I Solved How Possesion ACTUALLY Works In FNAF! | FNAF Theory

Hey everyone, and welcome to my latest FNAF theory! This video talks about a topic that I think we all need to understand in order to get a good grasp of the lore of this franchise - Remnant and Agony, two things that allow possession. But what’s the difference between them? Let's find out.
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This is a reuploaded, rebranded version of the original privated video from Friday by the way
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Editing: @WitheredCircle
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[@WitheredCircle]

If you're confused as to why you're seeing a similar vid twice, this is a reupload. I deleted the original but wanted to give you all the chance to see it anyway. I hope you enjoy if you haven't seen it already!

[@Ozeglion]

I think souls, memories and emotions (including agony) are all remmant, just different forms of it

[@foxman1998]

Puberty hit Withered like Foxy running headfirst into the doors in FNAF 1.

[@WitheredCircle]

fr lmao took it long enough

[@Taro_Yanada]

Great video. The only thinkg i think i'd disagree with is that Agony is the most powerful emotion. That IS true, for what we know and are told, agony is very powerful and capable of a whole bunch of crazy things. But i'm not sure if it's the most powerful one. Because, just look who says it: Dr. Phineas Taggart. I think he's a very unreliable narrator. He says himself that he has no empathy, and that he doesn't really have some of the emotions everyone else does. Why would a man with no empathy even understand love, or if it's powerful or not? And, while he did say he made investigations, we don't exactly know how they were, they could be biased! Or just not as impressive as he makes them look like, i mean, breaking crystals... and? Again, we see agony at its full extent, and it is definitely very powerful in such quantities, but we don't really see love as much as agony (Because if we did, we wouldn't have FNAF). But the few times we do, we can see how beautiful and helpful it is. Agony is like poison, but love is medicine and growth at the same time. Agony might be insidious and more common, but love is way underappreciated. TL;DR. Taggart might be biased, so agony might not be the most powerful emotion.

[@playmaster_plus]

Fun video dude, keep it up!

[@scribblecloud]

i was so confused as to who tf was talking in your earlier videos until i remembered puberty existed 😭😂

[@WitheredCircle]

lmao yeah i hit it late

[@vaughanhennessy581]

ry cool video!