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Hello and welcome to Shadow Scrine, the official sister series of the End to the Night podcast.

As always, I am your host Nick, and thank you for listening.

In tonight's episode of Shadow Scrine, we return back to the world of the Tales from the Pizzaplex book series.

And so far, I have to say that I have been quite impressed with the series so far.

Finance of Freddy's books can be kind of hit and miss, and every single series has a trend

of starting out very strong, but teetering

in the later half of its run.

For example, in the original novel trilogy, Silver Eyes was regarded as a really good reimagining

of FNAF1 and introduced multiple ideas that would be later implemented in the main game

storyline.

However, it would then go off the rails in the very next book, The

Twisted Ones, and the final book The Fourth Closet openly used fan service as a crick to wobble

itself over the finish line as well as haunted the fanbase forever through the introduction

of robotic doppelganger characters. Now, the more apt comparison for tales from the Pizza Blacks would, of course, be the Fasbear

Frights series.

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