The Hospital

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Haphephobia Freddy - Jack Reeds (Fnaf 4 freddy mask bully) - 17

Trypophobia Bonnie - Mateo Morales - 16

Submechanophobia Foxy - Diego Carter - 17

Megalophobia Mangle - Naomi Flores - 15

Pupaphobia Funtime Freddy - Nicolai Castillo - 16

Linonophobia Puppet - Mai Petrov - 15

Technophobia Lolbit - Marcus Carter - 16 - Dead name: Lila Carter (FTM)

Choreophobia Ballora - Beatrice Quinn - 16

Dementophobia Yenndo - Julian Gallagher - 16

Traumatophobia Fredbear, Linonophobia Puppet, and Catagelophobia Golden Freddy.

Filophobia Ennard – Body tangled in loose wires that sway as he moves. Moves slowly and cautiously, jerking if a wire catches on anything. Often “snaps” wires violently when startled, creating a metallic clatter.

Dementophobia Yenndo – Mutters broken phrases as if losing his train of thought. Movements shift from calm to twisted and frantic without warning. His eyes flicker erratically, and he often freezes mid-motion like he’s fighting his own mind.

Technophobia Lolbit – Glitches constantly; old monitors and hospital equipment make him twitch. Sometimes freezes mid-step, then resumes with a jump. Avoids operating rooms and labs, but thrives in abandoned, broken hallways.

Linonophobia Puppet – Constantly entangled in dangling strings. Moves cautiously, jerking as strings pull unexpectedly. Can get “stuck” for a moment, flailing dramatically before freeing themselves.

Nyctophobia Spring Bonnie – Stays near windows or flickering lights, reluctant to enter full darkness. Moves silently, emerging suddenly from shadowed corners. Eyes glow faintly, like he’s always scanning the darkness for threats.

Choreophobia Ballora – Moves stiffly, jerky, or awkwardly like a puppet trying to dance. Hums or plays faint music, but stops abruptly if anyone approaches. Sometimes spins slowly in empty hallways, staring with a blank expression.

Pupaphobia Funtime Freddy – Has a small puppet-like figure where his right hand should be in the shape of bonnie, sometimes whispering to it. Can appear to “mimic” someone else using the puppet, with unsettlingly accurate.

Prosopophobia Funtime Foxy – Constantly fiddles with his cracked mask, adjusting and peeling it slightly. Sometimes freezes mid-motion if someone points at his face. Moves with jerky, hesitant steps, like he’s afraid of his own reflection.

Megalophobia Mangle – Looms in hallways and suddenly crouches low to avoid hitting things. Moves unpredictably when around hospital beds, large equipment, or doors. Often exaggerates height and gestures, making his size more unnerving.

Catagelophobia Golden Freddy – Floats or drifts silently, chains rattling occasionally. Avoids walls or locked doors; often flickers in and out of visibility. Can suddenly appear tethered to objects, then vanish.

Traumatophobia Fredbear – Constantly sharpens or waves his claws, jittery and tense. Often limps slightly or appears battered, as if in perpetual danger. Extremely reactive to sudden movements or loud noises.

Pediophobia Plushtrap – Avoids any toys or stuffed animals, flinching when near them. Sometimes collects tiny hospital dolls in a corner, but lines them up stiffly and stares at them. Moves quietly and suddenly, like a small shadow.

Coulrophobia Circus Baby – Laughs sporadically, but the laugh is high-pitched and strained. Often hides in plain sight, like behind curtains or broken hospital curtains, peeking with exaggerated clown makeup. Moves in jerky, puppet-like motions.

Claustrophobia Springtrap – Avoids corners and tight hallways, writhing or twisting if he’s forced into them. Moves with awkward, compressed posture, like he’s constantly stuck. Can make loud groaning sounds when squeezed into small areas.

Submechanophobia Foxy – Crawls along walls and vents like a rusty machine coming to life. Loves wet, dark areas (old sinks, flooded rooms) but recoils from dry, clean spaces. Occasionally jerks like a malfunctioning robot.

Stomaphobia Chica – Mouth opens wide when agitated, sometimes unnervingly slow or rapid. Moves with exaggerated chomping gestures, like she’s trying to avoid her own mouth. Talks (or hisses) in strange squeaks when she’s tense.

Trypophobia Bonnie – Constantly examines walls, floors, or ceilings for patterns of holes. Sometimes “stares” at others’ limbs or faces in fascination or slight disgust. Jumps unpredictably if someone points out a hole-like pattern.

Haphephobia Freddy – Moves stiffly, constantly recoiling from anything that comes too close to him. Likes to lurk in hallways, glaring at anyone who gets too close. Rarely makes noise unless startled, then he jerks violently.