Analyzing EVERY single IT'S ME to SOLVE the meaning - fnaf theory

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  @CandiBuunny · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  The pinned comment as promised. <br><br>Right now the only IT&apos;S ME not mentioned was first pointed out by @abyssal_echo - Mike says It&apos;s Me, Michael in his Sister Location speech<br>The first fnaf AR teaser is a phone receiving a text message that says It&apos;s Me. The shadow of a bear falls on the scene as a light flickers (either Freddy or Golden Freddy presumably)<br>Pointed out by @jonatanpl3899, Golden Freddy uses It&apos;s Me as his attack in Freddy in Space 2<br>Chip in Return to the Pit says It&apos;s Me

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  @FLACKO3309 · 5 months ago

  Generational thumbnail

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  @alexknj1 · 1 year ago

  <b>Teleports in</b><br><b>Proceeds to excessively inform you that it&apos;s me.</b><br><b>Kills you</b><br><b>Refuses to elaborate</b><br><b>Leaves</b>

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  @already-taken · 1 year ago

  I think Funtime Freddy should have been allowed one &quot;it&apos;s me&quot;. Not like, a genuine one, but a mocking one.

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  @pumpkinpie2671 · 1 year ago

  Tis I! Frederick Fazington Ursine, of the gilded variety!!

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  @onyourleft4194 · 1 year ago

  &quot;I tend to avoid merch because I want it and I can&apos;t afford it&quot;<br>you have no idea how much i relate to that

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  @porcelainchips6061 · 1 year ago

  &quot;it&apos;s me&quot; being momentary awareness could explain why it takes until UCN for the vengeful spirit to &quot;actualize&quot; and become what it is; if it is caught in the loop of forgetting and remembering then it cannot become what it will eventually. The fire of FFPS could be the trigger; when all physical vessels are removed and it&apos;s only ghost-time with no object to inhabit. Haunting an object might &quot;settle&quot; a spirit into not constantly seeking self-awareness; what am i? i am the thing i am in. But if the object is stripped away, then what are you? what were you? what are you now?

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  @Arusu1451 · 1 year ago

  Would never click on a fnaf video by mistake. Been locked in since day 1

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  @marycatherine4902 · 1 year ago

  Maybe this was one big Super Mario reference the whole time. it&apos;s-a me, Mario.

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  @jolo6051 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I feel like the FNAF 2 cutscenes we get from Freddy’s perspective is actually us seeing the animatronics become aware for the first time. These flashbacks take place before FNAF 2 in the original Freddy’s location, where the MCI occurred. <br><br>What we’re seeing is them all waking up for the first time ever in their new bodies. We see them all look at each other and we see Chica and Bonnie’s animatronic faces go from mild curiosity to absolute horror. <br><br>Thanks to their animatronic faces, they can’t make that much expression. So it’s hard to tell what they’re really thinking. But we get a good enough idea. Bonnie ends up staring at Freddy. We can’t see his eyes, but the vibe is clearly that he’s aware that something definitely isn’t right. While Chica looks like she’s fully turned towards Freddy, her eyes unseeable in the lighting and her beak wide and agape, like she’s screaming. We even see Golden Freddy appear right in front of Freddy too. <br><br>While these cutscenes play, we can hear the echoes of children laughing which gradually turns into children screaming as the cutscene comes to a close (at least that’s what it sounds like to me). As these laughs turn to screams, we hear Freddy scream in the only way he really can - a low and monotone robotic sound. That’s all his animatronic’s voice will allow him to do. This tone is also very similar to the one we hear Freddy do in the FNAF Movie shortly after Afton is springlocked. <br><br>And then the vision starts to glitch out as the animatronic and the soul are overwhelmed with emotion and it ends with “It’s me”, the words that signify when a possessed thing acknowledges that it is not the way it should be, but that they can’t understand why.<br><br>That’s also why the first cutscene which we only ever see once when booting up the game for the first time ends with ERROR instead of “It’s me”. Because the souls haven’t woken up yet. The animatronic programming is still in effect.<br><br>But then the Night 4 cutscene happens. We see The Puppet, constantly looking into the eyes of Freddy. No matter where he looks, the Puppet meets his gaze. But we notice that Bonnie and Chica are no longer so… disturbed looking. They’re facing forward and they’re docile. They’re… ASLEEP. <br><br>The Puppet has calmed them. The Puppet has united them. They can’t understand anything that’s happened to them and they’re scared and angry and confused, but the Puppet came to soothe them. To act as a protector. Hence why Bonnie and Chica have seemingly calmed down with the Puppet’s presence.<br><br>And we can assume that Freddy is also hushed to sleep as well.<br><br>This also explains why the Withered’s don’t start becoming active until Night 3 (with the exception of Foxy who is active on Night 2). It’s because they’ve woken up. The Toys and their activity have stirred the spirits and awoken them from slumber. <br><br>That’s also why the animatronics are so active and aware in the first game and The Week Before. The Puppet is seemingly nowhere to be found. They have no leader, no direction, nothing to keep them in check. So they make their own plans… and their own rules. Rules that even a Freddy head won’t protect the guards from. Only steel security doors. A plan to leave and wreak havoc. To become monsters themselves. And if the Puppet were there, she’d likely bring them all comfort and convince them not to leave and end up becoming the murdering monsters that they’re not. <br><br>So that’s my interpretation of what the FNAF 2 cutscenes tell us! They’re flashbacks to when the souls first become awake and aware in their new bodies and how the Puppet is the only one who can soothe them and make them more docile.<br><br>What do you think?

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  @scroll_34 · 7 months ago

  top 10 thumbnails oat💀🙏

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  @spudkin564 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I still think there&apos;s some merit to the original thoughts behind &quot;it&apos;s me.&quot; And I don&apos;t think it necessarily precludes your theory. &quot;It&apos;s me&quot; really sounds like a child that is terrified desperately trying to get someone to notice them. They&apos;ve been trapped as spirits for a long time, scared, unable to call out for help. During those flashes of self-awareness, they call out to the security guard, Mike, whoever, hoping to all heaven that someone will realize that they aren&apos;t a robot, they&apos;re scared little kids. They aren&apos;t in control of their emotions, because they&apos;re kids. Only, their temper tantrums are deadly. They are lashing out in overwhelming anger like a kid can do, but are also still hoping to be rescued. Kids aren&apos;t the most rational creatures, and I can imagine one that was traumatized by being literally murdered would be even less so. &quot;It&apos;s me&quot; could be the last bit of their consciousness desperately calling out to be rescued from the hell they&apos;ve been stuck in.<br><br>Also, I&apos;ve really enjoyed your content. Your enthusiasm is infectious, your wit is on point, and you clearly put a lot of work into presentation. We will be watching your career with great interest.

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