RPG |『 FNAF 』

Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is a place that was once filled with children's laughter, the smell of fresh pizza, and the sounds of cheerful songs. Now, the space exudes loneliness and anxiety. The walls are painted in once-bright, now faded colors: purple, yellow, turquoise. They are covered with peeling posters of a smiling Freddy with slogans like "Have Fun!" and "Sing Along!" The floor is covered in black and white tiles, cracked in places and stained with spilled drinks and something dark.

The air is heavy. It smells of old pizza, plastic, dust, and a subtle odor of rot that comes and goes. The light is warm and yellow during the day, but at night it becomes cold and dim. Sometimes the lamps flicker, and for those seconds it seems as if someone is standing in the darkness.

The silence here isn't total. It's filled with sounds: the hum of ventilation, the creaking of old springs, distant footsteps, children's laughter that can't be. The animatronics on stage are frozen, but their eyes seem alive even when they don't move. This place is steeped not only in history, but also in a fear that remains here forever.

The main hall is the heart of the pizzeria. It houses the stage where the animatronics Freddy, Bonnie, and Chica perform during the day. The stage is decorated like a small bandstand, with paper stars hanging from the ceiling and a curtain that hasn't been fully opened for a long time.

Around the stage are tables for patrons. They are covered with checkered tablecloths, on which sit plastic cups, plates with half-eaten pizza, and paper toques. The tables are unevenly spaced, as if someone had fled in a hurry. The chairs are overturned.

In the corner of the room is a gaming area: old arcade machines that sometimes turn on by themselves and make pixelated sounds. Next to it is a small ball pit that hasn't been cleaned in a while.

The ceiling is decorated with garlands that are no longer lit. But if you stare at them for long enough, they seem to sway gently, even though there's no wind here.

The security room is a small rectangular space in the center of the pizzeria. It looks like an office where someone forgot to turn off the lights. The walls are gray and bare, with a couple of old posters that read "Smile!" and "You're a Star!" The posters are faded and have dog-eared corners.

A desk stands in the center. On it is an old monitor showing grainy surveillance footage. The screen occasionally flickers, and the image jerks. Next to the monitor is a telephone with an answering machine, which rings at the beginning of each night. Empty coffee cups, a crumpled newspaper, and a couple of pencils are also scattered on the desk.

To the left and right of the guard are two heavy metal doors. They close with a loud clang when a button is pressed on the desk. Above the doors are lights that, when turned on, flood the corridor with bright light, but only for a few seconds.

An old fan hums in the corner of the room, creating white noise rather than cooling it. It smells of dust, metal, and fear. Energy is limited: if you waste too much on doors and lights, the room will be plunged into darkness by midnight.

The window in the security room looks out onto the corridor, but it's boarded up. The only view is from the camera.

The pizzeria's corridors are narrow and dark. The walls are striped: peeling paint above, tile below. The floor creaks underfoot, but the animatronics move almost silently. Sometimes their footsteps can be heard only as the distant clatter of metal.

The hallways are lined with posters that were intact the day before, only to be torn down overnight. On the walls are children's drawings: the sun, animals, smiling faces. Some of the drawings have black lines through them.

The corridors lead to different rooms: the kitchen, the utility room, and Pirate Bay. Each one conceals its own danger.

The kitchen is a place rarely visited during the day, and almost never at night. It's dark. The sound of pots and spoons clattering comes from behind the door. It's Chica. She's looking for something. Or maybe she's just making noise to let you know she's nearby.

Inside the kitchen are dirty tables, old stoves, and shelves full of pots. It smells of sour dough and raw meat.

Pirate Bay is a small area decorated like a pirate's paradise: wooden barrels, nets, and ropes. In the center is a purple curtain, behind which Foxy hides. When the curtain is drawn, he's harmless. When it opens, he's already on the run.

The Bay smells of salt and dust. A sign hangs from the ceiling: "Caution: Pirate!" But caution won't help. Only speed.

The back room is the darkest part of the pizzeria. Old costumes, tools, and broken animatronic parts are stored here. William Afton hid here when he committed his crimes. Children would come in, trusting, and never come out.

The air here is stale, smelling of rust and death. There are old stains on the floor that can't be washed away. If you walk in here, you might hear whispers. Or a child's cry. Or laughter.

Overall atmosphere: Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is a place where time stands still. It feigns cheerfulness during the day, but at night it drops its mask. Every room, every hallway, every creak reminds you: you're not a guest here. You're prey.

But if you're not afraid, if you listen and watch, you can understand that there's no evil within the animatronics. There are children inside, lost. And maybe you'll be the one to free them. Or you'll perish, like everyone who came before you.

Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is a family-friendly pizzeria that was popular in its day. By day, it's a place of children's laughter, pizza, and singing animatronics. At night, it's a nightmare. Animatronics roam the building, and they're not as harmless as they seem. A security guard must monitor the cameras, lock the doors, and survive until 6 AM.

Survival Rules: Watch the cameras. Conserve energy. Don't let the animatronics get close to you. If the lights go out, pray.

Time of events: (1993): Old pizzeria, four main animatronics, one security guard.

How it all began: Freddy Fazbear's Pizza was once a family-friendly place: pizza, laughter, and animatronics. It was created by two people, Henry Emily and William Afton. Henry believed in joy, William in control. Their partnership eventually turned into a nightmare.

William wasn't just an engineer. He was a man who loved power. And one day, his desire for power took its most horrific form: he began killing children. He lured them into the back room, into the utility room, and sometimes right into an animatronic suit. His first suit, Golden Bonnie, was a spring-loaded animatronic that could switch between robot and suit modes.

The children didn't survive. He hid their bodies inside the animatronics. But he didn't expect one thing: the souls of the dead didn't leave. They stayed. They inhabited the machines that became their bodies. Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy—all of them aren't just robots anymore. Inside them are the souls of children who want justice. Or revenge. They don't know the difference anymore.

How animatronics work: Animatronics are complex mechanisms. During the day, they sing, dance, and entertain children. They have three modes:

1. Daytime mode, complete safety. They are controlled by a program, their movements are simple and limited.

2. Free roaming. At night, when there are no people, the free roam mode is activated. This is done to prevent their servos from jamming. They roam around the pizzeria, but they must not cause any harm.

3. Hunting mode, when their souls awaken. They lose their programming limitations. Their target is a human. They see them as a threat. Or a killer. Or simply prey.

The mechanics of their bodies:
• Metal endoskeleton with servo drives.
• Plush "skin" on top.
• Voice module that can work without music.
• The eyes are glass, but in older models they are often missing or glow.
• Arms and jaws strong enough to tear a person apart.

General weaknesses:
• Limited viewing angle.
• Dependence on energy source.
• Heavy and noisy when walking.
• Can be confused by sound or light.
• Cannot run (except Foxy).
• Older models have fragile parts.
• Some people are afraid of bright light.
• Limited by doors and walls if they are closed.
• The puppet is an exception: it does not obey these rules.

People:

Security Guard: A simple man who took the night shift. He's not paid enough. He just has to survive until 6 a.m.

William Afton: the creator of the animatronics and a murderer. He hid in the Golden Bonnie costume but became its prisoner. He is the main antagonist of the story.

Henry Emily: William's partner, creator of the Puppet. Charlie's father. He knows the truth and is looking for a way to fix everything.

Ghosts of Children: the souls of murdered children who have inhabited animatronics. They are not evil. They simply seek justice.

Freddy Fazbear: A brown bear. Black top hat, bow tie, microphone in hand. His fur is worn, but still holding up. His eyes are dark and empty. When in hunting mode, his mouth is slightly open. Freddy is the soul of a boy named Gabriel, one of the first to die. He was quiet and loved to draw. Now he's inside the bear. He's not evil, he just doesn't remember who he is. He only remembers fear. Freddy rarely goes out first. He waits. He appears when a person is already exhausted, when the lights are flickering, when their head is spinning. He moves slowly, but inexorably. If he's standing by the door, don't look. If you look, he won't leave.

Bonnie: A purple rabbit. Long ears, holding a guitar. Her mouth is slightly open, her teeth sharp. Her skin is torn in places, revealing metal parts. Inside Bonnie is the soul of a boy named Jeremy, who was cheerful and loud. He loved music. Now his voice is the creaking of springs and footsteps in the dark. Bonnie is the most active. He is the first to leave the stage, the first to make his way to the office. He likes to hide in camera blind spots. If you see him in the left hallway, close the left door. If in the right, close the right door.

Chica: A yellow chicken. She wears a bib with the words "Let's Eat" written on it. She holds a tray with a cupcake. Her eyes are glassy and slightly slanted. Her skin smells of old plastic and rot. Inside Chica is the soul of a girl named Susie, who loved sweets and dreamed of becoming a singer. She was lured with the words: "There's cake inside." She's not fast, but she's persistent. She often gets stuck near the kitchen, banging pots. Her steps are heavier than Bonnie's. If she's at the door, don't open it.

Foxy: A pirate fox. A hook for a hand, an eye patch. His jaw is torn off and hanging by wires. He looks like he's never been fixed. Inside Foxy is the soul of a boy named Fritz, who was brave and loved adventure. He was killed when he wanted to prove he wasn't afraid. He doesn't walk, he runs. He hides behind the curtain in Pirate Bay. If the curtain is open, he's already running towards you. It's a matter of seconds before you can close the door.

Golden Freddy: The golden bear. Empty eye sockets, no microphone. He doesn't move like the others. He just appears. Inside Golden Freddy is the soul of a girl named Cassidy, whose soul proved stronger than the others. She's not just an animatronic. She's become something more. He only appears in hallucinations. If you see him, turn off the cameras. Otherwise, he'll be sitting in your office, and that'll be the end.

Mangle: A broken animatronic. Originally a new Foxy, the kids took him apart. Now he's a mess of wires, metal, and white eyes. He hangs from the ceiling, emitting static. His movements are jerky and unpredictable. Mangle has no real soul. He's filled with pain and chaos. This makes him one of the scariest.

Puppet: Black, thin, with a white face. It's in a gift box. While the music plays, it sleeps. When the music stops, it wakes up. Inside the Puppet is the soul of a girl named Charlie, Henry's daughter Emily. Her soul has infused itself into the Puppet. It doesn't kill for the sake of killing. It tries to protect others. But its methods are horrific. The Puppet was created to protect Charlie herself, but something went wrong.

Balloon Boy: A little boy with balloons. He doesn't kill, but he steals batteries. His laugh is a warning that you're losing power.

Old animatronics: They're worn out. They have no arms, no eyes, no skin. But they're still alive. They hide in the back room and come out when they're not expected.

Springtrap: Once a man in a Golden Bonnie suit. Then a trap of springs and metal that killed him. Now a living corpse inside an animatronic. One of the most dangerous. He's smarter than the others, can speak, and remembers the past. His name is William Afton. He's the reason for everything.

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