Holy shit. That endo thing looks even scarier. It looks so...real. Like something you'd actually see at a Chuck E Cheese. It's genuinely crazy how well you combine both realism and uncanny horror
Imagine if this guy has movie level budget? We probably wouldn’t be getting sleep for months, but thanks again Battington, your FNAF VHS tapes are some of the best analog horror I’ve seen.
The springlock suits if existed in real life would seem to be that "safety hazard from the 80's no one cared about until someone got hurt", this is honestly so immersing
@@ferretinatrenchcoat what’s their user and can I have a link? (You’ll have to edit some things to make it not a link anymore so YT doesn’t delete it tho) I’d love to see it!
I would love to get more scenes like the malfunctioning endo one. It was legitimately the most terrifying thing I have seen in any FNAF VHS related content.
I was actually wondering if it was trying to communicate during this scene, since it seemed to be looking for something and the "call" sounded more echo-y like it was far away... But I regress. That is a really fun detail!
Yes tho it's more of a after effect not much effort quick and simple sense we won't see it turn thats kinda how 3d models work lol it isn't just a snap one spot to the other lol
2:06 this scene goes hard and I'm kinda sad it wasn't used. I love the vibe of "a horrible accident has occurred at a place that's supposed to be happy." Police lights shining on a colorful stage, a smiling animatronic staring lifelessly with blood on it's face. I think more FNaF content needs to take advantage of the inherent anxiety we feel when something bad happens at a place that's supposed to be safe.
yeah uh something a little bit similar happened at my local chuck e cheese, it's scary to think i was wanting to go that day, but i stayed at home to carve pumpkins
@@T-1000- SAME (I didn't stay home to carve pumpkins, I just decided to go somewhere else) I dodged a landslide man,,, the place got shot up the day I was planning to go
I’m really glad you decided in the end to keep the Puppet monologue unvoiced. Imagining the voice on my own, the moment became more touching and intimate, somehow. Even if you were to perfectly recreate the voice of how I read those lines to myself, I don’t think it would feel the same. I bet a lot of people have the same experience with that scene.
i'm gonna be completely honest here i am GLAD the puppet monologue wasn't added cause that voice sounds goofy as all hell and it would just break all the tension instantaneously
"Thankfully, the program has a built in stress reliever; Whenever I find myself getting exhausted, I just move the characters' pelvis to the beat of whatever music I'm listening to, for endless entertainment." -LazyPurple
I think it was a great decision to change the malfunctioning endo POV. Before it looks very static and the endo looks at whoever’s recording several times which breaks the immersion. However, in the final POV whoever’s recording is behind a corner, and the endo almost catches them. It really feels like found footage, like someone really wanted to get a quick vid of this before getting the hell out
I agree it looks much better on a visual standpoint from behind the corner although I do find the direct eye contact the Endo maintains with the POV camera interesting it almost doesn’t care that it’s looking directly at someone and gives me the feeling that attacking was more of a secondary action or made out of desperation and locating Bonnie Bun was it’s main goal here
The extra context that the two animatronics are actually "calling" to each other, by using the birthday song, during the crawl scene in the actual video is terrifying. Where was the other one calling from?
No it's actually because of the birthday call that the bonnie suit had a failure. The birthday call caused the bonnie animatronic to have the springlock failure because the endo heard the birthday call. The endo automatically caused the springloco incident due to the companion call.
I love seeing the intricacy of the inner suits that you’ve imagined. It’s beautiful to see how you’ve designed all that despite the audience not really seeing it. Silly model dances made me smile.
the whole process and the time it takes to make these tapes is really impressive. You battington really put in the effort to make them. You are by far one of my favorite creators ;)
This behind the scenes makes me realize how much he works hard the fact that he actually used a Freddy head for the stage scene is really neat in my opinion And he made a whole entire system for the head of the endoskeleton that is really crazy thank you so much
The fact that the spring lock scene has the realistic movement of when your muscles are crushed to bones you wont be able to move much unlike some other videos where the person just shakes violently in agony 10/10 in details It makes me imagine being in my sleep paralysis except you having constant pain all over your body... unable to move a muscle...
I like how the only parts that move are the body, head and hands. I think the body and head moves as he’s being stabbed in the back and neck and the hands are just gloves so there the only thing he can move.
Videos like these are actually really helpful for people who struggle with delusions or psychosis who can't always tell the difference between fiction and reality such as myself. This helps me to enjoy your content without causing myself too much distress in the process. Thank you :)
Nice to hear that, I've always loved behind the scenes (just to get to check put how things are done) but I'm glad to hear others enjoying it for other reasons as well :)
I definitely find the Companion Call cool and uncanny, but why would the robots need it? I have theories. 1: Echolocation. At night or during a power outage, would the robots use this chime to locate their way around the building? In the case of an outage, the robots would probably need to calm (and entertain?) children, or at least make it back up to the main stage before they shut off due to any mechanical or safety issues. At night, the robots have to move around to prevent "Their servos locking up if they get turned off for too long." (FNaF 1 Call) But I would be disturbed being a guard there, hearing a duet-chime of Happy Birthday. 2: Radar. If the robots were separated into different party rooms to entertain several parties at once, then I'm sure they would be able to find their way back. If they were to need maintenance, to shut down, or for whatever reason, their main map of the facility fails, they could use the chime to locate one another and get to a safe area where they can be fixed/stored until the staff are ready, hence the name "Companion Call". I would say that it is to bring one robot to another, but only Fredbear can initiate the call, and they can probably see each other on their primary map. 3: Performing. This defeats the "calling one robot to another" theory, but what if it were used to call the audience's attention? At the beginning/end of the show, the chime could play to alert the distracted audience to the performers. 4: Maintenance. The call system would be used as a testing system that mechanics would use to test all the sounds the robots are designed to make. It might contain a list going through every note, pronunciation of every letter, and this would probably make maintenance a lot quicker.
I believe it to be the last one as they would need to test if Fredbear and Bonnie Bun can hold a conversation with each other, such as the one that appears during the ending of the last video
I think it was a sort of attempt to find their partner, bc we see the Fredbear looking around in desperation, before you hear a sort of response behind you, which is when it notices you're in the direction it needs to go and proceeds to crawl towards you
@@riseandshine5874 "2: Radar. If the robots were separated into different party rooms to entertain several parties at once, then I'm sure they would be able to find their way back" I guess being dragged into the maintenance closet would also make it trigger.
I definitely think it's meant for them to locate eachother, but it seems odd for them to use it around customers since it's out of character (and creepy), so maybe it's sort of a test for a system that would be disguised better in public use? Kinda like how Furbys emit high pitch noises to communicate with eachother. Or maybe it's only meant for emergencies, which would make sense because you can hear a fire alarm in the background and narration asking people to evacuate.
@@WasabiKitCat yeah, but you can hear a sort of Announcement, where someone is saying "evacuate the building" and more, so maybe that animatronic went rogue, causing it (or them) to act like that-
Honestly I would kill for behind the scenes of older videos, also the sheer amount of detail in the endo’s for something we don’t really see up close is incredible
That entire animatronic malfunction scene still messes with me to this day. It's just something about that deep saw lead in the final product that (as a musician) gives me chills each time.
The Puppet's dialogue reminded me of the "Carmen Winstead" chain mail creepypasta that went around for a while, love seeing these behind the scenes stuff!
NOW I CAN'T STOP IMAGINING CHARLIW MOANING LOUDLY IN BETWEEN HED SENTENCES WHILST TALKING TO MICHAEL. IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE SAD AND EMMOTIONAL GODDAMMIT NOW I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING. SCREW YOU "Michael it's me, Charlie. AAAAAUUUGGGHHHAA" Huh? "Before you're brother died something was wrong with the suits AAAAAAAUUUUUGGGGHHHA" seriously is something wrong? "The same thing happened to you're father, it killed him, but only for a while AAAAAAUUUUUGGGHHHA" CHARLIE WHAT'S WRONG?! "I love you Michael AAAAAAAAUUUUGGGGGHHHHA" ARE YOU HIGH? STOP IT YA SPOOKE BETCH !
I love the clearer look at the malfunctioning endo scene. Does this alt take confirm it isn't about a springlocked failure suit, then? Just a normal animatronic? Pretty interesting. What a cool video
I believe so, coz later in the video we find out that the happy birthday song is actually a companion call, where the animatronic is trying to call out to bonnie bun. I found this very interesting
@@hally05 The animatronics are trying to locate each other which is even more interesting than if they were Springlock failures. Why do they need to find each other, what do they do when they find each other, why did the Fredbear endo attack the POV camera.
It's possible that the endo is possessed itself as well, or perhaps the exoskeleton and fiberglass portions of the suit are. In that way, alongside the way it seems almost dazed and is clearly moving in a way the endos would never have been programmed to do, it seems it is in conflict between the programming and the possession, or controlled by a mixture of both simultaneously. It's hard to tell, but I do suspect the possession of something messed with the programming in some way, even if exactly how will likely never be known. Alongside this, I believe the screeching sound it produces is a mixture of several audio clips it would have playing from it simultaneously, as this would make sense to how it could do that and signify something overloading its sensors, either from the inside or the outside (though the company in a cover up would likely blame it on the alarm).
I just realized something, the animatronics having that "companion call" (which sounds like Happy Birthday) kind of explains the song being played in parts when the Spring Freddy animatronic was crawling on the floor. I think that was the robot realizing that it wasn't where it was suppose to be and calling his companion for help. I'm sure others have already know this but it's such a nice detail to see when you watch this video after that one. Creepy, yet kinda sad. Loving these reimaginings by the way. You and Squimpus are G.O.A.T.S in this community.
The bit where you see the stage lights through Fredbear's mask (4:39 in this) is honestly a damn good shot. Golden Freddy's most iconic feature is his piercing white pupils, but how do you portray that with a POV shot? Well, like this.
The idea of springlock terrifies me. That entire suit has always seemed like an Iron Maiden to me, and makes me wonder, who the hell would willingly get in that suit unless they were suicidal?
There is a guy on tiktok who legit has been working on a springlock suit. It’s already failed on them once and damaged their arm badly yet they’re still going.
You know someone's good when they make something with custom models and people are so amezed that they dont ask for them. That's what true greatness is, and you achived it
I just noticed that the animatronics have stained blood from past spring lock failures... the amount of detail and dedication on the models is so fascinating and amazing! love to see more in the future, keep up the great work!
If Battington gives permission, it'd be awesome to see a game with these same models and jumpscares, with the post-night sequences having you go through the building to the exit, with some other threats to kill you even after the night is finished.
the way yew made sure that human movements could actually be made with the suit on ? so cool. really nice behind the scenes !! hope to see these more in the future !
I'd give Battington all my savings for him to make all of his creepy characters to whip the nay nay in full detail But can we all appreciate the work he puts into making these types of videos like doing all of editing, modeling, visuals, sounds alone must be hard so props to u battington
Oh you are right. Here a comparison Steel wool: bad character writing and inconsistencies, bad story telling that wastes time and takes to long to get to the point, retconning a whole bunch of sh$t (like burntrap ending), forcing characters like William to be a completely different person from previous games. Battington: respects audience by taking feedback and improving on his work and taking time, tries to keep a constant storyline and continuity, zero retconnings, can change the lore to be whatever he wants because it’s a au not a offical sequel, understands what characters like William should be like and keeps him accurate to both canon afton and squimpus afton, great writing and characters, amazing designs, actually being scary as sh$t
It's absolute insanity to me that you actually made an entire exoskeleton, complete with functional parts and proper rigging, WHEN WE CAN'T EVEN SEE IT!
@@Battington Hey, Battington. I have a question. What does “Companion Call” mean? If there was a power out, would that be how the Animatronics communicate or signal eachother to a safe area?
Always wondered how their made.it’s so interesting to see how something supposedly friendly but actually something really creepy come to life it’s really impressive.
No matter what, moving the IK-rigged model around to the beat of the music is the pinnacle of entertainment. Even if it's a darn piss-yellow bear with an unnecessary amount of teeth.
Am i the only one who apreciates how detailed is the Endo for them? Edit: Someome in the future will have to do it eventually right? This is bassically a *LITERAL PERFECT* blueprint for it.
I've recently gotten into 3d modeling and rigging and I've found it quite challenging lol, I just want to say those models look amazing and rigs too! I hope to be as great as you one day!
I would honestly love to see this done for the next episodes, or even episodes of Harmony & Horror. Behind the scenes stuff has always interested me and I would love to see more of the inner machinations of these episodes.
Seeing the endo skeleton without the shell is rlly cool, I love behind the scenes videos they’re always so interesting, especially seeing scrapped stuff!
Petition to ask Battington to start a collab with someone to remake FNAF with these models, and some tasks to do every night, like Parts & Service, checking the animatronics, and etc. And while walking around the Pizzaria you can find VHS tapes with Battington's videos as lore. Also, amazing video my dude!
the amount of planning, dedication and effort put into your videos is insane, thank you for creating some of the best analog horror ive experienced, you are so appreciated
Man, I’m in 3D animation in class now so seeing the teacher go into the table image without lighting gave me flashbacks to this. I like these making of videos of scary things, it helps you overcome them a bit. In fact *WE USE 3D MAX PRO TO!*. I also dig the dancing scene 5:37
I've been really enjoying your FNAF animations a lot. It's hard to find true horror content that isn't just excessive gore and cheap jumpscares. So many points of this series have been genuinely unsettling. I personally really like that you added the shell to the endoskeleton to the birthday song scene. It makes it creepier, both by making the model more uncanny and adding an extra layer of mystery. Is it just a malfunctioning endo? Is there a springlock failure victim in there crying out for help? (sure that question is answered when it attacks, but it's still something i wondered when I first watched) Also, knowing now that the birthday tune is supposed to be a call between Fredbear and Bonnie somehow makes it creepier. Keep up the great work!
the way you animated the malfunctioning endo scene is so, so, so good. i love animatronics in general. of course it's because i grew up with fnaf, but it sparked a real interest in the engineering and artistry behind it. its face is innocent and the movements are just simple and restrained enough that it feels like an entirely believable theme park animatronic breakdown. scary shit! good work :) EDIT: CHIPPING IN AGAIN TO SAY THE FUNCTIONING CYLINDERS ON THE ENDOS FILL ME WITH JOY
Dude, I just got super into Maya stuff so this is actually crazy exciting to see! It also makes me appreciate every little detail of these models all the more, I can't even get past shoulder articulation and you're over here making these things that just LOOK unsettlingly alive. Thank you, fellow bat enjoyer!
Holy shit that rig is so impressive, also I didn’t know all this was made on blender?! I’m so impressed and inspired to keep at it on my 3d projects now!! This was a great behind the scenes!!
This is an amazing behind the scenes footage. It’s awesome on what fans can do to this day that shows dedication to the series and answering some remaining questions.
It's amazing to see all the big league Analog Horror guys Like Martin Walls and Alex Kirsten take months, even years to finish a video project, meawhile Battington is doing two full on series on regular upload schedule, and has time for bloopers and one shots.
They don't wear the bare endoskeleton layer, they wear the exoskeleton layer with the springlocks. The bare endoskeleton layer is what holds the exoskeleton layer. They don't wear the animatronic itself
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Holy shit. That endo thing looks even scarier. It looks so...real. Like something you'd actually see at a Chuck E Cheese. It's genuinely crazy how well you combine both realism and uncanny horror
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Imagine if this guy has movie level budget? We probably wouldn’t be getting sleep for months, but thanks again Battington, your FNAF VHS tapes are some of the best analog horror I’ve seen.
I'd be the Gordon Ramsay of movies. "Finally some good fucking spooks"
@@ElPolloLoco7689 "finally...some terrifying fucking nightmares..."
He would be a great animator in some 3D animation company!
Ah yes finally something that'll make me fear the dark again
@@disfigured_canine and that won't use every fucking way possible to slip a cheap jumpscare that blows out your eardrums
I don’t think you know what unparalleled amounts of joy the rigs bouncing and dancing around gave me, but thank you
The springlock suits if existed in real life would seem to be that "safety hazard from the 80's no one cared about until someone got hurt", this is honestly so immersing
Especially since they were only to design to be used IF the animatronic broke down.
Someone’s actually making real spring locks
They have videos on tiktok
@@ferretinatrenchcoat what’s their user and can I have a link? (You’ll have to edit some things to make it not a link anymore so YT doesn’t delete it tho) I’d love to see it!
@@ferretinatrenchcoat if they decide to open a restaurant ill not going.
I will make it in real life
I would love to get more scenes like the malfunctioning endo one. It was legitimately the most terrifying thing I have seen in any FNAF VHS related content.
@think differently nope not clicking bot
I agree 100% the happy birthday partner call was terrifying
i thought that's an employee got springlocked
Eh it wasn’t that scary. It was just an endo making noises. Still kinda creepy but not that bad personally
yes, it looked so realistic!
Battington's voice is so much different from what I imagined. I imagined a deep voice but instead I got PSA guy mixed with a surfer dude.
Bruh lol. You’re not wrong.
@@Battingtonlmfao
Oh my goodness facts
Just realized the malfunctioning fiberglass shell in the original was doing the companion call when it was “escaping”
Very nice attention to detail!
What's companion call?
3:53
It just adds another layer to stew on and I love it
I was actually wondering if it was trying to communicate during this scene, since it seemed to be looking for something and the "call" sounded more echo-y like it was far away... But I regress. That is a really fun detail!
Explain
The amount of work you put into these models and rigs oh my gosh
didn't expect to see you here illy
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@@samjam77 Nah man, Illy's just cool! :D
@@naoxi9673 she hasn’t uploaded in over a year mate
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5:37 I like the fact of how the endo can start dancing like that. Its just the best way to make something scary become actually not scary.
He really do be boogying it down:0
that's what the animatronics are supposed to do
Greatest performance ever👏🏽
Inverse Kinematics are certainly a beautiful thing.
A C C E N D
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i love how it's always like the people who make the scariest shit also end up being the best people to be friends with
Yep, I make terrifying things and I'm a pretty chill person.
*Cough Cough* Junji Ito *COUGH*
Thats my favourite part lol
@@RiverRat48009 every mother says the same thing
Exactly, just like martin walls he is such a chill dude
Man I love "Behind the scenes" videos, and seeing one from you? It's truly a great day!
@think differently shut up
@think differently yes pls shut up
Agree
It's tru
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4:40 He even animated the head turning, even though we would never see it. Thats real dedication. Props.
Yes tho it's more of a after effect not much effort quick and simple sense we won't see it turn thats kinda how 3d models work lol it isn't just a snap one spot to the other lol
If he didnt turn his head how would he look at us :l
its not stop motion bro
@@Viltree I never said it was?
@@CatsAreKindaCool You said that he made his head move even though we wont see it, or do you mean his mouth?
2:06 this scene goes hard and I'm kinda sad it wasn't used. I love the vibe of "a horrible accident has occurred at a place that's supposed to be happy." Police lights shining on a colorful stage, a smiling animatronic staring lifelessly with blood on it's face. I think more FNaF content needs to take advantage of the inherent anxiety we feel when something bad happens at a place that's supposed to be safe.
Legit Fredbear look like he is thinking:
"I-I thought it was a cookie i... I didn't mean to... Oh man..."
yeah uh something a little bit similar happened at my local chuck e cheese, it's scary to think i was wanting to go that day, but i stayed at home to carve pumpkins
@@PuloK546 Battington's VHS animations are supposed to be a remake of that, I think.
@@T-1000- what happened there
@@T-1000- SAME (I didn't stay home to carve pumpkins, I just decided to go somewhere else) I dodged a landslide man,,, the place got shot up the day I was planning to go
I’m really glad you decided in the end to keep the Puppet monologue unvoiced. Imagining the voice on my own, the moment became more touching and intimate, somehow. Even if you were to perfectly recreate the voice of how I read those lines to myself, I don’t think it would feel the same. I bet a lot of people have the same experience with that scene.
I agree.
5:21 that music literally gave me a heart attack
lol
Battington: [Creates some of the most incredible analog horror content]
Also Battington: [Ha ha, dancing endoskeleton go brr]
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i'm gonna be completely honest here i am GLAD the puppet monologue wasn't added cause that voice sounds goofy as all hell and it would just break all the tension instantaneously
I think the voice adds something to it. Text to speech voices in vhs tapes like these are pretty unnerving
@@SpringyGirl69 It's just too high pitched to be taken seriously.
@@SpringyGirl69 naw text to speech is boring and overdone
It might be the Carmen Winstead TTS voice, so its been memed to hell and back already
@@itsnic2295 it is the Carmen Winstead tts voice 😭
5:37 you have no idea how much joy this brings me, like an unreasonable amount of joy
LOVE how the puppet's unused monologue is just the tomogachi life text-to-speech female voice
GLAD IM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO NOTICED💀💀
I knew it sounded familiar!
It kinda makes sence if you think about it.
I recognized it from somewhere.
Also, not to be "ThAt GuY", but it's spelled Tomodachi.
Glad I'm not the only person who noticed
"Thankfully, the program has a built in stress reliever; Whenever I find myself getting exhausted, I just move the characters' pelvis to the beat of whatever music I'm listening to, for endless entertainment."
-LazyPurple
What program? Or programs do you use?
@@gold.rxxses pretty sure sfm
@@Vo1tar it's blender
@@sobri_ Lazypurple in the quote is talking about something in sfm, but i think battington uses blender
Either way in an animating program with good rigs twerking characters is fun.
5:37 Nonexistent dance
5:44 Nonexistent fly
5:46 Nonexistent back
5:51 Nonexistent dance 2
5:59 Nonexistent FredBear dance
6:08 Nonexistent FredBear jumper
LOL
XD
I think it was a great decision to change the malfunctioning endo POV. Before it looks very static and the endo looks at whoever’s recording several times which breaks the immersion. However, in the final POV whoever’s recording is behind a corner, and the endo almost catches them. It really feels like found footage, like someone really wanted to get a quick vid of this before getting the hell out
I agree it looks much better on a visual standpoint from behind the corner although I do find the direct eye contact the Endo maintains with the POV camera interesting it almost doesn’t care that it’s looking directly at someone and gives me the feeling that attacking was more of a secondary action or made out of desperation and locating Bonnie Bun was it’s main goal here
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Does fredbear have cameras in his eyes or something? I mean how would he see the cameraperson?
The extra context that the two animatronics are actually "calling" to each other, by using the birthday song, during the crawl scene in the actual video is terrifying. Where was the other one calling from?
Your pov, meaning you’re wearing the Bonnie suit.
@@Jade2781 what
@@fazmade You, the viewer, are wearing the suit, that's why the animatronic crawls towards you
your moms house.
No it's actually because of the birthday call that the bonnie suit had a failure. The birthday call caused the bonnie animatronic to have the springlock failure because the endo heard the birthday call. The endo automatically caused the springloco incident due to the companion call.
I love seeing the intricacy of the inner suits that you’ve imagined. It’s beautiful to see how you’ve designed all that despite the audience not really seeing it. Silly model dances made me smile.
Yeah, I wonder if this could actually work irl tho.
the whole process and the time it takes to make these tapes is really impressive. You battington really put in the effort to make them. You are by far one of my favorite creators ;)
@think differently bro stop spamming
This behind the scenes makes me realize how much he works hard the fact that he actually used a Freddy head for the stage scene is really neat in my opinion And he made a whole entire system for the head of the endoskeleton that is really crazy thank you so much
@@dNorsh Battington really puts a lot of effort into them and goes to great lengths to make them look as real as possible.
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The fact that the spring lock scene has the realistic movement of when your muscles are crushed to bones you wont be able to move much unlike some other videos where the person just shakes violently in agony 10/10 in details
It makes me imagine being in my sleep paralysis except you having constant pain all over your body... unable to move a muscle...
I like how the only parts that move are the body, head and hands. I think the body and head moves as he’s being stabbed in the back and neck and the hands are just gloves so there the only thing he can move.
"It makes me imagine being in my sleep paralysis"
Just casually mentions experiencing sleep paralysis.
Videos like these are actually really helpful for people who struggle with delusions or psychosis who can't always tell the difference between fiction and reality such as myself. This helps me to enjoy your content without causing myself too much distress in the process. Thank you :)
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Nice to hear that, I've always loved behind the scenes (just to get to check put how things are done) but I'm glad to hear others enjoying it for other reasons as well :)
I don’t think you’ve ever disappointed me Battington, because the content you produce is fucking legendary.
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I definitely find the Companion Call cool and uncanny, but why would the robots need it? I have theories.
1: Echolocation. At night or during a power outage, would the robots use this chime to locate their way around the building? In the case of an outage, the robots would probably need to calm (and entertain?) children, or at least make it back up to the main stage before they shut off due to any mechanical or safety issues. At night, the robots have to move around to prevent "Their servos locking up if they get turned off for too long." (FNaF 1 Call) But I would be disturbed being a guard there, hearing a duet-chime of Happy Birthday.
2: Radar. If the robots were separated into different party rooms to entertain several parties at once, then I'm sure they would be able to find their way back. If they were to need maintenance, to shut down, or for whatever reason, their main map of the facility fails, they could use the chime to locate one another and get to a safe area where they can be fixed/stored until the staff are ready, hence the name "Companion Call". I would say that it is to bring one robot to another, but only Fredbear can initiate the call, and they can probably see each other on their primary map.
3: Performing. This defeats the "calling one robot to another" theory, but what if it were used to call the audience's attention? At the beginning/end of the show, the chime could play to alert the distracted audience to the performers.
4: Maintenance. The call system would be used as a testing system that mechanics would use to test all the sounds the robots are designed to make. It might contain a list going through every note, pronunciation of every letter, and this would probably make maintenance a lot quicker.
I believe it to be the last one as they would need to test if Fredbear and Bonnie Bun can hold a conversation with each other, such as the one that appears during the ending of the last video
I think it was a sort of attempt to find their partner, bc we see the Fredbear looking around in desperation, before you hear a sort of response behind you, which is when it notices you're in the direction it needs to go and proceeds to crawl towards you
@@riseandshine5874 "2: Radar. If the robots were separated into different party rooms to entertain several parties at once, then I'm sure they would be able to find their way back" I guess being dragged into the maintenance closet would also make it trigger.
I definitely think it's meant for them to locate eachother, but it seems odd for them to use it around customers since it's out of character (and creepy), so maybe it's sort of a test for a system that would be disguised better in public use? Kinda like how Furbys emit high pitch noises to communicate with eachother. Or maybe it's only meant for emergencies, which would make sense because you can hear a fire alarm in the background and narration asking people to evacuate.
@@WasabiKitCat yeah, but you can hear a sort of Announcement, where someone is saying "evacuate the building" and more, so maybe that animatronic went rogue, causing it (or them) to act like that-
3:54
if that FINAL note played for like 2 seconds longer it would have put me on edge for no reason whatsoever
Why does bonnie bun look like that in that scene 💀💀
@@micah3331idk man but it gives me the heebie jeebies whenever I look at it for more than 2 seconds.
He creates all these creepy videos but on the inside he's just a silly goofy person who gives us the scare we need.
Thanks so much Battington!!
Yes ! ^^
Yea
You got to admit all the effort he created into making this shows us how much passion and time Battington does to make these as creative as possible.
Woww Don't Watch This Video 😭😭❌❌ 👇👇
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Bruh get THE HELL OUT HERE BOT
@think differently Finally it’s here
🖕
This very video is why I am searching for a certain song from my childhood, Thanks Battington. Also, great video! (And great song choice at 5:21)
name of the song?
@@lorenzod.m.3782 Still haven't solved the song I am trying to search for, but the song here in the video is called Fixing You by Isaac Elliott.
The technical work put through this is amazing.
Honestly I would kill for behind the scenes of older videos, also the sheer amount of detail in the endo’s for something we don’t really see up close is incredible
I agree. The puppet deleted scene where he jumps at you is not the worst, it still works.
5:36 endoskeleton be like: 🕺🕺🕺🕺 AND ON 5:59 FREDBEAR IS LIKE:🕺🕺🕺🕺
Battington: Makes blood-curdling videos.
Also Battington: 5:37
Nah man, you're just looking past the important part
This scene is the most terrifying in the series
Doctor:All dreams has meanings
My dreams: 5:38
@@THEcatinamicrowave it really is. When I first saw this is completely took a sh-
5:37 Here you’ll see Battington’s most disturbing creation of his entire animating career.
Truly terrifying.
Nah, Endo's just doing his famous dance known as, "The EndoSkele Boogey Woogey!"
Goddamnit why did you have to spook me like that
mom, pick me up. I'm scared
@@gnomegguy69 Lol💀
That entire animatronic malfunction scene still messes with me to this day. It's just something about that deep saw lead in the final product that (as a musician) gives me chills each time.
The Puppet's dialogue reminded me of the "Carmen Winstead" chain mail creepypasta that went around for a while, love seeing these behind the scenes stuff!
NOW I CAN'T STOP IMAGINING CHARLIW MOANING LOUDLY IN BETWEEN HED SENTENCES WHILST TALKING TO MICHAEL. IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE SAD AND EMMOTIONAL GODDAMMIT NOW I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING. SCREW YOU
"Michael it's me, Charlie. AAAAAUUUGGGHHHAA"
Huh?
"Before you're brother died something was wrong with the suits AAAAAAAUUUUUGGGGHHHA"
seriously is something wrong?
"The same thing happened to you're father, it killed him, but only for a while AAAAAAUUUUUGGGHHHA"
CHARLIE WHAT'S WRONG?!
"I love you Michael AAAAAAAAUUUUGGGGGHHHHA"
ARE YOU HIGH? STOP IT YA SPOOKE BETCH !
5:37 I love how the video went from spooky cut scenes to just this
5:37 the animatronics tend to get a bit quirky at night😂
I love the clearer look at the malfunctioning endo scene. Does this alt take confirm it isn't about a springlocked failure suit, then? Just a normal animatronic? Pretty interesting. What a cool video
I believe so, coz later in the video we find out that the happy birthday song is actually a companion call, where the animatronic is trying to call out to bonnie bun. I found this very interesting
@@hally05 The animatronics are trying to locate each other which is even more interesting than if they were Springlock failures. Why do they need to find each other, what do they do when they find each other, why did the Fredbear endo attack the POV camera.
@@tannergatto7633 exactly! This scene has us asking so many questions it's great!
It's possible that the endo is possessed itself as well, or perhaps the exoskeleton and fiberglass portions of the suit are. In that way, alongside the way it seems almost dazed and is clearly moving in a way the endos would never have been programmed to do, it seems it is in conflict between the programming and the possession, or controlled by a mixture of both simultaneously. It's hard to tell, but I do suspect the possession of something messed with the programming in some way, even if exactly how will likely never be known. Alongside this, I believe the screeching sound it produces is a mixture of several audio clips it would have playing from it simultaneously, as this would make sense to how it could do that and signify something overloading its sensors, either from the inside or the outside (though the company in a cover up would likely blame it on the alarm).
@@ultmateragnarok8376 were there cameras in its eyes or something? Because I'm pretty sure it had plastic eyes that were painted.
I just realized something, the animatronics having that "companion call" (which sounds like Happy Birthday) kind of explains the song being played in parts when the Spring Freddy animatronic was crawling on the floor. I think that was the robot realizing that it wasn't where it was suppose to be and calling his companion for help. I'm sure others have already know this but it's such a nice detail to see when you watch this video after that one. Creepy, yet kinda sad.
Loving these reimaginings by the way. You and Squimpus are G.O.A.T.S in this community.
i love how we just get traumatised only to get more than a minute of an endo, fredbear dancing and a leg getting jiggy
The bit where you see the stage lights through Fredbear's mask (4:39 in this) is honestly a damn good shot. Golden Freddy's most iconic feature is his piercing white pupils, but how do you portray that with a POV shot? Well, like this.
It's interesting to see what goes on behind the scenes during the production of these videos.
you're incredible man, i can imagine how many days or maybe months you spent doing this. you deserve a lot of more support, seriously
5:36
I honestly wish this was in the actual video. I know that it ruins the horror vibe, but it’s just so damn funny.
@Desmond_roblox #Roadto200subs He be vibin
You raise me up!!
@@scorpiioskiies he be vibin
@@cheeseconsumer29 he be vibin
vibin' boi
The idea of springlock terrifies me. That entire suit has always seemed like an Iron Maiden to me, and makes me wonder, who the hell would willingly get in that suit unless they were suicidal?
As a suicidal person I wouldn't go in that, that's just a bad way to go.
There is a guy on tiktok who legit has been working on a springlock suit. It’s already failed on them once and damaged their arm badly yet they’re still going.
@@TransmutedCuppyCake Wait really? Can i have a link of One of the tiktoks?
@@TransmutedCuppyCake That's not a good idea.
@@redpanda6497 That’s why I said “it’s concerning”
5:59
Battington: makes one of the scariest vhs tapes ive ever seen*
Also him: Fredbeer touchi his ass BRRRRRRRRR
You know someone's good when they make something with custom models and people are so amezed that they dont ask for them. That's what true greatness is, and you achived it
Nonexistent Video is honestly one of my favorite videos. Seeing how it was made was awesome!
crazy how these guys are so dangerous yet you make them appear funny while they're dancing
I just noticed that the animatronics have stained blood from past spring lock failures... the amount of detail and dedication on the models is so fascinating and amazing! love to see more in the future, keep up the great work!
i was wondering that, did the springlocks hit william once, then when he tried to move again it then springlocked him again?
@@NEXGEN6666In the novels he survived a failure before but got killed the second time.
5:42 he looks so happy lmao
4:11 I'm genuinely curious as to what the title of this song is, i actually quite enjoy it
Me to I’m trying to find it and I can’t
Same
I love how the office actually looks like something that would be seen in a irl pizzarea
Teddy bear by Frank Luther from 1954
Am I the only one who thinks the Puppet actually talking is more terrifying than it being silent.
Bro it sounds like Carmen Winstead
yes
I personally like the talking less becuase with out the voice it can leave you up to your own imagination. and your own imagination is terrorizing
yes
@@WetOwl ikr
If Battington gives permission, it'd be awesome to see a game with these same models and jumpscares, with the post-night sequences having you go through the building to the exit, with some other threats to kill you even after the night is finished.
Isn't fnaf + exactly that?
EVEN BETTER, LET BATTINGTON MAKE A GAME LIKE THIS, BUT YOU CAN EXPLORE THE PIZZARIA AND EVEN FIND VHS TAPES WHICH CONTAIN HIS VIDEOS
Maybe make that one fiberglass suit crawl around
Blender’s so much more complicated than I thought lol. Props to you, dude!
the way yew made sure that human movements could actually be made with the suit on ? so cool. really nice behind the scenes !! hope to see these more in the future !
I'd give Battington all my savings for him to make all of his creepy characters to whip the nay nay in full detail
But can we all appreciate the work he puts into making these types of videos like doing all of editing, modeling, visuals, sounds alone must be hard so props to u battington
confirmed footage of fredbear dancing on tape at 6:00
so scary i almost died 😱
The fact that battington is making better lore than steel wool is hilarious
Oh you are right. Here a comparison
Steel wool: bad character writing and inconsistencies, bad story telling that wastes time and takes to long to get to the point, retconning a whole bunch of sh$t (like burntrap ending), forcing characters like William to be a completely different person from previous games.
Battington: respects audience by taking feedback and improving on his work and taking time, tries to keep a constant storyline and continuity, zero retconnings, can change the lore to be whatever he wants because it’s a au not a offical sequel, understands what characters like William should be like and keeps him accurate to both canon afton and squimpus afton, great writing and characters, amazing designs, actually being scary as sh$t
this dude made dancing endo, ofc it's better
steelwool does not make the lore. blame scott for the new shitty lore
It's absolute insanity to me that you actually made an entire exoskeleton, complete with functional parts and proper rigging, WHEN WE CAN'T EVEN SEE IT!
Yeah! Battington really knows what he's doing when it comes to mechanics and robots
This was great, but we all have to agree 5:36 - 6:19 were like the scariest parts ever 😰
Shiver me timbers
the animitronics here DO get a bit quirky at night
It had me shaking and crying and shivering in me timbers
FREDBEARS FAMILY DINER IN OHIO
I WAS SO SCARED :(
Woooooooooooo, I have a question about the posters are you ever going to make them metal instead of paper?
Ooo I don’t know if crowdmade can do that but it sounds cool.
@@Battington how's life going?
@@Battington Hey, Battington. I have a question. What does “Companion Call” mean? If there was a power out, would that be how the Animatronics communicate or signal eachother to a safe area?
@@Battington Quick question do you have the 3-D models file because I’m wondering if I could borrow it so I can 3-D print ?
I love how you explain the faceplates and springlocks from SL. Perfect
Always wondered how their made.it’s so interesting to see how something supposedly friendly but actually something really creepy come to life it’s really impressive.
It’s pretty interested to a see masterpiece behind the scenes.
@think differently no
The fact that you can make 3d animations so realistic is truly amazing. It deadass gave me nightmares when I saw the original product.
No matter what, moving the IK-rigged model around to the beat of the music is the pinnacle of entertainment. Even if it's a darn piss-yellow bear with an unnecessary amount of teeth.
Am i the only one who apreciates how detailed is the Endo for them?
Edit: Someome in the future will have to do it eventually right? This is bassically a *LITERAL PERFECT* blueprint for it.
It makes it look like a actual person could fit inside
Yes, perfect to live five nights.
I've recently gotten into 3d modeling and rigging and I've found it quite challenging lol, I just want to say those models look amazing and rigs too! I hope to be as great as you one day!
6:37
I LOVE HOW HE'S BEEN PLAYING WITH THE 3D MODELS IT BRINGS ME SO MUCH SEROTONIN
I would honestly love to see this done for the next episodes, or even episodes of Harmony & Horror. Behind the scenes stuff has always interested me and I would love to see more of the inner machinations of these episodes.
My guy, you are so incredibly talented!!! I am in awe of how much work and dedication you put into your animations!
Video audio: slow muffled creepy talking making you feel uneasy
5:18 : G R O O V I N G
Seeing the endo skeleton without the shell is rlly cool, I love behind the scenes videos they’re always so interesting, especially seeing scrapped stuff!
4:40 ah yes the floating fredbear head
I hope that we can still get H and H. For now, this recreation is pretty faithful to the original tapes!
I love the part when he’s playing with the models while they have physics applied. Definite tone change.
Petition to ask Battington to start a collab with someone to remake FNAF with these models, and some tasks to do every night, like Parts & Service, checking the animatronics, and etc. And while walking around the Pizzaria you can find VHS tapes with Battington's videos as lore. Also, amazing video my dude!
We need more videos like this, its amazing to see how your videos are made, we'd love to see more!!!
the amount of planning, dedication and effort put into your videos is insane, thank you for creating some of the best analog horror ive experienced, you are so appreciated
Man, I’m in 3D animation in class now so seeing the teacher go into the table image without lighting gave me flashbacks to this. I like these making of videos of scary things, it helps you overcome them a bit. In fact *WE USE 3D MAX PRO TO!*. I also dig the dancing scene 5:37
I've been really enjoying your FNAF animations a lot. It's hard to find true horror content that isn't just excessive gore and cheap jumpscares. So many points of this series have been genuinely unsettling. I personally really like that you added the shell to the endoskeleton to the birthday song scene. It makes it creepier, both by making the model more uncanny and adding an extra layer of mystery. Is it just a malfunctioning endo? Is there a springlock failure victim in there crying out for help? (sure that question is answered when it attacks, but it's still something i wondered when I first watched)
Also, knowing now that the birthday tune is supposed to be a call between Fredbear and Bonnie somehow makes it creepier. Keep up the great work!
The amount of details is astoundingly incredible! The pistons of the endo actually move as expected for a real animatronic endo!
its interesting how much the old vhs tape effect adds to the horror of it, like the fuzz and static really makes the models so much more terrifying
the way you animated the malfunctioning endo scene is so, so, so good. i love animatronics in general. of course it's because i grew up with fnaf, but it sparked a real interest in the engineering and artistry behind it. its face is innocent and the movements are just simple and restrained enough that it feels like an entirely believable theme park animatronic breakdown. scary shit! good work :)
EDIT: CHIPPING IN AGAIN TO SAY THE FUNCTIONING CYLINDERS ON THE ENDOS FILL ME WITH JOY
Dude, I just got super into Maya stuff so this is actually crazy exciting to see! It also makes me appreciate every little detail of these models all the more, I can't even get past shoulder articulation and you're over here making these things that just LOOK unsettlingly alive.
Thank you, fellow bat enjoyer!
This is a good concept for a free roam game.
Holy shit that rig is so impressive, also I didn’t know all this was made on blender?! I’m so impressed and inspired to keep at it on my 3d projects now!! This was a great behind the scenes!!
What amazed me was how he managed to make the little mouth pistons and the legs work
I love how depth perception goes such a long way in making computer renderings more realisistic
5:37 this part made me giggle a lot
Your videos are so good! So scary and creepy but in the best way, and not with cheap scares either :)
This is an amazing behind the scenes footage. It’s awesome on what fans can do to this day that shows dedication to the series and answering some remaining questions.
It's amazing to see all the big league Analog Horror guys Like Martin Walls and Alex Kirsten take months, even years to finish a video project, meawhile Battington is doing two full on series on regular upload schedule, and has time for bloopers and one shots.
2:32 i like you ditched that endoskeleton design. I just can't believe there's anyone in the world skinny enough to get into that thing.
They don't wear the bare endoskeleton layer, they wear the exoskeleton layer with the springlocks. The bare endoskeleton layer is what holds the exoskeleton layer. They don't wear the animatronic itself
battington is probably one of the most hardworking youtubers on the platform
This is so crazy, I love the effects, atmosphere.. Everything!
I really wish you could make tutorials on how to do this kind of stuff!