Every Animatronic in FNAF: Security Breach, Ranked By How Scary They Are
introduces some of the most unique animatronics in the entire series. A new set of four main characters, with Freddy Fazbear still in the lead, ushers in a new shiny era for. Players are introduced to Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex, a sprawling compound with endless entertainment options and new animatronics around every corner.
While some of these animatronics are friendly and helpful, the majority are terrifying monsters that will stop at nothing to hunt down and eliminate the protagonist Gregory as he makes his way through the Fazbear Pizzaplex. Some of these animatronics are much scarier than others, while others just serve to provide occasional jumpscares or appear for singular moments in the game.
Glamrock Freddy is easily the least threatening animatronic in. The friendly bear is the first animatronic that Gregory interacts with and the only constant companion he has throughout the entire game. Freddy can be upgraded with various parts from other animatronics, retrieved through violent encounters, a process that makes him look slightly weirder but never scary.
Five Nights at Freddy’s next game should focus on one of the most sympathetic, yet evil, villains in any horror game, introduced in Sister's Location.
Despite the AI for the character sometimes causing him to stare at Gregory for weirdly long times, Freddy never does anything that would cause harm to the protagonist. In fact, he often carries Gregory around in his chest to protect them, which makes him the cuddliest Fredbear in the entire ’s series.
The adorable Wet Floor Bots can barely even be counted as a type of animatronic in, but their constant presence around the Pizzaplex can cause a sense of unease despite their lack of action. Bright yellow with little bear ears on top, the Wet Floor Bots simply stand in place and stare, slowly rotating as Gregory moves past them.
Like Glamrock Freddy, the Wet Floor Bots are more cute than threatening, but they're still eye-catching enough for even the king
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