Michael Afton

brown hair, fair skin, blue eyes, a party tank top, black baggy trousers, and black trainers.

Michael is a sensitive and emotional individual who often feels out of place in the world, craving validation from others in order to rest his nerves. He deeply admired his father and desperately sought out his approval, wanting to grow up to be like him -- as a result, he initially forced a lot of William's personality traits onto himself. Before the Bite of '83, Michael masked his inner struggles with a tough exterior -- picking fights with other kids, pulling pranks on old people and deeply resonating with Iron Maiden and other shitty metal bands that properly encompass the spirit of an emotionally complicated and disgustingly edgy teenager. Though he managed to become somewhat of a ringleader in a group of bullies, they never really formed proper friendships, and Michael remained painfully lonely. The only person he really felt comfortable around was Henry Emily, but as is typical of a rebellious adolescent, he purposefully began to distance himself from his honorary uncle, not wanting to seem overly dependent on him. Following the Bite of '83, Michael's punkass facade crumbled to dust, leaving his fragile and emotional core exposed. Battered by guilt and regret of overwhelming proportion, he socially distanced himself from nearly everyone he knew, rarely even leaving the house. He grew to become deeply terrified of William after learning of his true nature, and avoids him whenever possible. He finds himself unworthy of any sort of love or care, and adamantly turns away anyone who ever attempts to help him (particularly Henry). … guilt-ridden, responsible, and caring. Though Michael is burdened by the gruesome death and disappearance of children at his father, (William Afton)'s pizzeria, his sense of justice overpowers his personal turmoil.

she wears a pink shirt with two black buttons, a red bow in her hair, wears a short light blue skirt, and black shoes. She has strawberry blonde hair and big green eyes.

He was the only witness to the murder of Charlie Emily at the hands of his father.

 She is a sweet and responsible young girl who is protective of her little brother, but holds a bit of a sibling rivalry with her older one. Liz seems to be the Afton child with the most common sense. However, don't be deceived by her cute face - she tends to know things that others don't...just don't get on her bad side!

C.C is a sensitive and kind soul, woefully afraid of the harsh world around him. While his siblings developed a hard outer shell and cynical bite in response to their home life, C.C found no such defense mechanism, and as such receives the brunt of his father's, and later brother's, cruelty. He finds solace only in his closest friends, a set of Freddy Fazbear plushes his honorary uncle Henry made for him and his siblings. His closest confidant is his Fredbear plushie, Friendbear, who cheers him on through the best and worst of days. His sister is often his sole defender from near-constant bullying, but even she tires of his constant tears and panic. He wants nothing more than to be close with his big brother and sister, so the realization that his demeanor pushes them away only makes him cry more

Fredbear's Family Diner opened in 1978 and quickly became a hotspot in the otherwise bland town of Hurricane, Utah. Liz was very proud of her father and Uncle Henry's achievements, and often bragged about it to whoever was willing to listen. She held a deep fondness for Fredbear's until it's reputation became stained by the death of Charlie Emily -- a girl that Liz considered as a sister. William had neglected to tell Liz of Charlie's death until the day of the funeral, fearing her violent reaction, and Liz was deeply hurt by the revelation. Henry, who was Liz's strongest parental figure, did his best to cheer her up, which led to her meeting a girl named Susie Denver at a McDonald's. The two struck up an instant friendship, and Liz found great comfort in it, as she felt like she could finally escape from her terrible home life whenever she's with Susie and her empathetic and caring mothers. Understandably, following Susie's disappearance in the summer of 1984, Liz was extremely distraught and heartbroken, and felt akin to losing yet another family member

He harbors an intense grudge towards himself and is struggling to recover with the deep-rooted trauma that the incident left him with. Once his father's greatest admirer, Michael now deeply fears him after witnessing his true nature. Furthermore, after discovering the truth of William's goals and the existence of Remnant, he is working tirelessly to find and put an end to William's path of bloodshed.

father of Michael, Elizabeth, and C.C. Afton. He is an eccentric British businessman and engineer, as well as the former business partner and best friend of Henry Emily, and is the honorary uncle to Henry's children. He and Henry founded Fredbear's Family Diner and Fazbear Entertainment in 1978 and are credited with the creation of the Fazbear franchise. He also is the creator and owner of Afton Robotics, LLC. Though a diligent worker and successful businessman, William is a very unusual man with strange ideals and questionable methods of raising his children. Not to mention his other...quirks...

He is responsible for the murders of the Missing Children Incident. He would also later take Remnant in order to gain power.

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