Honestly it’s really nice to hear all this positive talk about a new FNAF book release because normally it’s fans losing their shit over a crazy new lore reveal or Scott came up with a story so weird, disturbing, gross, and simply bizarre that it leaves all us scratching our heads and wondering why Scott….just why?….
@@Jeremy_stuartI on the other hand, hate them because of how much context and lore they hide behind walls of text that could easily explain the driving points of the games, instead of the games themselves being sufficient enough to tell the story. If you didn’t read the tales of the pizzaplex, you wouldn’t know who the Mimic was in Security Breach Ruin
Pg. 70's ending had me DYING cuz right before Foxy kills you with your own screwdriver, you stab him in his eye with it. But then he reveals another eye under his eye patch and just winks at you😭
None of them are. Bonnie kills you even when you tell him you have kids Chica literally drags people into the forest to kill them. Freddy is the only arguable one but he takes part in one of the game overs where the 4 animatronics invade your house
14:53 I think this is Freddy in this ending. At least my interpretation of this was that Freddy is in the Vent and scares off Chica. The Animatronics seem to have a pseudo hierarchy with Freddy at the top and Chica seemingly at the bottom. When Freddy is first active in the book it seems like everyone else is giving him space because they don’t want to get in his way. I wouldn’t put it past him to bite Mr cupcake to get Chica outta the way. He doesn’t share kills like the Wishbone Ending, he makes sure the kill is all his.
I don't know how to feel about that. I always thought that they couldn't leave because it was outside of their programming (why else would they not be able to enter the safe room?). But now it's been confirmed that they pretty much always could be able to (and it wasn't just special cases like Puppet or Springtrap) and that's scary as fuck.
Im so excited for this I’ve barely found any good coverage of this book despite it being out a good while now. I haven’t been able to get my hands on a copy so this is so hype
I like that all the night 1 deaths seem like Ralph is just experimenting. Like all the deaths make it clear that he just doesn’t understand the animatronics yet, so he hides under tables and in the bathroom. Really damn good writing in this book.
I highly enjoyed “The Week Before” all because it felt like a great getaway from the massive Frights & Tales debate that we all kept arguing about. Sure enough, this book handle the lore so wild and unique that it really felt nice that each endings tend to flesh out so much of the lore. And I might put a smoking gun on this and say it’s 1000000% in the games’ continuity. Now I can feel comfortable with the FNAF books now
NGL I’d like to see a full dive into all the lore reveals in the book since it seems like there’s quite a few of them. Although as someone else mentioned mentioned, the toys are indeed affected by the flashlight (being stunned for a few seconds) save BB who is entirely immune to it. Granted that is really only a staling tactic than a way to get rid of them.
If you want some timestamps. 1:23 Night 1 endings 4:29 Night 2 endings 7:01 Night 3 endings 9:32 Night 4 endings 13:30 Night 5 endings 17:32 Canon ending 20:16 Night 6 endings 24:12 Kill count
2:15 the phone guy's voice wasn't Scott's voice, he actually met a guy in the street that gave a good impression of his voice, so Scott offered him a voice acting role. And that's how phone guy was born
I loved this book because of the story and the true explanation around the first game, especially the reference to Freddy tearing his head off and the purple man.
About the woods ending: I think it links in with Midnight Motorist with how there was a dirt mound. If an employee is to escape and somehow get killed, either William Afton or the animatronics will bury the body in the woods to dispose of evidence of the murder happening.
I would like to say that Ralph's boss is definitely not Henry as she/her pronouns are used for her during the "Some Bunny's in Trouble!" ending. Edit: Also I'm pretty sure it couldn't be William even if it was a guy because I'm 99% sure ralph and William are friends while he's using his "Dave Miller" alias.
Mid way the whole video and i gotta say, it's amazing that this book got these many fun ways to get killed or inconvinienced on a FNAF 1 setting. Some of these are ridiculous, some are quite ominous and some of them are quite unfortunate game over instances. It's odd to imagine we could have lived in a world where FNAF game over screens had death animations in several different situations in a single location. I kinda wanna imagine some of these game overs being recreated with visuals by fans of the games like it's a series of shorts.
Wait wait wait wait... what if that golden freddy suit that ppl can get stuffed in is technically the ghostly one? We've seen several instances where it can be physical. What if it's a way to take and torture adults like ultimate custom night?
my interpretation is that the suit in the back is withered GF, cause they won't be using him so why repair him, and the fnaf 1 version is an apperattion
Foxy had a personal vendetta
Foxy was so pissed that he wasn't in Into The Pit (game) that he shoehorned himself into almost every game over ending in this book
Man, I'm still kind of salty about that if I had to be honest, lol.
Honestly it’s really nice to hear all this positive talk about a new FNAF book release because normally it’s fans losing their shit over a crazy new lore reveal or Scott came up with a story so weird, disturbing, gross, and simply bizarre that it leaves all us scratching our heads and wondering why Scott….just why?….
tbh my favorite part about the books are the bizarre stories. they're often very interesting and usually add a good new mystery
@@Jeremy_stuartI on the other hand, hate them because of how much context and lore they hide behind walls of text that could easily explain the driving points of the games, instead of the games themselves being sufficient enough to tell the story.
If you didn’t read the tales of the pizzaplex, you wouldn’t know who the Mimic was in Security Breach Ruin
I think is because is FNAF 1 bonus content, not about the books itself.
Pg. 70's ending had me DYING cuz right before Foxy kills you with your own screwdriver, you stab him in his eye with it. But then he reveals another eye under his eye patch and just winks at you😭
Foxy is not a good guy confirmed.
Nuh uh-
@@paperbag8790wanna bet on it?
10 years later we finally found out😔🙏🏽
None of them are. Bonnie kills you even when you tell him you have kids
Chica literally drags people into the forest to kill them.
Freddy is the only arguable one but he takes part in one of the game overs where the 4 animatronics invade your house
Foxy really needs to chill out 😭
14:53 I think this is Freddy in this ending. At least my interpretation of this was that Freddy is in the Vent and scares off Chica. The Animatronics seem to have a pseudo hierarchy with Freddy at the top and Chica seemingly at the bottom. When Freddy is first active in the book it seems like everyone else is giving him space because they don’t want to get in his way. I wouldn’t put it past him to bite Mr cupcake to get Chica outta the way. He doesn’t share kills like the Wishbone Ending, he makes sure the kill is all his.
One of the chica ending showing they feel pain and still have emotions is really an interesting implication
Something that surprised me is that the animatronics CAN get you outside of the pizzeria if they see you.
If they wanna get gunned down to rust if police catch em
@@somediegoguy4758 True
I don't know how to feel about that. I always thought that they couldn't leave because it was outside of their programming (why else would they not be able to enter the safe room?). But now it's been confirmed that they pretty much always could be able to (and it wasn't just special cases like Puppet or Springtrap) and that's scary as fuck.
Im so excited for this I’ve barely found any good coverage of this book despite it being out a good while now. I haven’t been able to get my hands on a copy so this is so hype
Gibi’s horror homestead, notarealname and IDs fantasy have covered it if memory serves
I like that all the night 1 deaths seem like Ralph is just experimenting. Like all the deaths make it clear that he just doesn’t understand the animatronics yet, so he hides under tables and in the bathroom. Really damn good writing in this book.
The big grin makes me feel like it's shadow Bonnie, if he was in a dark vent you'd only see the teeth and eyes
I highly enjoyed “The Week Before” all because it felt like a great getaway from the massive Frights & Tales debate that we all kept arguing about.
Sure enough, this book handle the lore so wild and unique that it really felt nice that each endings tend to flesh out so much of the lore.
And I might put a smoking gun on this and say it’s 1000000% in the games’ continuity. Now I can feel comfortable with the FNAF books now
NGL I’d like to see a full dive into all the lore reveals in the book since it seems like there’s quite a few of them.
Although as someone else mentioned mentioned, the toys are indeed affected by the flashlight (being stunned for a few seconds) save BB who is entirely immune to it. Granted that is really only a staling tactic than a way to get rid of them.
12:24 ralph needs to stop with these dad jokes. Its getting him KILLED 😂
24:12 welcome to the kill count where we tally up the victims in all your favorite movies-
Might I suggest the numbers steve?
Trauma ending is my favorite because the police LITERALLY guns down the animatronics
foxy kinda deserves the smoke in this book considering he didn't get any at all in into the pit
Yes
Nah bro, Foxy is not taking any chances. Dude is a manace on this movie
If you want some timestamps.
1:23 Night 1 endings
4:29 Night 2 endings
7:01 Night 3 endings
9:32 Night 4 endings
13:30 Night 5 endings
17:32 Canon ending
20:16 Night 6 endings
24:12 Kill count
I liked the inclusion of the kill count because I was thinking the same thing about how foxy has so many kills when I was reading the book myself
foxy on his way to kill a family of 23
Justification: they looked at him funny
foxy has some kendrick level hate for ralph
9:18 there's no way this isn't a sueable offense he the eye could have easily been placed back in
6:07 I feel like this is a reference to how the mascot performers at Disney World would take smoke break with their suits on
Damn, Foxy was freaking *LOCKED. IN.* to kill Ralph in this book man😭😭
2:15 the phone guy's voice wasn't Scott's voice, he actually met a guy in the street that gave a good impression of his voice, so Scott offered him a voice acting role.
And that's how phone guy was born
I loved this book because of the story and the true explanation around the first game, especially the reference to Freddy tearing his head off and the purple man.
why the hell am I watching this right when I’m about to sleep?
because the fnaf grind set won’t stop ‼️‼️
About the woods ending: I think it links in with Midnight Motorist with how there was a dirt mound. If an employee is to escape and somehow get killed, either William Afton or the animatronics will bury the body in the woods to dispose of evidence of the murder happening.
20:06 i think golden freddy kill ralph,when he hang up the phone he still hear child cry like c.c before fredbear bite
Bro Foxy is a crashout😭🙏🏾🙏🏾
Aight,imma head in
8:01 possible reference to how she is in the woods in TJOC?
I would like to say that Ralph's boss is definitely not Henry as she/her pronouns are used for her during the "Some Bunny's in Trouble!" ending.
Edit: Also I'm pretty sure it couldn't be William even if it was a guy because I'm 99% sure ralph and William are friends while he's using his "Dave Miller" alias.
Caught this when it was 33s old
Mid way the whole video and i gotta say, it's amazing that this book got these many fun ways to get killed or inconvinienced on a FNAF 1 setting. Some of these are ridiculous, some are quite ominous and some of them are quite unfortunate game over instances.
It's odd to imagine we could have lived in a world where FNAF game over screens had death animations in several different situations in a single location. I kinda wanna imagine some of these game overs being recreated with visuals by fans of the games like it's a series of shorts.
Wait wait wait wait... what if that golden freddy suit that ppl can get stuffed in is technically the ghostly one? We've seen several instances where it can be physical. What if it's a way to take and torture adults like ultimate custom night?
my interpretation is that the suit in the back is withered GF, cause they won't be using him so why repair him, and the fnaf 1 version is an apperattion
The Boss was a Lady.
Agreed.
@@vforval I agree with Your Agreement.
But Also Confused, Mabey that Lady Employee from the Movie Training Video?
@@PositiveNihilism. Maybe
Usually a story has either loads of lore or it’s disturbing af. This book can be both with its different deaths.
6:02 this also might implies that Jeremy smokes, if not Jeremy, then Fritz(no not the kid who was stuffed into Foxy)
You could make a drinking game of this 😂
I’m gonna safely assume that the animatronic in the “WTF” ending is Golden Freddy
It's Freddy, it's on the damn page
11:06 hey nice back to the future reference
Congrats on 60 k subs
14:12 Thebones5 is a good source to prove that wrong, the toys were stopped by camera lights.
he meant fending them off
Love the book it was a fun one to read
Tho foxy personally wanted me to much 😂
14:52 I think it's tHE MIMIC
no.
9:53 How long have they been there!?
I hate how they count deaths as endings, especially if the way you die is the same as other “endings”
Just .01 away from 1.21 gigawatts
Finally a good book
That’s not Bonnie that’s Scp-173
Nice
¡Hola!
Epic
Thank you for doing the Lord's work. 🥹