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William Afton
William Afton by Skull3398 January 24, 2022
William Afton
William Afton is a character (and main antagonist) of the Five nights at Freddy's series
in the book he is described as a large man who was always so "happy" constantly smiling
His first appearance was in the minigames from FNAF2 that rarely occur after death. in the 8-bit minigames he is a Purple/violet smiling man with dark soulless eyes and in the save them minigame he has a badge and small white dots in his eyes.
William is the co-owner of "Fazbear Entertainment" and the owner of his robotics company "Afton Robotics".
He has 3 children Michael (his oldest son), Elizabeth (his daughter), and the crying child (his other son).
William is also responsible for the MANY... MANY missing children at "Freddy Fazbears Pizza", he lured each of them to the back room wearing a yellow spring-lock Fredbear and Bonnie suit, where he killed each of the kids he kidnapped and hid the bodies in the animatronic characters. After being almost caught by the police, he skipped town changed his name to Dave Miller and lost ALOT of weight to the point that, when he returned, nobody recognized him.
years later William/Dave returned to Freddy's and dismantled each of the animatronics, but the ghosts of his victims were possessing the suits, and chased William into the hidden off-camera Safe-room. William hid inside of the spring-lock Bonnie suit and ended up dying from a Spring-lock failure, and was locked in the room for 30 years still "alive" in that suit.
in the book he is described as a large man who was always so "happy" constantly smiling
His first appearance was in the minigames from FNAF2 that rarely occur after death. in the 8-bit minigames he is a Purple/violet smiling man with dark soulless eyes and in the save them minigame he has a badge and small white dots in his eyes.
William is the co-owner of "Fazbear Entertainment" and the owner of his robotics company "Afton Robotics".
He has 3 children Michael (his oldest son), Elizabeth (his daughter), and the crying child (his other son).
William is also responsible for the MANY... MANY missing children at "Freddy Fazbears Pizza", he lured each of them to the back room wearing a yellow spring-lock Fredbear and Bonnie suit, where he killed each of the kids he kidnapped and hid the bodies in the animatronic characters. After being almost caught by the police, he skipped town changed his name to Dave Miller and lost ALOT of weight to the point that, when he returned, nobody recognized him.
years later William/Dave returned to Freddy's and dismantled each of the animatronics, but the ghosts of his victims were possessing the suits, and chased William into the hidden off-camera Safe-room. William hid inside of the spring-lock Bonnie suit and ended up dying from a Spring-lock failure, and was locked in the room for 30 years still "alive" in that suit.
"I’ve accepted the new life that you gave me. You’ve made me one with my creation. My name is Springtrap!”
~ William Afton accepting his fate to be Springtrap.
~ William Afton accepting his fate to be Springtrap.
William Afton by comicsans92 May 13, 2018
william afton
william afton by WhatToPut-? September 18, 2021
William afton
The strongest antagonist in FNAF and he has more lives than Jason Voorhees.
**SPOILER ALERT**
william afton is the person who killed the children and put them in animatronics
**SPOILER ALERT**
william afton is the person who killed the children and put them in animatronics
William afton by lolbinslak April 11, 2021
William Afton
He may have killed 11 children at multiple Freddy Fazbear's locations, but god damn he's fucking hot. I would definitely smash.
Your Friend: So your favorite FNaF Character is William Afton?
You: Yep! And god DAMN I'd let him destroy me.
Your Friend: What the fuck is wrong with you? He killed kids!
You: I know.
You: Yep! And god DAMN I'd let him destroy me.
Your Friend: What the fuck is wrong with you? He killed kids!
You: I know.
William Afton by Some Random Edgy Simp January 10, 2022
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