<div class="quote"><i>Gold571 wrote:
Maybe they gave it as a "gift" to Mangle, like how cats give dead mice to their owners.</i></div>
<p>Kind of a stretch in my opinion. </p>

I just flat out don't get the analogy.

<p>Neither do I, since they obviously didn't care about her. (her meaning the main head) The staff were blatantly annoyed about fixing her every shift, and the kids constantly tore her apart. I can see them adding spare parts in to slow down the waves of destructive children, though. O_o </p>

<p>It's kind of dumb that kids can tear apart a metal endo of all things but I don't expect any real sense of logic in this series at this point. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Starscream1998 wrote: It's kind of dumb that kids can tear apart a metal endo of all things but I don't expect any real sense of logic in this series at this point. </p> </i></div>
<p>They probably don't rip it apart. The way I see it is that maybe the endoskeleton has like joints or something that are easy to pull apart so the kids moreso disassemble them. </p>

Whoever designed the joints for the Toys clearly deserved a good firing.

Definitely

<p>And I agree that the 'small children tearing apart a steel animatronic' thing is far-fetched </p>

But given that FNAF seems to thrive off of not making a lick of sense it's hardly surprising.

<p>Ehhh, FNAF makes sense sometimes it's just also confusing. </p>