#fnaf stuff

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Chica's visual sensors are the earliest variants of the optics William was working on, so they read things a tad differently than the others would. And you can't replace them with the other, later versions of the optical sensors, bcuz her processors read them as a gLiTch, and unless you want to reprogram her entirely, the same moDel of those sensors has been working for her since the start-

As for her vision itself, her baseline has a warm, Kodachrome effect that tints the world in a gold-ish, sunny shade. And under that tint, most colors are cranked up to their extremes, appearing almost abnormally vibrant, even. Pink is the brightest of them all, and with how quickly her eyes track it, also her favorite color. Light and shadow also have much more depth to them in her perception than the others, so even the smallest semblance of a dark shape in the room becomes of immediate notice.

And later-years duCkie has Nyctophobia, so the deeper shadows make it worse- :"D

Her optical processors perceive things slower than she absorbs them, often a millisecond delay in what she's seeing and what's happening. Though, it only becomes really noticeable in fast movements, when it almost feels like someone teleported within a frame if they moved a tad too fast for her processors to keep up with. The delay also climbs if she's far too stressed for the optical systems to keep everything working well, so someone standing at the door across the room one second might suddenly appear right next to her and she wouldn't have noticed the middle parts-

Pretty startling when you're already freaking out- :v

Her visual system is also synesthetic. Both auditory and emotional perception filter through her sight. Emotions though, are less oppressive of the two, and more just faint tints of color around the edges of her vision. Each one has a particular shade, but the most obvious ones are pink at affection, orange at overwhelm or rage, a dark indigo for guilt, green for fear, and white for any dissociated state. Sadness, meanwhile, drains everything out, and happiness stays in that existing golden baseline.

Auditory-visual synesthesia, meanwhile, is more colors actually bleeding into her vision. Most and only prominent in music, and the others' voices. Freddy's is the richest — a warm, honey brown every time he speaks a single syllable, muddling with pink when he expels anything musical. Bonnie's is a more translucent shade of blue, and Foxy's is a fainter orange.

(Afton's an ugly green too- :^)

The colors show up like little watercolor strokes with a slight, digitized quality to them. Some are longer than others, some overlap with one another, and each one adds more life to her world than anything else ever might.

The synesthesia is a glitch, by the way. It gets worse and aggressive when she's overwhelmed.

Oh, and she doesn't blink a lot — was conditioned into noT doing it in her withered state.