Fans were disappointed that the novel has no answers to the mysteries on the game franchise. As fans had claims of the book's lore conflicting with that of the games' lore, Cawthon replied. [3] After Greg and his friends venture into an abandoned Freddy Fazbear's location, Greg activates the Fetch animatronic. Andrew, within the animatronic, connects himself to Greg's phone.

The victims of the MCI, properly known as the Missing Children Incident, are all the murder victims of William Afton. The main five children in question were kidnapped from their parents while they were in Freddy Fazbear's Pizza in 1985 and, upon being murdered by William, they were promptly stuffed into the animatronic mascots. Their souls became attached to the core animatronic crew of Freddy, Bonnie, Foxy, Chica, and Golden Freddy, which they use to hunt down the venue's night guards, whom they assume was the man who murdered them. Sensing Detective Larson's good heart, the Marionette helped Larson defeat Afton, telling him to bring her to the monster. After ramming the gigantic garbage pile with a forklift into a lake, the Marionette went inside of the Miscreation and tore it apart from the inside out. William Afton screamed as Charlotte caused his new form to collapse. The infected parts that made up the monstrosity begin to sink to the bottom of the water, including the mask and limbs of the Marionette, taking William Afton with her. Charlie's character reflects that of Michael Afton from the games. Both have a dark and mysterious past and uncover their father's sins and creations which attempt to kill them, both have managed to even survive gruesome situations and cheat death. Additionally, both are no longer considered human, Michael is currently a living corpse while Charlotte is an advanced A.I. If you are looking for the ghostly appearance the kids take on, look Here. Looking for the character who shares a common name with the ghost appearance? Look Here. If you're looking for the first victim of William Afton, predating the MCI, look Here. If you're looking for the character with a similar name to Cassidy, look Here. For their counterparts in FNAF: The Movie, look Here. In The Fourth Closet, once he escapes from the Spring Bonnie suit, William begins to regain his sanity, which in turn makes him feel that he doesn’t need to be inconspicuous due to his state of condition. He is miserable, commanding, and impatient, yet he remains to be theatrical, even when he is in pain. Because his organic, human body is full of mechanical parts, William seemingly has a pain tolerance, as he continues to commit scientific experiments, seeking to replicate immortality in the form of a substance called remnant.

Betty is Carlton's mother and the DA for Hurricane. She is a lot more uptight than her husband Clay and more reserved as well. After Scott signed a deal with Scholastic, they changed the cover of the book with the official logo of the series. The One You Should Not Have Killed is the name given to the victim of Afton who created Ultimate Custom Night to be his own personal hell. They can be occasionally be seen smiling maliciously from different hidden spots, and are also the soul speaking through Happy Frog, Nedd Bear, and Orville Elephant while taunting him about how he will suffer forever. Maya • Elena • Violeta • Maya's Father • Aunt Sofia • Aunt Luciana • Uncle Rafael • Uncle Peter • Axel • Abril • Gran • Gramps • Nana • Pappy Charlie first appears in Chapter 1 in a flash-forward scene as she tries to hide from Foxy. To her misfortune, she stumbles over some wires and sees Foxy swing his hook at her.

The Freddy Files Description: "Carlton is a goofy and fun-loving teenage boy who likes to create stories and comedy routines. Conveniently, this all helps to hide how much the troubling events of his childhood affected him." Gabriel seems to be the child given cake in BB's Air Adventure, as the kid in the Freddy Mask appears in Happiest Day first. At some point following the events of the Follow Me minigames, but before Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator, the five missing children were set free from the animatronics and allowed to move on due to Charlotte Emily giving them their Happiest Day. However, despite being freed, Cassidy stays behind due to her hatred for her killer, keeping him alive following the sixth game to torture him herself in the form of Ultimate Custom Night. In the Fazbear Frights books, the role of torturing him is instead given to Andrew. Charlie seems to follow her father's footsteps in robotic engineering due to her trying to get a degree in the subject when she is in college during The Twisted Ones.It should be noted that her role of "William's Tormentor" has been taken within the Fazbear Frights storyline, being given to Andrew. The setting then changes to the present, showing Charlie arriving in the city of Hurricane to attend the launch of a scholarship dedicated to her old friend Michael Brooks, who went missing a decade earlier due to an incident at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. After arriving in the city, Charlie arrives at her old home, where she finds her three old toys, Theodore, Stanley, and Ella. She then recalls seeing a disturbing figure with "silver eyes" when she was a child. After spending a couple of hours she becomes uncomfortable due to unpleasant memories she faced beforehand. After leaving the house, she goes to meet her friends at a nearby diner. She meets up with some of her childhood friends, Jessica, John, and Carlton. They eventually get talking about Freddy's and all of the great memories they’ve had. Carlton tells the group that there was an attempt to build a shopping mall in the restaurant's place but was left incomplete. Charlie is still eager to go, even if it reminded her of her past memories. Baby confronts her, who tells Charlie to call her Elizabeth. She shows Charlie memories of her with her father, revealing that she was a ragdoll this whole time. A total of four robots were built by Henry, each simulating a stage of life (toddler, child, teen, adult). Henry didn't finish the fourth one after he realized that he had gone insane. Elizabeth revealed to Charlie that all her memories of her with her father were just recordings made by a camera on a tripod. Baby was the robot with "silver eyes" who was in the corner of Henry's workshop. Elizabeth then also revealed that she isn't even possessed by the real Charlie either. [10] The real Charlotte Emily was the one murdered by William Afton, not Sammy. Henry, after finding out about his daughter's death, sent him into an insane depression. He cried, bled, and sweat so much into the ragdoll that used to belong to Charlie for months, which created the "spark of life", the doll became sentient. The ragdoll is powered by Henry's emotional energy, unintentionally due to him grieving so much into the doll. Henry then began to recreate Charlotte as a robot, recreating her stages of life (toddler, child, teen, adult). He based the robots on the ragdoll, which looked like Ella. He then also began creating false memories for her, using a camera tripod. The robot copies of Charlotte are powered by the Ella ragdoll, which gave the robots life. The robot copies of Charlotte Emily are unaware of the original Charlotte’s death, assuming that the one murdered was Sammy. Based on how Cassidy appears, the lighting appears to be more of a dark pink, slightly offsetting the colors

Within the Lorekeeper ending for Pizzeria Simulator, him and Jeremy share the same font on their gravestones. It should be noted that Andrew's mask implies that he originally possessed an Alligator animatronic. This was later renamed, after Scott clarified the situation, stating that the kazoo was actually rejected, but released anyway.This also explains all the balloon children appearing in The Twisted Ones. Charlie heard a child in the location near her father's house, so she expects to see a child. The others arrive, and Charlie says that there are robotic children around them. She then explains the illusion disk shows what the person expects to see. He also appears to have a strange connection with Eleanor, both appearing to contain the same evil energy from within their bodies. When Eleanor entered the Afton amalgamation, Afton was seemingly satisfied, becoming "complete" after the two entities united. But after Eleanor leaves the amalgamation, Afton himself starts showing signs of being defeated by getting torn apart by the Puppet, implying that Eleanor was actually after the energy inside of the amalgamation that had been powering Afton from the start. It's implied that Afton was being helped by some supernatural entity, even before Andrew had eventually latched onto him.