Ella (Fazbear Frights)

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Ella
Ella in the third Fazbear Frights book's cover.
Appearance
Species	Animatronic Doll
Gender	Female
Eye Color	Unknown
Color	Pale-Tan
Other Information
First Appearance	Fazbear Frights 3: 1:35AM

“It's time.” — Ella, Fazbear Frights #3: 1:35 A.M.

Ella is a miniature doll-like animatronic who first appears as the main antagonist of 1:35 A.M., the first story in the book of the same name, and then as a cameo character in the epilogue of Fazbear Frights 5: Bunny Call.

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What is the role of Ella in the Fazbear Frights series?

In the Fazbear Frights series, Ella is a miniature, doll-like animatronic who debuts as the primary antagonist in '1:35 A.M.', the third book. She also appears in a cameo role in the 'Fazbear Frights 5: Bunny Call' epilogue. Ella's role in the Five Nights at Freddy's film is minor, portrayed as a springlock suit stored alongside Sparky.

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How does Ella's appearance differ from her novel trilogy counterpart?

Ella from Fazbear Frights is depicted as a small, doll-like animatronic. In contrast, the novel trilogy describes Ella as having the same height as the protagonist, Charlie, without any explicit mention of her being an animatronic.

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What is unique about Ella's animatronic design in Five Nights at Freddy's?

Ella, from Five Nights at Freddy's, is a distinctive animatronic doll. Her design features a white springlock suit, red cheeks, red lipstick, and brown ringlets. She often sports a blue bonnet with pink frills, a blue dress, and dark shoes. Ella is known to hold a teacup and saucer or a tea tray. Her sharp gears, akin to those in the Torture Freddy Head, hint at a possible transformation into a torture device.

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In which book does Ella first appear as the main antagonist?

Ella, a doll-like animatronic from the Fazbear Frights series, first emerges as the primary antagonist in '1:35 A.M.' She also appears briefly in the epilogue of 'Fazbear Frights 5: Bunny Call'.

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How does Ella's role change in Fazbear Frights 5: Bunny Call?

Ella, a miniature doll-like animatronic in the Fazbear Frights series, transitions from her initial role as the main antagonist in '1:35 A.M.' to a cameo character in the epilogue of Fazbear Frights 5: Bunny Call. Her notable feature is a small digital clock on her chest.

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Physical Appearance

Ella's appearance seems to be relatively similar to the illustrations of her novel trilogy counterpart. She is about two feet tall with brown curly hair, big dark eyes, and plump pink cheeks, which reminds Delilah of the baby she envisioned having one day. Ella also has thick lashes and baby-soft "skin." Her pretty baby face is partially shadowed by her blue hat, with its wide brim fringed in pink ruffles. Ella wears a puffy-sleeved, 1980s-era bright blue full-skirted dress with pink ruffled trim and a big bow around the waist. Because she is electronic, she is heavier than she looks. Ella has a small digital clock embedded in her chest, which can be activated by pressing a sequence of little buttons on her round belly.

When at the garage sale in 1:35 A.M., a bright pink tag reading “My name is Ella,” and an instructional booklet was hung around Ella’s wrist at the garage sale. Pinned to her dress is a note explaining that only the alarm clock works. There was a little white price tag stuck to the back of Ella's neck.

Functionality

Ella is a high-tech electronic doll manufactured by Fazbear Entertainment. She was a "helper doll" designed to do a number of tasks, such as keeping time and serving as an alarm clock, managing appointments, keeping track of lists, taking photos, reading stories, singing songs, and serving drinks. Ella could also test the pH level in water and do personality assessments when the owner answered her programmed list of 200 questions. The doll Delilah finds, however, can only function as an alarm clock.

History

1:35 A.M.

In the first story, Ella is the doll that Delilah buys at the yard sale, where she is revealed to also be an alarm clock. She mistakenly sets an alarm for 1:35 am and throws her away, thinking she is not working. For the next few weeks, Ella wakes her up at exactly 1:35 am, either by producing noises or manifesting in front of her. She is able to mimic voices of people Delilah knew, and is seemingly able to teleport and disappear instantaneously. Delilah is terrified of sleeping knowing that Ella will wake her up. Her paranoia from Ella causes her to accuse her friend and lose her job. At one point, Delilah reports that she will never feel safe knowing that Ella was still out there. Eventually, Delilah runs away to a building under construction, getting stuck in a ventilation system. Ella disappears, seemingly stopping her pursuit, leaving Delilah to die in the vent.

Fazbear Frights #5 - Epilogue

During the epilogue, Grim follows The Stitchwraith to an abandoned factory, and sees what appears to be an Ella doll's arm sticking out of a bag. It is unknown if this is the same Ella doll that appears in 1:35 A.M..

Trivia

• Ella is the first character in the Fazbear Frights series to originate from the novels.
• The epilogue from the fifth book imply that she may be one of the many objects infected by Andrew's rage. This could be the reason why she is haunted.
• In the epilogue of the 10th book, it is revealed that Eleanor was the one terrorizing Delilah and not Ella.
• Ella makes a cameo being a springlock in the Five Nights at Freddy's movie.
• Ella had a scrapped Easter Egg in Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit, where she would appear behind The Mill. Interacting with her triggers the dialog "Must have been some kind of alarm clock. Its eyes say 1:35AM." The cut sprite is still viewable in the files of the Switch version.

Gallery

Fazbear Frights

Story artwork from The Ultimate Guide.

Into the Pit (Game)

A scrapped sprite of Ella.