WHY is Springtrap fooled by the audio lure? FNAF Basics

Welcome to FNAF Basics! Today i explained why Springtrap can be lured away in FNAF 3 by simply starting a recording of BB's voice.
The point of this video is to help new FNAF fans get acquainted with the lore and story of Five Nights at Freddy's.
I hope you enjoy!!
Music: No Time For Popcorn (Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator OST)
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[@mossiest_moss]

I like to imagine that when it hits 6 am Michael just aggressively sprints out of the building and he's to fast for springtrap to catch him

[@Izzery_]

love that for him

[@MichealAfton1983]

I like to imagine that he give William the middle finger while getting out of he building

[@pixellord2370]

​@@MichealAfton1983Peepaw Willy can't move as he used to.

[@Timelordbeast14]

Why wouldn’t William follow suit then. And how does he get in?

[@MichealAfton1983]

@@Timelordbeast14 probably because William can’t really go outside since ya know, everyone gonna notice a withered animatronic with a corpse in it

[@kratkartan1486]

I think it could be one of three reasons for why Afton stops his attack at 6am. 1) Afton's possession only lasts until morning, effectively limiting his time to just nights. 2) The suit goes into day mode. effectively rendering him helpless. 3) 6am is the exact time the day shift people start pouring in, and he doesn't want to get caught, so he just plays the part until there's just only one person in the building again Which just so happens to always be the night guard.

[@DTux5249]

Just to try and work here to narrow options down. 1) The Spring Bonnie suit was one of the first suits ever made; It's probably unlikely a day mode would've been a thing 2) Afton's possession only lasting to morning would also be a bit odd given the logic we see in the rest of the series. I think it being a deliberate cautionary thing would make the most sense; especially since he doesn't quite know how poorly his condition would be affected if removed from the suit

[@tilerandom]

he's an old man, he needs to take his meds at 6:00AM

[@goodie2goodie1]

The thing is that they aren't open in the game(game says in end scene the Fazbear frights mysteriously burns down before its grand opening, also phone guy may have said somethingon your first day.)

[@CloudMouth27]

​@@goodie2goodie1they didn't say customers, just dayshift people. the protagonist isn't the only person that works at fazbear's fright.

[@Jann75]

@@DTux5249 yeah the animatronics trying to hide is a common theme in the series

[@benson.9002]

I just love to imagine how mad William gets when he's close to catching the security guard and the suit just carries him away following the fake child voices

[@bappo2887]

"YES, YES, I have you now- god damnit not again!" -William Afton probably

[@kubikim]

An image of William staring into the office with pure anger as his suit creeks and jitters to cam 2, while Micheal just stares back through the hallway window with a cheeky grin appears in my mind.

[@heavenlysenju9948]

Makes that stare down springtrap gives you when he reaches the location and no one is there so much funnier. Like "Oh, you think you're so smart, huh? Just wait till I get my hands on you."

[@HeyImRams]

My super professional theory is, Burger King opens at 6 AM, so Springtrap eventually get bored of being outplayed and goes to get breakfast (real)

[@D.Honey_Beau]

Real (I'm the Burger King)

[@diegobrando3373]

that makes so much sense actually

[@meofmaloz4869]

Imagine SpringTrap going to Burger King! ✨👑✨🐇🍔🍟🥤(Guess that's why a soda was left on the desk during the night shifts?...FNAF 1&2).

[@electrifiedwits]

BK is unbeatable

[@ricedanan]

The more I think about how the older animatronics work even without a ghost child the more I realize the Sister Location animatronics aren't as high-tech as I thought.

[@biosupdate7449]

The sl ones posses advanced mimicking tech for the express purpose of kidnapping children. The mechanics of which are never even explained really. They also don’t even really have endoskeletons, and are instead just a bunch of wires that somehow moves like an endo would. Very strange

[@Louis.7493]

pretty much how it is between terminator model 800 and terminator model 1000

[@basshunterddddota]

the SL animattonics js LOOK very high-tech

[@Lady_GrimReaper]

Yes but still really high-tech they found out VOICE MIMICRY and that to me is bullcrap.

[@basshunterddddota]

@@Lady_GrimReaper the fnaf universe is so confusing. if it was realistic the military wouldve prolly hired william and henry

[@Foxes763]

Truth is that William just can't help himself everytime there is mere oportunity to kill a child. Propably smacks his undead lips on the way to the que.

[@Finn_the_Cat]

You spelled queue wrong btw, it's dumb but eh what are you gonna do

[@ghaniKSW2]

@@Finn_the_Cat of all words i think “queue“ is one of the more excusable ones like.... try reading the word to the letter and tell me it would just sound like the lone letter q

[@Lunarcreeper]

why are you trying to prove the canon reason wrong? the game literally said it's the suit?

[@quasarkosmis]

​@@Lunarcreeperit's... a joke

[@scottish_lunatic]

@@Lunarcreeper r/thatsthejoke

[@mattie2695]

I definitely think its SpringBonnie himself following the Balloon Boy voice. William may be a child murderer that was stuck in a room for 30 years but he's still an intelligent, and crafty man and as many people believe he was the dayshift guard/previous nightguard during FNAF 2, he was probably aware of Balloon Boy existing and may even have had a hand in designing him, who knows. Even if he wasn't, he would definitely give up after a while from hearing a child make the same exact noises over and over again and being mysteriously nowhere to be found as soon as he makes it to where the sound came from. And I doubt he'd be THAT determined to kill all children ever lol. His goal is to kill the guard (who ever we play as idk) and escape imo. The whole point of the Phone Guy tape explaining the animatronic being able to hear the sounds of children and going to where they are explains why we can lure him away and why it works, and this tape would serve no other purpose otherwise. He says something similar in 2 (although as an excuse of course) about how the Toy animatronics had a similar system, and get confused when it gets quiet and try to find where the people are as they too, were allowed to walk around the pizzeria periodically (until The Bite of course), AND considering the fact SpringBonnie and Balloon Boy were never in service at the same time (as far as we know) he wouldn't be programmed to *not* follow BB's laughs etc, like the toys likely were. I feel Will in Springtrap would be more zombie-ish than the likes of the FNAF 1 animatronics, especially since the 1 gang are just the renovated Withereds, so their possesion is purely paranormal and ghostly, as their bodies were stuffed into the Withereds and are long gone. (i.e. if you were to remove FNAF 1 Freddy's suit, you'd find an endoskeleton and nothing else) where as William's body is still in the suit pretty much entirely, which explains why he makes laboured alpaca moans and slower, more human sounding footsteps when he moves around. His soul never left his body and therefore, never fully possessed SpringBonnie as there was no need to, as he was already inside of him lol. Like you said, he's possessing his own dead, minced meated body, which is trapped and mangled inside the SpringBonnie suit lol. Kinda like Michael after Ennard leaves his body, he IS dead but he's... not lol. So basically whenever SpringBonnie hears a noise he moves, against Afton's will, to wherever the sound came from and after being unable to actually find any children or whatever, he goes back to normal/shuts off, allowing William to move where he wants to again. An ironic, painful and fitting punishment for him tbh.

[@Olmerfire32134]

i read ALL of that, and it was worth it.

[@RonnicProduction]

Agreed

[@mattie2695]

@@Olmerfire32134 Thanks! lol. My comments tend to get so long they could nearly be made into their own theory video, glad you could make sense of, and enjoy my ramblings lmao.

[@Olmerfire32134]

@@mattie2695 0k

[@Star_Sys_]

underrated comment and a great theory, love it

[@ajsan5841]

My theory as to why William stops attacking at 6 is bc the "witching hour" is over. According to some people the witching hour starts at 3 then ends after the sun comes up. So I always thought that in the fnaf universe the witching hour starts at 12 and ends once the sun comes up. The sun typically comes up around 6 during summer, so I think fnaf 3 might take place during summer. This would also make sense considering that most attractions are open and running during the summer months bc thats when kids are off school and can visit more.

[@redstoneshiny463]

maybe maybe maybe

[@aslightlystablefootsoldier9838]

Fnaf Pizzeria Sim’s office shifts takes place in the day as it’s stated everyone is enjoying the pizzeria above, in this case everyone including Scraptrap is active. I’m pretty sure in Fnaf 3 he is hardwired by Fazbear Fright to Stand in a corner and repeat Springbonnie lines to scare people which his ghost manages to bypass during 12am which he knows is the night guard’s wandering hours

[@ajsan5841]

@@aslightlystablefootsoldier9838 are you sure bc if you put lefty to perform on the stage he can still attack. can he not ?? The animatronics can't be performing and attacking at the same time. but I could be remembering wrong

[@captainacorn2088]

@@ajsan5841 yeah, if you buy lefty he will attack

[@scribblecloud]

if you posess your own corpse- at that point are you even dead 😂

[@wretchedwendigoSot]

I like to think that the whitened veiny eyes of the suit are a symbol for springtrap being blind as all hell and goes off his hearing

[@raptor7385]

i personally think that the idea of a soul possessing its own corpse is true for Michael, however Afton seems more like he's alive and was sustained solely through his hatred, anger, and plain refusal to die so now he has to fight the suit to move when it's still, but gets physically overpowered by the mechanical elements of the suit whenever it hears a child and its programming kicks in

[@viggo_k8656]

I personally think William survived the springlock failure in the FNAF 3 minigames because Cassidy connected her spirit to William's and refuses to let him die. This is explained in the book 'The Man in Room 1280', where someone's spirit is keeping the burned corpse of a man alive so that they can keep him trapped in an eternal nightmare, which I think is meant to represent UCN where Cassidy is keeping William trapped in an eternal nightmare as well. I think William is still alive inside of the Spring Bonnie suit in FNAF 3, and due to the springlock failure the suit should be set to animatronic mode, which is why Springtrap falls for the audio lures in FNAF 3. The animatronic inside of the Spring Bonnie suit was programmed to follow voices, and it is also probably stronger than William, which is why William is only able to move the suit when it's not trying to follow the audio lures and is set to some sort of stand by mode.

[@MyOpinionIsInvalid]

Isn't william long then dead by then he's just possessing the endoskeleton. Also, if I am correct, Cassidy would've only started keeping him intact/alive after FFPS.

[@viggo_k8656]

Cassidy could have just bern keeping William alive inside of the safe room for 30 years, and I believe she linked her soul to William’s right after she was murdered, which could also explain how William survived a springlock failure in The Silver Eyes.

[@rodrigocoockiemonster4460]

His name is Andrew

[@viggo_k8656]

Are you refering to the man in room 1280?

[@rodrigocoockiemonster4460]

@@viggo_k8656 No, the spirit that keeps him "alive" Fairly certain the man is just William

[@flatearthisahoax4030]

One of springtraps fanmade voicelines which can be found anywhere here on youtube, Springtrap says that he hates how the suit still tries to speak

[@sippeon9047]

J gems interview series?

[@Louis.7493]

you know sometimes the suit goes on by itself..

[@Jomarrrrrrr]

@@Louis.7493COCA COLA ESPUMA

[@Louis.7493]

@@Jomarrrrrrr SPEAK OF THE DEVIL [Wheezing Laughter]

[@TotPocket]

​@@Louis.7493*devolves into crying*

[@ethancurtsinger172]

Still think that William Afton has some control of the Springtrap suit, since at the times when BB’s laugh is played in a room nears him, he ignores it like he’s trying to resist it. But because of the springlock suit is attracted to sound it makes him go there because of said springlock suit being attracted to sound.

[@mofumofu9648]

Im now convinced that william is somehow alive and hes able to move itself because in fnaf 6 during the interrogation part with scraptrap, you can actually hear his heartbeat(i discovered this literally a week ago since nobody really knows how fnaf 6 works)

[@captainacorn2088]

Well, in some places the soul IS also the heart, sometimes literally, sometimes metaphorically, usually both, so it could be the soul Beating. Molten Freddy doesn’t have it because he doesn’t have a fully intact soul, as he is just filled with different remnant For Scrap Baby, Elizabeth’s soul is too far gone, hence Henry’s “if you even still remember that name” line As for Charlie/The Puppet, well, this one is a little bit more difficult to explain, however, unlike pretty much every possessed robot in the series, Charlie’s body was NEVER inside of the puppet, which could explain that

[@IDidntAskAtAll]

William possessed the suit which has his body trapped in it

[@mofumofu9648]

@captainacorn2088 i never really answered to this comment but i have to add that the other animatronics have sounds too, but unlike william which are organic(the heartbeat) the others are mechanical sounds like gears, wires and such. So even tho i like your idea i dont think it goes that deep

[@mofumofu9648]

@IDidntAskAtAll but isnt the scraptrap suit completely different from the one in fnaf 3? I think he just possesed his own body which was at the time fused with metal too(idk if its agony or remnant)

[@IDidntAskAtAll]

@@mofumofu9648 No Spring trap, Burn Trap and Scrap trap are all the exact same just inconsistent designs

[@malachifox9171]

ive always imagined at 6AM the suit just goes off and Micheal taunts him before leaving

[@andrewdavis9286]

It’s because he is a violent serial killer who is disoriented as hell from being in the same room and rotting suit for 30 years ( and in my depiction of fnaf 3 while Afton was in a coma he saw his children’s deaths over and over for 30 damn years and I think crying child’s death made him go insane and kill those kids)

[@Izzery_]

I'm actually working on a video explaining why i think William became a killer in the first place!

[@Wall_Man]

I think it was out of jealousy of Henry and anger over Elizabeth and Evan (CC) dying that made him kill Charlie and he just got a taste for murder

[@ThatLonelyBlob]

@@Izzery_Wasn’t it basically for his obsession with remnant, agony and immortality? He strived to collect remnant in every media, and we know it seems to be capable of giving life and possibly immortality based on the novels (parallel story, while it’s not in the main storyline, parts of it are still the same) But what was his motive for immortality? The fear of death or something else?

[@TheJonkler1]

Blud's headcanon is literally the Interview series💀

[@Hex.A.Decimal]

In FFPS, all the salvages get a 'tell', a sound that plays to let you know you are about to get it. Scraptrap's 'tell' is a heartbeat. Micheal's dramatic mirror scene also plays a heartbeat. If I had to catagorize it, I would say that Willy and Mike are in a state that redefines the biological understanding of life and death. Undead if you may.

[@queerpossum6484]

I can just imagine the audio cue going off and William is like "FUCK! NOT AGAIN!!!"

[@scottish_lunatic]

"i always come ba- *OHFORFUCKSSAKE"* *distant crash as william is dragged to cam 9*

[@waterlessant5355]

i'd like to imagine when the balloon boy voice goes off, purple guy is like "no no NO, LET ME TO THE OFFICE DAMN IT" as the suit just moves to the room that had the audio play

[@AmenKing1999]

"Possessing his own corpse" Suddenly Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective.

[@Epsicronics]

Cool video, a few things I would like to add! -We know William is able to move springtrap around by himself, his walk cycle doesn't look like what spring Bonnie's should be, and he is able to attack us, something spring Bonnie, unlike the other, newer bots, wouldn't be able to do. -Spring Bonnie is attracted to sound, but it seems to be a super simple primitive system, the more distant the sound, the more spring bonnie wants to go there, which is why William can fight that off for very close sounds, close sounds means children are around, so spring bonnie wouldn't try as hard to go there. -William is able to move spring Bonnie independently of his own corpse, he can, for example, move spring bonnie's eyelids, which aren't connected directly to his corpse. -William could most definitely be possessing his own corpse, just as his son does after Ennard ditches them, mind you Michael is not only dead, but fully rotting by the time he comes back, so he is 100% possessing himself. -The fnaf 1 animatronics, for example, theoretically have a reason to come after you, but something is wrong, if they always think humans are endoskeletons, they would attack guests, also their walk cycle, as seen in games and described in some books, apparently, and staring at the cameras, is not normal, it's not something they should do during the day. -As stated in point 1, while the fnaf 1 animatronics have the ability to stuff endos in suits, which i will talk about in a sec, and the fnaf 2 ones have their criminal database, and to go with it, they probably have programming to attack or restrain criminals, spring bonnie, by all means, should not have any of those, they wouldn't need it and they are too old of a model to have that, meaning attacking us is entirely Afton's doing. In conclusion my theory is that spirits have a more nebulous and varied ability to control their vessels. Weaker child spirits, like the fnaf 1 ones, do want revenge, and they are able to affect things around them to achieve it, but they do not have full control over their bodies. What they, in my theory, are doing, is manipulate the robots into doing what they want, allowing their day cycle to activate at night and roam around, which is why some of them take weird routes, sometimes forcing them to walk down the hall to you, this is somewhat being helped as a theory by the fact that, as stated previously, some of their walk cycles are somewhat normal, and some are labored and not right, they are using the robot's programming to get them around, and sometimes force their limbs around, which is why some walk cycles look so weird. And finally when they see you, they trick the bots into thinking you are a bare endo, which is why the robots would stuff you. More powerful possessions like Afton's spirit, would be able to have much more control over their vessel, and in this case, his vessel is most likely a combination of his corpse and spring Bonnie, not just either or, that's why he is referred to as a different name, the 2 combined bodies sort of form a new identity. He is able to more directly move around as he normally would, only sometimes trying to fight off spring Bonnie's behavior and programming, and as i stated previously, most importantly, he is able to attack us, which spring Bonnie has no programming, reason or ability to, that is all William's doing, as to why he stops attacking at 6, there are a few reasons why: -First of all, it's not that his possession wears off during the day, remember fnaf 6's gameplay is during the dayshift. -Spring Bonnie, just like the other bots, could be very hard programmed to return to their stage when the restaurant opens, something William probably is not able to fight off. -6am could be when the other workers at the fright attraction come in, as stated by some other people in the comment section, and William doesn't wanna be found, so he returns to the safe room. -6am could also just be when the attraction is open to the public, and the nightguard is free to just like... leave. Also worth noting that the second point could add to why William discards Spring Bonnie in fnaf 6, not only is it damaged beyond recognition, burnt by fnaf 3, and missing pieces, as we see in sister location, he probably doesn't want the suit fighting back all the time, and preventing him from moving past 6, so he discards it, gets into a simpler mascot suit, and becomes scraptrap, at that point he is more zombie/michael-like than animatronic. And finally we have the heavy weights, Golden Freddy/Fredbear and the Marionette/Puppet. We know these guys cannot, by any conceivable way, move by themselves. Golden Freddy in fnaf 1 is a discarded, broken down and permanently in suit mode animatronic, he cannot move, but the spirit(s) inside him are powerful enough to where he can just be teleported, apparated, or moved to other places, like your office, and we know he has to physically be there, because he can kill you, which hallucinations, like the phantoms, cannot, also the fact that he can kill you, alone, should be pretty telling, and in fnaf 2 he is just as dangerous, but more paranormal, visibly disappearing in front of you, and appearing as a hallucination in the hallway. And the Puppet, even weirder, is a puppet, or more precisely a marionette, and is probably meant to move around as an animatronic by strings, to entertain children, moving around with them, and only using it's servos and actual animatronic parts to add more life to it's movements, yet when they attack us in fnaf 2, they aren't using their strings, the moment they leave behind their box, they just float around, as seen in their jumpscare and the fact that it moves WAY too quickly for it to be crawling around like the security puppet does in the fnaf 6 easter egg minigame.

[@Izzery_]

Achievement unlocked: super long super detailed super smart comment🔓

[@captainacorn2088]

@@Izzery_ the classics not attacking the guests because endoskeleton is not as big of a hole as you would think Phone Guy ALSO says that they think that because people aren’t supposed to be in the building after hours, and that they were never given a proper night mode I definitely agree that Springtrap is a more powerful possession, though, and Phone Guy HAS been wrong before

[@SODACOLORADO]

We got ourselves a chatterbox 😭

[@SharpieMemes]

Bro at that point just make your own video with all that info lol

[@milo-kz1pi]

Ngga wrote an essay😭😭😭

[@Lunarcreeper]

i've known this for a while, and i've honestly thought that was pretty damn gruesome, having the animatronic moving inside of your skeleton must be painful. and very annoying. which also explains the hostility on later nights, not only cuz he can't kill you, but he's really fucking pissed about the audio lures. as it's basically torture

[@dragondrawings3144]

Also another explanation might be that he was stuck in a dark room for 30 years with absolutely no stimulus or outside contact which would have driven him mad with bloodlust for the kids that caused it (and absolutely insane in general) so he can’t differentiate because he hasn’t heard anything for 30 years and lacks sense due to that too

[@Themtaters618]

That does make sense

[@NoodleOrgans]

i would love a game where william is finally dead but his suit remains as it is and it activates but not from him coming back but because it was following his murderous patterns for so long that it reprogrammed itself to think that’s what it was programmed to do instead of play music and find the party people etc. basically a mimic but not by anyone’s intentional design.

[@wildcatcrown3013]

Basically William being dragged along by his 30 year old metallic furry suit wherever with no choice but to go along with it💀

[@jhtoxic7870]

I think the most likely reason why a Springtrap/William is easily lured by the audio is the most simplistic. When he hears the voice of a child, be simply can’t pass up the opportunity to kill yet another kid. Heck I think the entire reason he refused to leave Fazbear Frights is because he wanted to play a sick game of cat and mouse with the night guard. Like you can literally see him right next to the exit several times, yet he refuses to leave.

[@noahminecraft]

i think its because he knows the security guard is michael (his son) and probably wants to torment him (or get his help but probably not)

[@Lady_GrimReaper]

The suit just forces him to do it.

[@jhtoxic7870]

@@Lady_GrimReaper there’s nothing that suggests that. Why would the suit be attracted by noise Spring-lock suits never moved off stage unless they were worn by someone.

[@Lady_GrimReaper]

@@jhtoxic7870 i assume the programming of the suit only works in animatronic mode because that would make the suit really annoying if it worked everytime without stopping, and william might be really stupid but he ain't stupid enough to fall for audio lures just necause he wants to kill, he wants to reach you because he knows you are the real person, it makes far more sense if the suit is just forcing him to move towards the audio lure because he has a chance of ignoring the audio making your theory pretty much disproven.

[@Lady_GrimReaper]

@@jhtoxic7870 also the phone guy literally says that the suit is programmed to move towards noise, you can hear it for yourself.

[@mr.gamewatch8774]

I read somewhere that says that in The Twisted Ones, William actually likes being in the suit, and that he called himself Springtrap because of his new identity. I know the novels aren't canon, but it's still funny that, following this video's theories, he enjoys being in an old broken suit that always makes him follow any fake laughs it detects and goes against his commands lmao

[@MackGall]

I think this video is great, and here's my personal take: In my opinion William does not possess his own corpse, the suit, or anything like that. I think he is alive because he is able to talk with his clearly damaged vocal cords, and because he removes the first SpringBonnie (Springtrap) suit, and puts on the other SpringBonnie (Scraptrap) suit. We also know that in one of the short story books, a perfect parallel of William is in the hospital, and all of his organs and stuff are still fully functional and working. I also just think it sounds weird for Scott to go like: "So William get's killed right? And then he just possess himself because why not". I believe that the reason he is alive is probably due to remnant, and the reason I think he falls for the lures is due to the suit's endo still being somewhat active, despite it being fully exposed to so much blood, and moisture, and hard bones. Thanks for reading.

[@error404stan]

oh i found you again

[@MackGall]

@@error404stan Hi

[@CommissarChaotic]

I can taste the smell...

[@MackGall]

@@CommissarChaotic Excuse me, what?

[@doohickeyhandy758]

I can understand this take when purple Mike (which is self-possession to me) exists, but I still go by possessing the suit. I mean, dudes literally rotting and been in there for 30 years BEFORE the fire. Dudes clearly NOT alive in the games.

[@Mythical5158]

This makes a lot of sense and genuinely can explains Scaptrap's more organic design compared to Springtrap. Nice video as well!

[@captainacorn2088]

My guess it’s springbonnie’s programming kicking in. In the tapes, (I think) it’s mentioned that the springlock animatronics will follow audio to find kids when in animatronic mode, which is also mentioned with the toys. And, since Springtrap is in animatronic mode, it’s springbonnie’s programming making him follow it

[@captainacorn2088]

That is why he is fooled by the audio

[@blahajwatermelon1579]

That's the whole point of the video.

[@captainacorn2088]

@@blahajwatermelon1579 yeah, I commented this multitasking

[@captainacorn2088]

LoL

[@blahajwatermelon1579]

@@captainacorn2088 Okay, XD

[@BugGirl]

you just explained to me, not only the principal subject of the video, but a lot of details of the lore that i could not ever understand because fnaf youtubers tend to go too extensive and overboard and end up explaining too much, therefore explaining nothing. thank you!

[@thedrbat9572]

I thought I'd clear some confusion, William like you said did possess his corpse rather than the suit, and this is shown by the fact that if you get killed in FNAF 3, william cannot jump at you like the other animatronics, he just walks up to you and smacks you. The children who are stuffed into the suits aren't controlling their bodies, but the suits themselves, which is an entire other perspective of existence and this goes into sentient robot stuff.

[@JESUSISLORDOVERALL]

The suit is designed to go towards the sounds of children and it causes William A bunch of pain to move Also he’s moving against his own will

[@YellowBlox5858]

I have always wanted to know why he believed the audio lures Underrated

[@MerlinOfAtlantis]

i like to imagine every time the audio is played the spring bonnie suit has to drag afton away from michael michael just grins to himself as he hears "NOOO I DONT WANT TO GO" "HE'S LITTERALLY RIGHT THERE WHY ARE YOU WALKING TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BUILDING" echoing through the halls

[@YTDaveyyyy]

this theory makes sense and also explains why he changes his suit after fnaf 3, well done!!

[@Charadoesthatgaming]

I think the reason he is tricked by the audio lure is because it’s in animatronic mode and goes to voices like what the toy animatronics did

[@andrew4446]

That makes it even "cooler" when he ignores my cam 2 audio lure for the 5th time in a row, It's because he finally gained control of the suit ( Major Copium)

[@Purple_Gu7]

0:39 Also in the Security log book (Yes the books, don't make a war in the comments) Theres a question saying "What are Springlock animatronics attracted too?" The correct answer is sound

[@AzureNinja235]

I actually didn’t think about this in this way, nice vid!

[@eljaminlatour6633]

I imagine that when the clock strikes at 6 AM, then the animatronics would shut down and collapse, and the night guard would put them back at their place. For FNAF 4, I would imagine the Nightmare Animatronics hiding back to the shadows never to be seen till dusk arrives. Also screw Dream Theory because literally anything can be a dream and it's just a lazy attempt to solve lore.

[@OldSport83]

Anyone wondering and don’t wanna watch: William does not go near the children and he isn’t fooled, it’s just the suit.

[@renatamanaskova9587]

i LOVE you're editing style!

[@MostStupidGoofyGoober]

my theory was since he heard the child’s voice, he went to where it was coming from to kill that child but there was no child there.

[@vitoriangamer7807]

That is what everyone thought

[@kishodax2174]

my explanation was that he heard that it was BB and wanted to kick that creature across the world

[@NWPhillyWX]

you deserve more subs, your editing is very good.

[@Al-Cabone]

Wow I never thought about that. I like how people are going back to the old games and explaining these types of things

[@nordy20g61]

I love how every sentence you say it followed by a chuckle or like you’re holding in your laugj

[@ryannixon4138]

I love the editing in this X)

[@orionofrealms5997]

“Sometimes the suit still goes off by its sel- (hey kids why dont you give bonny a big hug?) -speak of the devil!!! Hahahahaha”

[@notaprogamer2782]

Prediction before I watch: the reason there's a spring lock system in the suits is to move animatronic parts so someone can get inside. These animatronic parts probably reactivate once put back in animatronic mode. So when the springlocks failed, the suit technically went back into animatronic mode. So while afton does technically possess the suit, the audio still affects him because that's the suit reacting, but he probably tries to fight it, which is probably why he can only move to an adjacent room before heading back in your direction. Edit after watching: awesome, spot on!

[@Youmu_Konpaku_]

This was a pretty interesting fun fact, i also like the pretty calming narration :)

[@_WYNGZ_]

That makes so much sense- I've NEVER listened to phone guy during fnaf 3, so I kinda needed this

[@kiera6326]

Personally, I think he stops attacking at 6 just to be fair. That might sound strange, but I’ve never really bought the “kids possessing the animatronic suits do their best to kill purple guy” theory, purely because there’s so much of it that’s inhibited by the rules of the game (obviously). I mean, if the kids really wanted to kill Afton, which I’m sure they do, why wouldn’t they all just camp outside the doors until the power went out? Fnaf 2 definitely seems to operate more on strategy. Like, it really DOES seem like the puppet is gearing all of these other dead kids into getting revenge on the man responsible, and as long as someone gets him, it’s fine, especially when ballon boy deliberately disables your flashlight rather than kill you himself. But other things don’t make sense. Like why don’t they realise that it’s not really a fellow animatronic when you put on the mask? They literally poke their heads out of the vents. And Toy Bonnie can _deliberately_ stall at the mouth of the vent for the entire run of the music box. Why would he do this if he didn’t know it was you behind the mask? And if they do know it’s you behind the mask, why wouldn’t they attack? Furthermore, why would they hunt you in the first place? Jeremy isn’t Afton. Neither is any of the night guards before him. I can understand the fnaf 1 animatronics thinking Michael is William, but how come not one of those animatronics couldn’t see properly? But are intelligent enough for not just strategy, but deliberate terrorising? All of this to say that personally, I think the animatronics were programmed to hunt night guards. William is a lover of bloodshed and murder, and he made the animatronics. I don’t think it’s too much of a jump, especially when you consider that the eyes on the cupcake that sits on the desk act almost like cameras… But it has to be fair, so each night ramps up the difficulty, and the game ends at 6AM. William was doing that here with Michael, but what’s the point of playing a game if you can’t lose?

[@charisky0989]

I actually didnt know this, thank you!

[@GokuBlack74920]

I didn’t know you only had 49 subs (50 now) u make good content

[@Izzery_]

This made my day

[@raphaeloking8647]

i remember when i played fanf 3, when i played the audio of the childs voice on the camera where springtrap was, the sound didnt work anymore so like whenever i tried to lure him away, he came straight to the office to end me

[@ThatOneFunnyArmeniankid]

My theory of why he follows the audio lure is because he thinks there are children and he wants to murder them. Just like how he murdered the kids and stuffed them into the suit, he wants to do that with the children, but there is no children. So he follows the audio lure.😊

[@charizardfan1017]

Off topic but your voice is very relaxing

[@shoyo_ar0mania]

Subscriber earned, this is great!

[@metal_pipe9764]

Maybe balloon boy is his favorite animotronic and he's just double checking if bb is actually there

[@davestevens2908]

Sometimes the suit still goes off by itself.

[@TheUnknownAK]

I think the reason william stops attacking at 6am is likely because the actual events of FNAF3 don't take place over 6 nights like what the gameplay shows. Michael probably shows up to the building and burns it on the same night, this is also probably the case for the other games too. I think the multiple nights element is simply a gameplay aspect and doesn't reflect the actual story events happening.

[@Xisstillalive]

i always thought it was the suit reacting and going towards the voices because it was prgrammed to find children, the safe room being the only 'safe room' and that when he was back to hunting us it was william taking over again; so so glad this is finally being brought up by someone willing to do the research!!

[@azimlicocuk9899]

I knew why springtrap goes towards the childrens voices but I didnt know why the other animatronics stopped after 6 AM and also I think springtrap stops attacking us after 6AM because he is like an attraction in like an escape room and the robot goes back to where it is supposed to be

[@Funky_Reptilian]

The fnaf content is goateddd 😂

[@EpicVoiceShitposting]

Best ASMR fnaf video lmao

[@Mr_Gamer-Random]

3:07 actually in FNAF the Twisted Ones, when Charlie and Jessica revisit the old pizzeria and find Springtrap, Charlie mentions how his body doesn't look like it has rotted even though it had been over a year because William actually never died, he just fused with the suit and what we see of him in The Fourth Closet is him out of the suit with robot parts to help him stay alive

[@haukkulihau1778]

Good video I'm glad to be your's 53th subscriber :)

[@mee4316]

This is also even further backed up by the 2nd tales from the pizza plex when luca finds the rotting old smelly original suit

[@Sin-Nombre04]

I know that the meaning in the lore is because the suit goes to where the sound of voices are, but I like to think that he goes to the kid voice because he just want to kill more chilldren, he goes just for the motive to kill but ended up finding no chilldren in that room.

[@GameMaster00744]

I've never heard anyone make this connection between the calls. Very cool

[@MisterMoodyHere]

FINALLY someone said something about this im subscribing immediately lmao

[@Combinemetrocop]

I can just imagine how annoyed William is everytime Michael plays the noise

[@wildo6832]

i like the idea of peepaw running around the pizzeria for hours trying to find some kid

[@Average_PlayerFromRoblox]

Its been like years for him ever since he has seen "alive" person surely he whould be hyped to see one of his best creation

[@haxenFilp]

I can always imagine him walking and them all of a sudden the suits like "fuck no", "entertain the children". and then he just gets flung to the voice.

[@sub_toLennon]

epic video im subbing

[@-_GlitchEy-boi_-]

I always thought he was just thinking an actual child was there and wanted to murder it so he went to the sounds

[@seamistseamist]

You make good content, glad to be subscriber #13!

[@Izzery_]

Thank you!

[@AlphaMC_]

40th Subscriber, top class videos

[@zubairkhalid-pt6vw]

Holy cow you are a genius

[@ianconnor5983]

Wait, so your telling me, william DOESNT like kids?

[@TOS_563.]

Wait a minute he may have of killed them because there annoying

[@TOS_563.]

😏

[@ssn6355]

🤨📸

[@p-ruthless9005]

He killed those bastards, and he’ll do it again

[@ReActivee]

Very interesting never knew this!

[@otakuchan3699]

This is really good

[@angelorobloxgameplay341]

So basically William Afton knows that it's not actually a real child and it's an audio lure but the SpringBonnie suit forces him to still check on it even though William doesn't want to.

[@justinterrell7020]

Huh, I always thought it was because of the old concept of spirits being chaotic and confused and very base remnants (to the point of being Maddened) to where Afton’s agonized soul possessing springtrap kept repeatedly getting lured; especially since some ghosts are known to loop behaviors. Its not that Afton would be stupid in this case; ghosts are just errors in the afterlife process, and very simplistic. Child killer in life lured to the sound of children in death, is what made sense to me. Same logic as to why the children possessing the originals kept killing night guards mistaking them for Afton but never learning; being a ghost is basically being pure emotion and energy bound to objects, and its really hard to discern anything in that kind if limbo. Its hard to accurately describe but I hope that made sense? Anyways that explanation is pretty solid, about the whole animatronic forcing him to go to where it hears BB sounds. Now that I know Afton’s soul is actually somewhat sentient in there, its amusing imagining him screaming incoherently and silently in rage as the suit forces him away from where he wants to be.

[@Izzery_]

This would make sense if it wasn't for Pizzeria Simulator, where Scraptrap is able to form full sentences, and seems very aware of what's going on. I also don't feel like Scott would put the Phone guy training tapes in Fnaf 3 for no reason.

[@justinterrell7020]

@@Izzery_ Yeah, I barely remembered the tapes and I guess I didn’t pay too much attention the first time. The kids definitely seem to be much more blindly violent and driven by emotion and… instinct is a weird word to use but I guess its apt? They were brutally murdered and kids already don’t understand much, so them being mad insane ghosts makes much more sense than Afton being that way. Or maybe Charlie put more effort into animating him inside the suit so he would be much more aware of what’s happening, and suffer far more. I recall that being a theory.

[@CheeseyMcSqueezy]

Thanks! I finally know why spring boi follows the voice! Before watching this I thought he was that dumb but Also trying to deny that he’s that dumb.

[@loofup]

i love yo voice ❤ keep up the content

[@minsadas1439]

honestly at like the first second i thought you were a kid great content and editing (pfp)

[@88Cows]

possesing your own corpse is literally such a big brain move i cannot even comprehend

[@emiba154]

I need a video like this for fnaf 2. Im tired of people saying that The animatronics are just stupid because they're fooled by The mask and dont take into account The facial recognition that probably makes them see you as another animatronic and not a human. Not because they thing you're Freddy, but because they see another animatronic so they keep lookmg for people somewhere else

[@AJOlaks]

I like to think it’s cus William genuinely went insane in the Saferoom and just actually thinks there is children saying Hi

[@methane5211]

A ghost possessing it's own former body sounds like that ghost tries to be alive again

[@Timelordbeast14]

Good video 👍😁

[@ShadowSkull1240]

Rather than possessing his own body, he possessed the endoskeleton within. Similar to how the other children possess the endoskeleton, as the suits outer shell isn’t what they possesses. When Bonnie in the fnaf 1 trailer takes his face off, it was his ending skeleton that was doing it. Imagine the ending skeleton as the body and the suit itself as clothes. Same with spring trap. Rather than possessing his body, it was the spring locks that sprung into him. Which, makes sense. If children who were already dead that got stuffed into a suit could possess it’s ending skeleton, I imagine being one with the endoskeleton shouldn’t be too difficult. And ur theory on his program overriding his body makes sense. The thought has crossed my mind before and now that you’ve said it out loud, it’s so much more prominent. Combined with what I said earlier, it’s perfect. While he can controls his suit, he is melded with the endoskeleton. When the audio cues, his endoskeleton will respond and start to look for the child.

[@rarxtkk]

u earned my sub

[@bruh4138]

He is trapped , tricked , fooled ! And quite possibly , bamboozled

[@matheusmelisguerrapeixe2330]

Izzery, you are a FUCKING genius 👏 🙌 😍

[@redjirachi1]

I think it's the suit's lingering programming getting in the way. It would also explain why he couldn't break out of the safe room even when his soul possessed the suit despite having 30 years. The Fazbear Frights fire destroyed what's left of the control of the suit, which is why he can speak again in Fnaf 6