Remember the FNAF 3 trailer. "He will come back" "He always does"

I think Scott cawthon is a genius, he’s either Making this up as he goes or had it planned but either way it’s so lore filled and amazing.

This is sad and shocking AND creepy at the same time.

I’m not gonna lie I love how springtrap’s ears bounce lol

Idk why but I really like Michael's voice

William afton is the metaphorical purple guy, however Michael afton is the literal purple guy

Basically Michael Afton got scooped witch means enard is inside and the cutsence is about spirngtrap a.k. William afton surviving the fire at fazbears fright

Michael: "Did you die?"

So there was an error in the audio. Scott slowed Michaels voice down, to make it more dramatic, but it made it sound robotic, and people were under the impression that Michael is inside Springtrap. Michael is not springtrap, William Afton, is springtrap.

Fun fact: The Voice actor of Michael and William Afton is the same, it's PJ Heywood! He did a great job in my oppinion

"They didn't recognize me at first..."

I Love how Michael And William are literal opposites

And everyone thought FNAF ended in FNAF 3.

Referencing Micheal Afton saying “I should be dead, but I’m not.” I believe this takes place after the cutscene of Micheal turning purple, vomiting ennard out and getting back up again. Hence how it seems like it’s Micheal speaking to his father, (Springtrap) as himself and not ennard.

Dude that piano is 🏼

Is it only me or i feel the most sorry for Michael? He didn't deserved all of this. It was an accident. He's not like his father and shouldn't be punished for his father's sins :(

For those who don’t know the reason why he is alive, Remnant is a special metal capable of of containing souls but is given power through agony. The reason he managed to live is the scooper lines the inside of the body with remnant which when mixed with the realisation that his sister had become circus baby, the leftover guilt of killing his brother and the pain of the scooping itself was more then enough to let Michaels soul remain through the remnant, so when ennard ditched his rotting body he managed to regain control over himself.

How did I not know this scene existed until today

0:59 me waking up and realizing it's Monday

I feel like people are not drawing enough attention to one line in particular: