“Come back here and let me out of this thing! You can't leave me in here like this!” |
Julius' Exoskeleton is a custom exoskeleton model made by Julius, the main antagonist of The Breaking Wheel, the second story of Fazbear Frights 7: The Cliffs.
Physical Appearance[]
Julius's exoskeleton is a skeletal suit. It's made out of a collection of metal frameworks attached to mechanical joints at the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees. The exoskeleton has leather straps and metal clamps to keep itself in place on Julius's body. There is a shoulder strap, chest strap, and a hip strap. The clamps are located at the wrists and ankles, and are designed to keep the occupant locked inside, requiring a second person to get the occupant out. The exoskeleton uses piston cylinders for movement, and there are visible wires leading to the exoskeleton's circuits.
After Julius's torture inside the suit, his mangled body is still attached to it.
Functionality[]
Its original purpose was to make the wearer stronger and faster while wearing the suit. However, Julius threatens to use the suit to lock Reed into it, and then use a remote to control his actions. Pickle's remote inadvertently controls his suit by using a similar frequency Julius uses to control the suit, much to his ire.
History[]
The exoskeleton was constructed by Julius for his robotics class project. He complains that Pickle's remote keeps accidentally controlling his machine by using the same frequency. After bullying Pickle, Reed stays after school to confront Julius, but fails to do so. Julius puts on the suit to demonstrate its powers and threatens Reed that he will lock him in it and force him to be his servant. Suddenly, an electric current shocks the suit, which makes Julius briefly immobile, giving Reed the time to fully lock him in the suit. Julius demands to be let go, but Reed decides to leave him overnight to teach him a lesson.
As he travels home with Shelly and Pickle, he ponders whether locking Julius in the suit overnight is considered torture. He decides that leaving him in there, while uncomfortable, isn't torturous and is what he deserves. When Pickle's younger brother starts playing with his robot by ramming it into walls, he worries that his remote was still connected to Julius' exoskeleton, and that he was in fact being tortured by following the robot's erratic movements. His fear worsens when Pickle allows the robot to move its joints freely, and he believes that he hears the sounds of Julius' breaking bones. His injuries would have been similar to the victims of a breaking wheel.
Located within the house is a perfect miniature replica of the bigger house. When Ory slams Pickle's robot into a wall of the dollhouse, a louder slam is heard in the real house. When Pickle's robot climbs up the dollhouse, Reed hears something crawling up the walls. Shelly, Pickle, and Ory leave to get sodas, leaving Reed alone in the house. He hesitantly checks the second floor of the house but finds nothing. He returns to main room of the house and lowers his guard. Julius jumps out of hiding to chase Reed, revealing his fleshy corpse within the exoskeleton. Reed runs upstairs to escape through a window, but Julius pins Reed down on a bed and wraps his limbs around Reed.
When Ory returns home, he maneuvers Pickle's robot out of the miniature house and spams all the buttons, causing the robot to thrash wildly.
Trivia[]
- In the graphic novel adaptation, you can see a small red button on the torso of the suit. This could be a reference to the adventure variant of Endo-01.
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