TobyBlogger

I want to thank the game's creator for recognizing me and posting it to his wikis (Spiral Nightmares and Creepypasta Land), ByDiego003 for featuring my story on the Fazbear Encyclopedia wiki, and all of you.

Now, many of you are probably asking: Why the hell did I post this story here? Well, I wanted to share my experience with Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear's. At first, I was planning to post it on the /x/ imageboard on 4chan rather than Tumblr, but I changed my mind because that site can be questionable, so I settled on here.

I’ve been browsin fo' FNaF fangame on a joint called Gamejolt. If you don’t know what tha fuck dat is, it’s a joint where, as tha name suggests, they have game n' other shiznit too, arranged by realms, communities, n' posts.

All dem tha game on dis joint is action, horror, adventure, and, of course, fan-based. Y'all KNOW dat shit, muthafucka! But fuck dat shiznit yo, tha word on tha street is dat nuff playas seem ta tackle tha Five Nights at Freddy's-related ones.

I’m one of dem people.

This is where I made tha top billin fuck up of mah entire game. Instead of downloadin tha game I wanted on Gamejolt, I thought dat shiznit was a smart-ass scam ta downlizzle it from a gangbangin' finger-lickin' different joint. Dat shiznit was like Gamejolt yo, but odd.

And what tha fuck was tha game I wanted ta play, biatch? Well, there’s a specific FNaF fangame dat no muthafucka straight-up pays attention to. Da game is called Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s (which be also on Gamejolt), n' it’s like any other FNaF fangame; however, it gots a steez as if tha game was pimped up in 2014 or 2015. It’s oddly charmin n' make me be thinkin of tha phat minutez of tha series.

I hit tha downlizzle button n' started playing; tha .exe file automatically started downloading. I didn’t need ta unzip a gangbangin' file or anything; tha downlizzle automatically gave me tha game without me bustin anything. I opened it, n' it gave me a warnin bout flashin lights, jumpscares, n' bangin noises. I continued, n' it took me straight ta tha menu fo'sho. Da static scared mah crazy ass pretty badly yo, but dis allowed mah crazy ass ta peep if tha game even worked.

Now tha straight-up original gangsta thang I noticed is how tha fuck Prototype Fredbear, tha yellow bear, fo' a split second had his thugged-out lil' pupils missing. I screenshotted it ta peep what tha fuck was over his body; I found up dat there was cracks on tha front portionz of his wild lil' grill n' torso, n' dat shiznit was clear dat dat shiznit was updated ta Version 4.0. For some reason, tha color on tha four didn’t match tha 0 n' tha letta V.

Anyway, I pressed tha freshly smoked up game button, n' it took me ta tha newspaper, spittin some lyrics ta me dat Fredbear’s had been built n' dat dat shiznit was hiring. Right back up in yo muthafuckin ass. So far, every last muthafuckin thang seemed ta be working, n' I also noticed sum'n up in tha last paragraph of tha newspaper: a funky-ass black bear, biatch? Not unusual, as it’s probably referrin ta Shadow Fredbear as mentioned up in tha characta section of tha gamez description.

Well, mah night loaded, n' I was brought all up in tha crib. While I was there, I instantly noticed a funky-ass bug: you see, tha doors weren’t properly attached. Y'all KNOW dat shit, muthafucka! While dat detail didn’t matter, it seemed like tha pimper whoz ass pimped dis game tried ta fix it but wasn’t successful, or dat tha doors was intentionally made like that; nonetheless, tha game hit dat shiznit fine. I checked tha cameras, closed tha doors as soon as tha main animatronics reached mah door, basic stuff.

As I was bustin these thangs, I noticed tha juice goin down, so I had ta be careful naaahhmean, biatch? As I was checkin tha cameras, I noticed Bonnet chillin on Prototype Fredbear’s shoulder n' shit. I chuckled a funky-ass bit, as dat was a pimpin' thugged-out detail, even fo' a game like dis y'all.

My fuckin joy was cut short when I came back ta tha camera again n' again n' again n' saw Prototype Fredbear lookin directly all up in tha camera wit his thugged-out lil' pupils missing, exactly like tha menu all up in tha beginnin of tha game. I did not a god damn thang but stare all up in tha bear’s eyes.

Da night then ended, n' I went ta chill, turnin off tha game. What happened up in mah trip was disturbing. I was givin chicken ta mah cat, which was aiiight at first yo, but when I checked tha windows while washin some dishes, I saw him, Prototype Fredbear, wit dem cracks n' dem empty eyes.

Dude was just starin at me; there’s no diggitizzle dat dis was some sort of hallucination or some muthafucka pretendin ta be a gangbangin' furry by cosplayin as a animatronic.

I washed mah grill up in tha sink, n' da thug was gone when I looked back fo' realz. As I went outside, I noticed dat tha gate was open, swingin back n' forth. I immediately ran back in, noticin dat mah pussaaaaay was missing. I saw sum'n dat would make me cry n' vomit up in fear. Shiiit, dis aint no joke. In mah room, up in front of mah desktop, mah pussaaaaay was lyin on tha ground wit a cold-ass lil chunk of his body missin n' bitten off. I gots up n' went on mah beeper ta booty-call tha five-o yo, but there was no connection, even though I swear I remember mah beeper hustlin properly.

Losin hope n' starin at mah cat’s body, I backed up, n' I felt dat shit. I turned round ta peep a giant yellow bear behind mah dirty ass, cuz mah game is outrageous. I noticed mah kitchen knife up in his hand, n' when I tried ta grab it from him, da hustla struck me wit tha knife n' slashed a wound on mah waist.

Luckily, I woke up, n' cuz of mah curiosity, I had ta finish dis game.

I was playin n' playin until I unlocked Custom Night fo' realz. At first, mah main goal was ta look fo' tha secret character, Shadow Fredbear; however, it’s not no mo', n' I won’t try 20/20/20/20 mode. Before I played dis game, I peeped a gameplay vizzle where Beemanz (a staff member fo' tha game n' a phat playa of tha creator) played dis game n' completed tha mode yo. Dude certainly gots a thugged-out dope endin though cause I gots dem finger-lickin' chickens wit tha siz-auce. I won’t be gettin dat ending; I set dem hoes except fo' Prototype Fredbear ta zero, and, lord, if tha game wasn’t creepier than before fo' realz. Also, one thang I wanna point up is dat dis endin isn’t present up in tha legit game, you know, tha one on tha Gamejolt page.

Now, if I remember erectly, Lolbit, Bonnet, Springbonnie, n' tha other bear, Springfreddy, weren’t turned on yo, but up in dis case, they was turned on n' started moving.

Durin this, tha bathroom camera was turned on.

Da odd part bout dis game is tha animatronics appearin up in places where they shouldn’t; while it didn’t seem outta tha ordinary, it seemed odd. Y'all KNOW dat shit, muthafucka! For example, if you played tha actual game, you would normally peep Springbonnie hangin or floatin up in tha parts n' scam room, right, biatch? Instead, Prototype Fredbear is peeped up in his thugged-out lil' place, n' where is Springbonnie, biatch? Well, tha pimpin' muthafucka took Prototype Fredbear’s role, n' Prototype Fredbear took Springbonnie’s role.

Da camera started glitchin out, n' it flossed some pretty questionable stuff, clearly taken from BestGore. Pretty much is tha only detail I'ma go all up in without bein unnecessarily graphic; a shitload of tha violent images bein shown looked as if they was up in tha game itself.

I checked tha bathroom camera, n' there was sum'n inside one of tha stalls"I found it ta be a mutilated body of a thug stuffed all up in tha toilet. Da body was clearly photoshopped on tha toilet, n' tha bathroom itself was clearly a stock photo, didn’t look anythang like tha rest of tha game. Da main game is made wit Source Filmmaker, a porno-makin software published by Valve.

And I mean, yeah, sure, tha other cameras still looked like tha same steez dat tha creator made 'em up in yo, but tha animatronic poses was replaced wit a gangbangin' finger-lickin' different characta n' was clearly slapped on top of tha original gangsta animatronics up in Photoshop.

Da audio up in tha background was devourin tha original gangsta ambiance, which is taken directly from Five Nights at Wario’s 3 fo' realz. And tha audio waz of branches n' leaves bein crushed n' soundz of grass bein stepped on; tha sound gettin closer n' closer.

Da audio cut off, n' tha original gangsta ambiizzle returned. Y'all KNOW dat shit, muthafucka! I wanted tha night ta end, so I waited fo' tha animatronics ta battle mah dirty ass, cuz mah game is outrageous. For some reason, tha AI gots pretty broken, n' tha animatronics simply refused ta attack; all they was bustin was starin all up in tha cameras, tauntin mah dirty ass, cuz mah game is outrageous.

I flipped down tha camera, n' I finally encountered Shadow Fredbear, tha secret antagonist.

Shadow Fredbear sat next ta tha door up in tha pose of Golden Freddy n' capped me; however, there was a extended version of tha scream audio dis time. Right back up in yo muthafuckin ass. Seemed ta git louder n' louder as it gots on, n' I noticed dat there was soundz of footsteps; sounded like they was right behind mah crazy ass yo, but when I turned around, there was not a god damn thang there.

It didn’t only take me ta tha game over screen, though; instead, it also played two clips related ta tha main antagonist of tha game. Da first one was a yellowish grizzly bear; tha clip was playin over n' over, a funky-ass bear was gettin his head cut off repeatedly.

Da next clip was also a yellowish bear gettin ground up, n' it ended wit a screenshot dat never rocked up in tha game. Dat shiznit was a photo of Prototype Fredbear, Lolbit, Bonnet, n' Springbonnie starin all up in tha camera. Prototype Fredbear n' Springbonnie both had no pupils, n' Lolbit’s pupils was missing; however, Bonnet seemed normal.

Da screen then immediately cut back ta tha main menu, n' it froze n' crashed. Y'all KNOW dat shit, muthafucka! Afta I turned off dis game, I was processin n' tryin ta git into what tha fuck had happened.

Afta tha creator, Joseph, made tha game, some muthafucka downloaded tha regular game, broke all up in tha MFA file, n' started editin tha source code, mixin up tha AI, n' findin vizzlez from BestGore (which straight-up might’ve been taken from other gore sites too), all ta sneak all up in tha game. Maybe there’s a cold-ass lil chizzle dat tha hacker is responsible fo' tha murders; tha thug might’ve taken photoz of tha murdaz n' snuck 'em all up in tha game.

A similar experience I had but with the sequel:

"Prototype Fredbear... I thought I would never see it again, but it’s back! I am sorry for that strange start-up to a story like this, but something similar to my original experience happened recently. Let me explain.

So, many people may remember my previous post where I downloaded that fucked-up copy of Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s from that sketchy site, which resembled Gamejolt in a way. Well, unfortunately, I don’t think I learned my lesson from last time, and that’s curiosity to blame for that. You see, the original site was taken down originally, but someone else managed to recreate it.

For those thinking that Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s 2, the sequel to the original game, is free from whatever the first game was involved with. Unfortunately, this site targeted that game as well; I don’t know who’s producing these copies, but they really need to stop. Let me just stop rambling and tell my experience.

Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s 2 takes place after the first game, with the protagonist escaping the building featured in the game called Fredbears and with the murderer, specifically Jack Kennedy, on the run. Typical Five Nights at Freddy’s-inspired stuff, and the setting of this game this time was the cartoon production company called Joseph’s World Incorporated, clearly a location inspired by another project by JosephTheSnail, which is called Joseph’s World and is where that lost episode under the name Joseph’s Schoolday came from.

I downloaded this game and started playing immediately, instantly hit with a warning about the usual stuff; this is a horror game anyway. I can tell that this game was still going to that Five Nights at Wario’s approach with the style involving Google images and stuff instead of the original SFM (Source Filmmaker) style from the first game. Just like the first game, I was hit with a newspaper from July 10th of 2018 with a disturbingly realistic image attached about a minor urban explorer discovering a strange figure found in the basement of the previous location. 

The image was disturbing as it was a real-life black and white image of a basement staircase leading down into the darkness with a figure in the middle, which seemed to resemble Prototype Fredbear with black sockets and human-like eyes. Trust me, I was already scared of Prototype Fredbear enough thanks to my experience with the first game, and this didn’t help. I checked the official JTS wiki, and I now know what this is meant to resemble. This was confirmed to be a virus version of Prototype Fredbear, which looked like a gruesome mess with fleshy holes and a fleshy-looking and gaping mouth with double layers of sharp teeth.

Obviously, this is a horror game, so I can’t be shocked by this, but something about the human-like eyes being added to characters like these seems to unnerve me to death. But I don’t want this entire story to be me rambling about how unsettling a small little detail is, so I will move on to the gameplay.

I was now thrown into the office, which looks a lot better than the original one in the first game, judging by how there are no doors to be distracted by. To explain it better, the doors in the first game didn’t look attached properly and can be distracting to look at, but I am not the guy who criticizes small details in video games, so I don’t care, and as I was checking the cameras, the phone guy, better known as BeemanZ, addressed what I will do, and trust me, the phone guy in this game actually explained how to play the game rather than excessively throwing the game’s tragic lore at you like the original game did. BeemanZ succeeded at teaching me how to use the lockers and stuff.

I actually liked the second game more than the first game. I can tell it used the same MFA file as it had similar gameplay elements but altered for the sequel, and they were original too, very creative with how you used corresponding lockers to avoid the threats. I did notice two new characters, Agent 49 and Bon-Bon.

Agent 49 was probably more unique compared to Bon-Bon, as he was basically a 2D sprite, unlike the others, which were 3D models in Blender. He was hand-drawn, and the disturbing part about his appearance in the game is how, in the exterior camera, you can actually look at his body.

I can tell that Agent 49’s AI was recycled from Jack Kennedy (Springfreddy)’s AI from the first game, as he behaved similarly, but Agent 49’s mechanic was more disturbing, as instead of looking at the control room camera in the first game to avoid Springfreddy, you actually have to sit and stare at the exterior camera, which had Agent 49’s body hanging from the tree, which was very graphic and unpleasant to look at as he had a branch impaled in his chest.

Luckily during my nights, I was able to avoid Agent 49 often, and it wasn’t long until I made it to the fourth night. I was trying to make it to the custom night, like the original game, specifically the version I downloaded in the first post, which is where the messed-up stuff started to happen, but I don’t know yet. I think this will be different; maybe the disturbing changes will be happening on the fifth night or something.

I really wish I were joking when I said that last part, but what did I expect? This was an unauthorized copy of a game by Joseph after all.

I beat the fourth night, just hiding in the lockers, avoiding the vengeful ones (the vengeful ones are the group name of the antagonists of the series, like...I think I am being dramatic, but I still fear uttering his name as I think it would put a curse on me when I do so, but...Prototype Fredbear, Springbonnie, Bonnet, Lolbit, and many others who venture out to murder Jack Kennedy). It was now the fifth night, and it was the same as the other nights, just the AI becoming more aggressive.

Then it happened.

As Prototype Fredbear showed up in one of the cameras, there was static as he left, and in the static intervals, I saw what was shown; it flashed, but there was an image of what seemed to be a cat, not the one belonging to the now-deceased user named EerieWhispers on Tumblr, rest in peace to her. But a cat mangled similarly to her cat.

I don’t really want to explain the details or share a picture of it, and yes, of course, I shared a picture of it, and before I wrote this story, I sent my evidence to the police as they’re still actively searching for the suspect who is responsible for the disappearances of these cats. They briefly questioned Joseph himself but understood that he had nothing to do with it, and their search had gotten a bit easier thanks to the reports by many players who encountered a robotic yellow-looking bear with a purple bowtie and hat.

Back to the game itself, after that image flashed, the game started to become corrupted. The game just flashed back on the camera with a now black background and Prototype Fredbear staring into the camera, similar to the unused photo but more unsettling.

Instead of the pure white glowing eyes, Prototype Fredbear has black sockets and small human-looking eyes. His mouth was gaping open with human-like teeth. His expression looked more like a permanent smile, far more unsettling than what I saw, as he actually looked identical to his in-game appearance but similar to the virus one with the eyes.

He was just staring at me before twitching, and more images of dead cats started flashing rapidly, and there was even one that made my horrified expression become a bit saddened. It was a cat similar to my cat, and I instantly got out of my chair and headed to where my cat was; he was there, just eating his food, and eventually stopped to turn at me, noticing my saddened yet relieved expression as he ran up, and I picked him up, then hugged him tightly.

I am glad he’s okay, but soon enough, it wasn’t long until I heard footsteps outside of the house. My eyes widened in horror as I noticed that this wasn’t a nightmare. It’s... it’s here! Prototype Fredbear arrived back at my house, and with quick action, I immediately held onto my cat and ran into the room, slamming the door shut and covering up the windows.

I also turned off the computer immediately; I didn’t care if it wasn’t 6 AM yet; I didn’t want to keep playing the copy, and then I huddled in the corner; my cat was there in my lap, holding onto me. For some reason, he didn’t fear what I was doing with him. Normally, my cat would be confused at such sudden movements, but he was aware of my fear. It is as if my cat is aware of Prototype Fredbear’s presence, as I noticed his tail becoming puffier and puffier, and I can feel the cat shivering as I hold him.

Suddenly, I heard the front door open, and I heard what seemed to be mechanical and satanic laughter along with footsteps; they were getting closer to my room. I immediately grabbed my phone and started to dial 911 and reported that the creature was in my house. The operator didn’t dismiss my call as they noticed the shakiness and fear in my voice and immediately stated that they would be on their way.

Soon enough, I saw the door slowly open, and I saw it. Prototype Fredbear was standing there, looking directly at me with that predatory smile of his, dripping with saliva and blood. Its sockets were pitch-black, and it had human-like eyes like what I saw in-game. I held back the urge to vomit as I looked down, despite being an animatronic and how it was not an addition to his original model in-game; it had a physical groin hanging out, completely exposed. I know, stating such detail was unnecessary, but I have never seen Prototype Fredbear with this detail, and I found it both disgusting and unnerving, as during my nightmare and other similar encounters, it looked identical to his in-game appearance.

Prototype Fredbear got closer to me as I held my cat tightly, and of course, I saw it bending down and reaching towards my cat, and I had no choice but to do it. I used the pen I used to mark my calendar and stabbed the creature in the groin; with blood now soaking the pen, it started screaming. Rather quickly, I attempted to write on a random sheet of paper to see if it was still usable; the ink was still there but was now fading away, the blood now ruining it, and I felt Prototype Fredbear’s metal hands grabbing onto my shoulders as I did this, and to escape, I went on ahead and stabbed the creature in one of his eyes; it let go of me, and I ran out of my room.

I heard the creature state the following in the most unsettling and raspy robotic voice ever: “You will regret that.” As I turned at the hallway, I saw it staring at me with its remaining eye, blood now leaking out of the wounds. In lucky timing, with the cat still in my hands, I heard police sirens outside of my house, and I made sure to place my cat down and told him to hide immediately; he obeyed as I locked Prototype Fredbear onto the ground, making sure it doesn’t escape again and making me seem like a dumbass who needs to be locked up in a mental institution! The police entered my house and turned around to see me grabbing the creature’s neck.

One of the police officers was shocked at what he was seeing—not me strangling the monster, but the monster itself, and one of the officers was unnerved by the appearance of the creature. I was told to let go; one of the officers asked me if I was okay, and I said yes, I just felt some pain around my shoulders as it held onto me aggressively.

Prototype Fredbear stood up and attempted to escape from the house through the backdoor, and one of the officers shot through its leg. The creature screamed and fell to the ground, and then, as it was trying to escape still, the police started to shoot up the creature; one of them even went as far as to walk up to the creature and, with as much force as possible, he slammed his foot down onto the creature’s head and crushed it, making a bloody mess despite the robotic nature.

It was dead.

After that incident, Prototype Fredbear’s remains were thrown into the forest to rot away for good. I went to my computer and uninstalled this version of Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s 2, and even when the file came back, I just straight-up factory reset my computer, and it was gone. Easy as that, and I just want to take a break from gaming altogether due to this moment.

I had a few nightmares about this incident, some of them involving what the creature would’ve done to my cat. I checked the news, and something caught my eye. There was a report with the reporter residing in detail about a house being set on fire in my neighborhood, and there was an image attached of that house on fire, and next to the house was...

...

Regarding the haunted copy urban legend of Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s…

Alright…uh, so it’s been getting too hard for me to even continue this series nowadays, and I want to make a special note because I noticed that many people have been playing the series less, and I noticed how not many people are even bothering to record the game.

Now, keep in mind that I'm not trying to get anyone to record the games. I am just clearing this up as I think the haunted copy is keeping those from playing the series, and I don't want people feeling scared of playing/recording it.

What is this supposed copy? The haunted copy is an urban legend/creepypasta that explains a version of the first game that features disturbing occurrences like many nightmares, people getting their cats murdered, and violent real-life clips playing in static intervals. When did this start? It started back in a poll where I asked if the game was haunted, and yes was the highest poll, which led to many accounts online involving a supposed cursed copy, specifically from the user named TobyBlogger.

Okay, now, I should just say it now. None of this crap is real; the game is completely free of any supernatural stuff outside of lore purposes only. Please don't fear your pets or loved ones getting murdered or any character from the game showing up in real life and hunting you down.

I hope this clears things up; I just want people to enjoy this series, not fear it over some internet horror story. However, I still don't mind if you write a creepypasta about it, but for now, please note that the story never happened.

Thank you so much for reading, please don't let the legend or anything prevent you from playing or recording.

I will be hosting a creepypasta writing contest, here are the rules.

1. Content has to be related to JTS media, this means Five Nights at Prototype Fredbears, Joseph’s World, etc.

2. Regarding Lost Episodes and Theories - Do NOT make coma theories and/or stories about the characters committing suicide or harming themselves. (For example: the cast in Joseph’s World is based on real people, these types of stories can make us uncomfortable.)

2.1. Refrain from including rape, that is a serious subject. Trust me, it won’t make your story scary, it will make you seem like a creep.

3. All stories must be posted to Spiral Nightmares.

3.1. if you can't post on the wiki, add your story via google doc or pastebin in your reblog so I can add it for you.

4. Spin-offs and retellings are allowed. If you wish to make a fan-made sequel or something about Sammy the Cat, for example, you can.

5. You may not copy existing lost media and stories (e.g. Joseph’s Schoolday and the Five Nights at Prototype Fredbears creepypasta by TobyBlogger.)

6. All content will be under the license - NC-By-SA.

Deadline - December 1st, 2024.

For further questions and suggestions, ask me in comments

If you are entering the contest, reblog this.

“I will spare you a pointless introduction and jump straight into it.

It all started in 2021 when it was just beginning. On the Five Nights at Freddy’s Amino community, Joseph and his friend, Saturn3034, were publicly planning to make a fangame based on the series. This game eventually became Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s (often abbreviated as FNaPF).

You see, there’s a reason why the first game wasn’t made until January 27, 2022. Joseph and Saturn were essentially stuck in development hell. It was a complete nightmare, and I can confirm that because I was on Amino at the time.

Many people were there. The only progress Joseph made was an official preview posted on January 20, 2021—the same day the series was planned. Now, I want you to think about something real quick: why do you think an official demo for the first game was never released? I know many of you might point to the “click-roam” version of the classic game, but that’s not what we’re talking about.

In the preview, it stated: “Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s 1 Demo.” Interesting, isn’t it? What made it even more interesting was the presence of the number “1,” as if the series had been planned from the very beginning. As it turns out, that was the case. Older members of the JTS server, who were there before the original server got deleted due to drama involving an old friend of Joseph, revealed that both Joseph and Saturn were very ambitious about the series.

Now, this may sound promising, as it showed they had a strong desire to succeed with the series. But notice how the game kept getting delayed—this happened with every release. It happened with Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s 1 and 2, and it’s likely going to happen again with the recently announced third game (which is still being worked on as I’m writing this). Many believe the two were simply overwhelmed by the series and their real-life responsibilities.

This is understandable, right? However, some people started to form rather depressing conclusions. They speculated that Joseph kept hyping up the series while failing to release it. This caused many people, including some of his friends—you know who you are—to lose interest in the game.

This might explain why Joseph stopped working on the series, and many people noticed strange things happening behind the scenes. One notable rumor involves the existence of a supposed lost episode from one of his projects, specifically Joseph’s World. This episode, known as “Joseph’s Schoolday,” interestingly uses some audio from the game. Now, I know this may seem off-topic, but it could be a clue.

With that said, there were plenty of rumors. One anonymous user claimed that Joseph and Saturn were having strange dreams and visions of Prototype Fredbear taunting them, begging them to finish the series. Others claimed that an urban legend had formed around the game, suggesting that Prototype Fredbear could break into players’ homes and kill their pets, most often cats.

Regardless of these rumors, here’s the real reason you’ll never see the demo online again, and why Joseph never made it playable. A user on the internet found a link to Google Drive and accessed the MFA file for the demo. They leaked it onto the internet, and eventually, someone with access to Clickteam got hold of the code.

The game was then submitted to Game Jolt, where it became playable for everyone. This made it one of the most underrated, yet disturbing, events in Game Jolt’s history.

I was able to play the game before it was ultimately deleted. Here’s my story: the game started immediately with the title screen, without the warning screen present in the final version. It displayed the title of the game with a PNG image resembling Prototype Fredbear in the background, completely pitch black with static in the foreground. There were no options besides “New Game,” so I pressed it to start.

It played the museum theme from Final Nights 4 on a loop in the background. I ignored it and clicked “New Game.” It took me to a loading screen that read, “Loading… Night One.” The next thing I knew, I was in the office. Unlike the final version, which had a door and vent, this one only had doors on either side, but no buttons to close them. There were also no buttons to turn on the lights unless they were mapped to the keyboard. From what I remember, the preview didn’t show how the office functioned, likely because Joseph hadn’t finished coding the game.

I clicked the button on my right, which took me to the camera. The only available camera was the stage, showing a single animatronic—Prototype Fredbear. From the looks of it, this was the same PNG used in the main menu.

The game didn’t display a timer, battery level, or night counter, so I had to guess if Prototype Fredbear would come to my office. It wasn’t long before I heard faint moans that sounded like they were recorded by a person, similar to the ambient noises in the final game.

I watched as Prototype Fredbear appeared at the door. I say “watched” because there was nothing I could do—just like many game betas, this one wasn’t as fun or complete as the final version.

As the screen faded to black, I saw a close-up of Prototype Fredbear staring directly at me. His pupils were small, his jaw was open, and his teeth had been edited to look sharp. The audio was even worse—it was so loud that it broke my computer’s speakers. I’m not exaggerating; as I write this, I’ve tested my speakers with music, and they’re no longer working.

After this, the game crashed, giving me an error screen before my computer blue-screened. Now, you might be wondering how I’m writing this if my computer is fried. I’m using a different device. There’s nothing more to explain.

"As some of you may know, Flood Trouble is the fourth episode of Joseph’s World. It was created as the follow-up to the previous episode, Christmas Special. The plot of the episode is straightforward, as the title suggests, and features Joseph, Zach, and Shellin escaping their house due to a flood. Yeah, I know, Captain Obvious here.

It ends with Joseph grabbing a drill and making a hole in the ground, causing all the water to drain away. Not a bad ending, but I remember a version of this episode that was altered quite heavily.

Now, let me explain: many people who watched the actual episode noticed the potential for something darker to happen at this part. Picture this: if Joseph hadn’t unclogged the hole in time, he could have drowned, right? That’s correct, but obviously, this would’ve been too dark for the target audience, so it was scrapped.

However, many people on YouTube reported seeing a somewhat disturbing, unreleased version of this episode that premiered on the JTS channel, which contained the original ending.

I was one of the people who saw it.

Before I start, no, the ending didn’t involve any of the characters committing suicide or killing anyone. I don’t think the creator of the show would do that, especially since if Joseph were portrayed as a serial killer in his show’s counterpart, people would likely think differently of him.

Anyway, it started like normal, featuring the narrator (voiced by Joseph’s brother, Zach) saying, “Previously on Joseph’s World,” then cutting immediately to Joseph taking a bath to wash pizza stains off his body. The scene is shown in black and white, which makes sense since it’s more of a flashback.

It then cuts to the house, and soon we see Joseph and Zach running out of it, with water bursting through the windows, causing them to shatter. Zach is seen crying about the flood, and Joseph yells at him to “pull it together,” followed by Joseph slapping him in his usual comedic way. After this, Shellin is seen in the flooded living room, floating upward, flipping upside down, and disappearing into a vent. In the background, you can see that the picture frame of Joseph and Zach’s old counterparts changes from normal to complete fear.

Soon after, Shellin re-emerges from the vent near Zach’s feet. It’s then shown that Joseph was about to beat Zach up for his attitude, but Shellin began speaking as if he couldn’t breathe underwater, even though he’s a sea creature. Joseph points this out, and then Zach notices someone and says, “Is that Mitchy Mouse?” revealing Mickey Mouse—or rather, Steamboat Willie, since he’s in the public domain.

After this, Bobert is shown handing a pizza to Steamboat Willie. In the background, you can spot the antagonist, Gary. The pizza is revealed to be frozen, and suddenly, a water droplet falls into Joseph’s eye. This is where the alterations begin—at least, one of them.

Normally, at this point, there’s a scene featuring Shadow Kennedy and the virus version of Prototype Fredbear (from the Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s series as an Easter egg) in the attic of the house, even though, according to sources, the house doesn’t have an attic.

However, this part was completely cut out. Instead, after the droplet falls into Joseph’s eye, the art style noticeably changes to resemble the pilot episode’s style, but worse. The microphone quality also switches, sounding as if Joseph recorded the episode and dialogue on a computer, with his voice distant from the microphone. In the background, I heard rumbling audio as Joseph looked down at the ground in fear. At this point, he was supposed to drill the ground to unclog the water. As he takes out the drill and puts his headphones on, this time Zach and Shellin don’t hand it to him.

It’s as if Joseph was preparing for what was about to happen.

However, Joseph isn’t quick enough. The water rises, and Zach and Shellin are shown climbing into a conveniently placed boat. Soon, Joseph’s skin starts turning pale, and a shadow begins to form around his eyes. He coughs up blood as he floats upward, similarly to how Shellin did earlier in the episode.

Now, some of you may think Joseph is acting like a typical horror movie character who can’t escape a situation for some reason. But many people who watched this version found it understandable. Remember what I said about Shadow Kennedy? Well, it seems he plays a sinister role, as the camera pans underneath Joseph’s legs.

Black tentacles start holding Joseph down. Zach realizes what’s happening and moves the boat closer, reaching his hand into the water. Joseph tries to grab Zach’s hand, coughing up more blood, but he’s pulled downward.

As Joseph struggles to breathe, his eyes roll back into his head, the screen turns gray, and static overlays the image as if it were recorded on an old VHS tape. The episode ends with Joseph’s glasses, which originally belonged to him, floating to the surface. Instead of credits, the episode fades to pitch black.

Afterward, I checked the JTS community page, where Joseph had posted a message regarding the incident. It turns out the episode had been hijacked.

“Hello everyone, we are truly sorry about this incident. We were hacked, and someone aired a heavily edited version of Flood Trouble. The actual episode was deleted and replaced with this one. I have deleted the altered episode and am in the process of uploading the correct version of Flood Trouble.

We apologize to everyone affected by this incident. We will take security measures to ensure this doesn’t happen again.”

As I’m typing this, the incident has since died down, and Joseph has deleted the announcement.

I will be hosting a creepypasta writing contest, here are the rules.

1. Content has to be related to JTS media, this means Five Nights at Prototype Fredbears, Joseph’s World, etc.

2. Regarding Lost Episodes and Theories - Do NOT make coma theories and/or stories about the characters committing suicide or harming themselves. (For example: the cast in Joseph’s World is based on real people, these types of stories can make us uncomfortable.)

2.1. Refrain from including rape, that is a serious subject. Trust me, it won’t make your story scary, it will make you seem like a creep.

3. All stories must be posted to Spiral Nightmares.

3.1. if you can't post on the wiki, add your story via google doc or pastebin in your reblog so I can add it for you.

4. Spin-offs and retellings are allowed. If you wish to make a fan-made sequel or something about Sammy the Cat, for example, you can.

5. You may not copy existing lost media and stories (e.g. Joseph’s Schoolday and the Five Nights at Prototype Fredbears creepypasta by TobyBlogger.)

6. All content will be under the license - NC-By-SA.

Deadline - December 1st, 2024.

For further questions and suggestions, ask me in comments

If you are entering the contest, reblog this.

“I will spare you a pointless introduction and jump straight into it.

It all started in 2021 when it was just beginning. On the Five Nights at Freddy’s Amino community, Joseph and his friend, Saturn3034, were publicly planning to make a fangame based on the series. This game eventually became Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s (often abbreviated as FNaPF).

You see, there’s a reason why the first game wasn’t made until January 27, 2022. Joseph and Saturn were essentially stuck in development hell. It was a complete nightmare, and I can confirm that because I was on Amino at the time.

Many people were there. The only progress Joseph made was an official preview posted on January 20, 2021—the same day the series was planned. Now, I want you to think about something real quick: why do you think an official demo for the first game was never released? I know many of you might point to the “click-roam” version of the classic game, but that’s not what we’re talking about.

In the preview, it stated: “Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s 1 Demo.” Interesting, isn’t it? What made it even more interesting was the presence of the number “1,” as if the series had been planned from the very beginning. As it turns out, that was the case. Older members of the JTS server, who were there before the original server got deleted due to drama involving an old friend of Joseph, revealed that both Joseph and Saturn were very ambitious about the series.

Now, this may sound promising, as it showed they had a strong desire to succeed with the series. But notice how the game kept getting delayed—this happened with every release. It happened with Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear’s 1 and 2, and it’s likely going to happen again with the recently announced third game (which is still being worked on as I’m writing this). Many believe the two were simply overwhelmed by the series and their real-life responsibilities.

This is understandable, right? However, some people started to form rather depressing conclusions. They speculated that Joseph kept hyping up the series while failing to release it. This caused many people, including some of his friends—you know who you are—to lose interest in the game.

This might explain why Joseph stopped working on the series, and many people noticed strange things happening behind the scenes. One notable rumor involves the existence of a supposed lost episode from one of his projects, specifically Joseph’s World. This episode, known as “Joseph’s Schoolday,” interestingly uses some audio from the game. Now, I know this may seem off-topic, but it could be a clue.

With that said, there were plenty of rumors. One anonymous user claimed that Joseph and Saturn were having strange dreams and visions of Prototype Fredbear taunting them, begging them to finish the series. Others claimed that an urban legend had formed around the game, suggesting that Prototype Fredbear could break into players’ homes and kill their pets, most often cats.

Regardless of these rumors, here’s the real reason you’ll never see the demo online again, and why Joseph never made it playable. A user on the internet found a link to Google Drive and accessed the MFA file for the demo. They leaked it onto the internet, and eventually, someone with access to Clickteam got hold of the code.

The game was then submitted to Game Jolt, where it became playable for everyone. This made it one of the most underrated, yet disturbing, events in Game Jolt’s history.

I was able to play the game before it was ultimately deleted. Here’s my story: the game started immediately with the title screen, without the warning screen present in the final version. It displayed the title of the game with a PNG image resembling Prototype Fredbear in the background, completely pitch black with static in the foreground. There were no options besides “New Game,” so I pressed it to start.

It played the museum theme from Final Nights 4 on a loop in the background. I ignored it and clicked “New Game.” It took me to a loading screen that read, “Loading… Night One.” The next thing I knew, I was in the office. Unlike the final version, which had a door and vent, this one only had doors on either side, but no buttons to close them. There were also no buttons to turn on the lights unless they were mapped to the keyboard. From what I remember, the preview didn’t show how the office functioned, likely because Joseph hadn’t finished coding the game.

I clicked the button on my right, which took me to the camera. The only available camera was the stage, showing a single animatronic—Prototype Fredbear. From the looks of it, this was the same PNG used in the main menu.

The game didn’t display a timer, battery level, or night counter, so I had to guess if Prototype Fredbear would come to my office. It wasn’t long before I heard faint moans that sounded like they were recorded by a person, similar to the ambient noises in the final game.

I watched as Prototype Fredbear appeared at the door. I say “watched” because there was nothing I could do—just like many game betas, this one wasn’t as fun or complete as the final version.

As the screen faded to black, I saw a close-up of Prototype Fredbear staring directly at me. His pupils were small, his jaw was open, and his teeth had been edited to look sharp. The audio was even worse—it was so loud that it broke my computer’s speakers. I’m not exaggerating; as I write this, I’ve tested my speakers with music, and they’re no longer working.

After this, the game crashed, giving me an error screen before my computer blue-screened. Now, you might be wondering how I’m writing this if my computer is fried. I’m using a different device. There’s nothing more to explain.

sorry for not posting since forever, I have been dealing with crazy nightmares. I could've sworn I got rid of that damn copy of Five Nights at Prototype Fredbear's.. Regardless, I am still alive and I am taking therapy recently.