Mike's been fired, and in the wake of the break in, any trust or friendship between him and the animatronics has been shattered. Freddy and the others struggle to come to terms with the realization all of the guards had been human. With a new guard settled in for the night, the animatronics have one goal: Get Mike back! Rated T for "sailor speak" and scary robots. Basically PG-13.
The first in my planned series of stories set two weeks after the 7th Night. The animatronics aren't out to get Mike anymore, but that still doesn't mean the end of his problems when he finds his keys to the front door missing... Rated T for big boy language.
A collection of one-shots set before the murders and the Bite. A nice little side project when it's too hectic to work on one of the nights. Also where I plan on putting holiday specials! Nothing too dark here, so expect some pretty happy tales! Rated T for "language you wouldn't use in front of Grandma." Mostly done for humor. PG-13, y'all.
Pizza Baron is no more, Trout's behind bars. Everything is back to normal. But when a scandalous article brings up another location, Mike and the animatronics discover what came before Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. Contains FNaF 2, but AU in terms of fitting it. Rated T for "when you're older" language. PG-13. Warnings now placed before gore.
With Foxy now temporarily living with Mike, things have gotten interesting for Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. But when a new restaurant owned by a powerful corporation threatens the pizzeria's survival, it's up to Mike and the animatronics to deal with this new competition. Rated T for "no no words." Gets bloody at the end. If you close your eyes and squint (what?), it looks like PG-13.
After dealing with the events of Night Three, night guard Mike Schmidt and his animatronic friends live's are finally starting to slow down. Until Mike's parents decide to visit Mike while he's on duty. Rated T for "when you're older" language, and future possible spookiness. PG-13.
There's a crime spree going on, targeting places that have held more than their fair share of controversy. And Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria is a prime target. Rated T for "bad words," violence, and sorta-not-really vague death and gore. Basically PG-13.