Glamrock foxy:Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach's Mega Pizzaplex, hinted at through merchandise, a closed-off "Kid's Cove," and a log flume ride, but never fully seen in-game, leading to theories he was replaced by Roxanne Wolf or decommissioned after an incident, perhaps involving employee Mike Schmidt. He's depicted as a friendly, swashbuckling keytarist in fan creations, but officially, he's a mystery, a ghost in the machine whose attraction was never finished

6 How do people really feel about Monty? : r/fivenightsatfreddys Monty (Montgomery Gator) in FNAF: Security Breach is a loud, aggressive alligator animatronic bassist for the Glamrock band, known for his destructive rages, which stem from deep-seated jealousy and grief over his bandmate Bonnie's disappearance, potentially caused by his own rage or an AI tampering with his programming, making him a tormented rockstar obsessed with taking Bonnie's spotlight.

7 Glamrock bonnie is now fixed : r/fivenightsatfreddys Glamrock Bonnie is a destroyed animatronic from Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach, hidden in Bonnie Bowl, with fans believing Monty Gator deliberately smashed him to take his spot in the band, evidenced by green paint/claw marks on Bonnie and Monty's jealousy, though some theories suggest The Mimic might also be involved, with the main mystery revolving around his irreparable state despite repairable Glamrocks.

Glamrock Freddy is the star, leader, and main ally of the protagonist Gregory in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach, a benevolent, 1980s-themed animatronic bear who helps the child escape the corrupted Mega Pizzaplex, acting as a protector unlike his hostile counterparts, though his own "corruption" is different, making him the only safe animatronic to team up with. He's recognizable by his glam-rock style, glowing eyes, and ability to store Gregory in his chest cavity for stealth.

4 My Take On Withered Bonnie! : r/fivenightsatfreddys Withered Bonnie is the broken, terrifying version of the original Bonnie from Five Nights at Freddy's 2, an old animatronic from a previous restaurant, notable for his missing face, exposed endoskeleton, and detached arm, possessed by a child's spirit, representing the franchise's

Nights at Freddy's 2, characterized by her permanently open, toothy jaw, missing hands with wires hanging out, and an unnaturally "T-posed" posture, representing her being cannibalized for parts and left in disrepair after the first pizzeria closed, still possessed by the soul of Susie, the first victim of the Missing Children Incident. She moves through the right air vent, attacking the night guard with a terrifying, sound-accompanied lunge

4 Has any wondered why golden freddy is withered in fnaf 2 but in ... Withered Freddy is the tattered, older version of Freddy Fazbear from the original pizzeria, appearing broken and used for spare parts in Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (FNaF 2) before being refurbished into the classic animatronics, embodying the lost souls and history of the haunted restaurant. He's characterized by exposed endoskeleton, missing parts like kneecaps, a jagged jaw, and signifies the grim past and the murders of children, often appearing in the back room and attacking the player in the hallway by requiring the Freddy mask to ward him off.

(Pls listen to the voice l did so good!)the heavily damaged, older version of Foxy the Pirate Fox from Five Nights at Freddy's 2, appearing extremely tattered with exposed endoskeletons and missing parts, representing the original animatronics from a previous location before being moved to the FNaF 2 restaurant and deemed too scary, becoming an antagonist that hunts the player in the Parts/Service room and attacks quickly in the hallway, requiring quick flashlight use to repel him. Appearance & Design: Extreme Damage: He has massive rips in his suit, a large hole in his head showing his eye and endoskeleton, and missing fur on his lower torso and legs. Pointed Snout: His snout is more pointed, with sharper teeth and a snarling look, unlike his classic counterpart. No Eyebrows: Like most withered animatronics, he lacks eyebrows. Distinctive Hook: His hook appears dangerously sharp and swivels. This image shows the distinctively damaged appearance of Withered Foxy: Might be a dumb 'in universe' question from a newer fan, but if ... Role in FNaF 2: Origin: He's an older model of Foxy, stored in the Parts/Service room at the FNaF 2 location with other "withered" animatronics, deemed too frightening. Behavior: He starts in the Parts/Service room and moves towards the office, peeking from party room doorways. Attack: He's fast and cannot be fooled by the Freddy mask; the player must shine their flashlight to send him back.

Springtrap is the decomposing, haunted remains of William Afton, a serial killer who died inside the Spring Bonnie animatronic suit after being cornered by the vengeful spirits of the children he murdered. He is a central antagonist in the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise, a decaying, rabbit-like animatronic with Afton's corpse visible inside, and is known for his pursuit of victims in the game's lore.

Alastor, also known as "The Radio Demon," is a powerful overlord from the show Hazbin Hotel, who initially joins the Happy Hotel for his own entertainment. He was a human serial killer and radio host in New Orleans whose past sins led to his demonic form. While initially seeming like an antagonist, his character is complex and his role is often debated as anti-heroic

Jax is a lanky, purple rabbit with a sadistic and sarcastic personality from the web series The Amazing Digital Circus. He is a prankster who seems to relish his imprisonment in the digital world and is often a source of conflict for the other characters. Despite his cruel exterior, it is theorized he uses this persona to mask his own emotional issues. More information: Appearance: Jax is a tall, thin, light purple rabbit with long ears, yellow eyes, and yellow teeth. He wears dark pink overalls and yellow gloves. Personality: He is apathetic, sarcastic, and enjoys playing pranks on the other characters. He appears to be a "manchild" who uses his cruel humor to avoid emotional attachment. Role in the series: Jax is one of the main characters, but his antagonistic behavior in the second episode caused him to be labeled a main antagonist. Voiced by: Michael Kovach. Origin: Like other characters, he was once human before being transported to the digital world. It is unknown how he got there.

Vox is a major antagonist in Hazbin Hotel who is an overlord of Hell and the owner of the media company, VoxTek. He was a human television weatherman named Vincent Whitman who, driven by ego and a lust for power, murdered his co-workers to rise to fame. As a sinner, he uses his control over media and electricity to manipulate and brainwash others, especially through his rivalry with Alastor.

(He voices Vox from Hazbin Hotel)musical theater, television, and movies. He is a versatile performer with notable stage roles in shows like Something Rotten! and Peter and the Starcatcher, and television appearances in Smash and The Good Fight. He is a two-time Tony Award winner, earning awards for his work in Something Rotten! and Peter and the Starcatcher. Stage work and awards Tony Awards: He is a two-time Tony Award winner. He won the award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role as William Shakespeare in Something Rotten!. He won the award for Best Featured Actor in a Play for playing "Black Stache" in Peter and the Starcatcher. Notable Roles: His extensive stage career includes roles in productions such as Spamalot, Legally Blonde, Mary Poppins, Falsettos, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Little Shop of Horrors. Broadway debut: He made his Broadway debut in a revival of Jesus Christ Superstar. Television and film Television: He is known for his role as Tom Levitt in the musical-themed television series Smash. He has also had recurring roles on The Good Wife and The Good Fight. Film: His film credits include The Bounty Hunter and Blackhat. Other notable information He won a Grammy for the cast album of Some Like It Hot. He was married to actress Sutton Foster from 2006 to 2009

Amir Talai is an Iranian-American actor, voice actor, and comedian known for his role as the voice of Alastor in the animated series Hazbin Hotel. He is also recognized for his work on other animated shows and for acting in live-action roles such as The Circle and What to Expect When You're Expecting. Beyond his acting career, Talai is an outspoken advocate for political issues and has received praise for his active role in charity work and activism. Early life and career Born: June 24, 1977, in San Francisco, California, to Iranian immigrants. Education: Attended a French immersion school and graduated from Lowell High School before earning a degree in Mass Communications and a minor in Dramatic Arts from UC Berkeley. Early acting: His acting career began with school plays and community theater, leading to his first on-screen appearance in Campus Ladies. Voice acting: His voice acting career started when he was asked to audition for Family Guy. He is now widely recognized for voicing Alastor in Hazbin Hotel and other characters in animated series like The Lion Guard and Wizards Beyond Waverly Place. Notable work Voice acting: Hazbin Hotel (Alastor and Tom Trench), The Lion Guard, Amphibia, and Wizards Beyond Waverly Place. Live-action: The Circle, What to Expect When You're Expecting, and the Hannah Montana episode "Debt it Be". Stand-up comedy: Talai has also worked as a stand-up comedian. Activism and political views Advocacy: Talai uses his platform to speak out on issues like racism, LGBTQ+ rights, worker's rights, and misogyny. Political affiliation: He identifies as a "Warren Democrat". Charity work: He is involved with organizations such as The Story of Stuff, Healing Justice, and Campaign Zero. Fundraising: He has organized fundraisers for organizations like the Lilith Fund, which supports people seeking abortions. Personal life Wife: He is married to Nina Manni. Languages: He is fluent in French and speaks some Persian and Spanish

5 BLAKE ROMAN (@itsblakeroman) • Instagram photos and videos Blake Roman is a stage and voice actor, singer, and musician best known for voicing the characters Angel Dust and the Egg Boiz in the animated series Hazbin Hotel. He also voiced one of the mariachi imps in Helluva Boss and played Chopin in the Broadway musical Harmony. Roman graduated from the University of Michigan with a BFA in musical theatre and is known for his versatility and emotional range as a performer. Career and background Voice Acting: Roman's breakthrough role was voicing the main character Angel Dust in Hazbin Hotel, which he took on after graduating from college. He also voices the Egg Boiz in the same series and appeared as a mariachi imp in Helluva Boss. Musical Theatre: He has a strong background in musical theatre, having studied at the University of Michigan. He played Chopin in the 2023 Broadway revival of Harmony. Other Work: His other credits include appearances on shows like Blue Bloods and The Broadway Show with Tamsen Fadal. Performance style Versatility: Roman is praised for his vocal range, which allows him to create distinct characters. Angel Dust: He has spoken about how he finds the complexity of Angel Dust appealing, particularly finding the character's strength and vulnerability. Vocal Techniques: He has explained that his technique for Angel Dust uses more of a "mask" and nasal quality, while his performance for the Egg Boiz is more classical and open

(so you accidentally summoned all the Guys from habin hotel and don’t ask why l made this l don’t know anyways)

Lucifer Morningstar is a fallen angel and the former ruler of Hell, a character with both angelic and demonic powers. After rebelling against God, he was cast out of Heaven and created Hell, where he became the King of Hell and the boss of the Seven Deadly Sins. Despite his demonic position, his nature is "hell-touched" rather than fully demon, giving him unique powers and weaknesses, such as being unable to directly harm sinners

(He’s the kind of hell)Lucifer Morningstar (Hazbin Hotel) - Lucifer Morningstar is a fallen angel, the estranged husband of Lilith, and the father of Charlie Morningstar in the series Hazbin Hotel. He is the King of Hell, where he embodies the sin of Pride, and is the most powerful being in the realm, though he is largely withdrawn and depressed due to his separation from his daughter and wife. His character is defined by his past as a dreamer who gifted humanity free will, which ultimately led to his damnation and a deep sense of shame

Helluva Boss character: Moxxie is an imp and a member of Immediate Murder Professionals (I.M.P.), a company that specializes in assassination. He is the weapons expert and the husband of fellow I.M.P. member, Millie. Skills: He is a skilled marksman, particularly with long-range weapons, and has a talent for strategy and combat. He is also musically gifted but considers himself a failure at it. Traumatic past: Moxxie was raised in a dysfunctional mafia family, with a mob boss father who abused him. His mother tried to protect him, but his father eventually killed her. After his family life, he was imprisoned but escaped with Blitzo, leading him to join I.M.P.. Personality: While he is an assassin, he is also highly empathetic and emotionally vulnerable. He is often the voice of reason on the team, though he is also known to be a bit pompous about his talents and is frequently put down by his boss, Blitzo. Other details: He is canonically bisexual. He was born in the Wrath Ring but was raised in the Greed Ring for a time. His name is a play on the word "moxie," meaning "force of character, determination, or nerve".