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William Afton also known as the Purple Guy and Springtrap, was the co-founder of Fazbear Entertainment, and is the main antagonist of the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise. He was a serial killer who targeted infants and young children, and who was directly responsible for all of the incidents and tragedies throughout the series. His role in the franchise's story is pivotal. His story is told via arcade styled minigames, in which he looms in the shadows, appearing as a purple figure.

He was a wealthy businessman and inventor who secretly built animatronics to hunt and kill young children, which went unknown by his partner, Henry Emily. His daughter, Elizabeth Afton, would be killed by one of the animatronics he built. Prior to this incident, his youngest son had unfortunately suffered the same fate. Due to his own selfish reasons, he becomes a serial killer, dubbed The Purple Guy.

He would dress up in a Yellow Rabbit Springlock Suit to trick several young children into following him during birthday parties. Once he had them far enough from their parents, he would mutilate and murder them, before stuffing their corpses into animatronic suits. He was apparently charged sometime before 1993, and tried for the murders of these children, but was released due to lack of evidence. He can be seen during several hidden mini games, such as Savethem.

He eventually meets his end when the souls of the murdered children become so bloodthirsty for revenge that they chase him into a sealed off room. Once inside, Afton tried to scare away the children by wearing the same Springlock Suit that he used to murder the children in. Afton was unaware that the suit was long past its use, and it was extremely damaged and risky to wear. Once inside the suit, Afton laughs at the souls of the children, believing that they will be fooled by the costume's friendly face. However, a droplet of water from the leaky roof lands on the mechanical gears of the suit, and due to the suit's age, they break loose, causing the inner parts of the suit to snap together whilst Afton was in the middle of them. While Afton was slowly bleeding out, the souls of his young victims fade away, leaving him to die alone in the empty room. Eventually, William succumbs to his injuries due to his entire body being crushed. His corpse is then essentially 'locked' inside the suit, forever.

With their killer suffering a horrific and brutal fate, the children are presumably able to peacefully pass away., a

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five nights at freddy's
The first Five Nights at Freddy's release came in 2014, and immediately rose toward the top of the survival horror genre thanks to the deeply tense nature of its sinister gameplay. In the game, the player takes control of a nightshift security guard at a derelict pizzeria known as Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, which is rumored to contain haunted and reanimated life-size animatronics that wander the facility at night.

The pizzeria itself is in a state of disrepair thanks to a series of tragedies associated with it, namely the kidnapping and likely murder of five children by a man named William Afton. It is rumored that the victims' bodies had been stuffed inside the many animatronic mascots of the pizzeria, named Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy, which had led to a widespread boycott of the business and directly led to its demise.

With the protagonist monitoring the animatronics at night through the use of security cameras, it quickly becomes apparent that these rumors are true, with the mascots moving freely throughout the facility, edging closer and closer to the player's location with malicious intent. The player can only survive the lengthy period in the facility by managing the power supply of doors and lights, ensuring that none of the possessed animatronics can get close enough to inflict a mortal wound.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 released in 2014 very close to its predecessor, telling a prequel tale to the events of the first game. Taking place in a different location of the same restaurant chain, the title features many of the same animatronics from the first game while introducing a spate of new ones, such as a more passive figure known as Balloon Boy.

The original animatronics from the first game are kept in the restaurant initially as backup suits, but once again roam the facility at night along with their newer counterparts. FNAF 2 goes into more detail about the aforementioned murder of five children that was explored within the first game, telling the lore via Atari-style mini-games. The perpetrator of these crimes is depicted as a sinister and gaunt purple figure, earning him the moniker of Purple Guy for most of the franchise's story. Following the murderous intent displayed by the newly introduced animatronics in the title, the game ends with them being decommissioned in favor of the classic characters that dominate the first game.

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five nights at freddy's
The first Five Nights at Freddy's release came in 2014, and immediately rose toward the top of the survival horror genre thanks to the deeply tense nature of its sinister gameplay. In the game, the player takes control of a nightshift security guard at a derelict pizzeria known as Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, which is rumored to contain haunted and reanimated life-size animatronics that wander the facility at night.

The pizzeria itself is in a state of disrepair thanks to a series of tragedies associated with it, namely the kidnapping and likely murder of five children by a man named William Afton. It is rumored that the victims' bodies had been stuffed inside the many animatronic mascots of the pizzeria, named Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy, which had led to a widespread boycott of the business and directly led to its demise.

With the protagonist monitoring the animatronics at night through the use of security cameras, it quickly becomes apparent that these rumors are true, with the mascots moving freely throughout the facility, edging closer and closer to the player's location with malicious intent. The player can only survive the lengthy period in the facility by managing the power supply of doors and lights, ensuring that none of the possessed animatronics can get close enough to inflict a mortal wound.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 released in 2014 very close to its predecessor, telling a prequel tale to the events of the first game. Taking place in a different location of the same restaurant chain, the title features many of the same animatronics from the first game while introducing a spate of new ones, such as a more passive figure known as Balloon Boy.

The original animatronics from the first game are kept in the restaurant initially as backup suits, but once again roam the facility at night along with their newer counterparts. FNAF 2 goes into more detail about the aforementioned murder of five children that was explored within the first game, telling the lore via Atari-style mini-games. The perpetrator of these crimes is depicted as a sinister and gaunt purple figure, earning him the moniker of Purple Guy for most of the franchise's story. Following the murderous intent displayed by the newly introduced animatronics in the title, the game ends with them being decommissioned in favor of the classic characters that dominate the first game.

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five nights at freddy's
The first Five Nights at Freddy's release came in 2014, and immediately rose toward the top of the survival horror genre thanks to the deeply tense nature of its sinister gameplay. In the game, the player takes control of a nightshift security guard at a derelict pizzeria known as Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, which is rumored to contain haunted and reanimated life-size animatronics that wander the facility at night.

The pizzeria itself is in a state of disrepair thanks to a series of tragedies associated with it, namely the kidnapping and likely murder of five children by a man named William Afton. It is rumored that the victims' bodies had been stuffed inside the many animatronic mascots of the pizzeria, named Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy, which had led to a widespread boycott of the business and directly led to its demise.

With the protagonist monitoring the animatronics at night through the use of security cameras, it quickly becomes apparent that these rumors are true, with the mascots moving freely throughout the facility, edging closer and closer to the player's location with malicious intent. The player can only survive the lengthy period in the facility by managing the power supply of doors and lights, ensuring that none of the possessed animatronics can get close enough to inflict a mortal wound.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 released in 2014 very close to its predecessor, telling a prequel tale to the events of the first game. Taking place in a different location of the same restaurant chain, the title features many of the same animatronics from the first game while introducing a spate of new ones, such as a more passive figure known as Balloon Boy.

The original animatronics from the first game are kept in the restaurant initially as backup suits, but once again roam the facility at night along with their newer counterparts. FNAF 2 goes into more detail about the aforementioned murder of five children that was explored within the first game, telling the lore via Atari-style mini-games. The perpetrator of these crimes is depicted as a sinister and gaunt purple figure, earning him the moniker of Purple Guy for most of the franchise's story. Following the murderous intent displayed by the newly introduced animatronics in the title, the game ends with them being decommissioned in favor of the classic characters that dominate the first game.

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