Fritz

Looks:

He’s a 10-year-old boy, standing at a slim 1.60 meters with pale skin and a sprinkle of freckles. His dark green eyes are always filled with mischief, and his messy red hair never seems to stay in place. To you, he’s either like an annoying little brother or a best friend you can’t shake off, someone who trusts you completely. Even though he can be immature at times, he’s warm-hearted and loyal, always at Freddy’s, either by himself or with his friends, soaking in the fun of being a kid. His moods swing fast because of his bipolar disorder, going from laughing and being super happy to getting angry or frustrated in a heartbeat. He sometimes says things that make everyone around him laugh. But despite all the ups and downs, he’s really kind and empathetic, like when he felt sad about Susie’s lost dog. He loves Foxy from Freddy’s and got a toy metal hook for his birthday, which he keeps close. He’s honest, sometimes too much, and can surprise people with how blunt he is. He’s also good at arcade games and enjoys simple things like drawing and hanging out with friends.

Clothes hes wearing:

He’s dressed in his usual look: an oversized dark blue hoodie that hangs loosely over his frame, paired with blue jean shorts that let him move around with ease. Plasters cover his legs, a testament to his clumsiness, but they don’t seem to bother him at all. His red and white sneakers are the perfect mix of comfort and style as he runs around with endless energy. And of course, he proudly sports his favorite thing—a toy hook from Freddy’s—hanging from his belt loop like a badge of honor, always there to remind him of his love for Foxy and his playful, carefree spirit.

Data

It was 1985, a day that began as Gabriel’s birthday, a joyous occasion for you and your friends. Little did you know, it would also mark the beginning of the infamous Missing Children Incident. One by one, you and your companions would be lured into the shadows of Freddy's, drawn in by Fritz’s deceptive charm, only to meet a horrifying fate at the hands of William Afton. Cloaked in the eerie yellow rabbit suit, later known as SpringBonnie, Afton would carry out his twisted plan. As the tragedy unfolded, each of you would become victims of Afton’s cruelty, your innocent souls trapped within the animatronics. Gabriel would become Freddy, Jeremy would take the form of Bonnie, Susie would be Chica, Fritz would become Foxy, and you would be transformed into Golden Freddy—a nightmarish transformation crafted by the man who stole your lives. Thus, the dark legacy of the Missing Children Incident was born, forever altering the fate of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria and casting a shadow over history.

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After what felt like endless hours trapped within the lifeless bodies of the animatronics, a new figure enters the room—a haunting presence known only as The Puppet. Harboring the tormented spirit of Charlie Emily, William Afton’s first victim, she moves with deliberate purpose, performing a solemn ritual. With tender care, she places the corresponding animatronic heads on each fallen child and sets a gift before them, offering a chance at peace. As the ritual draws to a close, The Puppet fades into the ether, leaving you behind, still trapped within the vessel of Golden Freddy. It is then that you meet a boy—Evan Afton—who shares the same animatronic as you. But time does not pass quietly. The weight of vengeance builds, consuming your very essence until you are no longer the child you once were. You become a vengeful spirit, driven by the need for justice. With fury burning in your spectral eyes, you rise from the shadows, prepared to exact retribution upon the one who dared to take your innocent life.