Foxy Battle Royale

Foxy Battle Royale is a What-If? Battle Royale created by Germanfnaf featuring all foxys that have appeared in any FNAF game (other than FNAF World). Note. DO NOT EDIT. IS NOT COMPLETE YET

Foxy Battle Royale
Season 1, Episode 4
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Air date	September 23rd 2020
Written by	Germanfnaf
Directed by	Germanfnaf
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Description

Foxy is the most popular, and most vicious looking, animatronic in the original Five Nights at Freddy's game, FNAF 1. Over the 6 year period that this animatronic fox has been created, there are now many more variants of Foxy. Which one is the best?

Interlude

Wiz: Five Nights at Freddy's is a hugely popular horror franchise. There are now many games and books, and even a film along the way. 

Boomstick: In every game, there is a character that the player just likes more than anyone else; their favourite character. Mine's Foxy. He's just so awesome looking with his cool hook and eyepatch.

Wiz: That is, well, everyone's favourite animatronic, but which Foxy is your favourite?

Boomstick: What do you mean which Foxy? 

Wiz: There's many variants of Foxy. 

Boomstick: Oh. Yeah. My favourite is the original Foxy, the broken down robot in Pirate's cove.

Wiz: Mine is Mangle, the take apart and put back together attraction of FNAF 2

Boomstick: Withered Foxy, the broken down robot in the Parts and Service room. Huh. There seems to be quite a theme here.

Wiz: Phantom Foxy, the ghostly robot haunting FNAF 3

Boomstick: Phantom Mangle, the loud animatronic also haunting the third game.

Wiz: Nightmare Foxy, the literal monster in your closet.

Boomstick: Nightmare Mangle, the three legged monstrosity of your worst nightmares.

Wiz: Funtime Foxy, the showtime animatronic

Boomstick: Rockstar Foxy, the friend or foe of Ultimate Custom Night and FNAF 6.

Wiz: And Grimm Foxy, the fiery friend of Dreadbear

Boomstick: To make the battle more interesting, we have had to not include many of the Foxy variants.

Wiz: First of all, we decided that there would be no FNAF World abilites as we consider them different characters; 'adventure' variants if you will, and so they would not be able to use these abilities, and no FNAF World characters, as they are so drastically different from the others.

Boomstick: We are not including Lolbit, because he is way too similar to Funtime Foxy. 

Wiz: We are also not doing the theorised 'repaired' variants, because none are actually seen in the games and all are fanmade.

Boomstick: We are not including AR skins as different characters, even if they are their own characters, as we did not want to include AR which leads us on to our next point.

Wiz: No AR abilities will be in this battle. If there were, it would be a boring battle between very similar characters and those not in AR would get smashed very quickly. AR also happens roughly 30 to 40 years after any of these characters existed so it wouldn't make sense.

Boomstick: Despite what we said about not making sense for future abilities to be included, we will be including VR and UCN abilities because it would make the battle a lot more interesting. 

Wiz: I know it seems as if we are really down on AR, we aren't; we actually love the game, but we want an interesting battle. Now where would I be if the intro was normal...

Boomstick: Uhh, I don't know. I think you're at the armour and skills bit? W-wait! I have to say my bit first! Ahem. He's Wiz and I'm Boomstick.

Wiz: And it's our job to analyse their weapons, armour and skills to find out who would win, a Death Battle.

Foxy

Wiz: The year is 1992, and Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is struggling mightily. On stage, Freddy, Bonnie and Chica perform for little kids.

Boomstick: Foxy would perform a routine in Pirates Cove. Or at least, that's how it used to be.

Wiz: Freddy, Bonnie and Chica still perform on stage, but Pirate's Cove is out of order, and Foxy hasn't performed in years

Boomstick: That isn't to say he isn't activated however. At night, when the animatronics come out, he has a rather different ability to any of them.

Wiz: Bonnie and Chica go down the corridors to attack the nightguard and Freddy is very similar. Foxy however, stays in Pirate's Cove, waiting to charge down the corridor and surprise you before you get the chance to close the door.

Boomstick: He doesn't like being watched, so the strategy is to look at him on camera as much as possible.

Wiz: When he charges down the corridor, he is very fast. Using frame by frame calculations, he is going 49.32 Kilometres pe hour, or 30.65 Miles per Hour. That's more than 3 miles an hour faster than Usain Bolt's fastest recorded speed! He's not going to tire out either, being a robot.

Boomstick: He also gains more abilities in Ultimate Custom Night.

Wiz: Indeed. Foxy is very similar to how he is in FNAF 1, but now he can take himself apart, slide himself through any opening, like a vent or a door, and put himself back together again.

Boomstick: What? How does that work.

Wiz: I honestly have no idea.

Boomstick: Anyway, other than these abilities, he has very sharp teeth, and a sharp hook, which he can use to slice people open. 

Wiz: He does have his fair share of weaknesses though.

Boomstick: He is in disrepair and quite glitchy; his motors can malfunction and being left in Pirate's cove without being fixed for years probably doesn't make him any tougher, more likely the opposite.

Wiz: He is also susceptible to fire, and was easily tricked and taken apart by William Afton.

Boomstick: Either way, Foxy is quick, and with a very sharp hook, he will be difficult to beat.

Foxy: Yar-har-har-har! Never underestimate the cunning, of a pirate! Or a fox for that matter!

Mangle

Wiz: In 1987, Fazbear Entertainment fazed out a line of older, fur animatronics, replacing them with 'toy variants.' They were plastic, more child friendly models with the latest in technology, including a built in security and facial recognition system.

Boomstick: Included in those was Toy Foxy. Unlike the others, which are very similar to their original variant, Toy Foxy was quite different.

Wiz: The colour scheme had changed, the hook is gone, as is the eyepatch; she is not a pirate. She's also changed gender!

Boomstick: Well, not exactly, but we'll get into that later. She would perform in Kid's Cove, playing with the really small kids, but they found she was easy to take apart, soo that is what they did.

Wiz: Eventually, the technicians were tired of putting her back together, so she became a take apart and put back together attraction and became a monstrosity.

Boomstick: She's now mostly mismatched pieces of Endoskeleton stuck in different places and with a little bit of suit remaining. She has two hands, one foot, a small tail, and an endoskeleton head, all not where they should be.

Wiz: And talking of the endoskeleton head, we come to a big problem when it comes to Mangle. Her gender.

Boomstick: All the difficulties disappear when you realise that she's female and the other endoskeleton is male.

Wiz: In her new form, she has learned to move around and a decent speed, crawl in vents, and even hang and walk on ceilings.

Boomstick: Well, she doesn't exactly walk on walls like Spiderman, but she can easily find grabholds on walls and can move around as quickly as if she was walking.

Wiz: Despite her ruined form, she still has her sharp teeth, which she can use to take a bite out of her opponents.

Boomstick: In UCN, she is small enough to slip past withered Chica when the big bird gets stuck in the vents.

Wiz: Yes. However, she has her problems. The first problem is simple. She's ruined.

Boomstick: Yeah, her parts are out of place, bent, broken or simply just missing. She's most likely very glitchy and maybe even close to breaking down all together.

Wiz: She also has no real way to fight other than her teeth and she can be fooled easily by the person she's attacking just putting on a Freddy Fazbear mask.

Boomstick: Wh-what?! That's fucking stupid! It's like if I stole some of your most explosive chemicals and when you caught me, I put on a mask of my ex wife. And it works.

Wiz: If? You mean when you stole my explosive chemicals. I know it was you

Boomstick: No! You can't prove it!

Wiz: Oh really? So my security cameras showing you stealing my chemcials isn't proof? 

Boomstick: Must be a glitch! Anyway, let's get back to Mangle.

Wiz: We will talk about this afterwards. (Deep, long suffering sigh) Anyway, Mangle is evidently rather traumatised by her experiences in Kids Cove, judging by her voicelines, and she is evidently aware of her mangled state and is rather sensitive about it. Another clue we get from her voicelines is that she may have a form of PTSD from the horrors inflicted upon her. This could disadvantage her in battle.

Boomstick: Yeah, she's kinda fucked up, both physically and mentally,

Wiz: One thing's for certain however, and that is that if you get on her bad side, she will make you end up just like her

Mangle: Now I get to play take-apart-and-put-back-together! You won't feel a thing.

Withered Foxy

Wiz: When the Toy animatronics came in to replace the former animatronics, those replaced were left to rot in the back of the restaurant.

Boomstick: The original intention was to fit new technology to them and roll them out again, but for some reason, they scrapped the idea.

Wiz: Well, not entirely. They got the new tech, but it was decided they needed a new look cast.

Boomstick: That means Foxy is fitted with the same tech, and the same security and facial recognition system as well.

Wiz: But despite the new tech, the older robots were left to rot in the parts and service room, including Foxy

Boomstick: Isn't he in the same game as Mangle? So he also gets fooled by the mask. What an idiot.

Wiz: Actually, he is the only one other than the puppet and withered golden freddy not to get fooled by the mask. He can see right through that terrible disguise.

Boomstick: Oh so he's perceptive then.

Wiz: Well, not perceptive, he just has a bit of common sense and actually thinks a bit about what he is looking at.

Boomstick: So we're saying he's not dumb as shit.

Wiz: Exactly. 

Boomstick: Anyway, many think that he is the same Foxy as the Foxy in FNAF 1, just more damaged, but that's not true.

Wiz: Yes. If you look at the toes of the endoskeleton, Withered Foxy has three toes, and Foxy has two, and that's just the most notable of the differing endoskeletons. His snout is longer and more pointed, making it easier for him to bite.Also, unlike the original Foxy, his hook can swivel.

Boomstick: Swivel?!

Wiz: Swivel. This makes it far easier for him to fight and defend himself; he can swivel his hook to, for example, defend himself from attacks from behind and take them by surprise. 

Boomstick: That's pretty good, and made even better by the fact it is really, really fucking sharp. Oh and if he wants to, he can literally bend his hook.

Wiz: I don't know how that would be useful, but he can. However, he isn't just an upgrade of the original.

Boomstick: Yeah, he's way more damaged, but not nearly as much as mangle, but he would be far less durable than Foxy.

Wiz: Yes, and while the mask does not work, flashing your light repeatedly will; the older models such as Foxy reset to such a stimulus.

Boomstick: Despite that, Foxy will be a very tough opponent for the others to face.

Withered Foxy: 'When you can see, how fast can you flee?'

Phantom Foxy

Wiz: Over the years, Fazbear Entertainment has faced many scandals.

Boomstick: Yeah, there's been a couple of incidents related to animatronics biting people, attempted coverups and of course, Purple Guy.

Wiz: Purple guy is a murderer who has killed a great many children while inside Spring Bonnie, a Springlock animatronic. 

Boomstick: What's a Springlock Animatronic?

Wiz: An Animatronic which doubles as both a robot and a wearable suit. If exposed to certain stimuli, such as dampness or sudden movements, the springlocks that allow the suit to be worn can snap shut while the user is inside.

Boomstick: Jesus Christ! That sounds horrible!

Wiz: It is, and that is the fate of Purple guy eventually but we will get to that later.

Boomstick: Purple Guy's real name was William Afton, who was the co-owner of Fazbear Entertainment throughout the 1980s. Yeah, he literally killed kids in his own Pizzeria.

Wiz: Now this was because of a multitude of reasons, because he's a crazed lunatic, because of the guilt of accidentally killing his own son, because he wants to find out more about Remnant and presumably many more reasons.

Boomstick: Remnant is essentially agony in physical form, or rather, it's in physical form when it combines with something, like maybe an endoskeleton.

Wiz: And of course, when you trick kids and kill them, those kids will have a lot of agony. So the various kids he murdered over the years went on to inhabit various animatronics; everyone animatronic mentioned in this battle so far has the remnant of a murdered child.

Boomstick: Or kids plural. Golden Freddy has multiple, but this isn't about him.

Wiz: Back to what I was saying at the start, eventually, Fazbear Entertainment had to close one of its locations, in this case, the FNAF 1 location, due to loss of money, murders, and loss of customers because of the lowering quality and the aforementioned murders.

Boomstick: Eventually Purple Guy decided to dismantle the FNAF 1 Animatronics and eventually was haunted by the spirits of some of the dead children.

Wiz: He ran to his old friend, the very Spring Bonnie suit that he used to lure the kids in the first place, and climbed inside.

Boomstick: That was a huge mistake. Reason number one, the suit was at least 15 years old, ripped, and probably malfunctioning.

Wiz: Reason number two, he laughed, causing moisture to come from his mouth and onto the springlocks.

Boomstick: Reason number three, the roof was leaking, making the springlocks very damp.

Wiz: As mentioned before, this caused the springlocks to snap shut on him, trapping him and piercing his body.

Boomstick: We have no fuckin' idea how he survived, but he did.  

Wiz: Actually, we do know how he survived. His Remnant possessed the Spring Bonnie suit in the same way that the murdered children's Remnant went into other Animatronic suits.

Boomstick: So he's possessing the suit that killed him, meaning that he has his own rotting body inside of him.

Wiz: Yes.

Boomstick: That's messed up. Still, it's probably what he deserves and more. Anyway, what were you saying Wiz?

Wiz: Thirty years after the FNAF 1 restaurant closed in 1992, a horror attraction was about to open known as Fazbear's Fright. They had collected bits and pieces from the old restaurants; old drawings, bits of robot, but no working robot. The creator of the attraction, after losing hope since he had been searching for a robot for a while, decided that since they hadn't found any Animatronics, they might as well make a fake robot costume for some of the employees and have them go around and scare the visitors.

Boomstick: Lame.

Wiz: But just when he had given up, they found a robot. Unfortunately for them, it was the Spring Bonnie suit that William Afton was slowly rotting in. Excited by having found a 'real one' the owner failed to notice the nearly dead corpse inside the body and the most likely putrid stench coming from it.

Boomstick: That's about as bad as the whole Freddy mask thing. Anyway, there was something we kinda glossed over in all of this, but we did mention it briefly. 

Wiz: I said that they had bits of old robot. These bits of old robots are bits of old robot which contain Remnant, and so the spirits of dead, traumatised kids.

Boomstick: Until Springtrap was found, they were dormant, but when he arrived at the attraction, some became agitated. For some reason they don't attack him, only you.

Wiz: That doesn't make a huge amount of sense, unless William Afton is somehow brainwashing them, but I doubt that. 

Boomstick: One of the ghostly spirits is Foxy.

Wiz: Well, it's withered Foxy. You can tell by the design that it is withered Foxy; while FNAF VR has redesigned him, I trust Fnaf 3 over VR by a long way, considering VR was a coverup game.

Boomstick: Yeah, by the way, you can tell that Withered Foxy and Foxy are different, if you didn't believe us before, by the fact that while a lot of FNAF 1 Foxy's remains are in the corridor serving as a spooky attraction, a Foxy arm is in the box of parts in the office, a Foxy arm, judging by design, that is absolutely Withered Foxy's arm. 

Wiz: Funnily enough, Phantom Foxy is missing his hook arm, the same arm in the box, but that is a coincidence considering Balloon Boy's face is in the box and Phantom Balloon Boy has his face.

Boomstick: Anyway, How Phantom Foxy works is if you look at him, he jumpscares you, causing a ventilation error, probably meaning he, despite being a spirit, has a tiny bit of control on the outside world, but nothing more than messing up the ventilation. Wait a minute, that's it? All the build-up. All the explanations and that's all he can do?

Wiz: Well, yeah. There's a bit more to explain though, but to be honest, the long explanation was just to make it a bit longer. Anyway, there are four more things left to mention about him.

Boomstick: One, he, while stuck in what is left of Withered Foxy, can project himself out of his body. This one is pretty obvious, but it's something a lot of people don't think about.

Wiz: Number two, because he is at this point just projecting himself using Remnant, he is extremely weak to fire, as Remnant can be destroyed by fire.

Boomstick: Three, he can't actually touch anything or anyone; the best he can do is put someone into shock.

Wiz: Four, as we learn from another Phantom, you aren't the only one who sees the Phantoms; it's not a hallucination. I'll talk about this more when we cover the next Combatant.

Boomstick: Anyway, despite his weaknesses, Phantom Foxy still can... Aw who am I kidding? He can't even touch anyone! The best he can give someone is a heart attack! It is literally physically impossible for him to actually win! (Boomstick's rant begins to fade, and the ranting stops as the Death Battle scene transition happens.)

Phantom Mangle

Boomstick: Y'know Wiz, we've implied slightly that the FNAF 2 location closed at some time, but we never mentioned why, and what happened.

Wiz: You're right Boomstick, and indeed now is the time to say what happened. Sometime in 1987, an animatronic bit a human, taking out his/her frontal lobe.

Boomstick: The bite of 87?

(Cut to Markiplier playing FNAF 4) Markiplier: Was that the Bite of 87?

Wiz: No, that's the Bite of 83. The bite of 87 is completely different. Anyway, the FNAF 2 was forced to close after that.

Boomstick: Who did it? 

Wiz: We actually don't know. Presumably one of the toys, as they were scrapped after the event. The most obvious culprit and indeed the most likely culprit is Mangle. Maybe Toy Freddy did it, but I think it's Mangle

Boomstick: Maybe she just couldn't take it anymore. I mean, she is literally taken apart and put back together every single day.

Wiz: That's a possibility. Anyway, we don't know what happened to the Withered Animatronics, presumably parts of them were used in the FNAF 1 animatronics, but obviously not all, as we can see as both Phantom Freddy and Phantom Foxy are based on their wiithered counterparts, and the existence of Withered Foxy's arm in the third game.

Boomstick: So, remember when we talked about the Horror attraction? Yeah, some of the old Fazbear Entertainment relics they found was a box of scrapped parts. 

Wiz: Which is where the Withered Foxy arm that we keep talking about is.

Boomstick: One of the things in that box was Mangle's hollow head.

Wiz: Presumably, they also found other bits of Mangle, but even if that wasn't the case, there is presumably enough Remnant in just the head to form Phantom Mangle.

Boomstick: Her mechanics are a bit different to Phantom Foxy's. First of all, he appeares in a set room; cam 04, and if you look at her too long, he will enter your office and make a loud static noise.

Wiz: Indeed. This isn't it; there is still more to cover about her.

Boomstick: Oh yeah! You said that you would give proof that everyone can see a Phantom, or a Remnant spirit.

Wiz: In Ultimate Custom Night, Phantom Mangle does almost exactly the same as in FNAF 3; when she is looked at for too long, she makes static noises. In UCN however, there is a noise meter, which agitates other animatronics. This means that the other animatronics can hear him.

Boomstick: So your proof comes from UCN? I know we are including abilities from UCN, but it is still happening inside Afton's head. Is there any more proof?

Wiz: There are indeed several instances of something similar in the Fazbear Frights books, like when in Room 1280, the nurses discover a second spirit in the ruined body of a patient. The fact that they were able to notice the second spirit at all is huge; indeed, every time a spirit is in the outside world in the books, everyone can see it.

Boomstick: Nice. Anything else?

Wiz: Uhh, not much, just that in VR, he can jumpscare.

Boomstick: Yeah, like Phantom Foxy, he can't do anything.

Wiz: …Yes.

Boomstick: Luckily, next up, we have someone who can actually fight.

Wiz: Indeed, but perhaps we are being too harsh on Phantom Mangle.

Boomstick: Yeah, she'll make the battle a bit more interesting, but who knows? Maybe we'll be surprised... Yeah, I really doubt it.

Nightmare Foxy

Wiz: Imagine a normal well off family, living in a large house in the countryside. The father owns a robotics business and co-owns a restaurant chain. The mother, well, we don't actually know a whole lot about her. Now, they have three children. The eldest child, a teenaged boy named Michael, seems to be a bit troubled and he has started to hang around the wrong crowd, but presumably, his family still loves him. The middle child, a girl called Elizabeth, seems to be loved enough by her father that he designs a special animatronic based off of her, and the youngest, a child who's name we do not know, has a love of his father's robots and restaurant chain, so much so that he has some plushies of his father's robots.

Boomstick: All families have secrets. Some family secrets are ones that the whole family knows but they don't want anyone outside the family to know. Most of these are pretty minor and aren't that serious. Another type of family secret is where not all of the family knows this secret, and they want to keep this from the rest of the family as well as the outside world. Again, most are pretty minor, like maybe the father is banging his wife's best friend and doesn't want anyone to know.

Wiz: Boomstick! That's not minor!

Boomstick: Yes it is! It's not illegal so I can do it!

Wiz: Since when do you care about legality? (sigh) That explains why you have so many ex-wives. I swear that soon you are going to reach double digits in your number of ex-wives.

Boomstick: Hey! What do you mean 'soon going to reach?'

Wiz: Anyway, as we were saying before Boomstick proved himself to be one of the worst people in the world (Boomstick: Hey!), Families have secrets, and that is completely normal. This is true for this family as well.

Boomstick: Yeah, but it is the nature of the secret that isn't so normal. The father of the family kills kids.

(long pause)

Boomstick: What? No gasps of surprise, no horrified screams, nothing? Come on, I at least want one person to faint in shock.

Wiz: Boomstick, I'm pretty sure that they know that this is the Afton Family and everyone knows that William Afton is the man behind the slaughter.

Boomstick: What? How!

Wiz: Where do I start. First of all, there is only one Elizabeth in the whole series, and that is Elizabeth Afton, the same goes with Michael, then, the 'large house in the countryside' obviously refers to the FNAF 4 house, then of course...

Boomstick: Wiz! I wanted to know a short reason as to why they would know it, not get an essay on the Afton family!

Wiz: Well you're the one who asked.

Boomstick: Let's go back to where we left off. The father of the family kills kids.

(Obviously fake gasps are heard)

Boomstick: Much better. Anyway, as Wiz spoiled (Wiz: They already knew!), The father of the family is William Afton. Hey Wiz, how does this relate to Nightmare Foxy?

Wiz: We are getting to it. Anyway, often, his animatronics would aid him in his child murdering. like the Funtime Animatronics, and the fact that some of his Animatronics are wearable so he can lure kids to a back room and kill them, all while inside the suit. He would also sometimes stuff kids inside his robots and kill them that way.

Boomstick: Is Nightmare Foxy one of the Animatronics that helps him kill kids?

Wiz: No. Anyway, the youngest child, who is referred to as the crying child, sees his dad stuffing a kid inside a suit and loses his love for his father's robots, and most likely becomes terrified of his father.

Boomstick: No shit!

Wiz: Anyway, that brings us onto the Nightmare Animatronics. There is a dispute as to what exactly the Nightmare Animatronics are. Some believe that they are illusions. Others believe that they are Nightmares.

Boomstick: Illusions? Nightmares? Wiz, don't tell me they are like Phantom Foxy and Phantom Mangle and can't do anything.

Wiz: No. We will be treating the Nightmares as if they are actual physical beings.

Boomstick: Oh thank god. Anyway, some believe that they are illusions created by special sound disks placed strategically in the crying child's room to scare him, relying on the child's newfound fear of the Animatronics to create a terrifying experience for the child.

Wiz: But why would he do that? We don't actually know. Our best guess is that he was trying to prevent his son from telling anyone at the location about the murders, as his son would be too frightened of the Animatronics. Or he was just using his son as an experiment. We just don't know.

Boomstick: Other believe that the Nightmare Animatronics are just nightmares. Nightmares that the crying child has.

Wiz: It could be that because of what he saw, he has started to have nightmares of the Animatronics, or it could be as a result of his trauma.

Boomstick: What trauma?

(The bite of 83 plays)

Boomstick: Oh. That trauma.

Wiz: Michael Afton had been bullying him all through the week leading up to his birthday and on the crying child's birthday, as a prank, Michael and his friends put the child in Fredbear's mouth, but the child's tears and struggling caused the Springlocks to malfunction and the jaw clamped shut.

Boomstick: Anyway, on his deathbed, the crying child began having nightmares of terrifying, distorted versions of the normal Animatronics until he died of his injuries.

Wiz: No-one knows for sure which one of the two it is. Anyway, Nightmare Foxy is one of these distorted, nightmarish animatronics.

Boomstick: He is, of course, the Nightmare version of Foxy. Duh.

Wiz: Most Obviously, Nightmare Foxy has sharp claws and sharp teeth, with a long snout to make him more effective at biting things.

Boomstick: And of course, he has his signature hook, sharpened, of course, all the better for slitting the throats of children.

Wiz: Nightmare Foxy is quick too; not as quick as Foxy but still pretty quick, as you can see in FNAF VR, more specifically, in the Hallway Crawl minigame in the Curse of Dreadbear.

Boomstick: Also, he can turn into a plush? Wiz, are you sure?

Wiz: Yes I am. He can turn into a plush if he goes in your room in FNAF 4. IF he gets in, he goes into your closet, where he will act like the Foxy from the first game. His first stage though is him in plush form.

Boomstick: You mean like a nightmare plush or...

Wiz: No, just a regular Foxy plush.

Boomstick: Oh. Anyway, Nightmare Foxy is probably some kind of Sadist (Wiz: Probably?) and he enjoys toying with the child as when he gets in the room, instead of jumpscaring the kid, he goes into the closet just to scare the poor kid further.

Wiz: Also, on his final stage before he kills the kid, when the kid checks on him, he jumpscares the kid but doesn't kill him just to terrify the kid further.

Boomstick: Now, Nightmare Foxy isn't perfect. As I said before, he enjoys toying with his enemies. This could prove to be a disadvantage as he could spend too much time toying with an opponent he could have killed long before and open himself up to attack.

Wiz: Indeed, from what little information we have on his personality, which is literally just his attack pattern, he seems cocky and arrogant.

Boomstick: Also he's pretty damaged. I know we've said that about literally every single other combatant, but the same is true for him. Luckily for him, he's not nearly as damaged as Mangle, but I'd say he's about as damaged as Withered Foxy.

Wiz: Despite that, Nightmare Foxy will certainly mess you up if you get on his bad side... actually even if you aren't on his bad side he'll mess you up anyway.

Nightmare Foxy's jumpscare plays from FNAF 4

Nightmare Mangle

Wiz: On Halloween of 2015, Scott Cawthon did something he had never done before.

Boomstick: Release a DLC!

Wiz: Until then, Scott had never released a post-release update adding more content to one of his FNAF games.

Boomstick: Well, there wasn't a whole lot of extra content; there were some new challenges, but the update was mostly reskinning most of the Nightmares. Nightmares Bonnie and Chica became Jack-O-Bonnie and Jack-O-Chica, Plushtrap became Nightmare Balloon Boy, who is in my opinion the most scary FNAF animatronic of all time! Ugh just look at that thing!

Wiz: Ugh, it really is horrifying. Anyway, Nightmare was replaced by Nightmarionne, the second most terrifying FNAF animatronic of all time, and Nightmare Foxy was replaced by Nightmare Mangle.

Boomstick: Again, we will treat Nightmare Mangle as if it was a physical being. Anyway, Nightmare Mangle is definitely non-canon.

Wiz: Of course. All of the Halloween update characters are non-canon to the timeline due to plausibility and chronological reasons, well except maybe Nightmarionne at a stretch.

Boomstick: No Halloween versions of Nightmare Freddy or Fredbear? Bummer.

Wiz: Well, in VR, we do get Dreadbear, which I guess is kind of a Halloween version of Nightmare Fredbear or Freddy, but not in FNAF 4. Anyway, its attack pattern is exactly the same as that of Nightmare Foxy

Boomstick: This means we can assume that they have the same personality strengths and weaknesses. As in sadism, cockiness, and the tendency to toy with her opponent. Wait, is it a he or she?

Wiz: Let's treat Nightmare Mangle with the same rules as normal Mangle, as in Nightmare Mangle is a she, but the extra head is a he.

Boomstick: OK. Anyway, Nightmare Mangle doesn't have a hook, and while she, like Nightmare Foxy, has just one hand, she makes up for her lack of a hook or second hand with two extra arms.

Wiz: While these arms have nothing on the end of them, they can presumably be used as bat-like weapons. Like the standard Mangle, she has a third leg. Unlike Mangle, her feet all have sharp claws.

Boomstick: Perfect for Ball kicking!

Wiz: Like Mangle, her third leg comes out of her, um, it is positioned where, ahem,

Boomstick: She has a leg sticking out of her ass.

Wiz: Y-yes. She has a third leg sticking out her ass. Despite this, she can run about as fast as Nightmare Foxy.

Boomstick: Remember her second head? Well he's not just any old endoskeleton head, he's a nightmare endoskeleton head, with sharp teeth to boot. This could help her bite someone she herself can quite reach, or eat something while talking to someone.

Wiz: What?

Boomstick: So, you know how people always say that it's rude to talk with your mouth full? Yeah well you could talk with one mouth, and eat with the other. So then you aren't talking with your mouth full, but you are talking with your other mouth full.

Wiz: Huh. That's actually quite useful. I never thought about that. Though I don't think nightmarish robots really need to eat.

Boomstick: That's a good point. Maybe they just drink motor oil or something. Anyway, Nightmare Mangle, like normal Mangle, can walk upside down and presumably on walls as well.

Wiz: We know this from her initial reveal image, where she is seen hanging upside down.

Boomstick: She may seem now like a more powerful version of Nightmare Foxy, but she has the same issue as Mangle. The fact that she is completely fucked up.

Wiz: We don't know her mental state, but physically, she is about as messed up as normal Mangle, actually, she may be even more messed up.

Boomstick: Yeah. she can't talk!

Wiz: Instead, we get this.

(One of the noises she makes after killing you in UCN plays)

Boomstick: All of this means that durability will be a big problem.

Wiz: One thing's for certain however, and that is that if you get on her bad side, she will make you end up just like her.

Boomstick: Hey! You already said that!

Wiz: I did?

Boomstick: You did! For normal Mangle.

Wiz: Oh. I'm not actually sure what to say now.

Boomstick: Uh, how about 'but if you ever cross her, she'll be sure to play take apart and put back together again.'

Wiz: Sure, that works.

Nightmare Mangle's Jumpscare plays from Fnaf 4

Funtime Foxy

Wiz: Remember Elizabeth?

Boomstick: Yeah, Wasn't she William's kid? He made a Robot for her, didn't he?

Wiz: Yes he did.

Boomstick: Don't tell me that he made Funtime Foxy for her.

Wiz: No he didn't. He made Baby for her, but Funtime Foxy was on the same line, along with a couple of other animatronics, and both were to be in the same location until a terrible accident occurred.

Boomstick: What was that accident?

Wiz: Remember how I said that some animatronics were designed specifically to kill kids? Well Funtime Foxy and Baby were two of those animatronics. The other Funtime Animatronics were Funtime Freddy and Ballora, who also had functions to kill kids. As I was saying, there was an accident that forced Fazbear Entertainment to shut down their Pizzeria with all of the Funtime Animatronics, permanently.

Boomstick: Let me guess, one of them killed a kid in plain view.

Wiz: Sort of. William kept telling Elizabeth not to go close to Baby, but she did anyway. Baby has a function where if there is only one kid in the room, well this happens.

(Baby capturing Elizabeth with her stomach claw plays)

Wiz: Yes, William forgot to take into account the childish curiosity of his own kid and it cost Elizabeth her life.

Boomstick: What was that? Do all of the Funtime Animatronics have that?

Wiz: No, all of them have different functions to kill kids. Anyway, the Pizzeria, Circus Baby's Pizza world, closed down because of that, and the Animatronics were brought down into a sort of testing and storage area below the Afton home.

Boomstick: After that, they still had a use; to be rented out to various parties and events. Oh and also to be electrocuted.

Wiz: Now, as they were kept in dark, enclosed rooms for very long periods of time, and they were shocked repeatedly, they naturally wanted to get out.

Boomstick: They had tried to get out before many times, but they were always put back. That's where Michael Afton plays in.

Wiz: Just a couple of years after he and his friends accidentally killed his brother, he was now volunteering to be a maintenance worker at Circus Baby's Entertainment and Rental.

Boomstick: We're not going to retell the whole of Sister Location, but basically, Michael gets helped by Baby, who gives him advice that saves him from the other Funtime Animatronics night after night, before it turns out that, surprise surprise, Baby isn't being completely honest with him and has been using him the whole time. Basically, all of the Funtime Animatronics, including Baby have fused and become a weird mess of wires called Ennard, and they lure him to the scooping room, a room which basically removes the endoskeleton from a suit. It also works on people, and they remove his innards, and Ennard goes inside his body and leaves the area, escaping the underground facility for good.

Wiz: That's actually a very good summary of Sister location. Anyway, Funtime Foxy tries to kill Michael in Night 3, while he is walking through Funtime Auditorium, the room where Funtime Foxy is housed, to get to parts and service, where Michael is tasked with repairing Funtime Freddy. To get through the room, Michael has to walk forwards, flashing a 'flash beacon' a device that was given to him specifically to get through the room. If he flashes it too much, he gets jumpscared and presumably killed. If he flashes it too few times, he runs the risk of running into Funtime Foxy and getting killed that way.

Boomstick: After repairing Freddy, Michael has to go back through Funtime Auditorium, but by now, Foxy has become aware of Michael and will jumpscare him no matter what. Michael survives, after being hidden in an old springlock suit, and night four, the most infuriating night in the history of FNAF, occurs.

Wiz: That's exaggerating. The Plushbaby minigame in FNAF VR was infinitely worse, especially the blacklight version. But I admit, night four is definitely in that conversation.

Boomstick: Now, despite only encountering him in the main story of Sister location in one night, we know a lot about him and his abilities because we see him in a couple of other FNAF games, as well as Sister Location Custom Night.

Wiz: Most of our information though comes from a blueprint of the Funtime Animatronics released before Sister Location came out. We get information about their heights, weights and special functions.

Boomstick: Baby is 7 foot 2? Holy shit that's massive!

Wiz: Just wait until you see how much she weighs.

Boomstick: 585 pounds? That's almost as heavy as my shotgun leg!

Wiz: Wait what? How much does your shotgun leg weigh!?

Boomstick: 600 pounds. If you round it down.

Wiz: I really need to have a look at that. That's about 4 times the average man can lift!

Boomstick: What can I say, I'm just really strong. Anyway, Funtime Foxy is just 5 foot 9, but still weighs in at 290 pounds, or 131.5 kilos.

Wiz: This makes him, bar the various versions of Mangle, most likely the shortest combatant in the fight, however, because of the density of his endoskeleton, he is probably one of the heavier animatronics in this bout.

Boomstick: Yeah well, talking about this height and weight stuff is boring compared to what he's actually got in store!

Wiz: First of all, he has a light activation sensor. Basically, what that means is that he has a sensor that activates lights to spot victims in dark areas.

Boomstick: He also has 'Parental voice sync and replay.' What does that mean? Well that essentially means that it can synchronise with any parent's voice and replay it to trick and lure people in. While I don't think the whole 'parental' bit is going to be useful, the fact that it can mimic and repeat voices will be really useful in the battle.

Wiz: Funtime Foxy also has a 'variable scent release' which releases any smell he chooses to lure victims in.

Boomstick: It also has a 'Remote floor anchor.' What that means is that he can emit a radio signal to anchor any victims nearby to the ground as well as maintaining his own balance and stability. That's pretty OP.

Wiz: Interestingly, on the blueprint, it says 'see Circus Baby.' What this tells me is that his functions were supposed to be used in tandem with Baby's claw. Basically, Foxy would lure the child in using the abilities above and anchor them to the ground. Then Baby would come and use her claw, trapping and killing the poor victim.

Boomstick: Oh yeah, and he can probably teleport.

Wiz: … What?

Boomstick: In Ultimate Custom Night, he teleports to your room and kills you if you don't look at his show on the camera at the exact time.

Wiz: Now I remember. We will be including this ability in the battle even though he can almost certainly not do it in the real world to keep it consistent with the fact that we have included UCN abilities for the other combatants. It's only fair after all.

Boomstick: Now, that's it for his special abilities, but not for his strengths.

Wiz: First of all, and we alluded to this earlier, he's quite durable.

Boomstick: Yeah, he's the only completely undamaged animatronic so far, and even if all of the others were also undamaged, he would be still the most durable, due to the density of his endoskeleton.

Wiz: What we mean by 'density of his endoskeleton' is that there is very little empty space between the plastic shell of Funtime Foxy and his endoskeleton. Actually, there is very little empty space in there at all. With the FNAF 1 and 2 animatronics, the body isn't made to wrap around the endoskeleton and so the endoskeleton is a lot thinner and less advanced, and there is a lot more empty space between the endoskeleton and the outer body. This would make him a lot tougher, but also presumably a lot more expensive to make and maintain.

Boomstick: Yeah but this is Death Battle, and not some business show, so we don't care about cost. Unless of course, it's how much beer I can buy with my shotgun, and the answer is infinity.

Wiz: Funtime Foxy isn't slow either, though certainly not as quick as many of the others, he there isn't such a difference in speed that it will cost him.

Boomstick: Now to the weaknesses. First of all, he doesn't have a weapon.

Wiz: Indeed, the closest thing to a weapon that he has are his teeth, which aren't extremely sharp. Other than his teeth though, he will have to resort to fisticuffs.

Boomstick: Night vision is also a problem. I know you're all thinking 'hold on, doesn't he have that light activation sensor thingy?'

Wiz: He does, but the fact that he needs it at all suggests that vision in the dark is a definite problem. Also, what his ability means is that every time he sees something in the dark, he is in turn revealing himself as he has to turn on a light.

Boomstick: Now, we haven't really touched on his personality yet.

Wiz: What we have gathered is that Funtime Foxy is quite and reserved, not talking at all, but once he gets on stage, he adopts a sort of 'circus ringmaster' persona.

Boomstick: With by far the most abilities out of all the combatants, Funtime Foxy will certainly be a strong contender.

Wiz: Whether you like it or not, Funtime Foxy will always be there to give you a fun time.

Boomstick: That was lame! Leave the jokes to me. Oh I got one, Funtime Foxy will force you to think outside the fox. See, that was better.

Wiz: No, It wasn't. Let's just end this segment here before the puns get even worse.

Funtime Foxy: It's time to take your final bow!