These models are actually amazing. They don't just seem absolutely terrifying, they seem realistic in some way, similar to the actual animatronics we can found in Chuck E Cheese for example.
I love how it ties in with the later video. The ears and eyes don't move because the dead child only controls the limbs and head of the suit. This means that certain parts like the ears and eyes are nearly completely immobile.
Not only do the animatronic models look "authentic", the attention to detail makes the tape itself feel real. Stuff like the little pauses after Freddy talks, and how Bonnie does every movement in a "perfect" way (ie, perfectly adjusted and moving the way it should). Even the art style of the logo ties it into the period. Gives me the same eerie feeling as watching actual diagnostic tapes
Bonnie looks baked out of his mind, yet also looks like he would snap my spine in half for simply looking at him the wrong way. It’s just the right amount of cheesy and spooky… mad props my dude. Also just saying, the section with Freddy was great and a little unsettling since his mouth didn’t move.
The beginning of the tape feels so realistic. The vhs camera mic becoming distorted because of how loud the stage was if it was really that loud in real life. Other than that, you can still hear the voices of people in in the background as the loud sounds and music of the stage overwhelms their voices. The camera angel and lighting is fabulous, so are the animations of the animatronics, it really does give them that chuck e cheese vibe but feels like a video taken from a family camera. It really does give the found footage feel too because Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza (Fnaf 1 in this scenario) was opened possibly in early 1989 through 1993 when it was permanently closed and abandoned, making the vhs video feel like a ghost of its past. Its really amusing to use your imagination in these fnaf vhs tapes, thats how good they are.
See, this is why I love your stuff: There are no real "jumpscares", but really creepy moments that culminate in a cut off ending. You don't see it attack, but you know something happened. Jumpscares make you scared for a little bit and are pretty cheap, but physiological manipulation of the brain, making you wonder what happened, stays with you much longer. Things like those eyes staring at you, the flash of the beacon, the music; It all builds something terrifying up. But then it stops. Humans do not fear the dark. They fear what is not only inside the dark, but also what their mind conjours up. The human brain takes something scary and makes it 10 times worse than if you knew what it was. Keep up the amazing work, dude.
@@shaggy9418 And? Its builds onto the world, and adds to the suspense "Theres been so much text. Its got to be coming now! No? Maybe no-". And thats when it happens. Its like a Jack In The Box, but no jumpscare. Just unsettling imagery that makes you think.
god. okay. Listen. I'm 24. I cannot remember the last time I cried in fear. Likely, it was over a decade ago, at this point. I'm a full grown adult, and yet... The part at the very beginning. With Bonnie just staring directly into the camera, at the viewer. Just, occasionally twitching? Yeah, that made me start tearing up in sheer terror. Fucking fantastic job, dude. Your ability to build tension is unparalleled. 10/10 please never make me watch that again.
Quick note - it appears, if this follows something similar to the games' storylines when it comes to the retirement of springlock mechanisms, that they did finally get around to making a separate exoskeleton for the suits to be built onto for wearing, because as is obvious by the eyes and movement of that intro Freddy (the one who instructs you, not the stage animatronic), it's a suit worn by an employee.
The craziest thing about FNAF is that it got me so genuinely interested in animatronics, and I grew up with not a lot of money to go to chuck-e-cheese as a kid so I've only been once just recently this past summer, and watching it put me in shock. Animatronics are an art form to me, their movement and history and process and the characters they envelope amaze me and I'm so glad this series portrays them on a very realistic and chuck-e-cheese/rockafire explosion light for the models.
Older looking animatronics and robots honestly seem creepier than newer ones. Older ones usually tried to be more realistic and more detailed, while now animatronics are more “cuter”, or cartoony. Older animatronics usually have eyes that stare into your soul, and strange facial features, while newer ones have larger eyes like cartoons. Sometimes they had more teeth too, with didn’t help for obvious reasons. Sometimes the way the robots move are just unsettling, sometimes they don’t blink, or their jaws or mouths don’t move. The faces were usually made out of some sort of rubber, so the faces were creepily detailed and realistic, and sometimes the rubber-like material make the face and jaw look weird and move in strange, unnatural ways. Some animatronics looked a little better then, but they still didn’t exactly look cute in any way, to me, atleast.
@@starryy1044 Some of the animatronic masks are actually made out of silicon rubber, like the Rock-afire explosion, and man, you don't want to leave them running for too long or else their masks will start to melt. Not only making them break but also making them look ten times creepier.
@@TempusTheFirst It's not a result of them running too long. It's just the result of the latex being old. That just happens eventually over the years. Only thing you can do is replace the face masks when they start to melt. Because if not they'll melt onto the eye mechanisms and you'll have to do a lot of cleanup work to make the eyes work again.
2:12 I have no saw such motion and passion put into that dance it's like his whole life was leading up to that moment. The enthusiasm is as high as it could've ever been for him. This was his moment and he sure as hell wasn't gonna pass it up
As a horror fan I am genuinely in love with the aspects of this video and all others by this channel, the way you strayed from the old cannon models and made them you’re own was absolute perfection.
Bonnie's malfunction legit looks like something a real animatronic might have. Edit: Damn, been a year. Hi all, thanks for 8K likes I guess. This post was by my brother.
same thing happened while I was at chuck e cheese's once when I was a kid. Jasper the dog broke down on stage mid performance. head was tilted, arms weren't moving good. mouth still moved. but he was staring directly at me. this is why I prefer dave n busters now.
0:52 "Its as easy as one, two, thr-" Freddy suddenly gets teleported to whats seems like a black void. He looked surprised, as he cant see anything, other than himself. He can move, but it seemed like he was swimming in place. As he knew, was doomed to be trapped forever in the black void with no way out.
Sometimes I forget that these are analog horror, and just get lost in the training tapes. You've definitely nailed the atmosphere that leads up to the creepy stuff. In my opinion it makes the creepiness that much more effective.
I’m not an animator but the robotic movement in this one felt pretty solid, aside from some uncharacteristically fast moving parts and joints bouncing too much when they reach the target position, the sound design and general movement felt pretty solid, nice work
I think the "bouncing" is meant to convey that the metal parts have a lot of intertia and so the momentum makes parts of the robot that aren't actually moving "shake" a little bit, like it's not 100% perfectly stabilized. Given how every movement is very start-and-stop with no momentum, this makes sense.
The parts have always been animated like that by most people. While logically it would be quite easy to program an animatronic like these to move in many ways - you could make it move organically (or at least with less stops and starts, just make it ramp up in speed when moving, give it some variance in its movements, and a whole lot of idle animation and it would seem like it's a worn suit), or it could move excessively abruptly, or like these, where they snap into place and intentionally rebound. This style of animation, however, cements that it's a heavy metal mechanism moving into place and that, as much as they try to imitate life, they never will succeed - it also helps the possessed or worn ones be very easily differentiated, as they move smoothly and organically. It's a tad aggressive, but it helps make it obvious.
These vhs tapes have made me realise I want a Non-Cursed version of these kinda repair/troubleshooting tapes, maintenance, joint testing, just all that kinda stuff without the spooky ghost shenanigans
You were able to capture perfectly, the realistic movement of real life animatronics - I noticed that as I have watched a few videos of Showbiz and Chuck'e'Cheese and, yeah it was very well done. The designs look awesome not to mention. Plus, the machinery sounds used in this were very well made. Great job! Oh! And the pizzeria looks quite fitting for the 80's. No seriously, there's way too much stuff for me to mention. Basically, bravo. This was really well done!
i literally cant express how much i love these models- even the background was amazing, one problem i had with FNaF is that the buildings never really looked like a place kids could run around in and stuff but just that one little background shot we got with the Freddy mascot worker was so well done i love it!
In an alternate universe, Freddy Fazbear’s is a game where you watch over the animatronics in the day and take them back to parts and service every once in a while to repair them and make sure the employees are doing their jobs. The pizzeria is owned by two friends, William and Henry. They enjoy their job and love children.
Gotta agree with you on that one. I always liked horror stories, but FNaF never seemed one for me, it was just a game about haunted animatronics. At that time, there was no big explanation, no killer, just some souls in ani,atronics trying to kill you. Even when we had a killer and a better explanation, it was too convoluted to understand. And then, we got Squimpus and her incredible view on Fnaf's story.
this series of tapes terrify me, they seem so real, the animatronics look like actual ones in real life, like creative engineering ones, the environment and background seem so realistic, and the lighting made everything spookier. great job as always.
The monitor looking like a Sony trinitron was a nice touch, those were usually used by businesses (like afton robotics or fazbear entertainment), rather than consumers.
Love how these versions sort of capture an outdated fashion for animated characters really wraps the realism of all this together. Makes you feel like this was actually a real historical event. But like, it didn't. You're all looking at me unsure. Why? It didn't. Right?
Here’s what I love about this it doesn’t really go for the normal junpscare type stuff everyone does with fnaf horror videos instead it relies more on it’s visual effects which are made beautiful
These are amazing but as I’ve stated before, squimpus’ are amazing as well, these are just an amazing recreation of those with battington’s own little twist on it
I love that your versions of the FNAF crew are clearly based on Showbiz Pizza/The Rock-Afire Explosion. This makes me happy as hell. The creepiest bit about this is that THESE ARE BASED ON REAL ANIMATRONIC TESTS. Usually they used cassettes instead, though.
I love these models they certainly give me the vintage animaltronic feel and look friendly but then just creep the living hell out of you. Amazing job!
Hi everyone who has sent this like 3 or 2 years ago. I have recently just started learning about fnaf and have got into the lore and holy is it deep. I’m watching these tapes and these itself give me chills down my body.
Yet another fantastic short, everything about this screams quality, the little camera segment at the start was a nice introduction, and it was very well animated as well, but it kind of doesn't make sense in-universe for it to be grouped up with the actual tape, but I can excuse it for the sheer cool factor of it. Another thing I loved was the little Freddy fazbear mascot costume introduction at the start, the animation there was a bit wack, but it gets the job done surprisingly well, and the actual joint movement test bit and its following scare was pulled off amazingly as well.
It’s easy as 1, 2- *freaking dies* Ok anyways, the animations are amazing and how life -like the camera qaulity is, it’s realistic. The sounds are really cool too!! I love how even if it’s the same sounds for the bodyparts on each side, I like how each one on each side is a bit diffrent. The silence is so loud too.. it’s so scary I love it :,)… Oh!! Can’t forget that sound when the lights came on after bonnie dissapeared, that was cool.
I like how the suspense for the entire animation isn't just the fact that the tests get gradually more incompetent, but the fact that all of the necessities for this animatronic to chase you down and rip your spine out of your back were the parts MADE SURE to work. Meaning the joint movement test was completely unnecessary
Very nice. Honestly, especially after reading the description, this was something I was hoping for/kind of expecting. That your take on Squimpuses tapes would have the familiar setups and maybe story/lore but would execute them in new ways. Like with this tape, it's still the same idea, a tape covering Bonnies' Movement but something goes wrong, but what happens in the tape (while still similar) is different than the original, paying respect to the original video while also giving it a new spin, helping it stand out on its own as well. I'm honestly stoked to see what you do with this series. Especially if/when we get to the episodes like "Animated Cartoon" or my personal fav tape from the series 'Memories". But those are thoughts for another day, all in all, good job as always Battington.
0:28 thats a creepy freddy fazbear walk around costume good job (from what I know they discontinued springlocks after the chomp of 83 so that suit doesn't have springlocks I believe)
I love your vids because you do something few creators do, no jumpscares but unsettling atmosphere. The mix of the models and the sound design,among others, makes for a creepy and down right disturbing vid. Hope you have a nice day!
@@games_on_phone89 I mean yeah, but it was done even better then fnaf does, and that says a lot. It also uses the same style of suspension jumpscare as fnaf which makes it feel more authentic.
I'm a person who tends to get scared very easily but here I am, watching these VHS tapes, I don't know if I could sleep well tonight, but these are so cool i can't stop watching :)
It’s cool that you’ve taken the concept of the original video and put your own unique spin on it- I’d call this more of a reboot than a remake Also I believe this is our first time seeing Chica’s cupcake in the new style
Bruh, why is it that your renditions of the fnaf gang are far more terrifying than anything else I've seen? It's like you took what made them creepy, and enhanced it with realism and the Battington touch? Like, if I saw these things in a entertainment place, I'd just straight leave.
![[ Behind The Scenes ] - Nonexistent Video](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VpUJ9aAyOi0/mqdefault.jpg)
When I heard him say “lets test the legs” I got so scared of Bonnie just running towards the camera
sameee
I thought the lights would go off and he would be near camera and jumpscare us.
X 2
Same
Same
Bonnie looks like he is about to tear my eyes out and put them in soup
your about as deep as a bowl of soup and your tongue is as sharp as a soup spoon
That’s very specific
yummy yummy in my tummy
eyeball soup
just like grandma used to make
"...squeeze the jelly from your eyes! Actually, it's quite good on toast"
These models are actually amazing. They don't just seem absolutely terrifying, they seem realistic in some way, similar to the actual animatronics we can found in Chuck E Cheese for example.
I was just thinking that Freddy looks like Chuck E
I would love these models to be in a remake
@@blastedgaming2908 i think a fan are making fnaf plus, is basically fnaf 1 but with these models
exactly they look just like that
@@federicobutcher953 no the models in fnaf+ aren't the same, they're different and are more closer to the possible withered designs
I love how it ties in with the later video. The ears and eyes don't move because the dead child only controls the limbs and head of the suit. This means that certain parts like the ears and eyes are nearly completely immobile.
where does it explain that?
@@theshockinglyeloquentdog9945 It doesnt explain that. It subtly references that in the videos.
Wow it's interesting and real
The eyes test does actually result in movement. It's subtle, but Bonnie goes from staring off into the distance to staring right at the camera.
Not only do the animatronic models look "authentic", the attention to detail makes the tape itself feel real. Stuff like the little pauses after Freddy talks, and how Bonnie does every movement in a "perfect" way (ie, perfectly adjusted and moving the way it should). Even the art style of the logo ties it into the period. Gives me the same eerie feeling as watching actual diagnostic tapes
These FNaF models are excellent - they make everything feel even creepier and they just work so well
Agreed. They feel even more authentic than the ones from the games
They feel so much more authentic and realistic which adds to the aesthetic
Yes Man!
no they aren’t :0
Very reminiscent of the Rock Afire Explosion from showbiz pizza. Practically a dead ringer for that design philosophy. Really great stuff.
These are actually good!
These replies disappoint me
Agreed
When have they not?
@@Mumphler what why?
@Matthew Pastrikos ikr
Bonnie looks baked out of his mind, yet also looks like he would snap my spine in half for simply looking at him the wrong way. It’s just the right amount of cheesy and spooky… mad props my dude. Also just saying, the section with Freddy was great and a little unsettling since his mouth didn’t move.
Your soooo right
Pretty sure the part with Freddy is a guy in a suit
It reminds me of the uncanny valley effect
huh?
I think it's a suit
The beginning of the tape feels so realistic. The vhs camera mic becoming distorted because of how loud the stage was if it was really that loud in real life. Other than that, you can still hear the voices of people in in the background as the loud sounds and music of the stage overwhelms their voices. The camera angel and lighting is fabulous, so are the animations of the animatronics, it really does give them that chuck e cheese vibe but feels like a video taken from a family camera. It really does give the found footage feel too because Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza (Fnaf 1 in this scenario) was opened possibly in early 1989 through 1993 when it was permanently closed and abandoned, making the vhs video feel like a ghost of its past. Its really amusing to use your imagination in these fnaf vhs tapes, thats how good they are.
0:53 Freddy be Disconnecting out of Existence just by counting
"1, 2- nvm"
Golden Freddy be like
Bouta count 1, 2
LMAOOOOOO
MY NAME
i love these models. i’ll always love the og fnaf models but these ones look so real, like they would actually be something at chuck-e-cheese.
What are these models called ??
The Bonnie one more so than the chica I would not want to green light the chics
Their based more on the rock a fire explosion animatronics
@@Kelpflakes fax, even the exoskeleton looks like something from rocka fire explosion
@@SHINE-cb2wn they are combined of rock a fire anf chuck and cheese
"Honey, I'm pregnant!"
Freddy: "Wanna see a magic trick?"
"Honey, what do you mean?"
Freddy: "Its as easy as one, two, thre-"
0:51
Heh
Underrated lmaoo
LOL
Good one lmao
Hah
See, this is why I love your stuff: There are no real "jumpscares", but really creepy moments that culminate in a cut off ending. You don't see it attack, but you know something happened. Jumpscares make you scared for a little bit and are pretty cheap, but physiological manipulation of the brain, making you wonder what happened, stays with you much longer. Things like those eyes staring at you, the flash of the beacon, the music; It all builds something terrifying up. But then it stops. Humans do not fear the dark. They fear what is not only inside the dark, but also what their mind conjours up. The human brain takes something scary and makes it 10 times worse than if you knew what it was. Keep up the amazing work, dude.
To much text but yeah
@@shaggy9418 And? Its builds onto the world, and adds to the suspense "Theres been so much text. Its got to be coming now! No? Maybe no-". And thats when it happens. Its like a Jack In The Box, but no jumpscare. Just unsettling imagery that makes you think.
@@johncarnett2668 did you even read my comment? I writed that im in agreement with you. And if you dont like a joke then no need to discus
@@johncarnett2668 and i liked youre comment in first place
@@shaggy9418 I agree with this. Didn't read, but I agree. Just separate the comment into paragraphs thx
god. okay.
Listen. I'm 24. I cannot remember the last time I cried in fear. Likely, it was over a decade ago, at this point. I'm a full grown adult, and yet... The part at the very beginning. With Bonnie just staring directly into the camera, at the viewer. Just, occasionally twitching?
Yeah, that made me start tearing up in sheer terror.
Fucking fantastic job, dude. Your ability to build tension is unparalleled. 10/10 please never make me watch that again.
I don't think I've ever cried of fear before, holy crap
Found Scott's secret YT account he uses to infiltrate the FNAF fandom
being a whopping 24 and crying over battington tells me that you were high out of your MIND
Bonnie: *Staring*
Camera man: euuhhhh..... WAAAAAAAAAA
Bonnie: Dang bro, I didn't mean it, you good?
Quick note - it appears, if this follows something similar to the games' storylines when it comes to the retirement of springlock mechanisms, that they did finally get around to making a separate exoskeleton for the suits to be built onto for wearing, because as is obvious by the eyes and movement of that intro Freddy (the one who instructs you, not the stage animatronic), it's a suit worn by an employee.
I got scared the way Bonnie kept his eyes on the screen. Yikes! 😬
How is yours almost an hour old
You really dont know?
@@bruhmoment1880 probably the different time zones
Maybe im just retarded idk
Probably scarier than the Christmas special, which fucked me up.
My favorite part was the guy in the freddy suit. That made it feel so much more authentic.
Who’s to say it wasn’t the actual animatronic
@@lovewingdovewing If it was I would scream
The movements feel too fluid to be the animatronic Freddy's, especially given what we saw in the Parts and Services Tape.
@@ettie102 Right? And the eyes aren't the shining kind of plastic on the animatronics.
@G4MEF0WAL0LZ its a costume the mechs don't move like that and don't move like that its a guy in a walk aroudn costume
Scott Cawthon: "well, Bonnie gave me nightmares, but at least that part of FNAF is over wi-"
Battington Bonnie: *h e l l o t h e r e*
Scott: "oh no"
Original joke
Fun fact these character models actually came from Scott himself
Scott : General kenobi
Edit : #IstandbyScott
I heard Phone Guy's "oh no" from night 5 XD
@@aaronramos473 Really? I think Battington made them though.
0:53 - "Freddy Fazbear" has left the chat.
Funny
Nah, bro got banned from the server
The craziest thing about FNAF is that it got me so genuinely interested in animatronics, and I grew up with not a lot of money to go to chuck-e-cheese as a kid so I've only been once just recently this past summer, and watching it put me in shock. Animatronics are an art form to me, their movement and history and process and the characters they envelope amaze me and I'm so glad this series portrays them on a very realistic and chuck-e-cheese/rockafire explosion light for the models.
the animation of freddy is so smooth sheeeeesh
Most likely because it was a real person wearing the suit. Only now after watching this again do I realize.
Thats a mascot costume not the animatronic
Its a walk around costume there is no mech inside its just a below minimum wage worker
Dude, these models are phenomenal! It actually looks like something you'd see from an 80's party pizzeria and not some generic animal robot.
These Characters have alittle bit of Chuck-E-Cheese design to it, and thats what make them creepy to me
Actually a lot closer to the Rock Afire Explosion from Showbiz pizza! Still very creepy though.
Older looking animatronics and robots honestly seem creepier than newer ones. Older ones usually tried to be more realistic and more detailed, while now animatronics are more “cuter”, or cartoony. Older animatronics usually have eyes that stare into your soul, and strange facial features, while newer ones have larger eyes like cartoons. Sometimes they had more teeth too, with didn’t help for obvious reasons. Sometimes the way the robots move are just unsettling, sometimes they don’t blink, or their jaws or mouths don’t move. The faces were usually made out of some sort of rubber, so the faces were creepily detailed and realistic, and sometimes the rubber-like material make the face and jaw look weird and move in strange, unnatural ways. Some animatronics looked a little better then, but they still didn’t exactly look cute in any way, to me, atleast.
@@starryy1044 Some of the animatronic masks are actually made out of silicon rubber, like the Rock-afire explosion, and man, you don't want to leave them running for too long or else their masks will start to melt. Not only making them break but also making them look ten times creepier.
Yeah there terrifying
@@TempusTheFirst It's not a result of them running too long. It's just the result of the latex being old. That just happens eventually over the years. Only thing you can do is replace the face masks when they start to melt. Because if not they'll melt onto the eye mechanisms and you'll have to do a lot of cleanup work to make the eyes work again.
2:12 I have no saw such motion and passion put into that dance it's like his whole life was leading up to that moment. The enthusiasm is as high as it could've ever been for him. This was his moment and he sure as hell wasn't gonna pass it up
As a horror fan I am genuinely in love with the aspects of this video and all others by this channel, the way you strayed from the old cannon models and made them you’re own was absolute perfection.
Bonnie's malfunction legit looks like something a real animatronic might have.
Edit: Damn, been a year. Hi all, thanks for 8K likes I guess. This post was by my brother.
same thing happened while I was at chuck e cheese's once when I was a kid. Jasper the dog broke down on stage mid performance. head was tilted, arms weren't moving good. mouth still moved. but he was staring directly at me. this is why I prefer dave n busters now.
@@sdpelly he knows you watching him suffer
*r u n*
@@sdpelly dude…..
Yes!
@@sdpelly ...
I'm sure I'm not the only person who wants a game made with these models.
Edit: This is the most likes I've ever had in a comment tysm!
I’d poop myself in a game with these designs but then it would be more horror so I agree!
Yeah
They should make a game relating with these
they look similar to the designs for fnaf plus not exact but still
I wouldn't be able to sleep
this is a certified hood classic
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0:52
"Its as easy as one, two, thr-"
Freddy suddenly gets teleported to whats seems like a black void. He looked surprised, as he cant see anything, other than himself. He can move, but it seemed like he was swimming in place. As he knew, was doomed to be trapped forever in the black void with no way out.
#outtatime
1:52 : my dad when he said hed get the milk
You mean 0:52 right, cause 1:52 is just bonnie waving.
@@subnautiking8370 no, they mean 1:52, assuming it's a dad leaving joke
Everybody gangsta till the puppet goes WAAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Underrated lmao
@Mood ʕ·ᴥ·ʔ 🥴
Golden Freddy you mean?
aaa tne scary vhs crazy i love fnaf
Sometimes I forget that these are analog horror, and just get lost in the training tapes. You've definitely nailed the atmosphere that leads up to the creepy stuff. In my opinion it makes the creepiness that much more effective.
0:24 freddy singing his music box by humming is actually creative
Bonnie looks like the type of guy to pull up in a restaurant and start beef with people
I’m not an animator but the robotic movement in this one felt pretty solid, aside from some uncharacteristically fast moving parts and joints bouncing too much when they reach the target position, the sound design and general movement felt pretty solid, nice work
I think the "bouncing" is meant to convey that the metal parts have a lot of intertia and so the momentum makes parts of the robot that aren't actually moving "shake" a little bit, like it's not 100% perfectly stabilized. Given how every movement is very start-and-stop with no momentum, this makes sense.
I think it’s like that to save on render time
The parts have always been animated like that by most people. While logically it would be quite easy to program an animatronic like these to move in many ways - you could make it move organically (or at least with less stops and starts, just make it ramp up in speed when moving, give it some variance in its movements, and a whole lot of idle animation and it would seem like it's a worn suit), or it could move excessively abruptly, or like these, where they snap into place and intentionally rebound. This style of animation, however, cements that it's a heavy metal mechanism moving into place and that, as much as they try to imitate life, they never will succeed - it also helps the possessed or worn ones be very easily differentiated, as they move smoothly and organically. It's a tad aggressive, but it helps make it obvious.
you arent a yelp reviewer we dont need your input
Babe wake up!! New Battington VHS just dropped!!
@T0BY! 😳 ayo
The use of the strobe light from Sister Location was actually really cool. I'm surprised more tapes don't use it.
you mean the flash beacon/camera flash
Yeah, that. Forgot what they referred to it as in-game.
It’s amazing how you can tell the force and weight behind every movement this thing does, even moving an arm makes the whole frame buck
These vhs tapes have made me realise I want a Non-Cursed version of these kinda repair/troubleshooting tapes, maintenance, joint testing, just all that kinda stuff without the spooky ghost shenanigans
The rest of the band: lari la wi wi we like to sing.
Bonnie: bro what is life, is just a simulation, its real, why I'm here, why we are here.
Yeah lol
Why are we here, just to suffer?
XD Ñ
@@tvcasa_yt8728 tratas de usar mis propios hechizos contra mi, Potter?
@PiggyBlox what
Really liking the subtlety of this video, especially at the part where Freddy disappears and the door in the background slowly opens.
It actually closes. If you look closely Golden Freddy is in there.
*"Come to me, said the man in the darkness."*
@@oriondecimus8421 No the door is opening. The Golden Freddy you’re seeing is a logo.
@@loganm.theninja1077 fuck your right
Nice pfp 👍
You were able to capture perfectly, the realistic movement of real life animatronics - I noticed that as I have watched a few videos of Showbiz and Chuck'e'Cheese and, yeah it was very well done.
The designs look awesome not to mention.
Plus, the machinery sounds used in this were very well made.
Great job!
Oh! And the pizzeria looks quite fitting for the 80's.
No seriously, there's way too much stuff for me to mention. Basically, bravo.
This was really well done!
Oh its the 90s? I could've sworn that fnaf 1 was in the 80s
@@micah3331 My mistake, it indeed took place in the 80's.
@@greenman1200 no your right fnaf 1 is in the 80s I was just wanted to know if you knew that that's all
@@micah3331 Oh yeah, I did. I think I was writing too fast and ended up saying it was in the 90's.
@@greenman1200 it's fine
0:01 bonnie be like:
"I know what im having for dinner tonight"
The nonstop fear that something might happen will be scarier than any jumpscare
I can tell why scott is terrified of bonnie, and this video actually gave me goosebumps. Ngl but it's also a good one!
Freddy: This is easy y- *Bye have a great time*
I wanted to see this comment
i literally cant express how much i love these models- even the background was amazing, one problem i had with FNaF is that the buildings never really looked like a place kids could run around in and stuff but just that one little background shot we got with the Freddy mascot worker was so well done i love it!
I love how Bonnie is staring makes it even more scary even at the start.
In an alternate universe, Freddy Fazbear’s is a game where you watch over the animatronics in the day and take them back to parts and service every once in a while to repair them and make sure the employees are doing their jobs. The pizzeria is owned by two friends, William and Henry. They enjoy their job and love children.
I swear to goodness sake when they were testing Bonnie’s legs I thought he was just going to charge at the camera.
Creators like you and squimpus made me a fan of fnaf again.
Gotta agree with you on that one. I always liked horror stories, but FNaF never seemed one for me, it was just a game about haunted animatronics. At that time, there was no big explanation, no killer, just some souls in ani,atronics trying to kill you. Even when we had a killer and a better explanation, it was too convoluted to understand. And then, we got Squimpus and her incredible view on Fnaf's story.
@@albenizaesdrassousa9421 exactly
Madlad actually got me scared
Btw, man, your animations are really improving, you're only getting better at this each day time passes, good job
Thank you
@@Battington yw
@@Battington when are you getting verified?
@@Battington what is the song when the lights go out?
this series of tapes terrify me, they seem so real, the animatronics look like actual ones in real life, like creative engineering ones, the environment and background seem so realistic, and the lighting made everything spookier. great job as always.
0:28 as we can see here. He could possibly be wearing the spring lock suite with those fake eyes. Just like in the nonexistent video.
The monitor looking like a Sony trinitron was a nice touch, those were usually used by businesses (like afton robotics or fazbear entertainment), rather than consumers.
Love how these versions sort of capture an outdated fashion for animated characters really wraps the realism of all this together. Makes you feel like this was actually a real historical event.
But like, it didn't. You're all looking at me unsure. Why? It didn't. Right?
Everybody's gangster until Bonnie stares into your soul
I just love this! The filters to make it look old are amazing, and the models are more childlike and creepy.
Here’s what I love about this it doesn’t really go for the normal junpscare type stuff everyone does with fnaf horror videos instead it relies more on it’s visual effects which are made beautiful
These are amazing but as I’ve stated before, squimpus’ are amazing as well, these are just an amazing recreation of those with battington’s own little twist on it
I respect your view
I love that your versions of the FNAF crew are clearly based on Showbiz Pizza/The Rock-Afire Explosion. This makes me happy as hell. The creepiest bit about this is that THESE ARE BASED ON REAL ANIMATRONIC TESTS. Usually they used cassettes instead, though.
I love these models they certainly give me the vintage animaltronic feel and look friendly but then just creep the living hell out of you. Amazing job!
Hi everyone who has sent this like 3 or 2 years ago. I have recently just started learning about fnaf and have got into the lore and holy is it deep. I’m watching these tapes and these itself give me chills down my body.
1:19 my dance warm up be like
Me only reading the only two words of the title
Bonnies gonna have a hell of a time with his joint
Freddy's music box: nah
2:56:yes
name song?
Bonnie dosnt get all the credit the bunny deserves, this does him justice 👏
0:34 Freddy: “OH HELLO THERE!"
it's me
I like how in the start of the video,bonnie just stares into your soul,while his neck is broken
This feels like a real simulation that'd go perfect with the actual game- or even its own game
0:50 My dad teaching me how to abandon children.
Yet another fantastic short, everything about this screams quality, the little camera segment at the start was a nice introduction, and it was very well animated as well, but it kind of doesn't make sense in-universe for it to be grouped up with the actual tape, but I can excuse it for the sheer cool factor of it. Another thing I loved was the little Freddy fazbear mascot costume introduction at the start, the animation there was a bit wack, but it gets the job done surprisingly well, and the actual joint movement test bit and its following scare was pulled off amazingly as well.
Thanks. You’re right about the first clip. I thought of it as showing that bonnie is not working right
It’s easy as 1, 2- *freaking dies* Ok anyways, the animations are amazing and how life -like the camera qaulity is, it’s realistic. The sounds are really cool too!! I love how even if it’s the same sounds for the bodyparts on each side, I like how each one on each side is a bit diffrent. The silence is so loud too.. it’s so scary I love it :,)… Oh!! Can’t forget that sound when the lights came on after bonnie dissapeared, that was cool.
I like how the suspense for the entire animation isn't just the fact that the tests get gradually more incompetent, but the fact that all of the necessities for this animatronic to chase you down and rip your spine out of your back were the parts MADE SURE to work. Meaning the joint movement test was completely unnecessary
Very nice. Honestly, especially after reading the description, this was something I was hoping for/kind of expecting. That your take on Squimpuses tapes would have the familiar setups and maybe story/lore but would execute them in new ways. Like with this tape, it's still the same idea, a tape covering Bonnies' Movement but something goes wrong, but what happens in the tape (while still similar) is different than the original, paying respect to the original video while also giving it a new spin, helping it stand out on its own as well. I'm honestly stoked to see what you do with this series. Especially if/when we get to the episodes like "Animated Cartoon" or my personal fav tape from the series 'Memories".
But those are thoughts for another day, all in all, good job as always Battington.
0:28 thats a creepy freddy fazbear walk around costume good job (from what I know they discontinued springlocks after the chomp of 83 so that suit doesn't have springlocks I believe)
3:11 I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy
same
Yea thats the far limit
I would
@@yaniqueashman986agree
"It's just a prank!"
I now understand why Bonnie gave Scott nightmares.
Who knows. This might be what Scott meant by “Bonnie gave me nightmares”. He wasn’t kidding when he said Bonnie scared him AF.
the sound designs for these are absolutely phenomenal
Freddy disappeared as fast as my managers do when I need them
These are actually incredible, I love how realistic they are! It really makes FNaF seem real lol
0:53 WOW HE DISAPPERED MAGIC DOES EXISTS!!
Lol 😂
“You’re a wizard, Freddy.”
imagine Scott finding this in his recommendation page and just remembering his entire fear of bonnie
2:46
i never thought the kubrick stare could be effectively applied to an animatronic rabbit. i was very wrong. this is Terrifying
What is the Kubrick stare?
@@placeholderdoe The act of looking at the viewer with head tilted downward and eyes peering upward from beneath the eyebrows
@@IrregularityRowan thank you!
I love the way you design these animatronics, especially Sofia in harmony and horror. She always gives me the chills.
I love your vids because you do something few creators do, no jumpscares but unsettling atmosphere. The mix of the models and the sound design,among others, makes for a creepy and down right disturbing vid. Hope you have a nice day!
i mean, there IS a jumpscare in this video
y'know, the one with bonnie rushing towards the camera as the lights flash
@@games_on_phone89 I mean yeah, but it was done even better then fnaf does, and that says a lot. It also uses the same style of suspension jumpscare as fnaf which makes it feel more authentic.
@@axe-a-lotta-questions ah ok
Before:
Freddy: I’m gonna help you!
0:54
Freddy:*disappears*
I'm a person who tends to get scared very easily but here I am, watching these VHS tapes, I don't know if I could sleep well tonight, but these are so cool i can't stop watching :)
its alot more scarier when you expect a jumpscare and dont get one
Battington's tapes are unique for sure.
I get more of realistic vibe than squimpus or memebear.
Definitely an amazing tape! ❤️
It’s cool that you’ve taken the concept of the original video and put your own unique spin on it- I’d call this more of a reboot than a remake
Also I believe this is our first time seeing Chica’s cupcake in the new style
0:27 freddy actually hums "the toreal dor march", which plays if the power runs out in fnaf 1
I like how the beginning of freddy teaching you how to do this stuff makes it look like the original three suits can also be worn
Amazing job with this one. The second tape in the series was never really my favorite, but this brings it to a whole different level.
i like how you used freddy to explain how to test bonnie instead of just text on screen, nice touch
Bruh, why is it that your renditions of the fnaf gang are far more terrifying than anything else I've seen? It's like you took what made them creepy, and enhanced it with realism and the Battington touch? Like, if I saw these things in a entertainment place, I'd just straight leave.
These models are like FNAF plus's designs, but scarier. Nice work.
When you're trying to deal with a haunted animatronic, but a thermonuclear missile goes off nearby: 3:12
2:11
I was legitimately about to punch my phone if he even made a step towards me