Funtime Freddy (Fazbear Frights)

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Funtime Freddy
Technical Description
Class	Funtime Animatronic
Model	Bear
Main Color	White and Pink (Formerly) Dingy Gray
Eye Color	Blue
Gender Pronoun	He/Him
Misc. Information
First Appearance	Count the Ways
Latest Appearance	Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit (Hand only)

“Lamb chop, there's nothing I want from you except your life.” — Funtime Freddy, Fazbear Frights 1: Into the Pit

Funtime Freddy is the main antagonist of Count the Ways, the final story of Fazbear Frights 1: Into the Pit. He also appears as a minor antagonist in Room for One More, the second story of Fazbear Frights 3: 1:35AM.

Quick Answers

Who is the main antagonist in 'Count the Ways' from Fazbear Frights 1: Into the Pit?

In 'Count the Ways' from Fazbear Frights 1: Into the Pit, the main antagonist is Funtime Freddy. This mechanical bear, once white-and-pink but now dingy-gray, is known for his bow tie and top hat. Funtime Freddy also has a minor role in 'Room for One More', a story in Fazbear Frights 3: 1:35 A.M.

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What is the appearance of Funtime Freddy in 'Count the Ways'?

Funtime Freddy, in 'Count the Ways', is a large, mechanical bear with a dingy-gray color, previously white-and-pink. He is distinguished by his bow tie and top hat. He serves as the primary antagonist and closely resembles Grayscale Funtime Freddy from 'The Fourth Closet', with both versions not featuring Bon-Bon.

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In which other story from Fazbear Frights does Funtime Freddy appear as a minor antagonist?

In the Fazbear Frights series, Funtime Freddy features as a minor antagonist in 'Room for One More', part of Fazbear Frights 3: 1:35 A.M. He also takes on the role of the main antagonist in 'Count the Ways' from Fazbear Frights 1: Into the Pit.

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What colors was Funtime Freddy originally before turning?

Funtime Freddy from Fazbear Frights was initially designed in white and mauve. The mauve color was present on his stomach, shoulders, elbows, knees, inside of his ears, cheeks, thighs, right hand knuckles, and the top of his feet. His eyes were blue, cheeks red, and his hands' palms and feet undersides were light pink.

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What is the signature accessory of Funtime Freddy?

Distinct from other versions, Funtime Freddy's notable accessory is a microphone held in his left hand. Additional features include a black bowtie situated under his chin and a round speaker centrally located on his chest.

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Physical Appearance

In Count the Ways, Funtime Freddy is a mechanical bear with a bow tie, top hat, and a creepy blank grin. He had once been white and pink, but turned a dingy gray after years of neglect. Funtime Freddy is big enough for a person to climb inside his body cavity, which a door allows Millie to do. He has hinges on his limbs, suggesting he had once been able to move. Funtime Freddy's large, terrifying blue eyes roll back to see inside of his stomach cavity.

In Room for One More, Funtime Freddy is described as animatronic cartoony bear wearing a top hat and a bow tie. He has blank bulging eyes, and his face can open like a doors, revealing hideous metallic skull, made out of snaking wires and cables. In the graphic novel, he is also shown to have Bon-Bon on his right hand.

Illustration for Count the Ways shows the inside of Funtime Freddy, with an endoskeleton resembling his game counterpart's.

Personality

Funtime Freddy is portrayed as twisted and sadistic. He has killed before but is merciful enough to give Millie options of how she wants to die. He goes into detail, describing each method to her and telling her all he knows about it, suggesting he has a vast amount of knowledge when it comes to death and the various ways to torment and kill people. Funtime Freddy seems to kill people solely because he has the ability to do so.

History

Count the Ways

At an unknown date, Funtime Freddy was abandoned in a scrapyard, for what he claims were "ages". Eventually, he was taken by Millie's grandfather into his garage, where he makes sure Funtime Freddy remains activated.

After an unknown amount of time, Millie decides to climb into Funtime Freddy's torso on Christmas Eve. She hides inside of him to escape the Christmas party her family was having, and Funtime Freddy sets his sights on her, rolling his eyes to peer inside. He claims to know about Millie's infatuation with death and dying, offering to end her life whichever way she chooses, in what he calls a mutually beneficial arrangement. Millie states she doesn't really want to die, but Funtime Freddy laughs it off.

Funtime Freddy begins to list the many ways he could kill her, starting with the suggestion of starving her to death. Millie considers this method, reasoning she could scream for help, but the animatronic replies that his insides are soundproof. He suggests turning off the heaters in his system, freezing Millie to death, but discards the idea as her grandfather checks him often. He also suggests impaling Millie on one of his endoskeleton's metal rods, filling himself with water and boiling it, and decapitation on a thin, sharp, metal piece inside him. He goes into excruciating detail over each procedure, even citing historical events and persons related to some murder methods. During his explanations, Funtime Freddy shows extensive knowledge about many aspects of Millie's life, and reveals his reason to want to murder her being his boredom.

Millie believes she can dodge the blade and sneak out of Funtime Freddy, so she chooses decapitation. Funtime Freddy happily accepts, as it is the one method he hasn't tried before. As he prepares to kill her, she attempts to open his stomach hatch and leave, but he looks back inside before. Millie asks for a countdown so the animatronic bear acts out a French Revolution-like execution scene, blaming her for "crimes against humanity", these being her general rudeness and ungratefulness. Counting to three in French, Funtime Freddy releases the blade from his stomach as Millie prepares to dodge as well as she can.

As revealed later, Millie's attempt was futile and Funtime Freddy succeeded in killing her.

Room for One More

Funtime Freddy returns as a minor antagonist in one of Stanley's dreams. In the dream, Stanley enters the underground facility only to find it is pitch black. He eventually finds his security office, and upon entering, shines his flashlight on him in the corner. Funtime Freddy opens up his face plates and lunges at him.

Trivia

• Although in Count the Ways, Funtime Freddy kills Millie, the story itself doesn't specify it until Fazbear Frights #11 epilogue and leaves an open ending.
• In the Fazbear Frights series, Funtime Freddy is almost identical to Grayscale Funtime Freddy from The Fourth Closet.
  • In fact, both versions lack Bon-Bon.
• Funtime Freddy is not mentioned as a mascot of Circus Baby's Pizza World in Dance with Me, though he presumably is one.
• Alongside Spring Bonnie and Eleanor, Funtime Freddy is one of the animatronics whose illustration was removed from the book due to lacking color.
• Alongside Spring Bonnie, Funtime Freddy appears to have a some connection with Eleanor.
• Funtime Freddy says "There's nothing I want from you except your life" in both Special Delivery and Count The Ways.

Gallery

Fazbear Frights

A black and white illustration of Funtime Freddy from Count the Ways

Into the Pit (Game)

Funtime Freddy's arm with Bon-Bon, as seen in the Count the Ways Minigame.