All Frickbears 3 Animatronics

Freddy Frickbear Leader

Behavior: Freddy starts on the main stage and becomes active after 2 AM on Night 1. He laughs exactly four times as he moves through the building, each laugh indicating a position change. After the 4th laugh he appears at either the left or right hallway entrance, chosen at random. If the correct door is not closed, he enters and attacks.

Counter: Track every laugh carefully. After the 3rd laugh, check both hallway cameras to determine his approach direction. Close the correct door before the 4th laugh finishes. On higher difficulties, his laughs come faster and the gap between the 3rd and 4th narrows significantly.

Unlock: Available from Night 1 on all difficulty settings and all guard characters.

Bonnie the Bunny Aggressive

Behavior: Bonnie patrols the Staff Hallway exclusively, approaching from the left side of the office. He moves in irregular bursts, sometimes sprinting through multiple camera zones in a single cycle. His footsteps are audible through the left wall when he reaches the final corridor segment, giving a short audio warning before he reaches the door.

Counter: Listen for heavy footsteps on the left side. When footsteps are audible, immediately check the left door light to confirm his presence. Close the left door and wait for the footsteps to retreat. Do not open the door early or he will rush in during the animation. On Lunatic difficulty, his footstep audio range is reduced by half.

Unlock: Available from Night 1 on all difficulty settings.

Chica the Chicken Persistent

Behavior: Chica approaches through the Restroom Hallway on the right side. Unlike Bonnie, she moves at a steady pace but lingers at the office window before attacking. Her shadow is visible through the right door window for approximately 3 seconds before she commits to entering. She sometimes carries her cupcake, which serves as a visual tell for her aggression level.

Counter: Watch the right door window regularly. When her silhouette appears, close the right door immediately. She retreats after 4-6 seconds of finding the door closed. If she is holding the cupcake, she will attempt a second approach within 15 seconds of retreating, so stay alert after the first encounter.

Unlock: Available from Night 1 on all difficulty settings.

Foxy the Pirate Rushdown

Behavior: Foxy hides in Pirate's Cove and progresses through four visible stages on camera: curtain closed, curtain slightly open, Foxy peeking out, and Foxy gone. Once he leaves the cove, he sprints down the left hallway at extreme speed and attacks unless the left door is already closed. Checking his camera regularly resets his progression timer.

Counter: Check the Pirate's Cove camera every 15-20 seconds to keep his progression in check. If you notice stage 3 (peeking), close the left door immediately and then check the camera to confirm he has returned. If he has already left (stage 4), close the left door and listen for the banging sound that confirms he was blocked. Never neglect his camera for extended periods.

Unlock: Available from Night 1 on all difficulty settings.

Endoskeleton Trap

Behavior: The Endoskeleton appears at the office window mimicking the appearance of Withered Foxy. It is deliberately designed to bait players into using the flashlight. When the flashlight is directed at it, the Endoskeleton immediately triggers a jumpscare and ends the run. It appears randomly starting from Night 1, with increasing frequency on later nights.

Counter: Do NOT use the flashlight on the Endoskeleton. When you see a metallic figure at the window, resist the instinct to flash it. Instead, ignore it completely and it will leave on its own after 8-10 seconds. Learning to distinguish the Endoskeleton from a genuine Withered Foxy approach is a critical early-game skill. The key difference is that the Endoskeleton remains perfectly still, while Withered Foxy sways slightly.

Unlock: Available from Night 1 on all difficulty settings.

Withered Freddy Salvage

Behavior: Appears on the main stage after completing Night 1. Walks slowly across the front window from left to right. If not tracked on cameras, he enters through the main entrance and appears directly in the office.

Counter: Monitor his position on the stage camera. When he starts moving, track him until he passes the window. Close the main vent if he reaches the office corridor.

Best Support Page: Use the Withered Freddy guide if you want his stage pressure, tracking rhythm, and salvage importance explained on a single page.

Unlock: Salvage during free-roam after Night 1. Costs $100 to process.

Withered Bonnie Salvage

Behavior: Missing his face, Withered Bonnie navigates using echolocation-style clicking sounds. He moves erratically between camera zones and can appear at either door. His approach is signaled by a distinctive rapid clicking that grows louder.

Counter: Listen for the clicking pattern. When it intensifies, check both door lights rapidly. He commits to whichever side he approaches, so identify and close the correct door. His clicking stops 2 seconds before he reaches the doorway.

Unlock: Salvage during free-roam after Night 1. Costs $100 to process.

Withered Chica Salvage

Behavior: Withered Chica is extremely slow but never stops moving. She always approaches from the right side and her jaws make a constant grinding noise. Once she reaches the door, she jams it open for 5 seconds if it was not already closed, creating a vulnerability window.

Counter: Her grinding noise is audible from two camera zones away, giving ample warning. Close the right door preemptively when you hear grinding. Her jam mechanic means reactive door closes are risky.

Best Support Page: Use the Withered Chica guide if you want her jam timing, grinding audio, and right-side pressure broken down in more detail.

Unlock: Salvage during free-roam after Night 1. Costs $100 to process.

Withered Foxy Salvage

Behavior: Unlike regular Foxy, Withered Foxy does not sprint. He appears in the hallway and stares into the office. If you look at him on the camera for too long (more than 3 seconds), he charges. If you flash him, he retreats temporarily but becomes faster on his next approach.

Counter: Quick camera glances only. Check his position with sub-2-second camera views. Never use the flashlight on him, as the speed increase compounds. After 3 flashlight uses in a single night, his charge becomes nearly instant.

Unlock: Salvage during free-roam after Night 1. Costs $100 to process.

Golden Freddy Teleporter

Behavior: Golden Freddy does not follow normal pathways. He teleports into the office immediately after you close the camera panel. His collapsed suit appears slumped in the corner and begins to rise. You have a 4-second window to react before he attacks. On later nights, the window shrinks to 2.5 seconds.

Counter: Don the Freddy Mask within the reaction window. Golden Freddy will examine the mask, determine you are another animatronic, and vanish. The mask must stay on until the static audio clears. Pulling it off early results in an instant kill. His appearances increase when you use cameras heavily.

Unlock: Salvage for $250 during free-roam on Night 2 or later. Requires mask defense knowledge. Critical for the Susie Route.

Springtrap Route-Critical

Behavior: Springtrap is methodical. He checks vents and hallways systematically, and audio lures are the primary way to redirect him. He follows sound sources across the map, but he adapts if the same lure location is used more than twice consecutively. He can also disable vent locks if left unmanaged.

Counter: Rotate audio lures between at least 3 different positions. Monitor his camera position and always lure him away from the office side of the map. When he reaches a vent, seal it immediately. On Lunatic, he ignores lures 20% of the time at random.

Best Support Page: Use the Springtrap guide if you want the salvage-route weight, evil-ending tie-in, and office-control loop explained together.

Unlock: Salvage at a specific map location during mid-game free-roam. Essential for both the Salvage Route and the Susie Route.

Lefty Stealth

Behavior: Lefty is sound-sensitive. Loud actions like slamming doors, playing audio lures, or using the flashlight aggressively cause Lefty to advance toward the office. He moves silently and only appears on cameras when directly viewed. His final position is always the left hallway blind spot.

Counter: Minimize noisy actions when Lefty is active. Use gentle door closes (hold rather than tap), limit flashlight usage, and space out audio lures. Check his camera position frequently but briefly. When he reaches the blind spot, close the left door quietly.

Unlock: Salvage at a specific location during mid-late game. Required for the Salvage Route.

Scrap Baby Ambush

Behavior: Scrap Baby hides under the desk or behind objects in the office itself. She activates when the player has not moved the camera or interacted with any control for 8 seconds. Her claw extends from her hiding spot and attacks from below.

Counter: Never remain idle for more than 6 seconds. Constantly cycle between cameras, lights, and door controls. Even a small input resets her timer. On Lunatic difficulty, her idle threshold drops to 5 seconds.

Unlock: Salvage at a specific location during mid-late game. Required for the Salvage Route.

Molten Freddy Vent Crawler

Behavior: Molten Freddy is a mass of tangled wires and animatronic parts that navigates exclusively through the ventilation system. He moves between vent nodes rapidly and attacks from whichever vent exit is closest to the office. A faint metallic scraping sound precedes his arrival by about 3 seconds.

Counter: Seal vent exits when you hear scraping. He can only attack from unsealed vents. If multiple vents are compromised simultaneously, prioritize the one closest to your position. He retreats after hitting a sealed vent but returns faster each time.

Unlock: Salvage at a specific location during mid-late game. Required for the Salvage Route.

Toy Freddy Minigame

Behavior: Toy Freddy does not attack directly. Instead, he sits in the Parts & Service room playing arcade games. He sets a high score on the Minigames tab that the player must beat before 6 AM. If his score is not beaten by the end of the night, he triggers a game-over screen disguised as an arcade cabinet crash.

Counter: Periodically switch to the Minigames tab and play rounds to keep your score above his. He sets a new score roughly every 90 seconds. Balance minigame time with survival duties. On Lunatic, his scores are 30% higher and he sets them every 60 seconds.

Unlock: Automatically active on Experienced+ difficulty with Mike, Vanessa, or Fritz selected as guard.

Toy Bonnie Infiltrator

Behavior: Toy Bonnie slides into the office through the right vent and appears at the edge of your desk. He does not trigger standard vent alarms. Instead, a subtle shift in the office lighting indicates his presence. He attacks 5 seconds after arriving unless the Freddy Mask is worn.

Counter: Watch for the lighting shift (a slight blue tint on the right side of the screen). Don the Freddy Mask and wait for him to lean in, examine the mask, and leave. He checks more frequently on later nights and the lighting tell becomes more subtle.

Unlock: Automatically active on Experienced+ difficulty.

Toy Chica Cupcake Hunt

Behavior: Toy Chica sends her cupcake into the office before she arrives. The cupcake hides in up to 5 different spots around the office: on the desk, behind the monitor, on the left shelf, near the right door frame, or on the floor by the filing cabinet. If the cupcake is not clicked within 12 seconds, it detonates and Toy Chica attacks.

Counter: When you hear a soft jingling sound, immediately scan all 5 cupcake hiding spots and click it. The cupcake glows faintly, making it visible but easy to miss if you are focused on cameras. Practice identifying each spot quickly. On Lunatic, hiding spots increase to 7 and the timer drops to 8 seconds.

Best Support Page: Use the Toy Chica guide if you want the cupcake scan logic explained in a dedicated single-character page.

Unlock: Automatically active on Experienced+ difficulty.

Balloon Boy Disabler

Behavior: Balloon Boy crawls through the ventilation system and exits into the office. His approach is signaled by his signature laugh, which echoes through the vents with increasing volume. Once he enters the office, he permanently disables the flashlight for the remainder of the night, making Foxy and several other threats significantly more dangerous.

Counter: When you hear his laugh echoing in the vents, immediately don the Freddy Mask. Keep the mask on until the laughing stops completely, which takes 4-6 seconds. If he has already entered and you see him standing in the office, it is too late and the flashlight is gone for the night. Prevention is critical.

Unlock: Available after Night 2 on standard progression. No special requirements.

JJ Secret

Behavior: JJ operates identically to Balloon Boy in terms of approach path, entering through the ventilation system. However, instead of disabling the flashlight, JJ disables door controls for approximately 30 seconds. During this window, both doors are stuck in whatever position they were in when she arrived, open or closed.

Counter: Same mask defense as Balloon Boy. When you hear a higher-pitched variant of BB's laugh, don the Freddy Mask. The pitch difference is subtle but distinguishable with practice. If she gets in, pray that at least one door was closed. Her door disable duration is fixed and cannot be shortened.

Unlock: Secret unlock. Complete both the Shadow Freddy and RWQFSFASXC unlock requirements in the same playthrough, then meet Susie during the salvage sequence.

Marionette / The Puppet Music Box

Behavior: The Puppet is contained in the Prize Corner music box. A danger icon flashes on the camera panel whenever the music box is running low. If the music box winds down completely, the Puppet escapes and performs an unavoidable attack that ends the run. No door, mask, or flashlight can stop it once released. The music box drains faster on later nights.

Counter: Switch to the Prize Corner camera and hold the wind-up button whenever the danger icon flashes. The wind-up takes approximately 6 seconds for a full reset. This must be balanced against all other threats. On Night 5 and beyond, the drain rate nearly doubles, requiring wind-ups every 25-30 seconds.

Unlock: Active from Night 2 onward. Central to the Mask Route as the source of mask collectibles.

Mangle Completionist

Behavior: Mangle clings to the ceiling and appears on random cameras marked with a sticky-note indicator. If you view a camera that Mangle is on, she becomes aggravated and moves one step closer to the office. If you ignore the marked camera, she stays put. After reaching the office ceiling, she drops down and attacks with a garbled radio static sound as her only warning.

Counter: When you see a sticky-note indicator on a camera thumbnail, do not open that camera. Mentally exclude it from your rotation. This becomes increasingly difficult when she occupies a camera you need to check for other threats. Once on the ceiling, close both doors and wait for the radio static to fade, indicating she has retreated.

Unlock: Final completionist unlock. Unlock every other character in the game first. She is the 40th and final roster entry.

RWQFSFASXC (Shadow Bonnie) Secret

Behavior: Shadow Bonnie manifests in the office as a translucent dark figure. He starts nearly invisible and gradually becomes more opaque over time. Higher office temperature accelerates his materialization. Once fully solid, he triggers a crash-style jumpscare that corrupts the current save file temporarily.

Counter: Use the flashlight to push him back to a more translucent state. Each flash reduces his opacity by roughly 20%. Monitor office temperature and avoid using heat-generating equipment when he is present. On hot nights, you may need to flash him every 10 seconds to keep him at bay.

Unlock: Secret unlock. Salvage Springtrap AND locate Vanny during free-roam without collecting the Freddy Mask first.

Shadow Freddy Secret

Behavior: Shadow Freddy appears as a dark purple variant of Freddy slumped in the Parts & Service room. He cannot be seen on cameras. Instead, he appears in the office corner without warning and slowly stands up. Once fully upright, he crashes the game with a unique purple-screen event.

Counter: When you spot the dark shape in the corner, immediately switch to any camera and then back. This resets his standing animation. He attempts to stand 3-5 times per night on higher difficulties. The reset window becomes shorter on each subsequent attempt within the same night.

Unlock: Secret unlock. Locate Michael Afton during the salvage sequence AND snatch the Freddy Mask from the Puppet during the same run.

Circus Baby Story

Behavior: Circus Baby appears during the Normal Route finale at Circus Baby's Pizza World. She controls the building's power grid and systematically shuts down rooms. She does not approach directly but sends Bidybabs through floor panels to harass the player while controlling the environment.

Counter: Manage power allocation manually. Prioritize lighting over doors when Baby cuts power. Listen for Bidybab scratching under the floor panels and seal the panels with the maintenance tool when scratching is heard.

Nightmare BB Nightmare

Behavior: A grotesque oversized version of Balloon Boy that appears in the hallways during the Mask Route nightmare sequence. He replaces all lighting with a pulsing red glow and charges when the player looks directly at him for more than 2 seconds.

Counter: Use peripheral vision. Keep him at the edge of your screen without centering your view on him. Flash the hallway to freeze him in place for 5 seconds, then reposition. He cannot turn corners while frozen.

Phone Guy (Animatronic) Unique

Behavior: An animatronic version of Phone Guy that plays garbled, reversed phone messages through the office speaker. While a message plays, all audio cues from other animatronics are muffled by 60%, making it significantly harder to hear footsteps, laughs, and vent sounds.

Counter: When Phone Guy's message starts, switch to visual-only defense for its duration (approximately 15 seconds). Rely on door lights and camera feeds instead of audio. Memorize other animatronics' visual patterns to compensate for the audio loss.

Dreadbear Halloween

Behavior: Dreadbear is a massive Frankenstein-styled animatronic that demands specific candy types from bowls placed around the office. He approaches from the front hallway and holds out his hand. If the wrong candy type is given or no candy is given within 10 seconds, he attacks.

Counter: Memorize the candy bowl positions (4 bowls with different candy types). Dreadbear's hand gesture and the color of his eyes indicate which candy type he wants: red eyes = red candy, green eyes = green candy, yellow eyes = yellow candy, blue eyes = blue candy. Click the correct bowl within the time limit.

Nightmarionne Lethal

Behavior: Nightmarionne appears at the office doorway with thin, elongated limbs. Looking at it for more than 1 second triggers an instant kill. However, it sometimes demands attention by emitting a whispering sound that must be acknowledged by briefly glancing at it (under 1 second). Ignoring the whisper for too long also results in death.

Counter: Quick sub-1-second glances when the whisper is heard, then immediately look away. Practice the timing in Custom Night first. Anti-frustration mechanic: Nightmarionne never demands attention from the same side as Dreadbear, so you never have to manage both simultaneously in the same direction.

Nightmare Freddy Nightmare

Behavior: Nightmare Freddy sends three miniature Freddles to the bed/desk area. They accumulate over time and, once all three are present, Nightmare Freddy materializes and attacks. Each Freddle takes approximately 20 seconds to settle into position.

Counter: Flashlight the Freddles individually to scatter them. You must flash each one directly; a general room flash does not work. Checking the bed/desk area every 15 seconds prevents them from accumulating. On Lunatic, Freddles settle in 12 seconds.

Nightmare Bonnie Nightmare

Behavior: Nightmare Bonnie occupies the left hallway during nightmare sequences. He breathes heavily and approaches in pitch darkness. His breathing pattern changes from slow to rapid when he is about to lunge. He can also fake a retreat by quieting his breathing temporarily.

Counter: Listen to the breathing rhythm. Shine the flashlight when breathing becomes rapid to stun him. Do not fall for fake retreats; wait for at least 5 seconds of silence before considering him gone. Close the left door if the flashlight fails to stun him after two attempts.

Mr. Hippo Passive

Behavior: Mr. Hippo appears in Custom Night and select late-game nights. He sits in the office and tells long, rambling stories. While harmless himself, his stories play over the office audio system and mask critical sound cues from dangerous animatronics for 20-30 seconds at a time.

Counter: Switch to purely visual defense during his monologues. He leaves after finishing his story. Do not interact with him, as clicking on him causes him to restart his story from the beginning. Let him talk and focus on camera feeds and door lights.

Lolbit Shopkeeper

Behavior: Lolbit runs the in-game shop and is normally friendly. However, when selected as an active animatronic in Custom Night, Lolbit's screen takeover mechanic activates. She periodically hijacks the camera feed with a "PLEASE STAND BY" screen that blocks all camera access for 8 seconds.

Counter: Type "LOL" on the keyboard during her screen takeover to dismiss it early. When Lolbit is selected as active, Mendo (the maintenance robot) replaces her in the shop. Accept the camera disruptions and maintain door/mask defense during blackout periods.

Best Support Page: Use the Lolbit guide if you want the shop role, LOL input, and Mendo swap explained together.

Nightmare Chica Nightmare

Behavior: Nightmare Chica attacks from the right side during nightmare sequences. Her cupcake operates independently, appearing at the window. She uses a two-pronged approach: she enters through the door while the cupcake distracts at the window. Both must be managed simultaneously.

Counter: Close the right door when you hear her approaching, then don the mask to deal with the cupcake at the window. The cupcake retreats when it sees the mask. On Lunatic, the cupcake attacks from a random window, not just the right one.

Nightmare Foxy Nightmare

Behavior: Nightmare Foxy hides in the closet and transitions through 3 stages: door cracked, door half-open, and fully emerged. At stage 3, he performs a timed dash attack down the hallway. He can also appear as a plush version on the bed, which is harmless but wastes flashlight battery if illuminated.

Counter: Flash the closet at stage 1 or 2 to reset him. At stage 3, don the mask immediately as the dash is unavoidable by door alone. Ignore the plush variant on the bed. During the Mask Route boss fight, his dash must be survived for the final soul collection.

Molten Freddy (Fused) Boss Variant

Behavior: The boss variant of Molten Freddy appears during the Salvage Route finale. Fused with Springtrap, Lefty, and Scrap Baby by Vanny, this mechanical abomination uses all four component characters' attack patterns simultaneously in a rotating cycle.

Counter: See the Boss Guide for the full 5-phase breakdown of The Salvage encounter. Requires mastery of door management, vent sealing, audio lures, electrical shocking, and QTE wire-pulling.

Fredbear (Cassidy) True Final Boss

Behavior: Psychic Friend Fredbear transforms into the real Fredbear, controlled by Cassidy's spirit. Appears only during the True Ending route. Initiates a WarioWare-style microgame rush followed by a full-assault phase using all remaining animatronics.

Counter: See the Boss Guide for detailed phase-by-phase coverage. Requires completion of every other unlock and route in the game.

Dee Dee Random

Behavior: Dee Dee appears exclusively in Custom Night. She randomly adds an extra animatronic to the active roster mid-night, chosen from a pool that includes characters not currently selected. Her jingle plays before the addition, giving a brief warning. She can add up to 3 extra animatronics per night.

Counter: No direct counter exists. When her jingle plays, prepare for an unknown additional threat. Keep reserve mental bandwidth for managing a new pattern. The Dee Dee Repel power-up (purchasable from Lolbit's shop) blocks one activation per night.

Ennard Vent Master

Behavior: Ennard uses all vent paths simultaneously by splitting its wire-body across multiple routes. Up to 3 vent exits can be threatened at once. Each wire segment makes a distinct scraping tone at a different pitch, allowing experienced players to identify which exits are under threat by sound alone.

Counter: Learn the three pitch levels: low = left vent, mid = center vent, high = right vent. Seal the corresponding exits in priority order. If overwhelmed, seal the two closest to the office and accept that the third may require a door close as backup.

Glitchtrap Digital

Behavior: Glitchtrap does not appear physically. Instead, he corrupts the camera system, causing feeds to glitch, swap, or display previous nights' footage. Corrupted cameras show a faint purple static border. Using a corrupted camera to check an animatronic's position gives false information.

Counter: Identify corrupted cameras by the purple border and do not trust their feeds. Restart the camera system via the breaker panel (costs 5 seconds). He corrupts cameras faster on later nights, sometimes requiring 2-3 restarts per hour.

Music Man Sound

Behavior: Music Man sits on the ceiling and responds to any noise the player makes. Clicking too fast, switching cameras rapidly, or slamming doors causes his cymbal-banging speed to increase. Once his cymbal rhythm reaches maximum tempo, he drops from the ceiling and attacks.

Counter: Perform all actions slowly and deliberately. Space out camera switches by at least 2 seconds. Use gentle door closes. His tempo decays naturally over time if noise input stops, so brief periods of inaction help reset him. Conflicts directly with Scrap Baby's idle timer mechanic.

Rockstar Freddy Payment

Behavior: Rockstar Freddy stands on stage and periodically demands a coin payment of $5. If not paid within 10 seconds, he overheats and charges the office. He demands payment more frequently on later nights, up to every 45 seconds on Night 6+.

Counter: Keep at least $20 in reserve at all times. Pay him promptly when the payment prompt appears. Alternatively, raise the office temperature to exactly 100 degrees to make him malfunction and skip one payment cycle, but this risks accelerating Shadow Bonnie if he is also active.

Funtime Freddy Duo

Behavior: Funtime Freddy operates with his hand puppet Bon-Bon. Funtime Freddy approaches from the left while Bon-Bon detaches and approaches from the right simultaneously. Both must be countered independently within the same time window or the surviving one attacks.

Counter: Close the left door for Funtime Freddy and don the mask for Bon-Bon, in that order. The sequence matters because Bon-Bon arrives 2 seconds after Freddy. Reversing the order leaves the left door open for too long.

Ballora Audio

Behavior: Ballora dances in the hallway and her music box melody indicates her distance. The melody grows louder as she approaches and softer as she retreats. She is invisible on cameras and can only be tracked by sound. She attacks from whichever side has the open door.

Counter: Close the door on whichever side her music is louder. She pirouettes away after 6-8 seconds of finding a closed door. On Lunatic, her music echoes, making directional identification harder. Use headphones for better spatial audio.

LOLZHAX Glitch

Behavior: LOLZHAX is a corrupted debug entity that appears only in Custom Night when Glitchtrap and Lolbit are both set to maximum difficulty. It manifests as scrambled ASCII text overlaying the camera feed and progressively replaces UI elements with nonsensical characters. After 4 UI corruptions, it locks the player out of all controls for 10 seconds.

Counter: Access the hidden debug console by pressing Ctrl+Shift+D and type "PURGE" to clear the corruption stack. Each purge resets 2 corruption levels. This mechanic is not explained in-game and was discovered by dataminers. On Lunatic, corruption accumulates 40% faster and the lockout extends to 15 seconds.

Funtime Foxy Showtime

Behavior: Funtime Foxy operates on a strict performance schedule displayed on the Funtime Stage camera. A countdown timer shows when the next "showtime" occurs. When the timer hits zero, Funtime Foxy dashes from the stage to the office in exactly 3 seconds. The only defense window is during the countdown itself.

Counter: Watch the countdown timer on the Funtime Stage camera. When it reaches 5 seconds, close both doors preemptively. Funtime Foxy picks a random door to attack, so both must be sealed. Doors can be reopened 4 seconds after showtime ends. On Lunatic, the countdown is hidden for the final 3 seconds, requiring you to mentally track the timer.