FNAF's Time Travel Ball Pit Explained! (Into the Pit)
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- The newest entry in the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise is here, the game adaptation of the short story Into the Pit! Today, we're breaking down all the science behind this story, and trying to explain the time traveling ball pit!
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The most common alternative theory to the ball pit being a time machine is that the ball pit is a reservoir full of the Agony of William Afton's victims so Oswald is immersed in the memories and PitBonnie is a demon made of Agony that wants Oswald and his loved ones to join the reservoir. But that's just a...you know the rest, LMAO! I just suspend my disbelief with FNAF now because the ideas are just too wild for me to think deeply about.
Sadly with the game that doesn't work no more cause Bonnie breakes the door
And it's then broken in the present
It could be a pocket dimension that effects the real world, sorta like the VANNI network. Especially considering the way to kill Pittrap is freeing the souls of Greg, Millie, and Sarah (releasing their remnant from Eleanor's trap like what Jake did) @@eiscreme3116
@@eiscreme3116I’m really happy about that since I’m a huge time travel nerd
@@eiscreme3116 In a weird way, I kind of get the impression that it's meant to be both.
A strange sort of agony/remnant fueled time travel, in which PitBonnie (a strange manifestation of Agony) attempts to commit murders in the past.
There's no way for PitBonnie to be Afton, and the good ending seems to support it being some sort of Agony manifestation - but like you mentioned, there is definitely actual time travel happening, as we see with the broken door or the rat that we take from the past.
@@yeahboiii6351 Yea definitely
Pit Bonnie can't be Anton
But he seems to have something to do with him especially seeing how he picks up the image of afton and Henry then seems to be confused or that least he has some reaction
Edit: Maybe he could be some kinda experiment od afton if Pit Bonnie is an actual thing
Or similar to the shadows..?
Like a being made from the agony of the dead kids
Hey everyone, just wanted to give you an update, I said in the video that part 2 would be next week, but I recently moved into a new apartment and have been having some internet issues, so it’s possible that won’t happen. I might need to do another compilation video next week, and then have part 2 of this the week after. Sorry for the delay, but I’ll do my best to make sure it’s worth it!
Your problems come first, UA-cam second. There’s absolutely no problem with another compilation video.
I just figured the way PitBonnie became Oswald's dad is just by making it look like he was, just an illusion basically.
"Springtrap is your dad :)" man, I can't wait to see a compilation of this channel out of context 💀💀
Hi! Big fan of the vids you make! Something important to note is that the Ballpit has been explained
TLDR: The BallPit is a memory realm made through Remnant
at the end of each Fazbear Frights book is a series of epilogues called the 'Stitchwraith Stingers'
these are an ongoing story that connect to only some of the Frights stories with one of the main ones being Into the Pit
If you read through the epilogues (mainly the later ones), it's revealed that the Ballpit contains TONS of a substance called 'Remnant'
Remnant is what it sounds like- its the remnants, whatever was left over, from something that is or was alive
Powerful Emotions and Memories can both lead to Remnant manifesting
Remnant has the ability to infect something and make it almost real and alive again, although a bit different-
Side Track:
bring in Eleanor, the main antagonist from the Frights story 'To Be Beautiful', and twist antagonist of thee Stitchwraith Stingers
Eleanor has a special heart shaped pendant made of Remnant (Remnant infused metal turned into the pendant)- this Pendant is able to cause a supernatural faccade on its wearer
in 'To Be Beautiful', Eleanor slowly dismembers a girl while she sleeps day after day- the girl does not notice because she is wearing the Pendant, making her body seem normal- once the pendant is removed, the girl crumbles into a pile of trash, meanwhile Eleanor steals back the pendant and she gains the appearance of the girl
Later on in the Stitchwraith Stingers- it is revealed through going inside the Ballpit, that it is filled with the remnant of Eleanor's previous victims (dead and alive)
this allows our main protagonist, Detective Larson, to travel through the memories of each victim, letting him interact with the world, but it never changes what really happens
Conclusion:
The BallPit is full of remnant, we do not really timetravel- we visit a memory, the memory of the Missing Children's incident, a source of Agony (a very powerful kind of Remnant)
PitBonnie is not Afton and he is not our Dad, PitBonnie is a manifestation of Remnant, a demon comprised of Memories- PitBonnie is what Afton is seen as, a Monster
How is PitBonnie seen as Afton's dad?: see 'To Be Beautiful', Remnant is able to mask physical appearance through a memory (how does PitBonnie know how to drive? Memories)
Extra Facts + ITP Game Spoilers:
The Stitchwraith, 'Count the Ways', 'To Be Beautiful', and 'Fetch', all appear in the Into The Pit game- this means that the Stitchwraith Stinger Epilogues and stories connected, are canon to the ITP game and mainline timeline
Memories are a big theme within the Frights Epilogues, its very much worth reading them in order to understand Remnant and how the BallPit works
things like the MCI victims being killed in a party room, as well as other differences, are explained through the BallPit being a memory realm- it does not change or retcon anything
the Memory Realm cannot affect anything in the real world unless that thing is physically brought there (usually)
To put it simply: Eleanor used a ballpit witness to the MCI to make an AFK agony farm to house and milk her victims' souls of their suffering
Bro wrote a full documentary
@@GrahamW-i6n its very basic research lol
quite literally the tip of the iceberg
Man I hate remnant and all that. Should’ve kept it simple with ghosts just haunt stuff. Makes it really stupid, overcomplicates it, and so on.
@@keiffermaynard3384 it is ghosts and haunting stuff tho-
or you read the books where the ball pit is revealed to just be a nightmare-hellscape-inducing agony-filled pit
The real scientific question is how a 10 year old could singlehandedly pull a GROWN MAN out of a pit and fight off a animatronic but his dad couldn't
Adrenaline in scary situations can cause people to have massive fits of strength
Oswald was Prepared
His dad was Not
He just got good
@@harizzafran7973 still I would hold this over my dad for the rest of time. there are monsters under my bed? I’ll check them myself, DAD.
Well, he's obviously a robot. Duh.😂
Came for the science. Stayed for the fanfic.
The funny thing about the Agony interpretation is that Oswald can actually just leave the pizzeria and live in 1985 at any time, meaning he is actually literally time traveling.
This channel always gives the wildest, scientifically-based explanations to gaming's questions and i'm here for it
For some reason while you were going over the rules of time traveling, I thought of the Truman Show, and then a minute later you reference the Truman show
I know its a bit pedantic but I feel like its important to point out the character in the story isn't Springtrap its called the Yellow Rabbit. Its also sorta unclear if an actual human is even in that suit of if its a supernatural entity so I don't know if the Yellow Rabbit could have ya know... did adult things with Oswald's mom to make Oswald.
Naw springtrap just used sound Illusion disc to look like his dad
YES HE COVERED INTO THE PIT!
I don't know if you make FNAF videos because it's what your Patrons want to see, or because you're genuinely a part of the fandom and enjoy it like we, the fans, do, but I appreciate you making these videos nonetheless!!
I found out about your channel from the V.A.N.N.I. Mask explanation video. I stuck around for your Pokemon and Minecraft videos. I love the insane effort you put in your work. I hope your channel continues to grow!
This is the channel I was most excited to cover the new game
That intro transition was smooth.
I wonder if we are adding rules to a scenario where they dont apply;
Its not the grandfather paradox, because nothing happened to his dad before the current Oswald did what he did.
(If my dad got kidnapped tomorrow, I would still exist.)
Its only if he was kidnapped before the trigger (entering the ball pit), then its a causality issue.
Instead its more of an elaborate kidnapping
Pittrap taking Oswalds dad out of the present into the past, then using tech to look like him [insert posivility of Mind Illusion Disc here]
Oswald then works to get his dad free from the past and take him back to the present.
The ball pit is a stationary object, that allows Oswald to go back to the past, but time moves at the same rate as ours (you can't go from Day 4 to Night 1 in the past).
TLDR;
The method of the dad-napping isn't creating a paradox by itself, nor do the actions of the past seemingly change the world to a problematic state.
(We burn that pizzaria when we get there)
"Ugh, I don't know. Time travel always gives me a headache." ~Max Tennyson.
What if PitTrap had an illusion disk.
(I think that the boock was written around the same time as the novels.) That could explain why Oswald on the book sees PitTrap but everyone else his dad. The disk makes them see what they think they should see.
But it is interesting that when Oswald calls his mum that there is something wrong with his dad, she sees him perfectly fine. If someone in my family told me that something is wrong with a very close family member, I would think of maby a shift in his personality, maby he is ill (assuming a kid called). I would think of something unusual and when i would get home I would see PitTrap as I imagined the person would be - something is wrong.
But in the novels the illusion disks do what they want. Causeing the same hallucinations to different people. Making the animatronics look friendly to ALL customers. (Why don't some of them see monsters - animatronics ate creepy and people should imagine how they look before seeing them). What is with the cameras when they take pictures of a object with a illusion disk. (Why didn't it caused issues with taking photos with the animatronics.) ...🤔
I like that the game keeps it mysterious and never confirms that there's any illusion disk at work. For all we know, it's just the (horror) powers that be.
The only time ITP uses causality is for its good effect; bringing an unused item from the past to the present to solve a puzzle.
Springtrap didnt "become" Oswalds dad (as in didnt rewrite the timeline), he simply dad-napped him and took his place in the present while the OG dad is stuck in the past.
Unless the younger (pre-game) Dad got hurt/would not be able to become the man who then had a son named Oswald, its not a paradox.
Imagine if Back to The Future was Biff yoinking Marty's dad from the present, putting on a costume to look like him; Marty would not disappear from that.
Because he's already born and an independent individual from his dad.
It can't be a dream, Pit Bonnie bites Oswald's arm at the end of the game / story and in both instances his dad notices it and comments on it. In the game there's also an ending where Pit Bonnie kills Jeff, so it's clearly not dreamt up by Oswald. It's more likely that the ball pit is where Afton hid one of the bodies of the kids he killed, and now the pit is filled with spirit juices that latch to Oswald when he jumps inside. He lives through the memories of the kids that suffered at the hands of Afton, and Pit Bonnie is a child's interpretation of the monster that killed them.
My theory for how Springtrap becomes Oswalds dad is that when Springtrap drags his dad into the ball pit, from Springtraps perspective any amount of time occurred within the ball pit. And as such Springtrap would have an endless amount of prep time. Whether that be turning Oswald's dad into a robot, uses an illusion disc or whatever. And then once he's done, Springtrap emerge from the ball pit at the exact point he first enters, where Oswald pulls him out. However when Oswald enters the ball pit, he enters at a time before Springtrap even left. Which also explains why Springtrap seeming exists in both 1985 and the future simultaneously. And after Oswald rescues his dad, Springtrap never manages to fulfil his plan and thus the Springtrap from the future ceases to exist, and everything returns to normal... besides the broken Springtrap tangled up in the ball pit ropes lol. But, I hope my explanation makes sense, and i explained it well
I’ve belied in the “parallel universes” or something along those lines since I was a young kid
I made a short saying it's hallucinogenic gas.
He doesn't become his dad, he pretend to be good dad. Did you think it altered the past and did Os's mom? Os didn't become half animatronic half human, the reboot just had some kind of cognitive effect on every one else.
This is great! Have you read the stitchwraith stories yet? My wife was wondering if it might be that your explanation that theyre tied together might also apply to Eleanor and the stitchwraith in the end of the story.
16:41 He didn't literally become his dad. He just appears that way to everyone else. The ending you mentioned in the summary shows this. I have no idea where you are going with this.
18:11 and 18:55, I think I'll ad this to the 'Chiptide Out Of Context Compilation.'
If spring trap went back in time and became Oswald’s dad, wouldn’t Oswald become like a totally different person?
The BOY IS BACK! Yes I'm so happy for this video. So happy this was in my recc. I've watched previous vids of yours before this last week too.
Maybe they didn't invent the time traveling ballpit, and sometime in the future somebody tried to put a miniature time travelling ballpit inside a time travelling ballpit, whic exploded the normal sized ballpit shortly after timetravelling, causing the miniature ballpit to fall inside the normal ballpit inside Freddy's'.
This is more a logical or philosophical argument, but I've always liked the argument for time travel (I forget the name for it) that, if you go back in time, you can't really change anything, like killing your father, because if you do that... it's the past, it already happened. Anything you go back in time to do, you already did, you just don't know it until you go back in time and do it.
You can't alter the past, except in the ways that you already have because the past already happened. If you went back to the past, anything you did there already happened in relation to the present.
Springtrap becoming Oswald's dad is so cute. William was never a good father so he timetraveled his way into becoming a father again so he can do fatherly things🥹
Now I literally don't believe any of this and this is definitely not what the story was trying to do buuuut it's still cute
To be fair, it’s not like he was a good dad to Oswald either… Dude wanted a second go and still blew it!
Wouldn't a simpler explanation be; Ballpit = temporal shortcut to Freddy's in 1985?
It only starts working as the fridge upon Oswalds first trip
Each trip is temporally locked between present - 1985
(Time passes at the same time, minute by minute. Or at least within the same day/night cycle)
We dont need to include Many Worlds Interpretation, because its not relevant in the setting. (As far as we know with the evidence presented in-game):
- We dont suddenly see the kids we saved as adults in present day
- The mill is shut down in present, but brand new in the past.
- We only need branching timelines if butterfly effects occur
Oswald is simply a time tourist as far as we know.
hit that *introoo* 🖤
oof. wonder how that's gonna go
yeah, I kinda figure that the "dream theory" makes more sense, all things considered. Oz got high on the ballpit juice / Willy's ghost gas-juice from the room behind a wall and saw some crazy stuff.
Its not actual time travel its more like a snapshot into the past. Agony is more like whats left behind. its semi explained in The Silver Eyes by Jessica when referring to dolls in a certain room. its like a pocket dimension or something like that.
"springtrap became this guy's dad"
hey writers please stop trying to make springtrap a dilf?
The FNAF book (EDIT: game) lore just keeps getting wilder and wilder, remember when it was just a guy burning down pizzerias because of malfunctioning murderous animatronics.
It was the first book tho
@@roberthewittt2633 touche
This was postet on my birthday
The ball pit kinda works like the doors from monsters inc.
first a time travel fridge, next time travel phone box, next a microwave oven, now a ball pit
is time travel evolving or devolving?
EHEM, It's said to be an Agony based ball pit in the epilogues of Fazbear Frights, it's not a real time travel ball pit, it's literally a pit filled with agony letting you go to the memories of the person, that was a memory of the MCI
I disagree with your interpretation of the grandfather paradox as related to Into the Pit. The Pit Monster's actions do not prevent Oswald from having entered the ballpit in the first place. Oswald goes in, Oswald comes out, his dad gets kidnapped and replaced by the Pit Monster, and then Oswald eventually rescues his father. Nothing about that is nonlinear. If the Pit Monster had somehow replaced his dad as a child and then became Oswald's dad as a result, THAT might mean it was a grandfather paradox, but as it stands all the events that play out between the three characters occur linearly.
If we removed time travel entirely and just said the ballpit took you to another location, the same events could occur. The Pit Monster is just somehow tricking people into THINKING he's Oswald's dad, but he's not somehow cosmically replaced him throughout time. Other people can't see him as a yellow bunny, only Oswald can.
I think it's pretty hilarious that your interpretation involves countless people thinking that a big bunny man with sharp teeth is just totally normal.
What about a self-correcting timeline?
Now make a video about the mpreg story 🤫🧏
As a man who generally believes in the saying “never say never”, I can confidently say that you will never see that video on this channel
@@TheChiptideso it means yes??
Just confused. Feel like that's a contradiction.
@@Kirill-Ivanov2002 I ain’t doing it
I still think it's funny that Scott apologized to MatPat about that story during the interview earlier this week.
Hey Richard, is the host still caught in the time loop he's put himself in?
4:48 so he can suffocate to die, but not burn to death? man, that william is weird.
That isn't william
@@djsombra7245 Too be fair, a feral animal that resembles an an animatronic is still a crazy thing to think about.
@@derekstryder2281 i'ts like a better version of what twisteds where intented to be