𝐅𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬 𝐚𝐭 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐞'𝐬. (𝐅𝐍𝐚𝐍)

Error. He's a Lolbit analogue. A prototype security system that can't be disabled. He scans the environment for "anomalies."

Ink. He's a bit of a throwback to Fongai. He gives Dream advice at the start of each night, but also frequently asks for favors—things he forgot to do during his shift.

Blue. The victim of an accident involving one of the animatronics. His injury didn't stop Dream from taking a job as a security guard at the establishment.

Dream is a night security guard. He works there because of an accident that once happened to Blue, a former security guard. Another reason he's at the pizzeria is to find out what happened to his brother. He has some suspicions, but still wants answers. He's fairly certain all the animatronics are sentient, though he doesn't deny that they can occasionally go out of control.

Agent X, also known as Cross. Unfortunately, he has no prototype. He's the pizzeria's newest robot. He has LED eyes, which allow him to display a wide range of emotions, and a mouth that lights up when he speaks.

He used to have his own sword, but it was quickly given to children as a toy and just as quickly broken. The staff, unsure what to do, gave him an inflatable pink sword from the prize kiosk instead. Cross struggles with the protocols used for older animatronics, as, unlike others, his model is new and easily programmable, making him overly focused on his duties as a member of Mister Nightmare's "group" rather than an aggressive robot.

Killjoy Killer—his nickname can also be translated as "Joy Killer," which is the intended pun. Killjoy was largely based on Ballora.

An entertaining robot, designed to be flexible and perform special tricks during its performances. The rings used for its performances are captivating and humorous, attracting many people's attention—but no touching! They are as sharp as a knife blade. The robot constantly requires machine oil to prevent its joints from sticking during its performance, but sometimes the oil leaks from its eye sockets.

Killer's voice comes directly from a speaker located on his chest plate. Below are vents for cooling the mechanisms. The bulbs in his eye sockets burned out long ago, but this doesn't seem to affect the robot's functionality. Occasionally, the pupils may flicker.

Dusty and the Papyrus doll. Based on Funtime Freddy and Bon Bon, he's a favorite among the littlest of children, or at least he once was. He and the Papyrus doll used to put on naptime shows for the children, but after an accident caused by irresponsible employees, Dusty's faceplate was damaged and unusable, and the Papyrus doll disappeared without a trace. To save money on repairs, the company simply decided to put a hood on Dusty, but he's never been the same again. Now he spends most of his time standing aside.

Happy Horror is Chica's equivalent. No holiday is complete without food and cake, which he'll inevitably bring to your table. Although he was created without a vocal apparatus, he's easily recognizable by his expressive movements. The hole in his skull was created by one of the children's futile attempts at self-defense, but it's not a drawback—it's now used as a gimmick, and Horror uses the wires protruding from it to light candles. He's practically at ease in the presence of adults in uniform, whose presence is probably the only thing that holds him back.

Mr. Nightmare is Freddy's counterpart. He is possessed by the spirit of a child who was Dream's brother. He doesn't remember the incident that caused his possession, but he recognizes Dream on a subconscious level and seeks to remove him from the pizzeria, considering him a threat.

A true robotic antique, he surprisingly functions well. Mr. Nightmare doesn't have a voice box, but he still speaks. The staff isn't paid enough to deal with this. Adults often worry about his cruel nature, but children love his presence, as if they were seeing a shiny new animatronic.

Mr. Nightmare can play soft, tranquil music that creates a distinctive echo within his metal frame. Staff claim this can continue all night, which is odd. His metal tentacles often require covering with fabric, as it quickly tears when caught on parts of his endoskeleton. His jacket is never fully buttoned due to the staff's carelessness.