Funtime Freddy || From the book

The Bon-Bon on his arm was created to calm Freddy down so that he wouldn't kill every child he met.

Bon-Bon has a rather pleasant and melodic voice, which helps Freddy calm down even more effectively.

He is more normal than Freddy, but still unwittingly helps him kill children.

This animatronic has thick limbs with dividing lines and angular purple inserts of varying shapes on his arms and legs. To conceal some of the mechanisms, Funtime Freddy has special pads on his shoulders, elbows, and knees. He has wide palms with purple circles in the middle and black ones on the back; his hands have five jointed fingers. A miniature Bon-Bon animatronic is attached to Freddy's right hand. It is a glove puppet resembling a blue rabbit with pink eyes and rosy cheeks. The puppet wears a red bow tie and a button on his chest that doubles as a snap.
Funtime Freddy's body is shaped like a pear. The robot has a substantial, round belly with a lilac-colored spot in the center. A round speaker, located on Freddy's chest, is responsible for the Voice Cloning function.
Funtime Freddy has a round, neckless head. Small bear ears, mounted on flat prongs, sit atop his head. The robot has a large muzzle with rosy cheeks and a shiny black nose. His mouth is lined with a row of large, white, square-shaped teeth; behind the first row, a second, smaller row can be seen, consisting of numerous flat teeth belonging to the endoskeleton beneath his suit. Freddy has large blue eyes, outlined in purple. Thick, black eyebrows, tapering toward the edges, hang over them. Like most Funtime animatronics, his face is divided into segments of varying shapes and sizes, but unlike other members of the line, he has two types of plates: outer plastic ones and inner steel ones. Thanks to this special design, Freddy is able to move most of these fragments apart and close them together.
Like all versions of Freddy Fazbear, he wears a black bow tie and a top hat tied with a purple ribbon, as well as a pair of decorative buttons on his stomach. In his left hand, Funtime Freddy holds a microphone with a detailed steel head and a purple handle.

Like other Funtime animatronics, Funtime Freddy was designed to stealthily kidnap children. However, as a rental agency mascot, Funtime Freddy was also available for private events. He can perform, as evidenced by the presence of a microphone and the various phrases he utters.
Freddy's accessories and mechanisms assist him in his activities in one way or another. The hat on the bear's head, which functions as a "Distance Sensor/Group Coordination," allows the animatronic to determine his distance from people around him and predict their possible routes. Bonnie, the hand puppet, allows the animatronic to view his surroundings in 360 degrees, performing the "Parent Tracking/360° Axis" function. Funtime Freddy has a speaker capable of copying other people's voices ("Voice Cloning"), which was demonstrated using Elizabeth's voice in the fake ending. The animatronic's abdomen is equipped with a "Vault," where a kidnapped victim can be placed. Freddy's torso can be opened manually by pressing several buttons on his face and endoskeleton. Parts of the Funtime Freddy suit are extendable. The bear's mask opens by pressing special buttons located on his face. Another button on his jaw opens the animatronic's chest cavity. The blueprints indicate that Freddy is the only member of the Funtime animatronics who does not have a special function related to the management of 07 and Circus Baby, with the exception of the clown herself.

Funtime Freddy was presented as a sadist who enjoys taunting his victims. He speaks with a hoarse, bloodthirsty voice and a manic laugh. His voice sometimes distorts when he speaks.

Despite his manic tendencies, he also shows his entertaining side.

He mocks the protagonist if he loses, and if he wins, he claims that he was just lucky.

In the story "In a Hundred Ways," Funtime Freddy also displays his sadistic nature toward Millie. He delights in describing various methods of murder and becomes upset when Millie refuses each one. All of the murder methods are improvised, which may indicate a keen imagination and a certain level of self-awareness on the part of the animatronic. The animatronic explains his desire to kill as a duty and an attempt to relieve boredom.[3] Freddy shows no compassion for the girl, attempting to inspire her with the promise of her impending death. He also demonstrates a certain notion of justice: he accuses Millie of selfishness and poor treatment of others.
He also enjoys telling his victims about various biological and physical processes, chatting about the consequences of his murders.