WE FOUND THE SPRINGLOCK TRAINING TAPE… - FNAF VHS NONEXISTENT VIDEO REACTION

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[ethancurtsinger]

Still love how Battington expanded it with the springlocks, Fredbear had a jaw upgrade, and the poor guy who was inside of Spring Bonnie suit got springlocked

[carmineredpigment]

I really like Battington’s take on how the spring suits work. It’s a lot more realistic than the entire skeleton magically collapsing around the inside of the costume.

[OptickoYT]

Love the image of Afton seeing the ghosts of the missing children in the backroom and proceeding to remove the suit and fiberglass shell, enter the springlock endoskeleton, put the fiberglass shell and suit back on, and only THEN get springlocked

[mlggamer]

I really like that he's given Squimpus' animations a whole fresh coat of paint. A little bit more unsettling honestly. has he seen this? I wonder

[lucasparadox]

If they haven't already, somebody NEEDS to hire Battington for a big budget Horror Movie... These tapes and their Visuals understand the subtleties of Fear VERY well.

[mlgscrappy]

For those of you who don’t know what spring Bonnie was talking about at the end, he was referring to the “MICHAEL, DON’T LEAVE ME HERE!! MICHAEL!” Audio, because it was recorded by putting a phone in a washing machine and someone speaking and banging on it from the outside of the washing machine. I loved that reference.

[DJDroz-tzqc]

Judging by the design, a failure would only penetrate the skin and muscle layers since they're ment to connect to the endoskeleton? Depending on the power and length of the springs, this wouldn't kill them immediately unless they're long enough to reach vital organs, but given the purpose this is unlikely unless the failure happens in the head and the springs are strong enough to penetrate the skull. A failure in the legs could cause a chain reaction because collapsing could trigger failure in other systems. I would guess that most deaths from springlock failure are from bleeding out slowly and painfully, and any survivors most like required amputation of limbs? I'm no expert and this could all be completely wrong but what I'm saying is death by springlock failure is a terrible way to go, but could be survived with proper treatment and luck.

[Limbambo]

usually extreme pain is numbed a lot because you were expecting to happen and the adrenaline makes it hurt less, spring locks would be instant and with barely any warning, you would feel the full force of the springs jolting into your flesh.

[RonaldAsks]

Sound response check, pirate cove pre-show and Nonexistent video are nothing but upgrade after upgrade.
Each one of them made a different and unique new step in the right direction. What started as faithfull reimaginings of squimpuses tapes became some of the best analog horror, PERIOD.
If you think this is the best it can get then you're most likely wrong. I'm sure Battington can top anything at this point.
Truly such a great creator.

[fox-milessavioroffoxes]

I think the Fredbear Exoskeleton was in the middle of being switched to suit mode before it somehow reactivated, the feet must’ve been removed which is why it’s crawling on the ground

[thefnafARgod]

Highly recommend reacting to The Macabre Experiment next. It’s absolutely amazing. It’s an analog horror that recreates old creepypastas.

[JesooSiffredi]

Man Battington is really talented. I am really keen into Squimpus's series and seeing eerie snd messed up details added into it, plus WAY more realistic.. It just blows my mind

[ghostofwar]

It is even creepier when you realize that the Fredbear suit was in performer mode when the bite happened, as shown by the image of a bloody Fredbear head with the "fake eyes" described from earlier.

[sharkkebunni]

The design of fibreglass is the most interesting part, I think the idea of one design being just an undersuit then it being covered with a costume is amazing then would explain why they toss the costume on top for a Holoclip, costwise cheaper then cleaning costume and they can be lazy by just making people believe it's real with a clip

[alywayart]

i love how detailed the inner workings of the animatronics are in this series. it makes it seem so real because irl animatronics can be quite complicated

[LightningLeaf]

I love Fredbears just-- not cleaning out the blood from the eye sockets in the training tapes like they needed the tape made because someone already got springlocked.

[Said-theGhostBoyReborn]

Gosh these VHS tape videos are soo creepy and amazing. Battington deserving a reward for making the scariest VHS tapes of the fnaf.

[cawsomeaolin]

Fiberglass Fredbear: *Puts head down for 0.4 seconds*
Dawko: HE DIED

[YanntastischGER]

I was constantly screaming, asking "Why?!" Why do they need to put on the dangerous animatronic stuff, why not just the fursuit?! qwq
This tape reminded me of how messed up this is in FNaF.

[frozenfiredarknight]

1:53
Fun Fact, Fredbear is screeching the Happy Birthday theme music.
sounds horrific and I love it