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Grimm Foxy is an antagonist in Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted's DLC, Curse of Dreadbear. He is one of the two new animatronics included in the DLC mode, with the other being Dreadbear.
Physical Appearance
From his multiple renders and official art, Grimm Foxy appears to hold a sort of "Jack-O-Foxy" role. He is a large, bipedal animatronic fox sporting orange-red fur, with an overall structure similar to Nightmare Foxy. Rips and tears are spread out across his suit, with most of the damage being on his torso. In a similar vein to the the other Halloween-themed nightmare animatronics, he is missing his endoskeleton head, and a bright orange glow emanates from inside the suit. His left hand is structured in a similar way to the other nightmare animatronics, with five segmented fingers ending in sharp claws on each finger, while his right hand bears a large sickle, in contrast to his usual hook. He wears brown pants that are ripped from the knees down, and his legs end in trapezoidal feet with four claws protruding out of it.
His head is split into two segments, with the fabric on his muzzle gone, revealing the metal frame underneath. The fur on his ears is nearly gone, als revealing the metal framework. Unlike Nightmare Foxy, Grim Foxy retains his eye patch, and the tops of his eye sockets are intact, giving him a much more angry look. As a visual aesthetic, flames stream out from inside him whenever he walks or runs. Another added detail is the black spikes that extend out from his shoulders.
Role
Grimm Foxy attacking the player, animated.
Grimm Foxy replaces Foxy in the Danger! Keep Out! mode of the Curse of Dreadbear DLC for Help Wanted, behaving the exact same way as his counterpart from the first game. When he attacks, he will first peek out of the curtains, then he will come out further and get ready to charge. Due to being a reskin of Foxy, the Easter Egg from leaving the Office still exists. The only way to prevent his charge is to use the Light button on the camera when he is fully visible.
He also appears in the Corn Maze minigame in the Afraid of the Dark mode. There, he wanders around the maze, occasionally scraping his sickle on objects and singing to himself, chasing after the player if he notices them. As more keys are collected, Grim Foxy begins to become faster and more aggressive. The only way to hide from him is to use the numerous character sets scattered around the maze, which, if performed successfully, will cause Grim Foxy to run past his hiding spot and disappear. He can also be seen in the Game Over screen, where he is found standing behind the closed gates, scratching the brick-structured column.
Trivia
- Grimm Foxy's song in the Corn Maze level is just Foxy's actual humming heard in the first game, only edited to be more demonic-sounding.
- Grimm Foxy's overall aesthetic seems to be a nod to the Halloween-themed reskins of Nightmare Bonnie and Nightmare Chica from Five Nights at Freddy's 4, implying that he represents "Jack-O-Foxy".
Errors
- In the Corn Maze level, either of Grimm Foxy's arms can sometimes clip through the wall as he approaches the player. Though this happens very rarely.
Gallery Menu
Gameplay
Models and Animation
Miscellaneous
| Audio | Description |
|---|---|
| TBA | Grimm Foxy humming while idle. |
 | The sound Grimm Foxy makes when noticing the player. |
 | Grimm Foxy's scream when attacking the player. |
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Grimm Foxy's demonic humming isn't added
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I know about Grimm Foxy, but his demonic humming while being idle isn't added to the audio section. Is anybody having trouble with find...
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Nightmare vs Grim Foxy
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Davidtome146 wrote:which one is the darkest and most sinister (not counting Springtrap because this animatronic is dark enough to appear on M...
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Ratlovingidiot wrote:Davidtome146 wrote:which one is the darkest and most sinister (not counting Springtrap because this animatronic is d...
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