalyst for this entire story (because we can't even seem to agree if Elizabeth or CC died first)

TL;DR FNAF is a great concept, and it's been shown that it can make a great story by people who are much more skilled than Scott Cawthon (or maybe they just care more about this series than it's own creator, I don't fucking know)

Also, sorry if I'm incoherent or get anything wrong, I typed this while I was incredibly tired, but I did try to edit it as much as I could the past few days

[dangel-demon]

So I decided to watch FnaF VHS and it was exciting. But for some reason, out of everything that was happening, I was hooked by Toy Bonnie's song. It has a creepy subtext, but at the same time, the sound is so melodic and soothing. It's like Bonnie is saying, "I'm sorry kids, but we couldn't protect you." Oh my God, after watching these videos, I realized how tragic the story of these children who became victims is...

I kindly ask you not to steal my art and not to put them on other sites without my knowledge. Do not use them as dummies, do not assign them to yourself.