Q & A Response

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Afterburn - A FNaF Fan-Game

Addison Claire @addietood

6 years ago

Q & A Response

Welp, since only 4 of you asked questions, this should be quick.
Here we go!

Alright, probably the longest one, here goes. His in-game origin is quite simply that he (this variation anyway) was built by Afton Robotics with the intent of being scary, we’ll learn more of his original version later. As for real life … So basically I had wanted a fox animatronic, since I hadn’t ever really used one before. His name is supposed to sound like the word ‘fritz’, which is when a machine is not working properly. The reason his isn’t this straight up his name is because when I pitched this generally character to a friend, he informed me that there was already a character in a fan-game called Fritz. So Fitz sounds like fritz, you get it. The next bit being the colour; I wanted the game to be one or a few dulled out colour, I figured grey was spoopy enough. The yellow eyes represent the colour of its original counterpart’s (in the game’s universe) suit colour. We’ll see him later ;)

Well, obviously the Sister Location face plates are there, so, you know, Sister Location. However I also basically got the idea of having a fox character from another fan game who had a snazzy red fox on its banner. As for Theodore (the rabbit), he was inspired by the FNaF book’s character of the same name. I wanted a rabbit animatronic and the book gave me a good name. ~~Bet you’ll never guess what colour his counterpart will be in the next game!~~

Okay, so to first clear it up, it is in fact Fitz not Fritz.
Anyway, Fitz’ Fright, a horror attraction, is an establishment built shortly after the fall of Fazbear’s Fright. This was based of the events at the original location of Fitz and Theodore. However, unlike Fazbear’s Fright, the owners of Fitz’ Fright had new animatronics specifically designed to be threatening and scary for their new establishment.