Now at first glance, this appears to be a simple easter egg-but think back to the actual cutscenes of FNAF 4:Īt one point in the game, the boy's Freddy's plush is placed atop the grandfather clock overlooking the hallway-a strange place for a teddy bear, right? But not a camera. Originally posted by Gothicruby:So, a disturbing realisation hit me last night on a re-watch of some playthrough's in the private room the footage that appear on screens (Nearbye where the FredBear plush sit) appear to be surveilance of the little boy's house in FNAF 4. We know that the boy witnessed -something- in Fredbear's family diner, but it didn't appear to make him a target for explicit murder just surveilance, probably, to keep him from talking or find out what exactly it was that he knew. Which means that he was specifically targeted by the employee working that private room. In other words the reason the eyes always follow the boy's movements is because he is, literally, being watched and apparently influenced on a near constant level. Golden Freddy's 'voice' in the fourth game wasn't in the boy's head he was actually hearing someone's voice-The plush Freddy was functioning as a sort of like a nanny cam/baby monitor. Now at first glance, this appears to be a simple easter egg-but think back to the actual cutscenes of FNAF 4:Īt one point in the game, the boy's Fredbear plush is placed atop the grandfather clock overlooking the hallway-a strange place for a teddy bear, right? But not a camera. So, a disturbing realisation hit me last night on a re-watch of some playthrough's in the private room the footage that appear on screens (Nearbye where the Golden Freddy/Fredbear plush sit) appear to be surveilance of the little boy's house in FNAF 4.

Golden fredbear plush