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Five Nights at Freddy's 2 - How It's Made

Freddy Fazbear—an iconic animatronic beloved by children and, unbeknownst to many, a complex marvel of modern robotics. But have you ever wondered what goes into creating these lifelike entertainers? Today, we go behind the security doors to witness how Afton Robotics crafts its iconic animatronic performers.

Production begins with the endoskeleton: a titanium alloy frame fitted with hydraulic joints and proprietary AI mobility software. Early models prioritized mimicking human movement, though revisions after 1987 focused on cost efficiency and reliability. Including reinforced jaw hinges—a minor design adjustment following field-testing at Fredbear’s Family Diner.

The animatronics' lifelike behavior is powered by Remnant—a rare conductive alloy infused with emotional energy. Sourced from donor material through Afton Robotics’ patented extraction process, Remnant enables real-time adaptation to audience interactions. To maintain its potency, Remnant is meticulously stored in cryogenic chambers, ensuring stability and longevity. However, acquiring sufficient donor material remains a significant challenge, as compliance with FDA guidelines is still pending.

While Freddy Fazbear remains the flagship model, Afton Robotics' true innovation lies in its modular production system. Each endoskeleton begins as a standardized titanium chassis, compatible with all shell variants. Facial plates, limb casings, and accessory mounts are mass-produced to streamline the manufacturing process. This modularity not only reduces production time and costs but also allows for easy customization, enabling them to create a diverse lineup of animatronic characters tailored to various entertainment venues.

In honor of William Afton's family values, the company holds annual events allowing employees’ families to participate in beta testing, ensuring their animatronics meet child safety standards. Parental consent forms include a clause for posthumous data collection—a routine measure for liability purposes.

Following production, units undergo a 72-hour observation period. Any autonomous nocturnal activity is logged as routine diagnostics. Defective models are retired to long-term storage, though archived incident reports suggest they are subject to intermittent reactivation.

Certified units are shipped to franchises nationwide. Each animatronic includes a 10-year warranty—void if exposed to organic material or liquid ingress. These beloved entertainers embody William Afton’s enduring legacy, blending cutting-edge technology with a quirky side that seems to come alive only at night.