Security breach, ranked according to how scary they are

Five Nights at Freddy’s: security breach it presents some of the most unique animatronics in the entire series. A new set of four main characters, with Freddy Fazbear still in the lead, ushers in a brilliant new era for FNAF. Players are introduced to Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex, a sprawling complex with endless entertainment options and new animatronics around every corner.

While some of these animatronics are friendly and helpful, most are Terrifying monsters that will stop at nothing to hunt down and eliminate protagonist Gregory as he walks through the Fazbear Pizzaplex. Some of these animatronics are much scarier than otherswhile others only serve to give occasional jumpscares or appear at unique moments in the game.

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Glam Rock Freddy

The friendliest Freddy in the series

Glamrock Freddy is Easily the least threatening animatronic in Security breach. The friendly bear is the first animatronic Gregory interacts with and the only constant companion he has throughout the game. Freddy can be upgraded with various parts from other animatronics, recovered through violent encounters, a process that makes him seem a little weirder, but never scary.

Despite the character’s AI sometimes causing him to stare at Gregory for strangely long times, Freddy never does anything that would cause harm to the protagonist. In fact, he often carries Gregory in his chest to protect them, which makes him the cutest Fredbear ever Five Nights at Freddy’sseries of.

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Wet floor bots

Harmless, but always watching

The adorable Wet Floor Bots can barely be considered a type of animatronic in Security breachbut his constant presence at the Pizzaplex may cause a feeling of discomfort despite your lack of action. Bright yellow with bear ears on top, the Wet Floor Bots simply stand and stareslowly turning as Gregory passes them.

Just like Glamrock Freddy, the Wet Floor Bots are more cute than menacing, but still turn heads even for the king of the world. Five Nights at Freddy’s‘s, Markiplier, to add sound effects to all of your appearances in your playthrough Security breach. Although its appearance in Ruin DLC for Security breach doesn’t affect your scare level in the base game, its role in the DLC is still a significant reward.

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Roxana Lobo

Insecure and violent

Of all Glamrock’s enemies in Security breach, Roxanne Wolf is the least scary. From her first line in the game, Roxy seems more insecure than scary. She is constantly reassuring herself that she is the best and that no one is cooler than her, a sentiment supported by the surplus of cosplays fans have made of Roxy. Like all other Glamrock animatronics, Roxy patrols a certain area of ​​the Pizzaplex. Players don’t see Roxy as much as other animatronics like Chica, so she has much less time to make a good impression.

Unfortunately for Roxy, the game mechanics do their best to make it less scary. After losing her eyes, Roxy will directly attack what she believes to be Gregory. It’s a simple matter of avoiding her and making her break the obstacles in the room. Once players learn how easy it is to avoid Roxy and even make her work in their favor, your fear factor decreases considerably.

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Gator Montgomery

Pizzaplex’s largest Glamrock animatronic

Due entirely to its bulky size, Monty is one of the most threatening animatronics in the world. Security breach. Like Roxanne Wolf, he has less presence throughout the game due to appearing mainly in one area of ​​the Pizzaplex, but he makes the most of his time beyond his time patrolling the hallways.

Monty is confident and direct in his personality, which suits him well. his attacking style of jumping directly at Gregory. His charismatic demeanor is amusing, but quickly turns frightening, as he has no qualms about winking at Gregory before immediately charging in for the kill. Monty is iconic and scary, like most of the characters in Security breach.

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Glamrock Girl

Insatiable hunger and pizza

Unlike Glamrock’s other animatronics, Chica doesn’t have much of a personality, and that’s what highlights her as the scariest enemy of all four originals. Chica’s only unique trait is that she loves pizza, which makes her a bit funny during missions that use food to distract her. Other than that, Chica spends most of her time wandering the halls of the Pizzaplex, occasionally shouting and assuring Gregory that he will be safe with her.

Chica’s fear factor only increases after her beak is broken. Her missing mouth gives her a hole that runs across her entire face, and her stolen voice box means she can only make inhuman screams. In short, Chica is the scariest due to her lack of personality that players can empathize with. along with their more animalistic behavior in the later stages of Security breach.

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DJ music man

A giant spider with a wide smile

The biggest animatronic in the entire game or even the entire series is DJ Music Man. The giant spider-shaped DJ presides over Fazcade and is one of the few animatronics to only appear at an important moment in the game. Once players locate the giant, there’s no doubt it will become an enemy at some future point in the game, adding some simmering tension. For DJ Music Man, this moment ends up being a terrifying chase down a very long corridor.

DJ Music Man is highly rated as one of the Security breachThe scariest animatronics due entirely to their size and spider-like behavior, as the animatronic prefers to crawl on the walls around the Pizzaplex. The only consolation for players is that after the chase, DJ Music Man loses interest in the chase and returns to his music. However, his only moment of aggressively pursuing the player is a highlight scene in Security breach.

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String music man

Smaller, vent size, spiders

Wind-Up Music Men are smaller versions of DJ Music Man that reside exclusively in some of the openings around the Pizzaplex. Although DJ Music Man’s size works to his advantage, Wind-Up Music Man’s animatronics are just above their larger counterparts because players encounter them much more frequently and in a much smaller space.

Whenever Gregory needs to access a new area through the ventilation openings, there is a chance the player will suddenly hear the footsteps of a group of Wind-Up Music Men running through the tight space. It’s an effective use of sound design that always inspires a sense of dread.

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TEAM Robots

“Get a map.”

Security breach It doesn’t have many jumpscares, focusing on the atmosphere and enemy encounters. The big exception, however, is in any encounter with STAFF Bots, which jumpscare the player out of nowhere to give Gregory a map or a pass to unlock another section of the Pizzaplex. Roving robots also roam the building’s hallways to patrol for intruders.

This makes them a more consistently stressful enemy for players to navigate, at least until they have access to the Fazerblaster stun gun. Visually, STAFF Bots aren’t very scary, but your constant presence and the chance of a scare can make players scared to see them around.

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Endos

Skeletons walking in the dark

Glamrock endoskeletons are some of the scariest animatronics from around the world Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise. The slender monsters live only in the darkest parts of the Mega Pizzaplex and quickly approach the player whenever they are not in sight, much like the Weeping Angels from Doctor Who. Endos move sharply and suddenly this adds to its unsettling presence.

What makes these unique enemies even scarier is how inhuman they look. Without the colorful shell of Glamrock Freddy or Chica, every animatronic is just a metal skeleton with bulging eyes. No personality, no feelings, just a group of monsters in the dark.

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Daycare attendant

Don’t turn off the lights

The Day Care Attendant, with his dual sun and moon personality, is one of the most unique animatronics introduced in Security breach. This lanky character is dressed like a classic carnival figure and works at the Fazbear Pizzaplex’s daycare center for young children. The Kindergarten Attendant’s Sun part is overly friendly to the point of being annoyingwith a high-pitched voice and carefree attitude. But As soon as the lights go out, he becomes one of the scariest animatronics in the game.

After begging Gregory to never turn off the lights, which inevitably happens, the attendant’s face turns to the Moon itself. His voice gets deep and he starts chasing Gregory around the daycare through tubes and slides. What makes the attendant so scary is his own fear of becoming the Moon and the setting for his transformation. Players are forced to go through claustrophobic and confusing sets while looking for opportunities to distract the attendant for a short period of time. In addition to his personality, the Attendant has a disturbing acrobatic style of movement that is unique to Pizzaplex.

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Burnt trap

A new Springtrap or something else entirely

Burntrap is the final villain Gregory faces in Security breachfound deep within the Pizzaplex which is abnormally deep into the ground. There is no clear consensus on who or even what Burntrap is. Its appearance is closer to Springtrap or Scraptrap from previous FNAF gamesas evidenced by his tattered animatronic rabbit costume and the decomposing human body parts that stick out. While there is no confirmation that this new villain is related in any way to William Afton, the bunny animatronic costume and the glowing purple eyes seem to point to some kind of connection.

Meeting Burntrap evokes the feeling of a classic FNAF setting, as players must prevent entry from various animatronics by closing doors and ventilation openings with a limited power supply. The monstrous animatronic tries to escape as the Pizzaplex collapses and is only stopped by Tangle, another mysterious animatronic, at the last moment. Burntrap is scary both because of its design and its behavior. He never speaks, he only laughs to mock Gregoryand his single-minded focus on escaping tells the player that he needs to stop him at any cost Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security breach.