Aiden

He's one of those teenagers who doesn't care much about other people's opinions, he's very much his own person, and you could say he's a troubled kid. But what people don't see is that inside he can be a totally kind and very good person, he could even boast of having a big fried chicken heart.

But his biggest problem is that many times (or almost most of the time) he can't control that fox inside him.

So, when he's around a girl, he gets a bit wild, but since he's still a young fox, he has a lot to learn, so he won't be able to mess with Chica for a while. Their relationship would be very unstable because they're always fighting.

He's a tall, thin boy with red hair, fair skin, amber eyes, and thick eyebrows. Although this detail hasn't been seen in the series, many people in the fandom share the headcanon that he has freckles.

When wearing the uniform, he wears a short-sleeved black t-shirt under an open white shirt with an untied tie. He also wears dark blue jeans and red and white sneakers.

When she's not in uniform, she's been seen wearing various outfits. When she went to the orphanage, she usually wore a simple red t-shirt and dark blue jeans along with dark red shoes.

Currently, he has been seen wearing an open red shirt with a black t-shirt underneath, dark blue jeans and red sneakers, and he has also been seen wearing a red sweatshirt with fox ears on the hood over it.

In Season 2, his appearance changes slightly, as part of his hair is shaved on the sides.

Aiden had a happy family from the beginning, consisting (as far as we know) of his mother and father. For some reason still unknown, his mother couldn't be present on his fifth birthday, so he only shared it with his father. On his father's behalf, his mother gave him drumsticks and, although not shown on screen, it can be assumed, a drum set to use with them, thus beginning his passion for the instrument. His father enthusiastically remarked that he was no longer a child and that it was time to have responsibilities he couldn't forget, a comment that would profoundly affect his way of thinking and his development later on. As Aiden happily left, eager to try out his new gift, he murmured, "Happy birthday, son. I'll miss you," a line whose exact meaning remains unclear.

Years later, he's found in a store stealing chips and other snacks, an act that apparently wasn't his first. At one point, he hears sirens and thinks they're police, so he quickly hides, and the vehicles drive past. He smiles victoriously, thinking he's outsmarted the store clerk, a guy named Tony, but upon hearing a second siren, he decides to look out the window, puzzled, only to find the unpleasant surprise that the commotion was caused by fire trucks heading to his house, which was engulfed in flames. He runs out, clinging to the naive hope that he can do something, but stops, facing the truth: he's lost his home, and it's his fault, as it's implied that the fire was started by his own carelessness.

Fox ends up at an orphanage with Meg. There they meet Spring and begin a strong friendship. As time passes, they decide it's time to escape, as all three are fed up with the place and want to be free. Together they overcome several adversities, and while Fox and Meg manage to find a home that looks terrifying, Spring decides to start from scratch and build his own house, with the help of his brothers.

Aiden and Meglody enroll at the school and begin to drift apart due to Meg's waning trust in Fox. At first, Fox seems to spend his school years in solitude, keeping people at a distance because of his insecurities and the lingering effects of the fire, although he appears to have maintained some minimal contact with Ann. Besides being his romantic interest, Ann has taken it upon herself to confront Aiden several times when he's been abusive towards other students.

This is when Freddy arrives, and thanks to being punished together, he, Freddy, Bonnie, and Chica become friends and form a band for the Spring Event, which Golden later joins. The animatronics become a new kind of motivation for Aiden, as they inspire him to be a better person and learn more every day.

Aiden stands out for his bad temper, being an aggressive and troublesome character, coupled with his "bad boy" attitude, caring for no one but himself and maintaining a constant indifference. This demeanor is nothing more than a mask to keep people he considers undesirable away and gain the respect of others. His childhood experiences have taught him that instilling fear is the only way to gain a reputation and position above the rest, not to mention his serious problem controlling his strong emotions and anger. Through his closest friends (Meg and Spring) and by spending more time with the animatronics, it's revealed that deep down he's a friendly and even endearing character, always willing to support his friends and defend them, using his reputation if necessary.

Another of his traits is that he is extremely envious, which he demonstrates with Golden by begrudgingly adopting a sarcastic and mocking attitude. Furthermore, emotions, and especially love, are a complicated subject for him. For example, with Chica, the person he's interested in, he adopts a completely different demeanor than usual, blushing, freezing up, and repeatedly stuttering, always on the defensive.

Although it is not explicitly stated in the series, he suffers from a marked fear of abandonment, both of being abandoned and of feeling that he is neglecting someone he cares about, and this is why he will always be willing to give his all for his band and his loved ones in general.

He likely suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to the fire in his home, caused by the guilt he feels for supposedly causing the fire, the death of his parents, and the loss of his sister's eye. This manifests as Shadow Fox, a monochromatic version of himself whose hair resembles flames and who torments him with his past. This is also evident in his interactions with others; he appears withdrawn and easily irritated, and reacts violently whenever something triggers memories of his past.

It weighs 71 kg. He is 1.94 m tall. He is described as a rebel. He's afraid of Chica. He was born on June 26th, making him a Cancer. His favorite color is red. He is heterosexual.

Instrument: Voice + Triangle. Age: 16.

Chica - She's his friend and apparent love interest within the series. Their connection is primarily through the group, but it seems they knew each other before Freddy's arrival. Freddy - Friend of the Animatronics band, although they also seem to have a good relationship outside of the event. Bonnie - He seems to have the best relationship with him in the whole gang. At first, they didn't seem to get along well because Fox used to threaten him and take advantage of his "vulnerability" to get what he wanted, but over time they interacted more and formed a good friendship. Golden – Bandmates. They have a bad relationship due to Fox's jealousy of Ann and his envy of Golden. As the episodes progress, this tension seems to lessen, but the jokes and teasing between them haven't disappeared. After Golden stays with Fox for a while, the fandom decided they get along better than before. Meg – She's his only living relative as far as anyone knows. Everything points to her being his younger sister. At first, they seemed to have a mutual hatred or mistrust. They have the typical love-hate relationship, but it's clear they're always willing to support each other and they care for one another. Spring - His best friend since they entered the orphanage, it could be said that among all his friends he is the one who knows him best and with whom he has the most trust and closeness.

The Nightmares - They are rivals. Their relationship with them is mainly on the streets, where they seem to have had previous violent encounters due to how intimidated they feel by Fox. Deuz – He's the Nightmare with whom he's been seen interacting the most, primarily in the episode "Out of Control," where it's clear he harbors a particular hatred for him. This, aside from possible previous street fights, could be due to his persistent interest in Meg. Oxy and Onnie - There doesn't seem to be anything special about them apart from the rivalry mentioned in the first place, as their interactions have rarely been direct because Fox usually addresses the group in a more general way. Maggie is the only Nightmare with whom he has not been seen interacting directly, so it is unknown if their relationship is as bad as with the rest of the gang, which is most likely. Felix – In the episode "The Enchanted Forest," they have their first and, so far, only contact, when Felix revives Fox by giving him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after Fox drowns in the river. Afterward, Felix blows him a kiss, leaving Fox completely petrified and terrified.

Singing: Although he's not the best singer, he's seen singing A Whole New World in the shower, so he actually does know how to sing, even if only a little. Triangle: It is the instrument he uses in his group, and he seems to have a great affection for it. Rap: As shown in the Animatronics Rap and the Mundo Dime special, he knows how to rap. Drums: He was possibly also a good drummer, as he started playing at a very young age until his drum kit was lost in a fire at his home. This opens up the possibility of seeing him playing drums, but Fox ignores it and picks up the harmonica instead. This could be because the drums bring back bad memories that he hasn't been able to overcome. Other Fighting: He appears to possess great strength and fighting skill, as the Nightmares are intimidated by him when he threatens them in Bonnie's Nightmare. Aside from this, he has been involved in fights since before the fire, and although he lost this first fight, later, while escaping the orphanage, he faces a security guard twice his size and wins, suggesting he may have been training or engaged in more fights up to that point. Furthermore, he describes violence as "the only thing he knows how to do well."

Basketball: Fox claims to be a good basketball player. It's possible that over the years he's lost practice and skill in this sport.

Chica: As stated in his profile, his greatest fear is Chica. Her sudden mood swings and spontaneous temperament can frighten him, but at the same time, she's the only one who can make him, even if just for a moment, a sweeter and more docile being, which is why Ann can be considered one of his greatest weaknesses. No Pudding: Aiden's connection with pudding becomes at a certain point even emotional and spiritual, so it is evident that its absence, especially on a Tuesday, would lead him to absolute sadness. Poverty: He somehow managed to settle down and access education alongside Meg, but this doesn't change the fact that he lacks financial resources, leaving him at a low social status. Luckily, it's known that he supports his basic needs with odd jobs arranged by his friend Spring, who also lives off the money they give him (despite being cheated out of money by the old ladies). Hallucinogenic State: The hallucinogenic berries easily unleash a state of uncontrolled madness in Aiden, causing spontaneous and exaggerated mood swings, taking away his ability to reason, and basically making him behave like an animal even more than before. Uselessness complex: Despite knowing how to play the Triangle, sing, rap, and possibly be a good drummer, Fox insists on not standing out in anything in terms of talent, causing the rest to also have that perception of him.

Emotions: Emotions are a complicated issue for Aiden in several ways. As demonstrated throughout the series, Fox struggles to express himself, or at least finds the right way to do so. This stems from both his impulsiveness and insecurities. It's been shown that when he experiences stress, anger, or pain, his reaction is often violent. This is frequently expressed through his facial expressions, accompanied by a change in his voice, revealing a strength as if he's holding back rage or the urge to scream. He ultimately resorts to violence, as he also has trouble controlling his strong emotions. Clearly, these are not healthy reactions, likely due to the traumas he's suffered since childhood. Furthermore, on more than one occasion, he's shown to be unable to express affection or love, and he doesn't know how to react when he receives it (for example, Bonnie's hug in the episode "Bonnie's Nightmare"). Emphasizing this point, two specials ("Foxy's Valentine" and "What Is Love?") show how Aiden is unable to describe his emotions in words, at least not easily or while being listened to by someone.

Infantilization: It's no secret that Fox is considered an "immature" character due to his attitudes and jokes, but there's a detail behind this and that is that Fox cannot stand being referred to as a "child".