FNAF's SCARIEST Series RETURNS!

My apologies Springtrap, but I would rather not come closer and be stuffed in an animatronic suit. After months of waiting, we finally get to see the man behind the slaughter!

It's been so long since the last FNAF VHS episode! With the release of the first teaser for Battington's new FNAF VHS content, it was as good a time as any to do a proper series retrospective.

I've seen a lot of incredible designs for the the FNAF animatronics, but these are still my favorite I think. JR's is a close second, though it's hard to compare designs from FNAF games directly with scary FNAF videos like these.

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Hell's Whisper (Disgaea)

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[theftking]

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[readysetgameover]

You know, I feel like these vhs tapes just help us to remember how horrifying the premise is. I think us fnaf fans often forget the horror of children being murdered and forced into robots to suffer. We become numb to the uncanny horror of such a scenario in the grand scheme of the franchise.

[Niernim]

FNAF as a whole never once terrified me.
Personally, I'm extremely terrified of animontronics. Have been since I was a child because of an incident I witnessed many years ago. Sadly, I can't remember what that was. I can only remember the way I felt looking at those singing robots on stage.
I never heard of "Battington" before, but seeing this... I'm excited and also terrified.
The entire time I was watching this, I felt a terrible chill run up and down my spine, my senses told me to run away as I watched the movements of these characters. The only one that didn't do it was Spring Trap and the puppet. Not sure why.

[mr.incognito]

Remember kids. Without FNAF, we wouldn’t have content like the Battington tapes or FNAF VHS.

[melt_brain]

the fact that these two creators of roughly the same thing can have a civil and adult conversation about not copying and such and being able to lift each other up is so sad. it’s not sad in that light, but it’s sad that game developers are better at taking criticism and are better at listening to opinions than most mainstream artists and actors/actresses. i loved both of these youtube channels and cannot wait to see more from both. hopefully we can see a collab in the future, but i’m not sure.

[pepekovallin]

I'll always love the fact that a Fazbear employee got his hands in spring Bonnie suit, felt the rotten scent coming of it, maybe even saw some flesh coming out of it and was like "what could go wrong?"

[Jadwolf]

As much as I respect squimpus’ vhs tapes, battington showed us the remastered we didnt need, but are insanely grateful. Batting is my favourite analog horror and he is insane talent. Love the vids <3

[Foxy-btwq]

I've always loved the style of VHS videos in any form even if it's not related to fnaf. It's sure is good to have them back.

[KipsterMc]

While it's a shame that the whole entire controversy earlier this year happened, I'm glad Battington is back and now making completely original (as original as FNaF fan projects can be) stuff, and gosh dang, it is TERRIFYING

[TricBrosStudios]

Wait, THAT’S why it was taken down?! The robot without lungs hanging itself is where they draw the line?! Not the murdered children with their eyes bleeding out?! Wowie.

On the topic of this video, I couldn’t have said any of this better. It’s an amazingly horrifying series and I almost had a heart attack when I saw he uploaded a Fazbear Fright video and instantly knew we were gonna see the full Springtrap model from his Twitter.

[theftking]

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[gaminggladiator]

I'll always love squimpus' original version, especially the final one with springtrap, but i just love battington's designs and how his videos take different turns and yet follow the story squimpus laid out.
I'm glad squimpus is allowing them to continue and how far they've gone with their rendition of the story.

[josephmamah]

I love battingtons version for many reasons, but as someone who got into actual animatronic history through fnaf, I’m impressed that in the first of his tapes, Freddy’s mech (real term for endoskeleton) is exactly what you would see in real life.

[GraviTNT]

Can't wait to see this new FNAF 3 stuff. It really feels like springtrap is a real haunted house attraction and not something that fazbear fright's crew threw in last minute

[bentobox]

Theft your interaction with the chat is what makes me respect your streams. A lot of other streamers (on YT) have little to no interaction with chat. I love the content!

[_DeathBox_]

In my opinion, "Sound Response Check", "Nonexistent video", and "Pirate Cove Pre-Show" were the scariest ones.

Animatronics are supposed to give the _illusion_ that they're alive, meanwhile Chica has her eyes rolling to the back of her head while seeing more and more red in the eyes, indicating that she might actually _be_ alive in some way.

The tutorial for puting on the Springlock suit had me tensing up, because I thought the tape was gonna glitch, and show the Springlocks _peirce_ through the arm.

And in Pirate Cove Pre-Show, where the characters are stuffed with the kids, while still trying to do the show...

The way Battington pulled everything off is brilliant!

[H_Yukikaze]

3:58 Freddy disappeared like my dad going to get milk 💀

[AzayBae]

I also like Battington’s additions. I really love how he interpreted a spring trap attraction.

I wonder if it actually opens to the public for a bit in his timeline.

[da_vibincat]

10:04 foxy be like...tf just happend...

[kory_misun]

Any clip involving the fiberglass shell of our dejected Fredbear is my favorite, and unnerves me the most. Without a nose, it took me many rewatches to figure out who it was.