Five Nights At Freddy's

“	During the day, it's a place of joy. But you aren't here during the day. You have the night watch. Limited power, Limited Visibility, Limited Time.	„
	~ Five Nights At Freddy's Trailer

Summary

Five Night's At Freddy's is a series of indie point-and-click survival horror video games developed by Scott Cawthon. The game centers on the fictional pizza restaurant Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, where the player must act as a night security guard, defending themselves from the malfunctioning animatronic animal characters by tracking their movement through the facility using security cameras.

In the novels, the lore in the book is slightly different as well as the names and personalities of certain characters. The story centers around the protagonist, Charlie, who has been affected by the horrific events of the Freddy Fazbear franchise and is the daughter of the man who started the franchise.

Power of the verse

Video Game

Due to the ambiguous and mysterious nature of Five Night's at Freddy's narrative, indexing their powers can be rather difficult. At best, the animatronics were known to be capable of crushing skulls and bones, putting them at Wall level; although a gargantuan animatronic in a VR game that goes by the name Dreadbear can achieve Town level. So far they have been implied to all have strength at the very least on the level of a peak human, with the top tier being William Afton (aka the Purple Guy), who could casually rip apart other animatronics. They are known for their stealth, capable of killing a night watchman with the company unable to find the body. They are also really hard to neutralize or destroy due their sheer durability and due being possessed, most animatronics in the second game were in a state of disrepair and they still worked properly. Certain characters also possess blatantly supernatural qualities such as being incorporeal and teleportation.

Novels

Most novel characters are only slightly different and less powerful that their incarnations from that of the game series. Most characters peak at around Street to Wall level physically. The Twisted animatronics, though clearly inferior to the originals, can cause illusions and nausea. The debatably most powerful character of this verse is William Afton as Springtrap. Even as a human, he shows resistance to the abilities of The Twisted Ones and all of the abilities.