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The FNAF 2 movie solves the FNAF game timeline,

by breaking one of the fandom's most foundational theories.

Man, Scott really is just a troll, isn't he?

Hello internet!

Welcome to Game Theory, the show whose fate is to be spring-locked inside this franchise, whatever medium it's in.

Just like we see the puppet spring-locked inside Toy Chika in the Fnaf 2 movie.

Now, that statement might be confusing for long-time Fnaf fans, who for some reason haven't seen the second movie yet.

So Toy animatronics aren't springlocks, they use Endo-O-2s, and up until now, you'd be right.

That was our thinking.

But then this movie came out, and we see the, quote, ribs of the N-O-2 acting just like the spring locks in Afton Spring Bonnie suit.

That's not the only big reveal either.

The movie also seems to tell us that there's only one spirit in Faf 2, the puppets.

The toys and the withards aren't possessed.

Charlie, or Charlotte, as the movie continuously calls out, is the one controlling them.

And she is the only ghost in the location.

So, yeah, while the first movie was a pretty paint-by-numbers reimagining with the first game with some fun Easter eggs.

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