Michael Afton bluey capsules

Full name
Michael Afton
Alias(s)
Billy Lip
Fritz Smith

occupation
Day shift employee/mechanic at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza (1986)
Day shift employee at Chica's Party World (formerly)
Biographical information
State
Alive
Birthdate
June 21, 1969 (18 years old)
Physical description
Species
Human
Gender
Male
Height
5'11"
Weight
130 pounds
Hair
Brown
Eyes
Grayish blue Father
William Afton
Mother
Sunny Afton ✝
Siblings
Elizabeth Afton ✝
CC Afton ✝

Michael Afton is one of the main characters in BlueyCapsules. He is the eldest son of William Afton and the older brother of Elizabeth and C.C. Afton. As a troubled teenager, he constantly sought the approval of his neglectful father. After the death of his younger brother in the Bite of '83, an incident he unwittingly caused, Michael has become a shadow of his former self. He harbors a deep resentment toward himself and struggles to recover from the trauma of the event. Once his father's greatest admirer, he now fears him deeply after witnessing his true nature. Furthermore, after discovering the truth about William's goals and the existence of Remnant, he works tirelessly to find and end his bloody trail.

He is gay.
Michael is the only character in the comic whose dialogue is written entirely in lowercase, unlike the others, who use uppercase letters. This doesn't mean he speaks more softly than the others; it's purely symbolic, representing the sense of insignificance he experiences after his brother's death. However, he does use uppercase letters when he raises his voice.
He is the creator of Foxy the Pirate. As a child, Foxy was Michael's character, and he used him as a sort of fursona for live-action role-playing games. Henry made Foxy one of the four original animatronics as a tribute to Michael, even though Michael had practically rejected him after the Bite of '83.
He looks very much like his father. He used to be proud of it, but now he doesn't dare look at himself in the mirror. He has ADHD and occasionally makes repetitive movements, usually clasping his hands together (something his mother used to do) when he is nervous or excited.
He suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder following the 1983 bite.
His middle name is the same as his first name. This was William's doing, for some damn reason.
His lock of hair, like William's, has nerve endings and blood vessels, and he can move it voluntarily. It is, in essence, an extension of his body. How strange!
Her favorite flowers are chrysanthemums.
Although he himself is not a fan of My Little Pony, Elizabeth has said that the pony Shady reminds her of him.
Michael was the winner of the 2020 Favorite Character poll.
It was designed by Celeste / @meowmitake

While working there, he met Jeremy Fitzgerald, a boy his own age, with whom he fell deeply in love. He also became friends with Joan Madruga, but found it difficult to get to know the manager, Philip Guy, due to his aloof demeanor—something Jeremy and Joan claimed was a change following the disappearance of the previous mechanic, Dave Miller. After Jeremy told him that Dave had a penchant for stealing parts from the old animatronics, Michael immediately suspected him, knowing from William's notes that he did the same to extract Remnant. His suspicions were confirmed when Jeremy showed him a picture of Dave, whom he immediately recognized as William. Hoping that William would reappear to extract more parts, this solidified Michael's position working there, though it was also partly due to his growing affection for Jeremy. They soon began expressing their feelings; oddly enough, it was Michael who initiated their first kiss, much to his own surprise. They officially started dating in July.

One day, William approached Michael hoping his son would help him with his research, directing him to the basement to review his notes. There, Michael discovered that his father was behind the murders and was using the children's souls to create Remnant. Terrified, he alerted Henry, who stole William's research and disappeared, but not before leaving Michael a generous check to support himself. Now completely alone, except for the ghostly presence of his mother, who had taken on a new form after the destruction of her original lamp, Michael decided to search for his father, who had also vanished. He assumed William had left Hurricane, so he applied for a job at Chica's Party World, a few cities away, adopting the identity of "Billy Lip" since the Afton surname was forbidden at Fazbear Entertainment venues. After a while, Michael realized William wouldn't be showing up at Chica's Party World and resigned with far more grace than his father. Although he encountered many kind people at the animatronic restaurant, including his coworkers Yoaj Mellau and Randie Cowakka, and manager Juliet Poulain, he was reluctant to befriend them for fear of negatively impacting their lives. He mostly kept to himself, engaging only in polite conversations despite their attempts to interact with him. After a harsh rebuke from Friendbear, Michael began to take his plans to find his father more seriously and cut his hair before applying for a mechanic position at Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria (1986) under the name "Fritz Smith."

He befriended Fritz Valentino after meeting him in the alley between Pizza Hut and Freddy's, and the two shared a brief but sincere friendship filled with adventures and tea parties. Fritz's subsequent disappearance horrified and filled him with guilt. Michael's suspicion and fear of his father grew as he wondered if William could really have been responsible for the children's disappearance, as C.C. had tried to warn him before his death. In 1986, Circus Baby's Pizza World opened its doors on Michael's seventeenth birthday. His sister, Elizabeth, was fascinated by Circus Baby, but due to Michael's distrust of his father's creations, he was determined to keep her away from the animatronic. After losing patience with her persistence, he allowed her to go see Circus Baby while the main room was being cleared, and she witnessed the robot's internal claw ensnare and kill her. Completely devastated, Michael sought comfort in Henry, while William showed little or no concern for his daughter's death.

Fredbear's Family Diner opened in 1978 and quickly became a hotspot in the otherwise unremarkable town of Hurricane, Utah. As the son of one of the founders, Michael attracted the attention of some local kids who befriended him in exchange for free pizza, and together they made fun of CC.

After Charlie Emily's death, C.C. told Michael how he had seen his father kill Charlie in the alley behind Fredbear's. Michael didn't believe him and, as a result, began to bully him even more. This continued at C.C.'s ninth birthday party, during which Michael and his henchmen continued to harass him. Michael came up with the idea of ​​taking C.C. onstage to see Fredbear, knowing that C.C. was terrified of the animatronics. In a bizarre chain of unfortunate events, Michael shoved C.C.'s head into Fredbear's mouth, causing Fredbear to bite him, crushing his head. Michael was stunned by what happened and quickly fell into a state of shock and deep sadness, which was further intensified when William began praising him. William took Michael to the hospital to see C.C., but the doctors were ultimately unable to save Michael's brother. Between 1984 and 1986, Michael kept to himself following his brother's death. He hardly spent any time at the original Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, except for the days when he couldn't overcome the paranoid urge to accompany his father on his shift and keep an eye on Fredbear and Spring Bonnie in a futile attempt to prevent further incidents. His brother's favorite plush toy, Fredbear, constantly haunted him, relentlessly reminding him of his overwhelming guilt.

Michael was the accidental result of William, a first-year university student, interfering in a relationship with a British-obsessed classmate named Sunny (who would later become William's wife). Since Sunny was a diligent student in a demanding course, she spent most of her time in class; consequently, William was left to care for Michael, though he didn't want to raise him either, so he passed most of the parental responsibilities on to Henry, who managed to efficiently juggle his studies with caring for Michael like the god he is.

Michael's parents married when he was four (though not before having Elizabeth) and were finally able to move from the university dorm to a house in Hurricane, Utah. Michael was homeschooled by his mother until her death when he was 10, after which he stopped receiving a formal education. Her death led him to seek more recognition from William, his only remaining parent, though William didn't seem to notice or care. He began bullying his younger brother during his pre-teen years, a difficult time.

Michael is a sensitive and emotional person who often feels out of place in the world, craving the approval of others to soothe his nerves. He deeply admired his father and desperately sought his approval, wanting to be like him when he grew up; as a result, he initially adopted many of William's personality traits. Before the Bite of '83, Michael hid his inner struggles behind a tough exterior: he would get into fights with other boys, play pranks on older people, and deeply identified with Iron Maiden and other mediocre metal bands that perfectly embodied the spirit of an emotionally complex and unpleasantly rebellious teenager. Although he managed to become something of a leader in a group of bullies, they never formed any real friendships, and Michael remained painfully alone. The only person he felt truly comfortable with was Henry Emily, but, as is typical of a rebellious teenager, he began to deliberately distance himself from his honorary uncle so as not to appear too dependent on him. After the Bite of '83, Michael's bad-boy facade crumbled, revealing his fragile and emotional core. Overwhelmed by guilt and regret, he socially distanced himself from almost everyone he knew, rarely leaving his house. After discovering William's true nature, he developed a deep fear of him and avoids him whenever possible. He considers himself unworthy of love or affection and flatly rejects anyone who tries to help him (particularly Henry).