Five Nights at Freddy’s References in Other Media: #fnaf

Five Nights at Freddy’s References in Other Media: #fnaf

Chuck E Cheese's vs FNAF:

Five Nights at Freddy's (FNaF) is a 2014 point-and-click survival horror game developed and published by Scott Cawthon. The player controls Mike Schmidt, a night security guard at a family pizzeria. Schmidt must complete his shifts while avoiding the homicidal animatronic characters that wander the restaurant at night. The player has access to security cameras to monitor the animatronics throughout the shift, and a set of steel doors that can lock out the characters. Using the cameras and doors consumes the player's limited electricity, and draining all of the power causes these tools to become inoperable. If the player fails to keep the animatronics out of the office, they will be jumpscared and experience a game over.

[marilynalao]

"Five nights of fun" sounds like the hour of joy😭🙏

[toniosoflyy]

You could also have been fired referencing FNAF while working at chuck e cheese

[hoggerguy]

If you notice at the bottom of the Chuck E. Cheese Halloween poster it’s a little hard to read but it says “special appearance by everyone’s favorite *purple guy*, Mr. Munch”

[lexramstudios]

Fnaf deserves to be part of pop culture

[Salt_]

It’s crazy to think this small indie game became so massive to the point that other media reference it. I still remember when sister location released like it was last month.

[haileyfandroidfan]

Ok, the fact the picture frames in FNaf 4 are actually pictures of Scott and his family is really cute

[alexad]

My favorite one is the Regular Show reference, when they went to the arcade, and the animatronics got crazy and had guns

[AbsolXGuardian]

Now I'm just imagining Molly vs the animatronics. Everyone is getting their happiest day now

[WierdBlueRat]

Chuck E. Cheese’s felt more like a cash grab than an Easter egg.

[Micheal_kaiser]

Okay, diving deep into the FNAF lore! The story primarily revolves around William Afton, a disturbed individual, and Henry Emily, his business partner. Together, they created animatronics for family entertainment, but Afton harbored sinister intentions. He murdered several children, whose souls then possessed the animatronics. These possessed animatronics haunt Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and its subsequent iterations. Key events include "The Bite of '83" and "The Missing Children Incident." Afton's own family is deeply affected, with his son becoming the animatronic known as "Springtrap." Henry Emily eventually returns to end the cycle, leading to a fiery conclusion in "Freddy Fazbear's Pizza Simulator." The series has many different timelines and alternate universes so things get quite confusing.

[cyclopssam]

You forgot, the regular show one. That one was a hilarious ep😂

[sbp]

the Chuck E Cheese one also happened around the time the FNAF movie was coming out

[stickmaneq]

Fnaf fans when they see a bear with a tophat (It's a Fnaf reference)

[themonsterbraincreator]

I never knew Steven universe did a fnaf reference even if it was from a comic it suprises me alot 😮

[Ashtonb]

Bro I feel like I want to play 10 Tuesdays at tinkles

[Hellboyrecroom]

Freddy when hears that:give me your face 🫵
Chucky:No !!, Stay from me !!!✋️
(Freddy rips his head brutally)

[Shark.lover.]

Fun fact: the animatronic band that inspired fnaf is called the rockafire explosion and was bought by Chuck E. Cheese in the late 80s

[clkidd-tz]

FNOF was a Chuck E. Cheese parody of Fnaf because they realized that more kids knew about Freddy Fazbear than Chuck E. Cheese so they decided to make fun of FNaF

[calebgaming]

The SpongeBob with the bear is like billy bob

[christiankim]

The spongbob one is actually a reference to Showbiz pizza 🤓