Appearance and Design Color: Golden-yellow or light brown fur with a lighter tan/gold muzzle and belly. All naked since he’s a Robot. Attire: A distinct purple top hat and a matching purple bowtie. Eyes: Usually depicted with blue, teal, or dark eyes depending on the specific game or minigame. Teal/Blocky Teeth: Features a wide jaw with flat, blocky teeth and internal mechanical components visible during certain movements. Key Characteristics Role: The original mascot and star of Fredbear's Family Diner, serving as the earliest iteration and predecessor to Freddy Fazbear. Springlock Technology: Built as a dual-purpose springlock suit that could function autonomously as a robotic animatronic or be manually compressed with an internal hand crank to let a human employee wear it. Lore Significance: Infamously known for causing the tragic "Bite of '83", and heavily tied to the identity of the mysterious spirit-possessed character Golden Freddy. (Since these are the First robots, and the only Animatronics that don’t have stuffed Children in their stomach’s and possessed, we’ll just put them in the Rogue AI category)

Physical Appearance Color: Golden or light yellow with lighter cream accents on the snout, inner ears, and belly. All naked since he’s a robot. Accessories: A purple bowtie and two black buttons on the chest. Design: Features rounder ears, five fingers on each hand to accommodate human wearers, and a softer head shape compared to standard Bonnie. Role and LoreOrigin: Created by Henry Emily as an early springlock entertainer alongside Fredbear at Fredbear's Family Diner. The Killer's Persona: Used by William Afton to lure children into back rooms during his murders. Springtrap: Permanently transformed into the decaying antagonist Springtrap after a fatal springlock failure crushed Afton inside the suit. (Since these are the First robots, and the only Animatronics that don’t have stuffed Children in their stomach’s and possessed, we’ll just put them in the Rogue AI category)

Physical AppearanceBody: Slender, all-black frame with tapered limbs, white stripes on the wrists and shins, and three white buttons on the chest. Face: A smooth white porcelain-like mask featuring round red/pink cheeks, a wide open painted smile, hollow black eye sockets, and distinct purple tear streaks running down from its eyes. Housing: Designed to spring out from a tall, blue gift box decorated with a purple ribbon.Lore and Role in the Fredbear's Era Creation & Purpose: Built by Henry Emily, its earliest iteration (the Security Puppet) was meant to watch over children. The Tragic Turning Point: During the Fredbear's Family Diner era, Henry's young daughter, Charlotte Emily, was locked outside the restaurant and murdered by William Afton. Possession: Rain caused the outdoor Security Puppet to break down and collapse directly on top of Charlotte's body in the alleyway, leading her spirit to possess the animatronic. This tragic event transformed the Marionette into a haunted protector that later gave "life" to the other murdered children by placing them inside suits (But that was 1984, this is 1983, where it’s just a Normal puppet. Also, Puppet is a SHE, it’s a girl)