Admit It - You Know Absolutely Nothing About FNAF's Story

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has grown from an indie game developed by one person to a AAA franchise with a movie based on the series set to release this month. Although it might not seem like it at first glance, this series is packed with lore. The hard part is figuring out the details about what really happened during Fazbear Entertainment's dark history, and how much of it is told through unreliable narrators or put together as theories without solid confirmation.

One of the biggest mysteries surrounding the series is the order in which events take place. It's widely accepted that is — chronologically — the first game in the series, and while this makes the most sense, it's something that's never been officially confirmed. is almost entirely devoid of lore, while later games seem to patch in the cracks of the story in a very convoluted way. Combining this with multiple Pizzeria establishments under the Fazbear Entertainment umbrella, several different murders, and various possible motives, it becomes hard to say that anyone really knows anything about 's story.

The games reveal multiple deaths throughout Fazbear Entertainment's history, but when it comes to which death occurred first, the story doesn't provide a clear answer. Many theorists have come up with solid reasoning to support a few different possibilities as to who was the first victim, using it to set up the rest of their theories as to why the following events continued growing worse and led to more victims. The two biggest suspects for the first victim are Charlie, daughter of Henry Emily who is believed to have been killed by William Afton, or one of Afton's children, believed to be his son Ethan.

Both of these theories make sense, as Charlie — who later possesses the Puppet — is