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Toy Bonnie is among the Toy Animatronics that feature a few FNAF games like FNAF 2 and Ultimate Custom Night. As a counterpart to Bonnie, he looks more child-friendly but is just as homicidal. Physical Appearance and Personality https://fivenightsatfreddys.fandom.com/wiki/File:ToyBon-Jumpscare.ogg https://fivenightsatfreddys.fandom.com/wiki/File:ToyBon-Haywire.ogg Voice lines [ ] Special Delivery [ ] “ Phantom Freddy • Phantom Chica • Phantom Foxy • Phantom Balloon Boy • Phantom Mangle • Phantom Puppet Even better, you can face all the Toy Animatronics in FNAF 2 from Night 1. Additionally, if you have a Virtual Reality headset, get ready to experience true terror–I nearly jumped out of my skin several times when playing this game in VR. Circus Baby ( Scrap Baby) • Ballora • Funtime Freddy • Funtime Foxy • Funtime Chica • Bidybab • Electrobab • Minireena • Bonnet • Lolbit • Music Man
In Five Nights at Freddy's 4 a literal toy of him is featured in a minigame. As this minigame takes place in 1983 it is entirely possible this figurine is the inspiration for the animatronic. Freddy Fazbear ( Withered Freddy) • Bonnie ( Withered Bonnie) • Chica ( Withered Chica) • Foxy ( Withered Foxy) The only thing you’ll miss in this game mode is the original secrets and rare screens from FNAF 2. However, I don’t consider them a significant loss if you’re playing for the scares more than the horror video game’s complex lore. Five Nights at Freddy’s AR: Special Delivery
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That said, Toy Bonnie’s personality is what I expected. He considers himself a superstar and is boastful–he will gloat if he catches you, which is a tad annoying, though not in the same league as Balloon Boy. Toy Bonnie Lore Unfortunately, the same antic won’t work on an animatronic like Withered Foxy–you’ll have to fend him off with the Flashlight, but the more you use it, the faster the battery runs out. Toy Bonnie starts off on the Show Stage, with Toy Freddy and Toy Chica. he leaves and proceed to Party Room 3, then Party Room 4, and finally goes to Party Room 2 where he can be seen entering the vents. They will then appear in the Right Air Vent, and afterwards the Right Blind Spot in the Office. Toy Bonnie's remains, in particular his mask, are seen within a box in Fazbear's Fright, along with the other Toy animatronics. They were presumably destroyed when the building burned down.
However, Bonnie was haunted by one of the children William Afton killed–a boy called Jeremy. He was among the child victims in the Missing Children Incident, where William murdered children who came to the restaurants and stuffed their bodies into animatronics. However, the children didn’t stay dead and possessed their respective animatronics. Withered Bonnie Kadet Kuhne (AR) Toy Bonnie is an antagonist in Five Nights at Freddy's 2 and the redesigned version of the original Bonnie. He sneaks in through a trapdoor to the right. There is no way to prevent him from entering the office. The player's only defense is to equip the Freddy Fazbear mask to fool him. Looking directly at him will increase the effectiveness of the mask, causing him to leave a little faster. I’ll be honest, FNAF 2 is considerably more challenging than FNAF 1–and even if the animatronics look less intimidating, you’ll still experience enough jump scares to freak you out.Mobile Toy Bonnie path: Party Room 3, Party Room 2, Right Air Vent, The Right Blind Spot In the Office. The restaurant eventually closed because of malfunctioning animatronics–and the infamous Bite of 87, where an animatronic bit off someone’s frontal lobe. Fazbear Entertainment subsequently scrapped the Toy Animatronics. Appearances However, because people considered the original Withered Animatronics too frightening for kids, Fazbear Entertainment made shinier, plastic-looking versions for the new restaurant. Toy Bonnie was among these animatronics, called the Toy Animatronics. Your tools are the Monitor–which lets you view the animatronics’ movement–a Freddy Fazbear head, and Light switches illuminating the exposed Hallway and the air vents at either side of the Office.
That said, Toy Bonnie isn’t the most challenging animatronic in this game. To defeat Toy Bonnie, wear the Freddy mask as soon as you see him. He will mistake you for Freddy and will leave you alone. Toy Bonnie appears in FNAF 3, but it’s barely a cameo. If you look around the Office, you’ll see his parts–disappointingly, they don’t meld together when you look away and turn into a horrific form of Toy Bonnie. I’ll be the first to admit that seeing Toy Bonnie for the first time disarmed me. I knew he was designed to appeal to younger audiences, but I still wasn’t ready for such a significant difference between him and the original Bonnie. However, I was pleasantly surprised. If you missed FNAF 2 or feel nostalgic for it, you can replay its levels through FNAF: Help Wanted. In fact, you can replay FNAF 1 to 3 in Help Wanted.The original Fredbear’s Family Diner closed its doors after the Bite of 83, where the Fredbear animatronic bit into the skull of the Crying Child. Four years later, in 1987, the owners opened a new restaurant: Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza.
However, you can also see Toy Bonnie in the Hallway. Just look through CAM 04, and look left: you’ll see a drawing of the animatronic.Toy Bonnie appeared in Special Delivery between January 24th and 29th, 2020. However, he became a permanent addition in July of the same year. Withered Bonnie is among the most disturbing counterparts to Toy Bonnie. While the latter is shiny, happy, and family-friendly, Withered Bonnie is the stuff of nightmares. His body is full of holes that reveal the endoskeleton underneath. As his name implies, Nightmare Bonnie is another Toy Bonnie counterpart who’s not kid-friendly. His body is also filled with holes that expose his endoskeleton, but his fingers are clawed, and his mouth is full of razor-sharp teeth. The pieces remind you that he was dismantled with the other Toy Animatronics after the incidents of FNAF 2–especially the mysterious Bite of 87.
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