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Most important character is the green guy outside Jr's duh

He died I think

21:54 neither a good guy nor a bad guy.  He’s a phone guy.

“All my life, I thought Fnaf was a tragedy… but now I realize…

it’s a comedy”

I imagine Ralph got a management position but was likely a lower level manager... Maybe a training manager specifically?

Fazbear seems like the kind of company that would like to spend more on administration than on its maintenance, front of house, or back of house staff.

I truly think that he might have been young enough to have been taken in by the promise of a "management position" only to get an "assistant manager" type of job at best (which is still technically a manager position).

I like to believe that the reason Ralph knows so much about the Fazbear's franchise is that he was there since nearly the very beginning.

He probably wasn't there during the 70s, but he had to have been around sometime in the early 80s when the springlock suits were being used.

I would always say Phone Guy but that was usually overshadowed by Golden Freddy and William..

Phone Guy appears in the most games and is a perfect display of what happens to the underpaid employees and managers having to abide by corporate shenanigans when things are clearly wrong with these pizzerias.

21:07 Another cool idea is that killing Ralph simply trapped them there. After all, Ralph spent the whole week trying to hold the animatronics in the building, and was likely thinking about that, even subconsciously, as he died(either just because he didn’t want them to get loose, or even more bittersweet, he wanted to keep his daughter safe). Imagine Ralph became an anchor like the nodes in Ruin, holding the animatronics in the building. A way this could work is that the loop depicted in TWB is actually what is keeping them trapped, as Ralph’s time loop agony-remnant shenanigans either reset them to their stage position or just ties part of the ghosts to him and thus the location.

The phone guy finally gets a name and we still don’t know what he looks like.

Before we knew anything about the fnaf movie, I was really hoping it would be about Ralph.

Phone Guy is Our Guy

AAHHH PHONE GUY HAS BEEN MY FAVORITE CHARACTER SINZE 2015!! SO HAPPY TO SEE AN ENTIRE VIDEO DEDICATED TO HIM !!!

He just went home :)

RIP fnaf's goat

One of my personal takes with Ralph's mortality is that it's kinda like he's involved with the mob. At first when he get's involved with Fazbear's franchise, maybe it was just normal work. But as he get's more involved he see's the bad, maybe it's minor work injuries at first but it eventually amps up. And it's one of those things he in too deep now, if he tries anything the company either gets rid of him or makes him a scape goat. With his daughter, he decides to keep quiet and get by.

i genuinely hope we get to play as coppelia in the future

20:45 tldr night 6 and the plot are a made up story by golden Freddy posing as Bronwen light with the purpose of putting Ralph’s spirit to rest.

I think when Ralph says "Springbonnie suit is noticably moved", it's about a Timmy Douglas from "Ticket to Fun Ephemera Kit". It can't be MCI, because as we know murderer was catched at morning, but at this point nobody knows who used a suit. So, anyway, it somewhere in 1985, when William tried to kill frist time

I have spent hours thinking about and dissecting the interactive novels, especially the week before and thus will be very critical of this.