The DEADLY Animatronics of Mackenzie's Learning Lodge

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  @EmortalMarcus · 1 year ago · pinned

  Sadly the section around <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm40DG3KbWo&amp;t=698">11:38</a> got copyrighted. But the song is a banger. So I recommend you listen to It in the original video here:<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htLc9jzFVR0">https://youtu.be/htLc9jzFVR0?si=GmPLUIwFA2zHWWOI</a>

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  @riaradiance · 1 year ago (edited)

  Absolutely loving the animal accuracy in this already!<br><br>- Lynxes do actually have massive paws; these paws help them walk on snow without sinking through it.<br>- Yes, ravens and wolves form symbiotic relationships. Ravens will actively assist wolves in hunting down prey by following the animal and calling out (basically a ping) for the wolves to follow. In return, ravens get to pick at the scraps of the kill the wolves lead behind.<br>- In reference to keeping the Orca animatronic from the Shark animatronic, orcas are notorious shark killers. They use the shark&apos;s weakness of being flipped over (basically paralyzes the shark) to tear into them and eat their nutrient-rich livers. It&apos;s gotten so bad that sharks will leave an area for at least a year if they hear an orca&apos;s call.<br>- Lyla the Lynx&apos;s eyes being reflective is accurate; vertebrates have what is called a Tapetum Lucidum. This is just tissue in the eye responsible for reflective pupils that animals have (notoriously, cats).<br>- Ravens and wolves often bond when the latter are young pups, playing tug or chase with them. These friendships last a lifetime, with some ravens even being friends with individual wolves.<br>- Canids in captivity are susceptible to depression; they are animals with complex hierarchies and families, and taking a wolf out of their pack can leave in a state of depression so bad that it can kill them (observed mainly in African Painted Dogs).<br>- Sharks are not good in captivity. They&apos;re supposed to live in wide oceans and have been observed bumping into glass because of this (just as Gage the Great White does). [EDIT: Also to add on to this, sharks have to swim constantly if they want to live. Limiting the space given to a shark gives it a rougher time breathing.] In fact, it&apos;s so bad that aquariums no longer have most shark species in captivity.<br><br>-Interestingly, the body that the newspaper reported on was found to be in &quot;different parts&quot; and scattered. Carnivores often tear apart the prey they kill in messy feeding sessions that leave blood, fur, and a desecrated carcass behind. However, they do not do the same to carcasses that they scavenge off of. [EDIT: Forgot about the chainsaw killer but they still could be trying to replicate the way animals eat.]<br><br>I&apos;m not sure what the Hell Fawn is at all, but there&apos;s definitely potential for this series. :3

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  @SEDjunior · 1 year ago

  I love how when the creator lost everything, they were able to incorporate that into the story. Like after the hard drive got wiped, that&apos;s when the rebrand animatronics started getting introduced.

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  @HackedEgg · 1 year ago

  I like how Mackenzie is a she but has antlers. It reminds me of how a lot of og animal animatronic makers forget the male and female differences of animals and makes it feel more realistic.

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  @-GuessMyName · 1 year ago

  &quot;When body was split, so was soul.&quot;<br>&quot;I miss having friends, so I pretend.&quot;<br>&quot;She hates me, you all do.&quot;<br>&quot;This is the cocoon of my rebirth.&quot;<br>&quot;I am free.&quot;<br><br><br>A scattered soul that misses its former friends pretends that each fragment is its own person, but it believes that everyone hates it due to being forgotten, likely compounded onto by one of its fragments also hating itself (the orca and shark).<br><br>It reassembled itself while the guard was absent, either due to a search or death, and became able to leave, permanently. There were no fragments left behind. <br><br>In other words, we&apos;ve got an Ennard situation worse than the original; it just wants blood.

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• LI

  @LieMorphosLie · 1 year ago

  Something to note with the wolf: the massacre happened in 1955. The way the wolf is designed is very similar to werewolf designs of that era.

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  @6sloththesix · 1 year ago (edited)

  Things i have gathered <br><br>1:I think the copy cat killer IS the animatronics. They want people to remember by any means necessary until their bodies are found and brought together. <br><br>2: the company is most likely connected to the killings in the first place in some way, dont know how or why but they must have covered up something.

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  @tfprimeboy538 · 1 year ago

  &quot;When body is split, so is soul&quot;. I think that maybe someone got unalived. And their soul split and possesed the wolf and the crow. That&apos;s why they can&apos;t be apart. Because you&apos;d tear their soul apart

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  @N0AH7855 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm40DG3KbWo&amp;t=2657">44:17</a> I won’t lie Wolfgang with eyes sounds even more terrifying than the blinded one imagine trying to run and then he just snipes you with a bow

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  @May-scribbles · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm40DG3KbWo&amp;t=232">3:52</a> A Lynx is a type of big cat! They are also quite large in real life, so this animatronic might actually be to scale, which is insane.

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  @AloyBellinghausen-n2q · 1 year ago

  The song they were singing is &quot;Heartaches&quot; by 1930&apos;s ballroom singer Al Bowly. The song is known in modern times in sample form for &quot;Everywhere at The End of Time&quot; by The Caretaker, &quot;A1-Its just a burning memory&quot;.

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  @true_chair · 1 year ago (edited)

  &quot;She hates me&quot;<br>&quot;Everyone does&quot;<br><br>&quot;He is nothing&quot;<br>&quot;He will go nowhere&quot;<br><br>It appears to me an abusive relationship is going on.

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