Hello internet. Welcome to Film Theory, where everything is all fun in games, until it isn't.

So it's been a bit of a hot minute since we last talked about spoopy, scary animatronics on this channel.

Over a year, in fact. It's a long time, especially when to consider that some other channels out there are able to get like a video a week out of that sort of stuff.

I mean, who do you think we are?

Game Theory! that sort of stuff. I mean, who do you think we are? Game theory. That said, there is a series that I've been wanted to talk about that scratches the same

animatronic itch.

Harmony and Horror, created by the incredibly talented animator Battington right here on YouTube.

Now, if you've watched any analog horror before or you follow our theories covering them,

you know the drill.

It's the 80s, everything is on low-quality VHS camera footage,

and things that are normally fun, in this case toys, are getting corrupted, turning scary,

attacking nearby security guards. Man, this really is like FNAF, isn't it? I just can't

escape it. Another thing Harmony and Horror borrows from its FNAF father is a complicated timeline.

In classic analog horror fashion, the uploads here

aren't happening in chronological order, which means that putting together a timeline of events

gets challenging. We see the same event from multiple different perspectives. Those uploads are

happening more than a year apart. Characters are pulling double duty. There is a lot of mystery here.

What's more, it appears that the story of harmony and horror is being told to us through literal tapes in universe, with most of the uploads starting as a VHS tape that gets put

into a VCR, meaning that there is a meta layer on top of all of this. So with my FNAF timeline

finally done and written, I wanted to sit down and put together another animatronic story, one that's

much scarier and isn't afraid to go darker. That said, before we dive in, I do want to say that this theory is only going to be talking about season one.

Yeah, season two is already underway, but considering how much there is to cover in season one,

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