Bathed in the darkness, reviling against light...this unseen copy of the animatronics that we all know so well has relished in the bloodshed, but loathed the lack of attention. No one can see him, no one can hear him, only those who seek or want to find him are only able to catch a glimpse of them. The Shadow Animatronic. He is the whisper you think is just part of your mind, and he is the glimpse of movement out of the corner of your eye. But as much entertainment as he gets from his twisted fun, he wishes he was real, and wishes he could earn his share of attention. Even if it means harming the ones he hides behind, he will not hesitate to claw his way to the top. However, when he is discovered and is allowed to exist, he doesn't get the good attention he wanted. He is scorned, scourged, hated. He begins to think that this wasn't what he deserved and it's what he was tricked into. The monster decides that the only way to be recognized as the god that he thinks he is...is to purge the ones who say otherwise.

After the decades of horrid events that occurred inside Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria, the animatronics that take residence there can finally live in peace. But they forgot one crucial detail- what about the Nightmares that haunted the poor child so long ago? Nightmare and his band of horrifying animatronics didn't stop with the child- they went on and on, plaguing different children that had deep, dark fears. But when one animatronic finally snaps out of the sick loop that prisons his comrades, he manages to escape- only to be pursued by Nightmare. The animatronic then finds ones who can help him, but he is still new to being independent. Yet he'd have to gain their trust and quickly, because when the horrible villain would find him, he would have to choose- go back to a life of bringing fear and terror? Or remain as an important guardian to the lost souls of the deceased?

Welcome to Fredbear's Family Diner, a place for the whole family to have fun! At least, that's what Spring Bonnie and Fredbear had been programmed to say. They both could think and feel, just like a human, but had to act like a robot every single day of their lives. But one day, it all goes wrong. Everything falls apart, and the two animatronics are left to rot inside a dark, musty room. They had been replaced, and the new animatronics only shunned them. Even Spring Bonnie's friend was different, much more different than before. They were both forgotten, but with a twist of events, Spring Bonnie became a favored ally to the newer models. And a new enemy to their leader as well. But all of that was left behind when a dark secret, the darkest the restaurant ever had, attached itself to Spring Bonnie. And this hot-tempered robot must learn to get rid of it and fast, before its hatred could harm the ones he had helped long ago.