[00:02 - 00:18]Shane and Amanda introduce their special guests, Spencer and Courtney, to discuss the Five Nights at Freddy's lore.

[00:19 - 02:02]They had previously pranked Amanda into believing the game was based on a true story, and she ended up playing all the games.

[00:56 - 01:29]The group has not yet revealed the actual story behind the game.

[01:29 - 01:52]Shane and Amanda introduce their special guests, Spencer and Courtney, to discuss the Five Nights at Freddy's lore.

[02:03 - 03:41]Courtney had always been interested in animatronics and was particularly drawn to the Jack Black video about Freddy's.

[02:24 - 03:46]Spencer bought a fishing vest and dressed up as a conspiracy theorist for the discussion.

[03:46 - 04:57]Someone got in the suit and caused the bite of 87.

[04:10 - 04:51]Shane receives a text from Scott Cawhorn, the creator of the game, during the discussion.

[04:23 - 06:19]Shane and Amanda introduce their special guests, Spencer and Courtney, to discuss the Five Nights at Freddy's lore.

[04:28 - 05:54]Amanda shares her theories about the story, including a connection between the animatronics and a fungus.

[05:28 - 05:36]Courtney had always been interested in animatronics and was particularly drawn to the Jack Black video about Freddy's.

[06:39 - 07:41]Amanda shares her theories about the story, including a connection between the animatronics and a fungus.

[07:19 - 09:40]Shane receives a text from Scott Cawhorn, the creator of the game, during the discussion.

[08:56 - 11:06]Someone got in the suit and caused the bite of 87.

[09:17 - 09:23]Shane receives a text from Scott Cawhorn, the creator of the game, during the discussion.

[09:28 - 11:18]William Afton and Henry Emily were business partners who opened Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria.

[10:16 - 11:25]William invented the spring lock suit, which was used in the animatronics.

[10:53 - 12:15]Shane receives a text from Scott Cawhorn, the creator of the game, during the discussion.

[11:06 - 11:18]William Afton had three kids, one of which was the youngest and the protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 4 named Evan.

[11:19 - 13:24]Evan's older brother, Michael, knows he is afraid of animatronics and plays pranks on him.

[11:32 - 11:41]There is controversy over how Evan's name is revealed, some say it's in the books.

[11:42 - 12:42]The lore of Five Nights at Freddy's is expansive and complex, with clues and easter eggs hidden in every piece of merchandise.

[12:16 - 13:02]The main way to learn the lore is through the 8-bit mini games, which can be difficult to unlock.

[13:24 - 13:48]Evan's older brother, Michael, knows he is afraid of animatronics and plays pranks on him.

[13:48 - 14:43]William's animatronics start killing children and they possess the animatronics after death.

[14:44 - 14:55]Henry Emily has a daughter who becomes significant in the lore.

[14:55 - 15:49]The timeline of the games is not the same as the timeline of the story, with Five Nights at Freddy's 4 being the first.

[15:02 - 15:31]The creator, Scott, got deeply entangled in the lore, leading to many theories and debates among fans.

[15:09 - 16:42]Evan's older brother, Michael, knows he is afraid of animatronics and plays pranks on him.

[15:49 - 16:21]William Afton had three kids, one of which was the youngest and the protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 4 named Evan.

[16:04 - 17:24]Evan's older brother, Michael, knows he is afraid of animatronics and plays pranks on him.

[16:22 - 17:36]The creator, Scott, got deeply entangled in the lore, leading to many theories and debates among fans.

[17:36 - 17:42]The lore of Five Nights at Freddy's is expansive and complex, with clues and easter eggs hidden in every piece of merchandise.

[17:43 - 18:14]The timeline of the games is not the same as the timeline of the story, with Five Nights at Freddy's 4 being the first.

[17:59 - 20:07]William's animatronics start killing children and they possess the animatronics after death.

[18:14 - 18:37]They eventually come together to create Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, but their partnership is short-lived.

[18:37 - 19:14]William and Henry's rivalry and animatronic creations lead to many controversies and the closure of multiple locations.

[20:07 - 20:12]Evan had a fear of animatronics and saw something that traumatized him, making him deathly afraid.

[20:12 - 20:24]The lore of Five Nights at Freddy's is expansive and complex, with clues and easter eggs hidden in every piece of merchandise.

[20:25 - 20:42]William Afton had three kids, one of which was the youngest and the protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 4 named Evan.

[20:43 - 21:11]After the bite, Evan's father, William, begins to lose his sanity and becomes obsessed with living forever.

[21:26 - 22:42]William's business partner, Henry Emily, also creates animatronics and they have a rivalry.

[21:49 - 22:27]William Afton had three kids, one of which was the youngest and the protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 4 named Evan.

[21:49 - 22:48]William Afton and Henry Emily have a lot of resentment towards each other and do not get along well.

[22:07 - 22:42]William Afton is known for creating other animatronics like Bonnie and Freddy.

[22:48 - 24:50]The first child he murders is Henry Emily's daughter, who then possesses the puppet animatronic.

[23:07 - 24:44]William Afton continues to murder children and is obsessed with bringing back his own child who died.

[23:34 - 25:05]The first child he murders is Henry Emily's daughter, who then possesses the puppet animatronic.

[25:05 - 25:56]The animatronics in Five Nights at Freddy's One have the ghosts of children that William Afton murdered, and they possess the animatronics.

[25:19 - 28:31]The events of Five Nights at Freddy's Two involve a security guard who is killed off-screen and then replaced by Michael Afton, William Afton's other son.

[26:04 - 26:50]William Afton starts to lose his mind and becomes a sadistic monster, eventually murdering children.

[27:13 - 29:42]The events of Five Nights at Freddy's Two involve a security guard who is killed off-screen and then replaced by Michael Afton, William Afton's other son.

[29:13 - 29:24]William Afton continues to murder children and is obsessed with bringing back his own child who died.

[29:42 - 30:09]Michael Afton is trying to dismantle the animatronics and stop his father's actions.

[30:09 - 30:45]The phone calls in the games are either William Afton or a tape that the player is listening to.

[30:37 - 31:43]They discuss the movie The Village and how the ending was leaked.

[30:45 - 32:20]This leads to a discussion about the lore and confusion surrounding Five Nights at Freddy's.

[30:50 - 32:45]William Afton and Henry Emily have a lot of resentment towards each other and do not get along well.

[32:21 - 32:45]They discuss the different eras of animatronics and their connection to spirits.

[32:45 - 34:01]They mention Five Nights at Freddy's 3, which takes place in the future and involves creating a haunted horror attraction based on the stories of Freddy Fazbear's.

[33:24 - 35:17]The conversation starts with a mention of a phone call or tape on a board.

[34:26 - 35:24]The game features a yellow rabbit animatronic and strange faces that pop up.

[35:24 - 35:45]They discuss the different eras of animatronics and their connection to spirits.

[35:46 - 36:03]The conversation ends with a mention of a purple guy at Freddy Fazbear's pizza.

[36:03 - 37:34]The yellow rabbit is identified as Springtrap and they speculate about who the spirit inside could be.

[36:10 - 37:12]They discuss the different eras of animatronics and their connection to spirits.

[36:20 - 36:54]The game features a yellow rabbit animatronic and strange faces that pop up.

[37:34 - 38:39]This leads to a discussion about the lore and confusion surrounding Five Nights at Freddy's.

[37:50 - 39:33]William Afton continues killing children and stuffing them into animatronics, leading to a one-upping situation with Henry.

[37:55 - 38:02]In the game, players can hear the daughter's voice speaking to them, revealing how she became possessed.

[38:08 - 38:39]The spirits of the five children he killed chase him and possess the animatronics at a horror attraction, with William Afton as the worst-looking one.

[38:39 - 40:24]He hides in an animatronic suit to avoid being caught by the spirits, but it malfunctions and kills him, causing him to become a vengeful undead.

[39:03 - 39:14]His body remains hidden for decades, refusing to die due to his intense hatred and desire for revenge.

[39:54 - 41:32]William Afton's son, Michael, accidentally kills his brother and feels guilty, leading him to become a security guard at the horror attraction.

[40:24 - 40:56]In the game, players can hear the daughter's voice speaking to them, revealing how she became possessed.

[41:11 - 41:52]William Afton continues killing children and stuffing them into animatronics, leading to a one-upping situation with Henry.

[41:52 - 42:59]His body remains hidden for decades, refusing to die due to his intense hatred and desire for revenge.

[42:23 - 42:53]In the game, players can hear the daughter's voice speaking to them, revealing how she became possessed.

[42:59 - 43:34]William Afton's obsession with creating life and harvesting children's souls leads to his daughter's possession and the animatronics' desire to be alive.

[43:36 - 44:21]"Sister location" takes place between the fourth and second games, with players controlling Michael Afton.

[43:51 - 45:14]William Afton's obsession with creating life and harvesting children's souls leads to his daughter's possession and the animatronics' desire to be alive.

[43:57 - 44:09]William Afton's daughter, who loved animatronics, is scooped and put into one of the animatronics, becoming possessed.

[44:09 - 44:27]William Afton's son, Michael, accidentally kills his brother and feels guilty, leading him to become a security guard at the horror attraction.

[44:27 - 46:29]William Afton's daughter, who loved animatronics, is scooped and put into one of the animatronics, becoming possessed.

[45:42 - 47:16]William Afton's obsession with creating life and harvesting children's souls leads to his daughter's possession and the animatronics' desire to be alive.

[46:14 - 48:04]The daughter's eye color changes in the game, indicating her possession of the animatronic.

[47:46 - 48:18]In the game, players can hear the daughter's voice speaking to them, revealing how she became possessed.

[48:18 - 49:02]They mention getting frustrated with the game, which takes away from the fear factor.

[48:23 - 50:19]The speaker mentions playing the game in virtual reality and how not being able to see the animatronics made it scarier.

[48:30 - 48:56]They mention getting frustrated with the game, which takes away from the fear factor.

[48:40 - 48:46]They mention the use of surveillance cameras in the game.

[49:08 - 50:01]They talk about the movie adaptation and how it showed too much, making it less scary.

[50:01 - 50:32]They mention the use of surveillance cameras in the game.

[50:33 - 51:15]The speaker talks about the ending of the game Sister Location and how the main character is scooped and replaced with an animatronic.

[51:16 - 52:52]The speaker mentions the theory that the main character in the games is actually an animatronic.

[51:26 - 51:42]The speaker discusses the most horrific plot line of the game, where the main character is dying and his father promises to put him back together.

[51:43 - 51:59]The speaker notes the irony of attaching all this lore and story to a seemingly simple game.

[51:59 - 52:17]The speaker mentions the theory that the main character in the games is actually an animatronic.

[52:27 - 53:22]They discuss the father character in the game and his attempts to recreate his deceased children with robotic technology.

[52:54 - 53:58]They mention the daughter character and her realization that she is not a real person.

[53:11 - 53:49]The speaker discusses the theory that the father made one of the animatronics after his ex-wife.

[53:23 - 53:43]They mention the daughter character and her realization that she is not a real person.

[53:58 - 54:14]The speaker discusses the theory that the father made one of the animatronics after his ex-wife.

[54:14 - 54:27]The speaker brings up the sexualization of the animatronics by some fans, which they find disturbing.

[54:27 - 54:44]They mention the character of Chica and how she is both a child and a ghost.

[54:45 - 54:58]The speaker mentions the theory that the main character in the games is actually an animatronic.

[54:58 - 55:36]They bring up the concept of possession of the animatronics by the spirits of murdered children.

[55:36 - 57:10]The speaker discusses the theory that the father made one of the animatronics after his ex-wife.

[56:05 - 56:17]The speaker talks about the character of Evan and how he dies in the game.

[56:18 - 56:51]They mention the gameplay changing as the character goes into a coma.

[56:26 - 56:31]They mention the terrifying gameplay of the game.

[56:31 - 56:39]The speaker mentions playing the game in virtual reality and how not being able to see the animatronics made it scarier.

[56:39 - 57:04]The speaker discusses their experience playing horror games, specifically the Five Nights at Freddy's series.

[57:10 - 57:43]The speaker notes the irony of attaching all this lore and story to a seemingly simple game.

[57:43 - 57:58]The group debates whether there is a deeper meaning behind the character names.

[57:59 - 58:56]The conversation starts with a discussion about the names of the characters in the game.

[58:32 - 1.00:17]The conversation comes back to the ghosts and souls within the animatronics.

[59:21 - 1.00:04]The conversation starts with a discussion about the names of the characters in the game.

[1.00:05 - 1.01:21]The conversation comes back to the ghosts and souls within the animatronics.

[1.00:53 - 1.03:28]The conversation shifts to the real-life inspiration for the game, a true murder that happened at Chuck E Cheese.

[1.02:49 - 1.03:16]The conversation comes back to the ghosts and souls within the animatronics.

[1.03:29 - 1.04:44]The group discusses the various endings and resolutions in the game.

[1.03:38 - 1.05:29]The conversation ends with a mention of the extensive research and theories done by popular YouTuber, Matt Pat.

[1.05:07 - 1.06:50]The conversation shifts to the real-life inspiration for the game, a true murder that happened at Chuck E Cheese.

[1.06:25 - 1.07:01]The conversation ends with a mention of the extensive research and theories done by popular YouTuber, Matt Pat.