to be fair, it felt like your annoyance started to make you completely disregard what was being said near the end (though some of it was also older information, is normal to forget some things in a 1+ hour video).

Fire was used because it is the best thing to deal with remnant, it didn't fail to work before, afton just outright slipped out of the fire using the mess the incident created to escape, while the second time he's trapped and not being allowed to run. He's gonna come out crispy no matter what he tries to do.

henry is also burning his daughter because she's trapped just the same, and if everyone else is being set free... what would not burning her do? leave her walking the earth as a possessed doll? she's still in the remnant, she isn't gonna escape from that because she suddenly decides she wants to be free.

as for why the frog was there, because all the animatronics were there. ALL of them. Adding the fact that the more childish ones being a rival company is still a theory rather than a confirmed fact, part of the theory is that they were bought out later by the franchise. it's essentially a small, vengeful, unforgiving child using the most innocuous of the figures to deliver hateful condemnation straight to william, so it is pretty thematic.

1:47:21 the reason why the frog was there was because in one of the games it gave the voice lines you hear, it's Cassidy talking to William, same with the elephant

She started crashing out at the end on things that where explained earlier in the video. The reason Henry burned the puppet was to put her soul to rest as one should do for their own daughter, and puppet did do things, she was the one that helped guide the other spirits into the animatronics. Afton was burned in the first fire, he had just managed to escape before being fully destroyed so yes, fire works well on remnant. The second fire had finally managed to trap him, he was almost completely erased due to it till Cassidy stepped in. And the reason baby isn't apart of enard is because Micheal had separated them. Hoped this cleared some things up

I'm glad people in the comments are trying to clear stuff up. It can be so frustrating to have someone misunderstand the lore or completely forget important info.

27:25 William Afton was an absentee father who left the responsibility of looking after his own son to his immature older brother who bullied him. With how often the crying child would end up in tears from Michael’s antics, there’s absolutely no chance William didn’t know what Michael was doing, he just didn’t care (this approach to parenting was unfortunately very common in the 70s and 80s). The blame for the crying child’s death lies with both William and Michael, as it was Michael’s recklessness and William’s neglectful parenting that led to the event that cost the crying child his life.

To answer the question of why remnant is liquid at room temperature while the metals would be solid at that temperature:

When you melt and mix metals, you get alloys, which often have a lower melting point than the original materials.

For example, Field's metal is an alloy of 51% indium (157 °C), 32.5% bismuth (271.3 °C), and 16.5% tin (232 °C), but it itself has a melting point of about 62 °C.

I have always seen William Afton as a sort of modern version of The Jiajing Emperor of the Ming Dynasty - the Emperor became obsessed with alchemy and tried to make himself immortal with it which led to a whole range of brutal and insane experiments including imprisoning young woman to... harvest certain vital fluids for these elixirs and brews and he was nearly ended after his own forced concubines finally turned against him and chased him thru the imperial palace.

also your right about the game lore being made after the first got popular as the first game actually failed to secure its crowdfunding goal yet Scot decided to go ahead and finish it anyway and released it assuming it would just flop but was takin by surprise with its huge success so he ran with it and knocked out first few follow ups within months of each other.

When you squealed so adorably when you got scared made me want to hold you tight 🫂🫂🫂

His reason basically comes out to one of 2 things either some twisted form of vengeance based on his superiority complex or his drive to become immortal and rebuild his family through "remnant" which he needs tortured souls to make basically

Remnant breaks  down as any alloy because it's a metal with a low melting point similar to mercury how it's a liquid at room temp but the endoskeleton is actually like a solid metal like iron or steel that would probably require hotter flames than a house fire to melt depending on the conditions so at the point of 3 after Afton finally returns Mike probably thinks he's being sustained by remnant like himself and most the other animatronics so he thinks the fire will work but in reality Afton is being kept alive by his own agony which is the base substance that he needs to create remnant that is seemingly much more powerful but harder to control or like use in a controlled way instead of just pouring in remnant and creating life and making immortal people

1:43:00 you know you make a good point because the puppet is its own person and is good, but i think the reason why he is also burning her daughter is because one, it is to put her sole to rest because it is the right thing to do and two, is because he is dieing in the fire as well so they can be together in the afterlife.

1:42:58

He explains in his voice message that he's ending her suffering and completing her mission. He's releasing her soul, and the others, from the animatronics to go to the afterlife. He died there too, only he was alive to feel it.

I'm surprised you failed to pick up on that.

1:40:56
As said in the S.C.U.P. Blueprint, heat is actually very effective against Remnants. (It was shown in the video with the text stating "There is a possibility that overheating might neutralize the effects permanently." At 1:18:35)

As to why it didn't work with William back in Fazbear Fright's, William managed to escape the with large amount of damage. (Shown in 1:25:44)

"Paragraph 4" was also stated before Henry's monologue that the animatronics were taken inside an underground, maze-like labyrinth with no known exit except for Michael's entrance for his night shift. (which can only be opened in the morning when the animatronics stop moving to avoid them escaping.) 1:38:22-1:38:51  This is basically the shortened version of Paragraph 4

To summarize, it's comparing a VERY heavy animatronic escaping a small burning building, to a giant maze underground specifically designed to trap and burn  them with giant metal doors trapping them in the process (Which was shown in the animation visual, which almost everyone who's reacted to this timeline completely missed, idk why.)

Hopefully that ties some of the loose ends you had!


Edit: The reason why Henry is missing all this time was probably because he was depressed and was trying to forget everything that has happened with the Fazbear name, if you've read The Silver Eyes Trilogy, you'll know the depression and Henry does NOT fit together.

1:33:51 It was mentioned here somehwere that he couldn't take it anymore and was just going to off himself, he then realized that he had to free the souls of the missing children before he goes to redeem himself from his own mistakes of not being able to save them back then.

One disclaimer: this FNAF timeline video uploaded by FuhNaff was uploaded before the release of the video game "Secret of the Mimic". In that game, we found out information that changed the lore by a fair amount. This includes the frog and elephant animatronics being from a location that would get bought out by Fazbear Entertainment back in the 1970's, which is why we see them in both the "Pizzeria Simulator" and "Ultimate Custom Night" games.
I can't blame you for getting frustrated by the lore and speculation of the FNAF games. Even theorists have struggled putting the pieces together from time to time. The lore and backstory of what happens in-universe is not always crystal clear.

1:43:00 The point isn't that she "did something wrong" Henry was trying to free her soul so that she can finally rest just like the other souls

It would've been immoral to keep her trapped in the Puppet and and make to effort to have her finally be able to rest

Also her not being melted with the rest of the souls is because she is not like the rest, she's a different kind of animatronic and doesn't have the same kind of Endoskeleton

48:12 that is complicated in the games he is barely mentioned until pizzeria simulator but in the books it's said that to cope with the death of his daughter he created animatronics of every stage of the life of his daughter and then passed some time and henry ended destroying all the animatronics because the animatronic of his daughter in puberty (if I'm not wrong) asked him to do it and then he worked in the pizzeria simulator that is where he tries to burn the rest of the animatronics

1:43:01 to let her soul rest

1:49:12 he doesn't in the beginning he threw 4 games in a single year with the fifth one close by and then he started to think of the lore and now he just listens to the community because he knows that the community can make a better story than him the best example should be introducing the mimic in the dlc of security breach because "afton apearing after being burn three times is to much"

I doubt Deucel will read this but gonna give my 2 cents on some of the questions she had.

1. "Why didn't Henry do anything? Why is he still working with his daughter's killer? Why doesn't he go to the police?"

IRL reason: Henry wasn't a character until the creator decided to expand the lore. FNAF 1's big success was something the creator didn't expect after all.
Lore reason: Henry wasn't aware that Afton killed his daughter, he only figured it out later after getting over or at least learnt how to function despite his grief.

As for why Henry didn't go to the police after he figured out that Afton was the killer, there 2 main issues. One - he didn't have any evidence that he could use to accuse Afton of the crime. It is likely that it probably took months if not years before Henry figured out Afton's madness. Two - Afton was already dead. Even if Henry was able to collect evidence to convince the police of Afton's wrongdoings, it was too late as the criminal has already been killed and I highly doubt anybody normal would believe that a serial killer is now a robot zombie.

2. "Why does Henry insists on using fire? It didn't work on Afton/Springtrap the last time that happened in FNAF 3."

Fire was the only confirmed way to destroy remnant (the unique material that traps the soul onto the animatronics) which is why Henry decided to create an elaborate trap that ensure all the animatronics are caged and burned at the same time. The only reason Springtrap was not killed by fire in FNAF 3 was because he was not trapped/captured and was free to escape the burning building since pain was a not an issue a robot zombie.

3. "Why did he killed his daughter? She literally did nothing wrong."

Henry was trying to free her soul. Unlike other fictional stories of ghost possessing objects to stay in the world, in FNAF, this possessions are a form of torture. Henry's intentions was more focused on freeing the poor kids souls even if destroying the animatronics have the benefit stopping killer zombie robots too.

Henry's daughter, the Puppet was introduced in FNAF 2 and is one of the characters that could kill the player in the game. So while the Puppet may be a good guy, she shares the same distrust towards adults and may attack them too so she is not completely innocent.

4. "What happened to Afton's wife?"

Honestly, no idea. FNAF's lore are scattered into little bits and easter eggs hidden in the game and unfortunately, Afton's wife was not given any focus aside from that 1 scene where Afton was trying to beat up his son. It is entirely possible that she might have divorced Afton, died from grief of losing 2 of her children or maybe she had become an experiment for Afton which may have made her into ballerina animatronics. A lot of FNAF lore are essentially fans trying to create a narrative from what little official story bits they have.

1:07:12 their possessed 🤨

1:43:30 she's a possessed ghost spirit, she needs to rest and go to the after life, Afton killed her.

1:11:42 She was devoted because her dad was a manipulative A-hole. He probably wasn't very good, dad, in the first place. He also never wanted to kill her, so she had no reason to hate him. However, recognizing what happened with her, he definitely gave more of his "love" and as a small girl, she wants more love from him. And he probably convinced her that his love is more important than lifes of others

Remnant truly is the midiclorians of fnaf. Also the lore got kind of cheeks after fnaf 4 not going to lie.