The Special Delivery game's merchandise store banner with all of the animatronic skins up until the Halloween 2020 Event showcased with the rest of the original animatronics.
Animatronic Skins are special features in Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery, used for customizing the delivery animatronics' plush suits. They were first introduced on March 12, 2020 during the St. Patrick's Day event with the introduction of Shamrock Freddy. The latest skin to be implemented in the game was on December 13, 2021 during the Dark Circus event with the introduction of Great Escape Golden Freddy.
There are a current total of thirty-nine skins (excluding Clockwork Minireena and the cupcakes) implemented into the game, and the number is still ongoing.
The skins are usually introduced in ongoing Delivery Events, however they are only available via limited time. When encountered randomly with lures, their Plush Suits and lures will rarely be given as rewards upon defeated. Their character packs can also be purchased from the store with Faz-Coins or in-app purchases.
While the skins are just merely reskins and almost have the same behavior like the original counterparts, some skins can be very unique and can have their own unique charging and workshop animations.
The list of animatronics with their corresponding skins.
The following lists focus on the minor differences in mechanics that the skins have during an encounter. To get details on their actual physical differences and alterations, visit their respective pages.
Freddy Frostbear is the only winter animatronic to receive a skin for the Winter Wonderland Event as he is the only animatronic to be considered a separate character and has his own CPU.
RWQFSFASXC, Jack-O-Lantern, and Bon-Bon are also counted, since they're side antagonists and thus not listed in the delivery catalog.
Springtrap and Bonnie have the most number of animatronic skins out of all the others at this point, with the total being four skins each.
The Curse is the only animatronic skin not to be named after the animatronic it's based off on, therefore it's not named "Curse Springtrap" or "The Curse Springtrap".
Starting from the release of Radioactive Foxy, skins start to receive their own original workshop animation instead of reusing they're original counterpart's workshop animation.
