I Solved FNAF Security Breach

Hey everyone! In today's video I tell you a bunch of theories I've been crafting for about a month now about Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach. I think I may have solved some mysteries that have never been solved. This video was a ton of fun to make and it was really cool to see how Steel Wool Studios and Illumix told two different versions of basically the same story. I hope you enjoy this video :)

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[AstralSpiff]

Mazersize being the worst puzzle in gaming history has canonical implications now

[mr.harris]

I’ve always hated the “Gregory living in the mall” theory. Because if that were true, he wouldn’t have urgency to leave. It wouldn’t make sense for him to need to leave at 6am if he lives there. There would be no Security Breach.

I’m glad we have a theory that disproves that. Great theory, John!

[MadMovieMakers]

The staff meeting actually being an endoskeleton ambush is pretty chilling! These games have always done a great job of implying some grisly events without showing them directly. As for GNNA - Maybe it means GraNdmas aNd Aunts

[IkerUnzu]

This just blew my mind… WHAT. I hope everyone watches this theory

[StopDropDash]

I am absolutely mindblown right now, I thought all of this story was gone, but everything lines up perfectly and this is literally a groundbreaking revolution for the community. That you John this is going to spark a lot of things and you are a genius. You have found so many things that I am so astounded by and how you spent all this time connecting the dots for all of us from a few shards of glass. Absolutely ASTONISING!

[TheHuskyK]

Man, the implications of that final staff meeting is haunting, especially with the hidden endo still having cake on it. Vanny literally committed a massacre

[Sleeper_]

This absolutely groundbreaking. And it’s not just speculation or tenuous connections, this is solid evidence. The extremely specific details you connected are enough to prove that this is all at least almost fully accurate and that’s better than most fnaf theories are. This is a huge step forward in security breach lore

[SKB-and-PlasticFred]

Alternate title: Steel Wool and Illumix constantly changing the lore without each other's consent

[mystque_machne]

This is genuinely one of the most solid theories we've had since the release of Security Breach. Fantastic work!!!! 👏

[otkucorner]

Matpat needs to see this. This is mind blowing.

[gaberobison]

This is a really good analysis. I think MatPat has been doing it so long that he has an unconscious fixation on missing people being children. Your fresher eyes seem to have done a lot!

[tommytaylorberge]

I've never seen someone other than Matpat nail a theory video so damn well, and you're so humble about it too and didn't shit on Matpat like many other people did over his contributions to solving the lore of this series. Kudos to you good sir!

[Des]

I... I'm lost for words. It all connects perfectly. We all just had to go deeper. Look at the fine print. Things that are out of place. Great job John! Can't wait for more FNAF theory videos like this.💜👍

[I-LiveForBagels]

Wow, this is honestly mind blowing. How you realized all the patterns and noticed all the details turning it into one theory that makes sense with little to no plot holes.

Good job man

[fiona_flanagan]

the fact that you found this all from a pile of glass is mind blowing, absolutely amazing, it all makes so much sense, I love these theories

[CistReactZ]

This legit flipped the whole entirety of Security Breach for me holy crap

[valumtimes]

Regarding "GNNA", it's possible that's an internal code for "General/Not Available". It'd be a weirdly realistic answer, at least.

Businesses and orgs that have to file a lot of individual data (e.g. subjects, events, cases) like to make IDs with consistent character limits. It makes it easy to organize into a spreadsheet, particularly if you need a lot of people scanning for specific information. It's usually a good idea to have an "oh no, we forgot to get this info" code so you can still generate an ID while awaiting details.
"General/Not Available" is exactly the kind of vague code I'd expect for an unspecified event category.

What's the event? Who knows! Which room? To be decided! Now it's a shared headache for every employee working that day.

Welcome to the true horror of Security Breach: being employed in the service industry.

Edit: As @Don't quote me on that said below, N/A can also stand for non-applicable/not applicable! That would fit even better with this being an assorted categorization label.

[ashash]

Your month of agonizing over every little detail was not for naught. This was the best lore video by far and I think you did an excellent job. I would love to hear your take on the sticky note room! You payed attention to every single little detail and as a fan that’s been around about as long as you have it made my heart so happy🥹 these little details are seriously what tell them story. The endo with cake knocked my socks off. I don’t recall anyone talking about it! So many little things that I think fit into place very well I cannot wait to see the Halloween update 🤞

[tehawsumninja]

Hey John, love the video! Also wanted to throw my own two cents into the possible meaning behind the GNNA on the whiteboard. I personally think it stands for Group Needs Not Applicable or Group Needs No Ascessories as when you look at the other whiteboard that lists details about this party, it says it does not need balloons as it is N/A, unlike the bd, grad, and batm boards which have the guest numbers and what message should be written in the balloons like "Yay 40" (also love that someone came here for their 40th lol). I'm assuming they use this code, GNNA, when the party room does not have a theme to it, it is just being used as a reserved room for a get together, such as how like, in Mr Gatti's, Peter Piper, and Chuck E Cheese, school field trips, family outings, etc will be booked with private seating rooms, specific food delivered, or a specific amount of chairs, tables, etc, but won't be decorated in any specific way.

As I said before, great video - absolutely mindblown with some of your theories here. I hope MatPat sees this and does a response/follow-up to it or maybe does a collab with you, maybe on GTlive like you guys did for the Security Breach roundtable with Dawko, NintendoBandit, etc, but a one on one to go over these theories and find more stuff.

- Edit: thinking a bout that Yay 40 thing and that Luis's bday is in March, IS IT MAYBE A REFERENCE TO HIM HAVING HIS BDAY HERE AND HE'S 40???

[vucic.]

This FNAF Security Breach explanation interested me so much that I didn't even bother skipping any part and just watched all the way from the start to the end of the video. This is one of the best Security Breach discoveries I have yet seen within the past year