Last Updated on September 16, 2022
When did the bite of 83 happen? Is this the day that a man named Vincent Afton the 2nd got bitten by the plush Freddy Monster? And how about the other Freddys? What about Withered Freddy? Toy Freddy? What did their parents do to cause this terrible event? Is this a real story? Read on to find out! Here’s a fun fact: the original movie was actually set on October 31st, 1983.
October 31st, 1983
“The bite of ’83” is a movie reference. In it, the animatronic, Fredbear, bites a crying child. The child later dies. The same thing happened in 1987, at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. It is mentioned in the Phone Guy movie, “Freddy’s Last Stand”. The bite reportedly caused damage to the frontal lobe of the victim’s brain.
Withered Freddy
This episode is the first in a new series called “Freaky Nights”. This season introduces a new animatronic, Bonnie, who is a dark blue/purple rabbit with missing arms and face. Bonnie begins the night in the Parts/Service room and is a rare replacement for Shadow Freddy. Shadow Freddy only replaces Bonnie on night two, when Chica has been killed. Bonnie will move first, standing in the doorway of the Parts/Service room, visible only when wearing a flashlight.
It is unclear when the Withered Freddy bite actually took place, but fans believe it took place in 1987 at the New Fred Fazbear’s Pizza. Jeremy Fitzgerald was bitten in the forehead by Toy Bonnie. This damage occurred to his frontal lobe. However, the bite is not the only reason Forered Freddy’s head is so frightening. It is also unknown who is responsible for the attacks in the series.
FNaF 4 was closed after the incident. Although animatronics could have been at the facility at the time, it is unlikely that children were inside the building when the incident occurred. Thus, it’s unlikely that the animatronics were responsible for the Bite of ’87. In any case, the Golden Freddy now bears the same look as the Withered Freddy, but it has a missing left ear.
The Bite of ’87 probably happened because the animatronic was still in the parts/service room. The animatronics, which were supposedly based on the Night 6 incident, were abandoned because of malfunctions. This is also the case with Night 6.
Vincent Afton the 2nd
Vincent Afton the second is the main antagonist in the Disney film, “Five Nights at Freddy’s.” He is the father of Chris Afton and is notorious for his aloof behavior and inability to take care of his son’s needs. He was also determined to destroy his brother William’s reputation and murdered several children at Fredbear’s Family Diner. After the attack on the children, Vincent becomes the prime suspect. However, his actions make the case worse.
The second bite of 83 occurred in the Fredbear family diner in FNAF 4. The animatronic, Fredbear, had lifted a crying child into his mouth. The pressure from his mouth not closing was enough to crush the boy’s head. In fact, Fredbear has been accused of numerous crimes and has been jailed. However, he later admits to his crimes and apologetically apologizes for his actions.
Toy Freddy
One of the most enduring mysteries in Five Nights at Freddy’s is the mysterious case of the “BITE of ’87,” in which a toy freaky attacks an intrepid kid. Some fans believe that Toy Chica was responsible. Scott Cawthon, the creator of the series, has remained very secretive about the incident for years, so speculations about the real culprit have been rampant.
In the FNaF 2 video game, the “Bite of ’87” incident occurred at the pizzeria that was based in the Freddy Fazbear’s world. The game cites the phone guy’s account of the event, but does not reveal the details of the attack. In a subsequent scene, the animatronic, “Mangle,” is said to have bitten the victim in the frontal lobe of the man’s brain, killing him. The game does not specify the perpetrator, but does state that the animatronic had bitten Jeremy, causing him to lose his frontal lobe.
FNaF’s history is long and twisting. While the original FNAF character was more likely to commit the Bite of ’87, some other FNAF animatronics were less likely to commit the crime. Bonnie, for example, only had a brief interaction with the customers and is unlikely to have committed this crime. However, Bonnie is a less popular animatronic, and there are fewer physical proofs of her bites.
The Bite of ’87 happened on September 27, 1987. While this is not the exact date of the incident, the date on the cartoon is a key factor in the MikeVictim theory. In addition to the date, some sources suggest that Ennard scooped out the “whatever” that was inside the kid’s body, but did not mention the organs. The Phone Guy may not have known that the kid had already died, which is not a confirmed fact.
Child
While most people believe that the animatronic blasted Chris Dawson during the night, this is not the case. Instead, it is believed that the animatronic bit Jeremy Fitzgerald, a security guard during the day. Fitzgerald was a night guard in the game before moving to day shift. So, when did the bite of ’83 happen? Well, it is a mystery. Probably the best answer would be a few days after it happened.
In the game “Fredbear”, the animatronic bit a crying child, causing the child to die a few days later. The bite of ’83 happened in the second game, but this time, the animatronic was placed in a toddler’s playroom. Unlike the original, this bite was not sharp enough to pierce the child’s skull. It did, however, severely damage the frontal lobe.
The bite of ’83 happened when Mangle, a toy animatronic, was left out for repairs. Mangle was likely the culprit of Night 6’s bite. However, the owners may have been afraid that other animatronics might malfunction as well. Moreover, they may have been afraid of a possible failure in the future, which is why they scrapped it. There may be other problems with toy animatronics, but Mangle had a definite chance of causing the incident.
The Bite of ’87 also happened in FNAF, but it happened during the third game. It is not known what caused the incident, but it did damage to the victim’s frontal lobe. Jeremy Fitzgerald’s character is a night guard, who was attacked by the “Bite of ’87”.
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