A game where the fandom gives more lore then the game itself. Repeat after me. Ennard is gay. (XD)
(Also it’s a horror game kinda forgot ngl it’s good but the fandom has the lore lol.)

A phase that usually appears in late childhood or early teens,that manifests itself by a big passion on the game Five Nights at Freddy's.A child or teen in this phase will usually start watching animations and stories about their favorite fnaf characters,fan-games(usually when they can afford the original) ,watch markiplier and just be overly passionate about the game as whole.The phase usually ends at in the mid or late teens or at least becomes less severe,but nostalgia might still be present sometimes.Even though is not always the case,but many people will still remain passionate by the horror genre .

The most ancient puzzle in history. Even older than time itself.

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A angry 5 year old who believes five night's at freddy's is the best game ever.

he likes his box he kisses it cus of his music he like a night guard but if night guard he said

A group of retarded 7 year olds drawing anatomically correct pictures of Chica on deviant art.

Is a Five Nights At Freddie's fan that is usually easily butthurt. Most commonly found on websites such as YouTube, and Reddit. Most of their ages range from 5 to 13 years old and usually have mental issues, Making them easy to troll and mess with. The best way to troll them is to tell them how much FNAF sucks and trust me, they will say things like "hey u fig u dont leik fnaf ill stick ur painis in ur mouth and shot u u fuckin idiot!". Proving once again that FNAF fags, have issues.

FNAF was first released in mid-2014, everything was okay at first. But then when Markiplier, Pewdiepie, and other popular YouTubers started filming their fake reactions by screaming at the camera, the fandom blew up. Countless mentally unstable children joined the fandom, and the invasion begins. There are some mature FNAF fans that are actually pretty nice people and aren't even nearly as cancerous as their unstable counterparts.