Fnf (Free Mode)

Tricky the Clown: The zombie clown from the Madness Combat series.

Tankman: The soldier from the popular classic web game.

Skid and Pump: Two children dressed as a skeleton and a pumpkin who appear in week 2.

Nene: She is a supporting character in Friday Night Funkin' (FNF), originally from the classic flash game Pico's School by Newgrounds. In the FNF universe, she is closely connected to Pico's group.

Boyfriend: The young man in the blue cap who is the protagonist. His goal is to sing to win his girlfriend's love.

Girlfriend: The girl in the red dress who sits on the speakers in the back while you sing.

Daddy Dearest: Her dad, an evil ex-rock star who doesn't like you.

Mommy Mearest: The mom, a pop singer with a devilish style.

Pico: The kid with the gun from the Newgrounds games who is now your friend and rival.

Monster (Lemon Demon): A creature with a lemon head and a big smile that sings eerie songs.

Senpai: The boy from a digital dating game within week 6.

Whitty: A human time bomb with a fuse who gets angry very quickly.

Sarvente: A kind nun who becomes a powerful demon in her mod.

Ruv: Sarvente's Russian companion with a very deep voice.

Bob: A very simple white stick figure that hides a dark side.

FNF primarily stands for Friday Night Funkin', a popular indie rhythm video game. On the internet and social media, it can also be used as an abbreviation for "Friday Night Fans" or in informal slang to refer to "Friday Night Fights".