Where Can I Play Five Nights At Anime
Teodolinda Mattson
Not every game in the franchise fits seamlessly within the generally accepted timeline, with the series boasting a number of free-to-play titles and mobile spinoffs that have been released over the years. Fans have tried to come up with their own ways to place the games within the established canon, either as hallucinations by previously introduced characters or other scenarios to integrate them. However, these titles are a significant departure from the gameplay in the main titles and often venture far outside of the horror genre.
Even though there's no official confirmation of an upcoming FNAF game, the answer to this is almost certainly a 'no.' Popverse wrote around Halloween last year that the creatives involved in the Freddy's film were discussing a Five Nights at Freddy's sequel even before the movie came out. That, combined with the loads of new fans that the first movie inspires, opens the door wide on the possibility of far more games.
The Five Nights at Freddy's phenomenon is lasting longer than five nights. Get up to speed, with how to stream the movie, details on the characters and lore, getting to know the FNAF animatronics, how it fits in the canon of the games, talks of sequels, how Chuck E. Cheese is responding, and even a guide to how to play all the FNAF games.
From the developer responsible for more fan service than the makers of anime body pillows [Scott Cawthon], comes the game that claims to be the final chapter in the series, which we all know is total bullsh*t!
Prepare yourself for the sequel, that's a prequel to a prequel, featuring the exact same poorly explained trial and error keep away from the furry gameplay as before, only this time... You. Can. Moooove. Sorta. Like three feet. It's really more of a wobble? Experience the same lack of innovation you've come to expect from the franchise, as you play a game that's basically identical to the first one, with the expect same fur suits that you remember -- now with five sharks worth of extra teeth.
After three games in more or less the same setting, get rid of the one thing that made this franchise unique, and try to survive in a normal suburban bedroom, with the same amount of arbitrary restrictions as Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria, like a time limit, doors than won't stay closed, a fox that kills you unless you watch it, a story that never ends in five nights, cryptic Atari-style cutscenes, and not even death will give you sweet release of not having to play Five Nights at Freddy's anymore.
So strap on your Beats by Dre, point a webcam at your stupid face, and crank up the volume to pick up the incredibly quiet sound effects, then have an eardrums bone at your asshole by the series' loudest jumpscares yet. [Montage of jump scares] SHUT UP!
Starring: Edgy Big Bird [Nightmare Chica]; Thugs Bunny [Nightmare Bonnie)]; Freddy and The Jumpscares [Nightmare Freddy and His Miniatures]; Super Saiyan Freddy [Nightmare Fredbear]; Bargain Bin Sly Cooper [Nightmare Foxy]; and Your Growing Feeling of Buyers Remorse.
NiGHTS is a video games series developed by SEGA starring the titular character NiGHTS, a genderless Nightmaren who was created with the purpose to do evil, but decided to rebel against it and now fights to protect the world of dreams from the nightmarens.
The series started in 1996 with the release of NiGHTS into Dreams for the SEGA Saturn. Despite only having two games and a bonus edition, NiGHTS has become one of SEGA's most popular series with one of the biggest cult followings.
When humans go to sleep, they are transported to the Night Dimension, a magical dimension divided into two types of locations, the world of dreams, known as Nightopia and the world of the nightmares, know as Nightmare.
Wizeman the Wicked is the God and creator of Nightmare and all of its habitants, the Nightmarens. Wizeman created them with the purpose to destroy Nightopia and steal a type of dream energy from humans called "Ideya" when they are sleeping. Once Wizeman steals enough Ideyas, he will be able to invade and take over the real world.
Wizeman created two Nightmarens to be his most powerful creations called NiGHTS and Reala with the purpose to be his second-in-command over the other Nightmarens. But to Wizeman's surprise, while Reala stayed very loyal to him, NiGHTS decided to rebel against him.
Since then, NiGHTS has been fighting Wizeman and his minions to protect the world of dreams and humans, NiGHTS is assisted by human children, to defeat the nightmarens, NiGHTS has the power fuse with humans so he can use their red ideya to become more powerful, this type of fusion is called "dualize".
Ideyas are colored, crystalline orbs representing dream energy. The Nightmarens try to steal them from visitors to further their goal of destroying Nightopia and once they collect enough of them, they'll be able to invade the real world. Ideya represents the visitor's consciousness in the Night Dimension. Every dreamer possesses five of them, although they are often stolen by Nightmarens on the way to the Night Dimension.
The ideyas are the White Ideya of Purity, the Yellow Ideya of Hope, the Green Ideya of Growth, the Blue ideya of Intelligence, and the most powerful one, the Red Ideya of Courage. The red Ideya of Courage is the most powerful of the Ideyas, and due to its power, only the most powerful Nightmarens can steal it.
Nightmarens are the residents of Nightmare who invade Nightopia and creations of Wizeman. They serve the purpose of stealing ideya and destroying Nightopia. They are generally evil and obedient to Wizeman, with the notable exception of NiGHTS.
The "Visitors" (or "Dreamers") are the human protagonists from the games, they are addressed by that name by the Night Dimension residents. So far, the NiGHTS series presented four visitors (five with the Archie Comics), Elliot Edwards and Claris Sinclair in NiGHTS into Dreams and William "Will" Taylor and Helen Cartwright in NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams. All four of them are having a hard time in their lives; Claris is feeling insecure about the dreams she wants to follow, Elliot is feeling embarrassed after being bullied by older kids, Helen is feeling guilty about her behavior towards her mother and William is feeling lonely after his father leaving him due to his work. In the Archie comics, Elliot's bully and rival, Roger Wilkeah, is also a visitor. Roger is sent to the nightmare world and he joins forces with Reala to defeat NiGHTS.
One night during their sleep, the visitors are having nightmares related to their problems when monsters appear and start chasing them. The visitors run from the monsters until they reach a light which transports them to the Night dimension, where they meet NiGHTS and their journey begins. Before every level, NiGHTS is captured by the nightmarens and imprisoned in a cage. The visitors red ideyas are capable of releasing them from the cage for a limited time.
A curious fact, is that according to the NiGHTS into Dreams Japanese Manual, Wizeman the Wicked, the series' main antagonist and God of all Nightmare, is also a visitor/human from the waking world. The manual states that Wizeman was a visitor who was deprived of any ideyas and that he was the first inteligent life in the Night Dimension. As Wizeman is trying to open a portal to the waking world, it can be assumed that he is also trapped in the Night Dimension. Why Wizeman had no ideya and how he became a God are unanswered mysteries of the series.
Nightopians are little fairy-like creatures who inhabit Nightopia. According to the now unavalible NiGHTS into Dreams official website, they don't have any goal other that have fun in visitor's dream worlds. They can be found in every level from both games but Twin Seeds and Bellbridge.
In all of the NiGHTS games, it's possible to take care of them and affect their mood. During gameplay, the Nightopians are spread throughout the levels, where they just try to find ways of having fun and reproduce by dropping eggs around.
NiGHTS behavior will affect their mood; for example, paralooping a Nightopian will kill it and make the other Nightopians around sad or scared of NiGHTS. Opening eggs or fighting Nightmarens will make them happy and they will befriend NiGHTS. In NiGHTS into Dreams, the Nightopians mood will make the level's music change. (See more about Nightopians A-Life here)
In NiGHTS Journey of Dreams, there's a feature called My Dream (also known as "Nightopian Garden"), a place where the player can take care of Nightopians in a similar way to the Chao Garden from the Sonic series.
The games also feature special types of Nightopians called Mepians and a very rare Nightopian called Super/King Pian. These Nightopians will only appear in the levels or in the Nightopian Garden if the player does specific things in the levels.
Awakers are neutral creatures from the Night Dimension who's purpose is to make the visitors wake up. They appear if the visitors don't dualize with NiGHTS or when the time runs out while the player is controlling NiGHTS and will start chasing them. If the Awakers catches the visitors, they will make the visitors wake up and cause a game over screen. The Awakers are invincible and the only way to make them disappear is by dualizing with NiGHTS.
In both NiGHTS into Dreams and Christmas NiGHTS, the Awaker is called Alarm Egg. It's a clock inside an eggshell with a light coming from below. When either Elliot or Claris go inside the light, they will wake up. [1]The two visitors however, can defend themselves from it by jumping over the clock which will stop it for a few seconds.
In NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams they are simply called Awakers and they are ghost like creatures who make alarm clock sounds. They pop up on William and Helen's way and if three Awakers get the visitors, they will make them wake up.
The characters' gender (specially NiGHTS' gender) is a very infamous detail which has caused confusion among the community. For years, fans have questioned if NiGHTS is actually a boy or a girl, and others tried to prove NiGHTS actually belongs to a specific gender.
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