Generation 1

Generation 1 animatronics mark the first discovery of life under unknown conditions. Something seems to travel from victim to animatronic. Happen stance is: subject pulse ends near animatronic, animatronic begins to move approximately 2 nights later, animatronic is aggressive for unknown reasons.

• Generation 2

Generation 2 animatronics appear much more intelligent, most likely due to life being distributed on purpose. Life Extraction and Computer Hardware device is currently finished for now.

I still need to update it though, as the subjects appear to have a little too much personality to them. I also have to use bait and lies to make them actually do what I want, and supplying promises is not my strong suit. Prime examples of this intelligence are Dusty and Sunny. Dusty is overly sarcastic and VERY ANNOYING to persuade into doing what I ask. Sunny is just… Honestly, I don’t know at this point. He seems to hate me. Not like Dusty, where they just annoy me constantly, but more… anger. Like a vendetta. It’s like they know more than everyone else. 

• Generation 3

Generation 3 animatronics are currently being made. I have blueprints for updates to the L.E.a.C.H device, which should only take core response and function from the brain and import it into the animatronic. I tested a currently very small version of this new L.E.a.C.H, which I have running on a computer plugged into the animatronic, on an older mascot from Candy’s Burgers and Fries. This animatronic is in terrible shape from us pulling parts from it, but it still is mostly functional. The animatronic got up and immediately did precisely what I told it to. It still had some sort of personality to it, but it did not question what was asked of it.

-Thomas Switzen [Private Logs]