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[JustEmBr]

Juggling in all games is so much fun lol

[boldreaper]

ngl, it sounds like instead of playing Hulk by tanking, we should be playing him by running interference

[torynothing]

“Nobody uses world breaker”
Me, a Jeff main will say otherwise. They ignore everything and went for me every time they can

[Boofcan]

whats the sound design at the beginning when the rank appears aboev hulks head?

[canakiii]

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[DIOVANICastro]

Did you know that The lore of the Five Nights at Freddy's (FNaF) series is incredibly complex and filled with mysteries, twists, and hidden details. It spans across multiple games, books, and other media, with a timeline that’s not always linear. Below is a simplified breakdown of the key events and lore points in the FNaF universe, though keep in mind that some details may be left out for brevity.

Key Characters and Locations
Freddy Fazbear: The main animatronic bear who serves as the mascot of the franchise's various locations.
The Animatronics: These are possessed animatronic robots, often tied to tragic events in the story. They include Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, and other characters.
William Afton: A central antagonist in the series, known as the "Purple Guy." He is responsible for many of the deaths and atrocities that occur in the FNaF universe, especially the creation of the haunted animatronics.
The Afton Family: Includes William and his children: Michael, Elizabeth, and the youngest, who is often referred to as the "Crying Child."
The Pizzeria Locations: Various Freddy Fazbear restaurants like Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, Circus Baby's Pizza World, and others, which serve as the backdrop for most of the series.
Basic Timeline & Lore Breakdown
1. The Beginning: Fredbear's Family Diner
The lore starts with the first pizzeria, Fredbear's Family Diner. William Afton and his partner Henry Emily create animatronic characters to entertain children. However, these animatronics are secretly being used to cover up the actions of Afton, who is involved in child abduction and murder.

2. The Murders
William Afton lures children into the pizzerias and murders them. The spirits of these children haunt the animatronics, causing them to act violently and aggressively. The exact number of children is unclear, but they become trapped in the animatronics, which is the source of the haunted nature of the characters. Afton uses a machine called the "Springtrap" suit, which becomes central to the later games.

3. The "Missing Children Incident"
At some point, Afton lures a group of children into the back room of a Freddy Fazbear restaurant and kills them. Their souls attach to the animatronics. This is often referred to as the "Missing Children Incident."

4. The Creation of the Animatronics
William Afton and Henry Emily begin creating more advanced animatronics, including those that will play pivotal roles in later games (such as Circus Baby). Afton’s obsession with immortality leads him to experiment on human souls and animatronics.

5. The Tragic Events and the Afton Family
Afton’s own children are involved in the tragedy that unfolds. His youngest son is killed when he is bitten by one of the animatronics, leading to his death. This is often depicted in the "Crying Child" incident, in which the child is accidentally injured by one of the animatronics during the "Bite of '83."

In another incident, Afton's daughter, Elizabeth, is lured into a machine (Circus Baby), which captures and kills her, making her a part of the animatronic.

6. Springtrap and the Fall of William Afton
After Afton’s experiments go horribly wrong, he ends up becoming trapped inside one of the animatronic suits, Springtrap. He is tortured by the souls of the children he killed, and eventually, he is left to rot inside the suit.

7. The Different Pizzerias
Multiple Freddy Fazbear Pizzerias open and close over the years, each haunted by the restless spirits of the children. Some pizzerias are closed down due to bad publicity and incidents, while others are overtaken by the ghosts of the victims. These events are explored in games such as Five Nights at Freddy's 2, FNaF 3, and FNaF: Sister Location.

8. The Role of Michael Afton
Michael Afton, William’s son, plays a pivotal role throughout the series. Initially, he seems like a victim of his father’s actions. Later in the timeline, Michael attempts to undo his father's mistakes by freeing the souls of the children trapped in the animatronics. His fate is tragic, as he ends up becoming part of the horrifying animatronic machine himself, wandering through various locations in an attempt to stop his father.

9. The Curse of the Animatronics
As the animatronics continue to haunt the various pizzerias, the spirits of the children are unable to move on due to the horrors they've experienced. The cycle continues, as new locations open, and new animatronics are created, some of which are intentionally designed to be more dangerous or "contain" certain spirits.

10. Final Resolution (or Lack Thereof)
In FNaF 6: Pizzeria Simulator and FNaF: Help Wanted, it seems that the events of the past finally come to a head. Several key animatronics are destroyed or deactivated, and there’s an implication that the story is beginning to wind down. However, new games, books, and media continue to expand on the lore, suggesting that the true resolution may not yet be reached.

Important Themes
Tragedy and Redemption: Much of the lore revolves around the impact of William Afton’s actions on his own family and the spirits of the children he harmed. His son Michael attempts to redeem himself, but the cycle of horror continues.
Haunting and Revenge: The animatronics, as vessels for the souls of the children, represent revenge against their killer and their desire for justice or release.
The Corruption of Technology: The use of animatronics, advanced technology, and AI plays a central role in the franchise, symbolizing the dark consequences of human experimentation.
Conclusion
The Five Nights at Freddy's series is built around the central narrative of a haunted pizza chain, William Afton’s tragic actions, and the spirits of children trapped inside vengeful animatronics. While certain parts of the lore have been conclusively tied together, there are many open questions and lingering mysteries in the games and books, leaving fans to continually speculate and uncover new details. The series as a whole is defined by its horror, its complex timeline, and the tragic figures at the center of it all.

[malicious_intent]

Pro tip always use world breaker on the enemy jeff if they have one

[jordensimxge]

Any character that can stun black panther has an advantage in the match up

[King_Ced]

I feel hulks clap ability or at least primary should do a bit more dmg, i dont feel like im doing anything with him. How u make one of the strongest characters in marvel feel so weak

[WritingRave]

Glad to see people acknowledge how bad the grab is

[vebot]

the only time ive ever been world breakered i had been harrassing the guy basically all game, i feel like it's more about making a statement than winning

[WarriorcatGerda]

Jeff can still eat him while he is in his ult i have done that a couple times

[UcanCLouie]

They need too make hulk ult last longer then what it does

[Gocolas]

I don’t use world breaker to get kills, I use it to disrespect the sweaty enemies

[Deltamr]

they should make a patch for a season that's in all game modes besides ranked that lets the enemy be damaged by your team during the grab and be healed too as an experiment on it lol

[NathanEricksen-bz]

Can you do dagger I’m trying to lord her

[divinityandinfinity]

He's gonna be meta next season time to ban him
Again

[JTR.-]

As a Bucky main I can hook the monster hulk and use troopers fist and still move him

[DapperPanda]

Weird, I pulled an ulting Hulk towards me yesterday