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    1. For those who need an explanation:

      It begins in the late 70s at Fredbear’s Family Diner, a small-town joint founded by Henry Emily, the engineering mastermind, and William Afton, the cold-blooded business lead. The tragedy starts with the "Security Puppet" incident; William drives up to the diner in a purple car and murders Henry’s daughter, Charlie, in the rain outside. Her soul possesses the Puppet, which was designed to protect her but short-circuited in the storm. Inside the diner, William’s own family is a wreck. His youngest son is terrified of the animatronics, a fear fueled by his older brother Michael, who wears a Foxy mask to jump-scare him. In 1983, during the kid's birthday party, Michael and his friends—wearing masks of Freddy, Bonnie, and Chica—hoist the crying child into Fredbear’s mechanical mouth. The springlocks fail, the jaw snaps shut, and the "Bite of '83" puts the boy in a coma where he eventually dies, hallucinating "Nightmare" versions of the bots.
      ​This trauma turns William into a serial killer. At the first official Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, he uses a "Spring Bonnie" suit to lure five children—Gabriel, Jeremy, Susie, Fritz, and Cassidy—into a windowless backroom. He kills them and stuffs their bodies into the animatronic suits, causing the bots to leak blood and mucus, which leads to the restaurant’s health code shutdown. Charlie, as the Puppet, "gives them life" by tethering their spirits to the metal endoskeletons. Meanwhile, William starts Afton Robotics and builds "Funtime" animatronics at Circus Baby’s Pizza World, specifically designed with storage tanks and ice cream dispensers to kidnap children. His own daughter, Elizabeth, ignores his warnings and gets clawed into the stomach of Circus Baby. William then hides his "experiments" in an underground bunker called the Sister Location. Years later, Michael Afton goes down there to find his sister, only to have his internal organs scooped out by a hive-mind robot called Ennard, who uses Michael’s skin as a disguise until it rots purple and Ennard is forced to eject into the sewers.
      ​By 1987, a new "Grand Reopening" features Toy animatronics with advanced facial recognition tied to a criminal database. William, working the day shift under a fake name, tampers with the hardware, causing the bots to become aggressive toward adults. This culminates in the "Bite of '87," where a Toy animatronic—likely Mangle or Toy Chica—bites off a security guard's frontal lobe. The place is scrapped, leading to the low-budget, cramped 90s pizzeria from the first game. Michael, now a literal walking corpse, works the night shift under the alias "Mike Schmidt." After the location fails, William returns to the boarded-up ruins to dismantle the classic bots with a sledgehammer. The spirits of the five kids manifest and corner him in the "Safe Room." Desperate, William puts on the rusted, damp Spring Bonnie suit to mock them, but a ceiling leak triggers the springlocks. The metal gears and beams snap into his body, crushing his lungs and vocal cords in a slow, agonizing death. He is sealed behind a false wall for thirty years, rotting into the creature known as Springtrap.
      ​The nightmare peaks in 2023 when the "Fazbear’s Fright" horror attraction unearths Springtrap. Michael finds his father and tries to kill him by burning the building down, but both survive. Finally, Henry Emily returns to finish what they started. He designs a "pizzeria simulator" as a massive labyrinth under a fake restaurant. He lures every remaining loose end: Springtrap (now Scrap Trap), the merged spirits of the original kids (now Molten Freddy), Elizabeth (now Scrap Baby), and his own daughter (trapped inside the "Lefty" unit). As Michael manages the "restaurant" above, Henry triggers the trap, locking the vents and cranking the heat to 200 degrees to neutralize the soul-binding "Remnant." As the building goes up in flames, Henry delivers a final monologue to William, telling him that the "pit of Hell has opened to swallow him whole." The fire purifies the spirits, Henry and Michael choose to die in the flames, and the original blood-soaked tragedy of the Afton and Emily families finally turns to ash.

    2. Child locking the windows doesn’t do anything for the driver side, it just locks the other windows from being able to controlled by their buttons, the driver can still roll down all the windows or roll them up

    3. For those who don't know : after the was the few waters wil still be remained on gaps of window so when he rolls down his window the droplets of water will come out with it so it hurts 😢

    4. Those who don’t know is that when he wants to put his window down he will but it makes these sounds and noise and marks on the windows from the water and he doesn’t like it.

    5. There is a button you push the permits the windows from opening but not the driver one so then your still cooked I would just put a sign in your car as a reminder

    6. For those who don’t know when he rolled up the windows water steams came on them so it looks bad and if u care about that also he had wasting time drying it off twice

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