Princess Ashley

Princess Ashley is an advanced prototype animatronic based on the Funtime Foxy design, personally created by an independent inventor for a diner that had no connection to Fazbear Entertainment.

Ashley was designed to be far more advanced than the average entertainment animatronic. Her creator had much bigger plans for her in the future, intending Ashley to become something beyond a normal restaurant performer. However, those plans were destroyed after a tragic event involving the creator's daughter. Following her death, the daughter's spirit became attached to Princess Ashley, possessing the animatronic her father had created.

Sometime after the tragedy, Princess Ashley disappeared from her original diner. Years later, she was discovered abandoned and badly damaged in an alleyway by people associated with Fazbear Entertainment. Rather than returning her to her original owner, Fazbear Entertainment recovered the animatronic and repaired her. Seeing potential in the unusual prototype, the company brought Ashley to one of the earliest Freddy Fazbear's Pizza locations with the intention of adding her to the Fazbear cast alongside Freddy Fazbear and his friends.

However, the spirit possessing Ashley quickly began realizing that something was terribly wrong inside Fazbear Entertainment.

Other individuals had begun mysteriously disappearing around the company's restaurants. Many of the incidents appeared to be connected to a mysterious figure wearing a yellow rabbit springlock suit. At first, Ashley believed that the murderer was simply a person hiding behind the costume. Over time, however, she began discovering that the truth surrounding the yellow rabbit was far more complicated than anyone realized.

Ashley also began uncovering evidence that Fazbear Entertainment knew far more about the disappearances and strange events occurring inside its restaurants than the company publicly admitted.

Within the Princess Ashley universe, Ashley fills a role somewhat inspired by The Puppet from Five Nights at Freddy's. Because of the supernatural connection between her animatronic body and the soul possessing it, Ashley eventually develops strange abilities resembling dark magic. She can influence other animatronics, manipulate certain supernatural forces, and, under specific circumstances, take control of other machines.

Her main goal becomes discovering the identity of the person responsible for the murders, protecting others from suffering the same fate, and uncovering what Fazbear Entertainment is truly hiding.

However, Ashley's possession is unstable.

The spirit inside her cannot always maintain complete control over the animatronic's programming, instincts, and damaged systems. Because of this conflict, Ashley sometimes mistakes innocent people for threats. Throughout the history of several Fazbear locations, she has attacked night guards and other individuals whom she believed could have been connected to the murders.

Some of these incidents have resulted in terrible mistakes.

This creates one of Ashley's greatest internal conflicts. She wants to protect people and stop the person responsible for the disappearances, but the very power she uses to accomplish that goal can also make her dangerous.

As the mystery grows, Ashley must learn how to control both the animatronic body she inhabits and the supernatural abilities developing inside it, while uncovering the truth behind the yellow rabbit, the missing people, and Fazbear Entertainment's true intentions for its animatronics.

Henry Emily is a co-owner of several Fazbear Entertainment locations and has spent years designing and building animatronics alongside William Afton—or at least, who Henry believed was William Afton.

Over time, Henry begins to notice that something is deeply wrong within the company. Reports of missing people start appearing around the establishments, strange incidents begin occurring after hours, and Henry becomes increasingly suspicious that Fazbear Entertainment is hiding something from the public.

Around this time, Fazbear Entertainment discovers a damaged animatronic named Princess Ashley. After she is brought into one of the locations, Henry is given the responsibility of repairing her and preparing her to become part of the Fazbear Crew. While working on Ashley, Henry becomes fascinated by her design. She is far more advanced than the animatronics he is familiar with and appears to be some kind of experimental prototype.

What confuses Henry even more is that Ashley's technology reminds him of the advanced animatronics associated with Circus Baby's Pizza World, yet he has no knowledge of a prototype like her ever being created there. Despite his questions, Henry initially sees Ashley as an incredible opportunity. Her advanced technology could greatly improve the performances and create an entirely new experience for guests.

However, Henry's excitement slowly turns into concern.

Ashley begins behaving strangely during performances, and even more unusual activity is reported during the nighttime. Unknown to most of the company, Ashley is possessed by a spirit, causing her to behave in ways that cannot be explained by normal programming or mechanical failures.

As Henry investigates the missing-person incidents and the horrifying events surrounding Fazbear Entertainment, he begins uncovering the truth about who—or what—is responsible. At the same time, he realizes that Ashley is far more than a malfunctioning animatronic.

She is aware of what is happening.

Henry eventually discovers that Ashley has a purpose of her own. She is searching for the truth behind the disappearances, uncovering what Fazbear Entertainment has been hiding, and attempting to stop the nightmare before more people are harmed.

Henry soon realizes that Ashley may not be another problem within Fazbear Entertainment.

She may be one of the only ones capable of helping him end it.

Voice Direction:
Henry should sound intelligent, thoughtful, and compassionate. He is usually calm and collected, but the horrors surrounding Fazbear Entertainment gradually wear him down. His stronger emotional moments should feel controlled rather than overly theatrical.

William Afton was one of the original owners behind the Fazbear restaurants, working alongside Henry Emily to design animatronics, manage the locations, and ensure the company’s entertainment business continued to operate successfully.

However, everything changed after the horrific Bite Incident at Fredbear’s Family Diner. The tragedy forced the diner to shut down, leaving William and Henry to figure out how the company could continue while avoiding further damage to its reputation. Eventually, the two agreed to start over with a new restaurant: the first Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. With a new location and a new cast of animatronics, they hoped to leave the past behind and rebuild the company.

But William did not remain the same.

Over time, a dark and unnatural presence began influencing him. Whether it awakened something already buried within him or slowly corrupted him, William became increasingly cruel and dangerous. He eventually began murdering people and became responsible for many of the disappearances surrounding the Fazbear locations. His actions would continue to affect future restaurants, creating a cycle of tragedy that stretched far beyond a single incident.

By the time of the second Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza location in 1987, Ashley and several members of the animatronic crew had begun to understand that William was behind the disappearances. Desperate to stop him from hurting anyone else, they discovered that William frequently used an old springlock suit to lure his victims away from public areas.

The suit, however, was extremely unstable.

Knowing this, Ashley and the others eventually cornered William. With nowhere left to run, he climbed into the springlock suit in an attempt to protect himself and intimidate them.

It became his greatest mistake.

The springlocks suddenly failed, crushing William inside the suit and leaving him to suffer an agonizing death. His body remained trapped within the costume, eventually decaying and being forgotten within the abandoned parts of the building.

Ashley and the others believed it was finally over.

They were wrong.

Although William’s body had died, something inside him remained. Through the remnants connected to his victims and the dark manifestation that had been growing around him, a part of William refused to disappear. As the years passed, that presence only became stronger, feeding on the suffering and tragedy he had created.

William Afton would eventually return.

And when he did, his plans would become far more dangerous than the murders that came before—especially for Princess Ashley.

Voice Direction:
William should sound intelligent, confident, and composed on the surface. He knows how to appear professional and trustworthy, but underneath that calm personality is something much darker. As the story progresses, his voice can become colder, more threatening, and increasingly influenced by the dark manifestation surrounding him.