Shadowboy192

As a kid I had a collection of DVDs that I ended up losing later down. Among them there was an animated film that I sadly can't remember any exact details of(plot, characters, etc.), except for a scene at the climax that had ancient statues coming to life. They were done with CGI rather than 2d animation, which stood out to me when I watched it. If anyone can help me find it despite the lack of detailed info I'd be thankful.

The game had its own website where it would be hosted and was basically a simplified open world version of the original gameboy pokémon games, with a similiar style even. You had the option to choose your player character(one of them looking similiar to a black mage) then would be able to roam around, capture creatures and battle other players. I recall that items like potions would randomly spawn in the overworld, alongside the creatures themselves, the few which I remember being the following: a ghost cat, an eyeball and a robot. The name of the game was probably something like hexpet, hexmon or something similiar, though I could be totally misremembering it.

I remember going to my neighbor's house as a kid and they had a shit ton of games installed on their computer(windows, can't remember the version). One of these games I have only a very faint memory of, though I recall playing it a lot.

It had a 2D cartoon artstyle(was probably created around the mid to late 2000s). The main character was a small ball of red floof and you ran through a maze avoiding enemies while saving other floofball creatures, can't remember much more than that in terms of gameplay.

There was a world map and the first levels were your plain grasslands, with bushes serving as the maze wall, later levels taking an industrial theme if I recall correctly.

Edit: The color

Since in the game we can clearly see William rebuilt himself with new parts(unless you believe Scott retconned Springtrap's appearance, which I don't believe is the case) from old animatronics he probably put something similiar to Funtime Freddy's voice synthesizer on himself.

Either that or Scott didn't think too much about it and I'm basically covering a plothole for him.

I liked the music in the game, I wonder if anyone here ripped some of them.

Since many people made posts asking what other users looked foward to see in the movie, I am contradicting it this time and instead making a post where you can comment what you DON'T want them to do.

Also, just so you know, I made this out of curiosity and for fun, not to start drama.

Edit: As for me, I only hope they don't make the movie overly comedic or have childish jokes forced in. It can have humor but I don't want it to feel forced.

I will probably be making a fool of myself here, but I've been thinking about this for a while and decided to share it to see how the sub will react to this theory(which I guess is more of heavy speculation than anything else).

But what if the new broken Chica we saw in the logbook previews is actually possessed by Phone Guy? My reasoning is that if she appears in FNAF6 and it takes place after FNAF3 then the children souls would've already been freed, so the broken Chica couldn't be possessed by one of them, but someone else.

My other reasoning is that from what I've observed Scott likes to make nods to old fan theories(like the yellow suit being used for the murders actually becoming a

Now that we saw how most of her body looked like in Chapter 3(the cardboard cutout, not "Alice") I wondered if anyone would try making a more accurate model based on it than the one we have now for SFM(also, because I am not a fan of the current one).

So, as we know, in the game Bendy's face is completely covered in ink, some would argue it's just because of scare factor and because he would look weird with eyes.

But I've come up with a more satisfying explanation. Maybe Bendy can't actually see and the "ink streams" around him help him "feel" when something is around?

Maybe the "Little Miracle Station" has some kind of holy incantation that makes Bendy not be able to detect you with the ink when you enter inside it(explains why he simply stops following you as soon as you enter it, even if you're in his line of sight. Well, either that or Mike didn't want to make Bendy be able to actually open the door).

Made this post since while I still do like the characters and concept, I do think the haunted animatronic formula has been aging over the years and that Scott still has potential exploring other horror aspects more freely and improve his craft by starting anew and creating a whole new IP with original characters and concepts.

The main question I want to draw from this post is, if Scott were to create a new horror series what aspect of his games(old or new) frighten or atleast unease you and think it has potential, but that he hasn't explored that much yet because of being stuck on FNAF?