Bonnie The Rabbit

In person, through the eyes of a pizzeria patron (and not through the gray static of cameras), the main stage of FNAF 1 looks like a classic, slightly shabby children's stage in the style of American restaurants from the 1980s and '90s (like Chuck E. Cheese). The main detail you're talking about—the "clouds and sun"—is the decorative backdrop behind the animatronics. What the stage looks like in person: Backdrop (Set Decoration): Directly behind Freddy, Chica, and Bonnie, there's a flat plywood or fabric backdrop hanging on the wall. Large cartoonish white circles (connected to each other) are painted on it, creating clouds against a bright blue sky and a round yellow sun with rays. During the day, in full light, this design looks simple, childish, and a little faded due to the pizzeria's age. Character placement: Freddy (the bear with the microphone) stands exactly in the center. Bonnie (the purple bunny with the red guitar) stands to Freddy's left. Chica (the yellow chicken with the cupcake) stands to Freddy's right. The stage itself: A low wooden podium covered in gray or maroon carpet. It is framed on the sides and top by heavy dark red (maroon) velvet curtains with gold tassels, which are closed after the show. Walls and decor: The lower part of the stage and the surrounding walls are decorated with the iconic pixelated black and white checkered tiles. Multicolored theatrical spotlights (blue, red, green) are installed along the ceiling in front of the stage, shining on the characters. During the day, when the hall is under normal lights and children are running around, the stage does not look scary. It's a typical, slightly faded stage with three large robotic animals singing songs against the backdrop of an artificial sunny sky.

Most likely, they not only saw each other's drawings, but also drew them together, sitting at the same holiday table. Here's how this theory can be logically developed and substantiated, based on details from the games and books: 1. They were friends and celebrated together. The main argument in favor of the fact that they saw each other's drawings is that the children were not random strangers. In the book trilogy (The Silver Eyes) and in the games, it is hinted that Gabriel, Jeremy, Susie, and Fritz (as well as Cassidy) were a group of friends. A tragedy (the Missing Children Incident) occurred during the birthday of one of them (presumably Gabriel). At Fazbear Entertainment pizzerias, holiday tables were always communal. Children were seated together, given the same signature "MY FUN DAY!!!" stationery and crayons. They sat shoulder to shoulder, bragging about their scribbles and heatedly discussing their favorite animatronics. Gabriel probably saw Jeremy carefully escorting Bonnie, and Susie escorting Chica. 2. Confirmation from the Happiest Day minigame (FNAF 3) The most touching and sad confirmation of this theory lies in the secret minigame "Happiest Day": In this minigame, the souls of children gather at one long holiday table. They all stand in masks of their animatronics (Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy) to congratulate a crying child (Golden Freddy). This proves that their souls are mentally connected. If they share one common holiday in the afterlife, then on their last living day they most likely shared everything - including those very same drawings. 3. A dark twist to the theory: Drawings in the minds of souls
There's another creepy sub-theory: when William Afton stuffed the children's bodies into the animatronics, their souls became trapped within the metal casings. In the first FNAF, the drawings on the walls occasionally change to images of crying children. Perhaps, while inside the robots, the children saw the pizzeria walls through the animatronics' eyes. Gabriel (inside Freddy), wandering the pizzeria at night, looked at the wall and saw a drawing of Jeremy and Bonnie.

The "MY FUN DAY!!!" drawings were indeed drawn by Gabriel, Jeremy, Susie, and Fritz. In the Five Nights at Freddy's community, these drawings from the first and second games are often associated with them due to several important coincidences:
Arguments in favor of the theory
Drawing of Susie (Chica): One of the "MY FUN DAY!!!" posters depicts a smiling girl with golden/blond hair holding balloons. In the games, books, and minigames (Pizzeria Simulator), Susie is described as having curly blonde hair. It is believed that this drawing depicts her happy day at the pizzeria.
Jeremy's (Bonnie's) Drawing: On the wall is a drawing of the purple Bonnie animatronic reaching out to a child. Since Jeremy later possessed Bonnie, fans are certain this drawing was his doing, reflecting his love for the character before the tragedy. Fritz's (Foxy's) Drawing: A drawing captioned "MY FUN DAY!!!" depicting a red-haired boy next to an animatronic (or box) is often attributed to Fritz, who later became Foxy (and Foxy, as we know, is a red fox). "Happy Day" Concept: The phrase "My Fun Day" itself carries a dark undercurrent.
The children came to the party, drawing their happy moments, but on this particular day, William Afton lured them into a hidden room. In the mini-game "Happiest Day"

Behavior of animatronics
They freeze. No matter what moment dawns upon them, the animatronics immediately stop chasing. They return. The robots obediently turn around and walk back toward the stage and Pirate's Cove. They turn off their aggression. Their endoskeletal eyes fade, giving way to normal, friendly daylight eyes. They become dolls. Freddy, Bonnie, and Chica look like harmless children's toys again.

If the guard closes the left door in Bonnie's face, the animatronic retreats back into the pizzeria (usually to the very first scene - Show Stage CAM 1A), clearing the way, after which it must be checked again using the light in the hallway. Bonnie's behavior at a closed door. Backtracking: After being denied entry to the office, the rabbit turns around and randomly moves to the starting points of its route. Departure check: You can tell that Bonnie has left by turning on the light at the left door - if his shadow is no longer visible in the window, the door can be opened to save energy. Risk of premature opening: If you open the door too early while he is still standing on the threshold, he will block it or break in.

When Bonnie from FNAF 1 attacks a security guard, he is driven by hidden emotions embedded in his lore, and his "reactions" are manifested through creepy behavior. What drives him: Child's soul: Inside the robot is the ghost of a murdered boy named Jeremy. Vengeance: He sees any security guard as his killer (Purple Guy). Blind rage: The child does not distinguish between an innocent adult and a maniac. Pain and fear: His actions are driven by an eternal nightmare and resentment. Emotions during an attack: Anger: Pure, uncontrollable aggression towards an outsider. Obsession: The desire to reach the goal at any cost. Triumph: At the moment of a jumpscare, he "defeats" his enemy. Lack of pity: Like a machine, he is unable to empathize with the player's fear. How he reacts and behaves: Twitching (twitching): Near the office, he wheezes and jerks his head unnaturally. This shows the spirit struggling to control the animatronic's heavy body. Surprise: He is most active during the first few nights, attacking quickly and without warning. Blank Stare: His eyes can turn completely black with white dots, expressing madness. Scream: The final jumpscare is a loud, mechanical scream, a release of pent-up anger.

Bonnie's so stupid and can do stupid things, like dance at random times or ask random questions, or even break physics, but he's allowed to do it, and almost no one is surprised by him, unless, of course, you count Freddie sometimes saying, "Bonnie, are you crazy?" But when he asks questions like that, he just thinks about it, and then says with a smile, "Heh. I ate my mom." Bonnie also likes to troll Freddie, constantly telling him, "Freddie, look: Teddy Bear Joke! / like, a joke - ... - Teddy Bear!"

He has an animatronic friend, Freddy Fazbear, the boss of this pizzeria. Freddy himself crosses paths with Bonnie, because they're best friends, even though Freddy is the boss in everything. Bonnie and Chica barely cross paths, except at night, when the guard is attacked, they both walk down the hallways (different ones) and look directly at the camera, standing under it. Chica comes out first at night, but Bonnie also comes out later, and it's possible that they both attack. But during the day, they're cheerful and kind, because that's when children come to their birthday parties, and they perform on stage.

He performs on stage with 3 other animatronics: Bonnie the Rabbit (himself), Freddy the Bear (Fazbear) and Chica (a yellow chicken). There is also another animatronic, Foxy the Pirate Fox, who has his own small pirate cove (By the way, Foxy is the most worn out of all 4 animatronics).

Bonnie is a blue and purple animatronic rabbit. He stands approximately 173 cm tall, but if you include his massive ears, he's a whopping 183 cm. He has red irises, though he's kind and silly. He has human paws, but his hands have four fingers, which he uses to hold and play his red and white bass guitar. He was created by Henry Emily and William Afton, owners of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. His feet now have three paws, but he remains as large as his other animatronic friends.