- Not what you were looking for? See Foxy (disambiguation).
Nightmare Foxy is a major antagonist and one of the nightmare animatronics of the Five Nights at Freddy's series, who first appeared in Five Nights at Freddy's 4. He is a nightmarish variant of Foxy.
Physical Appearance[]
“Nightmare Foxy is similarly a slightly larger, more tattered version of the familiar fox. He's got a pirate hook for a right hand, but is lacking the pirate eye patch.” |
Nightmare Foxy is a tall, crimson, withered version of the original Foxy with a lighter coloring on his stomach, jaw, and some parts of his head. He has one major tear in his lower torso. His brown pants are completely stripped from the shins down with his endoskeleton revealed on the legs. His left hand is designed much like Springtrap's and the other nightmare animatronics, although it is very different from that of his original counterpart, as Nightmare Foxy's hand is covered by the animatronic suit. His right hand is replaced with a sharp metal hook, like his original counterpart. He has razor-sharp teeth and toes. He lacks an eyepatch, unlike his original counterpart.
Just like every other nightmare animatronic, Nightmare Foxy's head seems to be separated into two parts. Half of his muzzle is completely missing, revealing a metal frame beneath. He sports with a square-shaped black nose. The upper part of his eye-sockets is wide, the material above his metallic, orange eyes has completely rotted away, and there's a large rip on the top right side of his face. Large portions of his ears are absent as well.
Personality[]
Like the rest of the nightmares, Nightmare Foxy is depicted as a cruel and menacing animatronic who desires nothing more than to harm his victims, making him the complete opposite of his original persona, Foxy.
Appearances[]
| Title | Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Five Nights at Freddy's 4 | Major character | First appearance; secondary antagonist. |
| Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted (Curse of Dreadbear DLC) |
Major character | Posthumous antagonist. |