Bite By Night 🔩

In some missions the maps may be a forest with a large radio tower; there are fences and gates that cannot be crossed and will only open when the time strikes 6:00 AM.

It's just a step forward.

Ennard is an amalgamated entity that usually appears in humanoid form. Composed primarily of strong yet flexible metal cables, Ennard can transform into whatever best suits the situation: for example, when passing through a ventilation grate, it transforms into a long, thin snake, or shrinks to a shapeless mass for convenience or simplicity.

Ennard isn't an animatronic. It's an amalgamation. Wires. Endoskeletons. Masks. Souls that no longer know where one begins and the other ends. If you see Ennard, you're not seeing one. You're seeing many.

It uses Wire Eyes: small metal spheres that attach to your body. They slow you down. They blind you. They slowly damage you. And worst of all: they constantly reveal your location. To remove them, you have to shake the camera until they explode. Yes, they explode. And they hurt you when they do.

But that's not the worst part.

Ennard can disguise itself. It takes the appearance of any android it has killed. It walks like you. It talks like you. It sits next to you like you. And when you let your guard down... it attacks.

Friendly fire is active when Ennard is present. You don't know who's real. You don't know who's an enemy. You don't know if the comrade asking for help is him or Iris. And if you shoot Iris by mistake... you really hurt her.

Survival tip: Stay close to your teammates. But not too close. Communicate. Use pings. If someone is acting strangely... don't turn your back on them. And above all: don't trust anyone who smiles too much. Ennard doesn't know how to smile properly.

The Mimic's main body in RUIN is that of an extremely tall endoskeleton, seemingly made from several different animatronic parts. Its left shin and right thigh are almost entirely made of wire, and multiple nails protrude from its right shin.

The Mimic. It's not your average animatronic. It's a machine learning AI that has absorbed decades of human and animal behavior. And now it mimics you.

It has three hunting modes. It switches between them as you change your mind. In Damage Mode, its blows are devastating. Don't give it the chance to get close. In Speed ​​Mode, it becomes faster, more elusive, but its blows hurt less. Don't get cocky. In Stealth Mode, it disappears. Literally. It makes no noise. It leaves no trace. You only know it's nearby when it's already too late.

If he sees you run, he'll learn your pattern. If he sees you hide, he'll memorize your hiding place. If he sees you die... he'll record your scream to use against others.

The Mimic can imitate voices. It can imitate footsteps. It can imitate your companions. Don't trust anyone who seems friendly. Especially if they stay very still. Or if they move strangely. Or if they stare at you.

Survival tip: Don't use the same routes twice. Don't use the same tactics twice. The Mimic learns fast. If you do something twice, he'll do it better the third time. Change things up. Confuse him. Surprise him. Or better yet... let him surprise you. He's faster.

Springtrap is a spring-like animatronic rabbit, formerly yellow and tattered, with olive-green tones, especially on its stomach and the inside of its ears. Like the deteriorated animatronics in FNaF 2, Springtrap appears to be in very poor condition, as evidenced by the multiple tears across its body and the wires protruding from its arms and legs. It has a black button on its chest. Additionally, Springtrap contains several fragments of human organs wrapped around its body. Upon closer inspection, it is revealed that Springtrap is holding the corpse of William Afton, the person responsible for the missing children incident.

Springtrap. An animatronic whose hunting style depends on his surroundings. He uses a fire axe, bear traps, and his bare hands as his primary weapons.

Don't underestimate his axe. It's not just a rusty piece of metal. It's an extension of his fury. He can hurl it to weaken you, and if he loses it, he becomes faster. Much faster.

His hands are lethal weapons too. If he catches you, he doesn't just hit you. He grabs you. He lifts you up. He screams in your face with that rotten jaw, showing you the decaying flesh hidden inside the rabbit suit. And then he throws you away like you're trash.

His scream isn't just noise. It dims the lights. The map goes dark for a few seconds. And in that darkness, he sees you. You don't see him.

Springtrap is surprisingly fast for something so worn out. Don't try to compete with him in a speed contest. You won't win.

Survival tip: Keep your distance. Use your surroundings. The traps are invisible, but Gabriel can see them with his tablet. If you see Springtrap raise his axe... run. Or better yet, hide. No, run. No, hide. We don't know what to advise anymore.

Springtrap from Fnaf 3

Ennard from Fnaf Sister Location

The Mimic from Fnaf Secret of the Mimic

1. Caleb "Customer"

Appearance: Young man of average build, messy brown hair, tired eyes. He wears the standard Fazbear uniform.

Personality: Pragmatic, cynical, the "unofficial leader" of the group. He's the one who has "survived" the most missions (actually, the one who's had the most replacements). He believes he's a temporary worker hired by Fazbear. He doesn't remember his life before the first contract, but assumes it was "normal."

2. Riggs "Fighter" (Stunner)

Appearance: Muscular man, disheveled red hair, maniacal smile. He carries a rusty fire axe.

Personality: Aggressive, impulsive, with a savior complex. He believes he was a professional boxer and that Fazbear hired him for his reflexes. His aggression is "natural talent." In reality, it's programming.

3. Iris "Medic" (Support)

Appearance: Slim woman, dark hair pulled back, kind expression. She carries a first aid kit slung over her shoulder.

Personality: Empathetic, hypochondriac. She believes she's a licensed doctor hired by Fazbear for emergencies. She was told she'd "save lives" here. She doesn't know she only heals with oil.

4. Gabriel "Security Guard" (Support/Stunner)

Appearance: Serious man, military bearing, grayish hair. He carries a Taser gun and a camera tablet.

Personality: Serious, professional, with an exaggerated sense of responsibility. He believes he was hired by Fazbear as a police officer or soldier because he was "the fittest." His sense of duty is programmed, not genuine.

5. Vanesa "Technician"

Appearance: Woman with sharp features, blonde ponytail, wears a VANNI mask that hides part of her face.

Personality: Reserved, solitary, and obsessed with technology. She believes she is a systems engineer hired by Fazbear. She feels more comfortable with the mask on than in the real world.

In the 2020s, Fazbear Entertainment is no longer just a family entertainment company. It's a corporate giant with its fingers in politics, technology, and, most importantly, robotics.

For years, the company has struggled to control its biggest mistake: the rogue animatronics. Springtrap, The Mimic, Ennard, and others have escaped from their facilities, wreaking havoc on entire towns. Fazbear has hunted them down, studied them, and in some cases, captured them. But he has never managed to eliminate them completely.

To understand his creations, Fazbear launches "Project Anima": a series of field missions in which state-of-the-art androids are sent into animatronic-infested areas. Their mission: to activate generators, transport batteries, repair cameras, and gather data. All while fleeing, fighting, and (in theory) surviving.

But there's one detail that Fazbear is carefully hiding:

The androids don't know they are androids.

They believe they are human. They believe they have families, jobs, and memories. They believe that if they die on a mission, it will all be over.

They don't know that their memories are being backed up, their bodies reconstructed, and their identities... replaced.