History Fridge / FiveNightsAtFreddysSecurityBreach

* Sun never seriously attacks Gregory. Unlike the other named animatronics, including Freddy, the game doesn't contain any "death" screens featuring Sun. The worst Sun does is return Gregory to a particular spot when the latter wanders off, yell at him, and ban him from the daycare. As the fun Day Attendant to small children who may still be having violent temper tantrums, Sun was likely never programmed to be aggressive under any circumstances, especially in retaliation, and probably has several extra safeguards built-in to keep it from attacking children. [[AmbiguousDisorder It does, however, seem to have an obsession with cleaning and doing certain "fun" activities, is overly friendly, is pushy to the point of being overbearing, and tends to stay way too close to Gregory.]] Sun also seems to yell a lot, but the yelling mainly starts after Gregory [[BerserkButton breaks the daycare's one rule and turns off the lights]]. These negative traits might be the result of Vanny trying to make Sun attack children. Instead, Sun might be doing all it can to resist being violent towards children and protect them, which would also help explain its [[PainfulTransformation pained reaction to the lights being off]]. [[EvilMeScaresMe Sun probably knows that Moon has traumatized at least one child and is trying to keep Moon away from them, despite Sun likely being altered itself.]]

** Developing an InferioritySuperiorityComplex, destructive rage fits, and binge-eating are all common symptoms of ongoing emotional pain in real life. Since Vanny was tampering with them, it's possible the animatronics recognize that they are [[NotHimself not acting the way they should]] and, like a human would in such a situation, react in maladaptive ways based on their programmed personalities. Roxanne, a confident and competitive tomboy, becomes more self-centered and prone to constantly reminding herself of her own worth. Monty, TheBigGuy, lashes out and destroys his surroundings. Chica, a comedic BigEater, [[PostStressOvereating tries to numb her pain with food.]]
** On another note, this also makes the fact that Gregory eventually mutilates the other animatronics even ''more'' horrifying in hindsight. While they had it coming for trying to kill him, the fact that their pain is very real makes it ultra unnerving, especially since they don't have any real say in their mission to get Gregory.

* Gregory has every reason to dislike the Mr. Hippo magnet even aside from considering Mr. Hippo "lame". As an apparent homeless child, he has no fridge, so without so much as a character he likes, it's totally useless.

* Chica is the only one of the original 4 to not be replaced, whether it be for unknown reasons like Foxy, or if broken or lost like Freddy or Bonnie. She's the least problematic PR-wise: Freddy is the mascot of the disasterous Fazbear Entertainment and Fredbear bit into the head of a child, killing him. Bonnie is the suit used by the serial killer who tarnished the franchise's image. Foxy is the one animatronic who always seemed to be broken, and him and his iterations like Mangle are suspects of the Bite of '87. That leaves Chica, who has not played a role in any of the deaths or murders in the franchise's history.

* Pay attention, and you'll notice that -- even before ''Ruin'' -- Monty and Roxy have a number of similarities, but also enough differences that they can be seen as each other's moral opposite[[labelnote:To Elaborate]]They're both egotistical replacements for members of the original Fazbear Four, but Monty is implied to be an AttentionWhore who's perfectly fine with [[KlingonPromotion killing his peers just so he can be Number One]], while Roxy merely has an InferioritySuperiorityComplex and [[IJustWantToBeLoved just wants to feel loved and worthy]][[/labelnote]]. Now take note of how they not only share some of the same voice-lines[[note]]Namely "Do you really think we won't find you?" and "Hey kid, come on out. We're only trying to help."[[/note]], but on the main Pizzaplex logo, they are located on opposite sides from each other. Coincidence?

* The name Five Nights at Freddy's may just seem like an [[ArtifactTitle Artifact Title]] at first, but there's something important to remember: the multiple endings. Each of the endings represents a night, with the True Ending being Night Six.

* Both the GoldenEnding and the TrueEnding feature Gregory and Freddy sitting on a hill, watching the sunrise. In the GoldenEnding, Freddy's a head and they have Vanny/Vanessa with them, and in the TrueEnding, it's just Freddy and Gregory because they never free or rescue Vanny. However, there's also one other difference. In the GoldenEnding, Gregory and Vanessa are eating ice cream. Why is it in one ending and not the other? Because it was a treat from Vanessa. In the True Ending, neither Gregory[[note]]a young child with no home/money[[/note]] nor Freddy[[note]]a giant, very recognizable animatronic, who also has no money[[/note]] would be able to buy ice cream from anywhere.

* In the collectables menu, you can see "frozen treats", which are ice cream that are shaped like the animatronics' heads, with candy or gumballs in place of eyes. Mimicking how these kinds of ice cream look like in real life, the candy-eyes are misaligned on all of the "treats" except for Roxy's, whose eyes are placed in the right place. This makes sense, given how much Roxy cares about her looks- she wouldn't let anything that has her face on it make it look silly or bad! It might also be a reference to the fact that she loses her eyes, which means that she ends up eyeless anyway.

** If Monty really did murder Bonnie, then that leaves a whole lot of other disturbing implications; namely, that Freddy, Chica, and Roxy have been performing onstage with a ''murderer'' for who knows how long, and that Chica and Roxy both live ''next door'' to said murderer, which is a very, '''very''' [[RealismInducedHorror real fear]], even if they are robots in an entertainment complex. It gets worse; while Monty is implied to be an in-universe ReplacementScrappy for Bonnie, there have to have been at least a ''few'' kids — especially older ones — who liked Monty; he is, after all, [[KidsLoveDinosaurs a big, ferocious reptile with sharp teeth]]. Any children — however few — who liked Monty, played golf with him, drew pictures of him, got his autograph, bought merchandise of him and took it home, possibly even clinging to their Monty plushies in bed to feel safe, and may have even wanted to be like him when they grow up and even preferred him over Bonnie. They were idolizing and playing with a murderer. All the people who cheered for Monty onstage, especially during the intro cutscene. They were cheering for a murderer. All the posters and cutouts of Monty around the Pizzaplex along with the other Glamrocks. His face plastered around the Superstar Daycare, above the front-door exit, and especially on the logo for the Pizzaplex itself. All of this iconography, merchandise, and the like is (possibly) in dedication to a '''MURDERER!!!''' A murderer who has been living at the Pizzaplex and hanging around ''children!'' All of this was originally Bonnie's, but he's long gone now. And if Monty really is responsible, then that means he took what was rightfully Bonnie's, just to get famous. It's like [[WesternAnimation/{{Coco}} Ernesto De La Cruz]] if he was a robotic rock musician. On the plus side, this would also mean that Gregory [[LaserGuidedKarma actually did the right thing]] by decommissioning Monty, [[RightForTheWrongReasons even if he didn't know beforehand]].

* Early on in the game, it's established that The Entity/M.X.E.S will lure animatronics to Cassie's location with a distress beacon to try to halt her from disabling security protocols. Cut over to the final confrontation with the Mimic, before Cassie can completely shut down the security system that's exactly what it does: M.X.E.S. calls Roxy into the Mimic's imprisoning chamber in a last-ditch attempt to stop it.

*** The books confirm multiple Pizzaplexes do in fact exist, and an above entry under Fridge Brilliance suggests that there are Montys at other Pizzaplexes who ''didn't'' scrap their respective Bonnies. While that may be true for at least ''some'' Montys, how do we know that it applies to ''all'' of them? If one Monty can scrap his peer(s) without Glitchtrap, then so can the others. How many of these Montys have ambitions similar our Monty? How many of them have offed a fellow Glamrock, just for a taste of fame? How many of them [[KarmaHoudini got away with it]]? How many of them seek to usurp ''their'' respective Glamrock Freddy as well, and how many of them '''[[TheBadGuyWins succeeded]]?'''

** [[SavageWolf Roxanne Wolf]] is initially hostile, mainly at Gregory for stealing her eyes, but is also [[NobleWolf caring and protective]] towards Cassie. While wolves ''can'' be dangerous, they are also loyal and protective of those they care about, [[PapaWolf especially their pups]], and will fiercely defend them from threats. Case in point: Roxanne fighting the Mimic to protect Cassie.

* Why does Gregory wait to betray Cassie until she's successfully escaped the Mimic and is in the elevator up, even going so far as to guide her away to safety before sending her plummeting to her potential death in the normal ending? Look again at the Mimic's kill screen: It's raising its hand in a way that suggests it's either going to dismember or pummel Cassie to death, and she's still awake to watch it happen. And considering even just what Gregory and Cassie know about and experience firsthand in the Pizzaplex, it's not impossible that the Mimic would do something [FateWorseThanDeath even worse] to Cassie afterwards. A death caused by plummeting several dozen feet to the bottom of an elevator shaft would still be terrifying, but it's much likelier that Cassie would either die on impact or be rendered mercifully unconscious, making [[CruelToBeKind Gregory's betrayal]] more of a MercyKill.

* Why does Gregory wait to betray Cassie until she's successfully escaped the Mimic and is in the elevator up, even going so far as to guide her away to safety before sending her plummeting to her potential death in the normal ending? Look again at the Mimic's kill screen: It's raising its hand in a way that suggests it's either going to dismember or pummel Cassie to death, and she's still awake to watch it happen. And considering even just what Gregory and Cassie know about and experience firsthand in the Pizzaplex, it's not impossible that the Mimic would do something [FateWorseThanDeath even worse] to Cassie afterwards. A death caused by plummeting several dozen feet to the bottom of an elevator shaft would still be terrifying, but it's much likelier that Cassie would either die on impact or be rendered mercifully unconscious, making Gregory's betrayal [[CruelToBeKind Gregory's betrayal]] more of a MercyKill.

* Why does Gregory wait to betray Cassie until she's successfully escaped the Mimic and is in the elevator up, even going so far as to guide her away to safety before sending her plummeting to her potential death in the normal ending? Look again at the Mimic's kill screen: It's raising its hand in a way that suggests it's either going to dismember or pummel Cassie to death, and she's still awake to watch it happen. And considering even just what Gregory and Cassie know about and experience firsthand in the Pizzaplex, it's not impossible that the Mimic would do something [FateWorseThanDeath even worse] to Cassie afterwards. A death caused by plummeting several dozen feet to the bottom of an elevator shaft would still be terrifying, but it's much likelier that Cassie would either die on impact or be rendered mercifully unconscious, making Gregory's betrayal [CruelToBeKind Gregory's betrayal] more of a MercyKill.

* When Cassie is in the Server room in the AR World, she walks through an area with walkways and stairs that are oddly reminiscent of the atrium...and they all are positioned around something that looks oddly like the trunk of an enormous tree, Maybe this is the Storyteller from the books?
** On closer inspection, this troper discovered the "trunk" was a large stage curtain like the one over Pirate's Cove in the first game.