The connection between FNAF 1’s security guard, Mike Schmidt, and Michael Afton is heavily supported by in-game dialogue and later installments in the series. Michael’s journey of redemption ...

However, Michael is not exactly a saint himself, as in FNAF 4 he was revealed to have killed his younger brother, Evan Afton, years before in 1983. As part of a cruel prank with his friends ...

Naturally, once Mike is on the job ... It’s also entirely possible that the next FNAF film or films follow Afton in his demise—after which he becomes a whole new villain called The Springtrap.

Spoiler alert: The man under the bunny suit, William Afton, is also the same career counselor guy who pushed Mike to become a security guard at Freddy’s in the first place. In other words ...

Business partners William Afton and Henry Emily launched ... While it’s unconfirmed who the protagonist of FNAF 4 is, evidence points to it being Michael, with the story of The Crying Child ...

following Mike Schmidt as he takes a job at an abandoned Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria, which was given to him by Steve Raglan/William Afton. Over the course of five days, Schmidt uncovers a mystery ...

End credit scenes seem to be a big trend in movies today, especially horror, so it is no surprise that Five Nights at Freddy’s has some treats hidden in its final moments. Aside from the Five ...