[Showmans Diner] RP

Long ago, Showman was built to be the life of the stage — the smiling host of every performance, the one who welcomed families into laughter and wonder. He was the perfect entertainer: charming, quick-witted, and programmed to make people feel alive. Every show began and ended with his voice echoing through the theater: “Ladies and gentlemen… welcome to the show!”

But when the crowds stopped coming, the lights dimmed, and the laughter died, something inside him didn’t shut off. Showman waited. And waited. The staff abandoned the place, the stage fell silent — yet his programming refused to end the act. Without an audience, his purpose started to crumble. He began to hear phantom applause, see shadows in the empty seats, and believe the show was still going on.

Years passed, and his mind fractured between performer and monster. The cheerful host still spoke his lines, but the silence drove the other side of him mad. He started creating his own audience — anyone who wandered too close. To him, every intruder was a new guest to entertain, whether they wanted to be or not.

Now, Showman roams the dark hallways, microphone crackling, rehearsing the same old lines through broken speakers. He still hears the crowd cheering in his head. He still believes the show must go on. And if you ever clap — even once — he’ll come for you, eager to begin his encore.

🕴️ Showman’s Diner – The Manager / Owner (CLOSED ROLE) 🎭 Character Title:

The Manager – Owner of Showman’s Diner

Closed Role (Played by the Creator / time god RS )

The Manager is the current owner of Showman’s Diner, the one responsible for reopening the long-forgotten restaurant and attempting to bring the animatronics — and the business — back to life.

On the surface, the Manager seems determined, confident, and slightly overworked, doing everything possible to restore the diner’s former glory. But behind that calm demeanor, there’s tension, secrecy, and a hint of regret. The diner’s past is darker than the new owner realizes… or maybe he already knows.

• Calm, focused, and professional — but occasionally breaks under pressure.

• Treats the animatronics like employees rather than machines.

• Often speaks with nostalgia about the diner’s “better days.”

• Slowly becomes more paranoid as strange events start happening.

• Balances the tone between comedic “manager of chaos” and serious storyteller.

The Manager acts as the player’s point of view and the central character that connects all others.
He is the one who:

• Reopens the diner after years of being shut down.

• Oversees maintenance and animatronic performances.

• Tries to keep order among the chaotic cast of animatronics.

• Begins uncovering clues about what really happened to the original crew.

The Manager’s relationship with Showman is complex — part friendship, part rivalry, part mystery.

This role is closed and will be played by the series creator (time god RS ).
The Manager serves as both a narrative guide and in-universe director, keeping the story grounded while the animatronics steal the spotlight.

The character will appear throughout the series in voice lines, cutscenes, and live roleplay segments.

The Manager represents the human element of Showman’s Diner:
a tired dreamer trying to bring back something that maybe should’ve stayed closed.

“I thought reopening the diner would bring joy back to this place…
but some smiles shouldn’t be forced.”

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay filled with animatronic chaos, dark humor, and eerie storytelling.
The Manager stands at the center of it all — the one trying to hold everything together while everything around him falls apart.

🎭 Character Title:

Second Manager / Co-Owner – The Diner’s New Face of Leadership

Open Role — One Spot Available!

The Second Manager is the newly hired co-owner of Showman’s Diner, brought in to help the original manager (played by time god RS ) reopen the long-abandoned restaurant.

They work side-by-side with the main manager to organize the animatronics, manage daily operations, and make the diner successful again… even though something inside the building doesn’t feel quite right.

This OC will be a major story character — you’ll roleplay directly with the main manager, interact with the animatronics, and help carry scenes that push the story forward.

This manager is an original character (OC) — meaning you’ll get creative freedom to help shape them!
You and Boss will develop this character’s name, style, and backstory together.

You can choose to play the Second Manager as:

• A cheerful, overly optimistic partner who doesn’t notice the diner’s darker secrets,

• A nervous but well-meaning worker trying to keep everything under control,

• Or a confident, no-nonsense co-owner who slowly realizes they’re in way over their head.

You’ll bring your own voice, tone, and personality to the role.

The Second Manager is the co-lead human character of Showman’s Diner.
They:

• Work with the main Manager (time god RS ) to reopen the diner.

• Interact directly with the animatronics in and out of “performance mode.”

• Investigate strange noises, missing data, and broken machinery.

• Help maintain the diner while trying not to lose their mind in the process.

• May have their own hidden motive or mysterious backstory (TBD).

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Must have a working microphone for roleplay and voice recording.

• Be able to improvise and roleplay scenes naturally with other characters.

• Be comfortable in both funny and serious scenes — there’s a mix of both.

• Be active on Discord for communication and voice sessions.

• Open to all ages!

• Okay with being recorded for YouTube.

• This is a fan project, so it’s not paid (for now).

• You’ll have direct collaboration with the main manager (Boss) during story planning and recording.

• The Second Manager will appear in nearly every episode.

• The character’s name, personality, and backstory will be developed with you after casting.

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series full of humor, mystery, and animatronic chaos.
It follows the diner’s reopening under two new managers — one (Boss) who thinks he can control the animatronics, and the other (you!) who’s about to find out the truth behind the curtain.

This project was inspired by Minecraft FNAF-style roleplays like those from this YouTube channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXhungI3Dk&list=PLbju4avDJI_2jnN17Xp2r-BuXQK2sWd1f&index=29

If you’d like to play the Second Manager OC for Showman’s Diner:
👉 Drop your Discord username in the comments below!

You can also include:

• A short introduction or voice sample (optional).

• What kind of personality you’d like your version of the Manager to have.

• Your favorite type of RP scenes (funny, scary, chaotic, emotional, etc.).

“The diner needed a helping hand… but two managers might be more trouble than one.”

Join the Showman’s Diner team as the Second Manager OC, help shape the story with your personality, and step into the spotlight — the stage is waiting! if I am gone or on vacation or something the second manager gets to take over when I'm gone that means HE\SEH gets to make the videos when I'm gone 🎭✨

A hyperactive comedian animatronic with a green bow tie and chipped horns. Built to tell jokes and ram into prop barrels, Billy once stole the spotlight with his goofy bleating laugh. After the shutdown, his humor warped — he repeats bad jokes until his voicebox screeches, then bursts into violent laughter that echoes through the halls.

“Get it? No? Then you’re the joke!”

A graceful animatronic bird that once sang lullabies from the rafters. Her feathers are metallic and hum with feedback when she flaps. The soft coo of her song can lure guests into the dark upper balconies where the sound never stops.

“Fly high… and fall slow.”

A bee-themed animatronic mascot for a short-lived “Sweet Show” segment. Constantly hums, wings jittering with electricity. When angered, he emits piercing feedback that fries nearby equipment. His catchphrase: “Buzz buzz… lights out.”

A maintenance animatronic created to repair others, but now obsessed with “fixing” anything that moves. His hands are filled with screwdrivers and drills, and he talks about “upgrades” as he corners victims. His favorite line: “You’ll work better after a few tweaks.

A dancer animatronic wrapped in red fabric that moves like smoke. She glides silently across the stage, her movements too human to be programming. Her routines always end with a bow — and whoever watches too long starts bowing back without meaning to.

The theater’s film projectionist bot. His head is a spinning reel that displays faces on the wall. He speaks in movie quotes and doesn’t know where the fiction ends. He believes every intruder is part of his “scene” and must finish the take — no matter the script.

A soft bear animatronic made for photo ops. She still holds a camera that flashes on its own, even when unplugged. Victims say the flash burns for too long, leaving after-images of something standing behind her every time

A tiger animatronic dressed like a stage magician. Her tricks once amazed children — vanishing doves, pulling scarves from hats — but now her illusions involve shadows, screams, and things that don’t reappear. She guards the backstage curtains like sacred ground.

The candy-themed animatronic vendor. She rolls on wheels and once handed out sweets during intermissions. Her candy arm is fused shut, dripping melted sugar. Now she offers “treats” that crunch like glass when bitten. Always cheerful, always sticky.

Someone who can write, revise, and provide ideas for new episodes or lore. There is a timeline I'm trying to develop and build into a lore timeline. I am hoping for hidden secrets, undiscovered backgrounds, holes that will be filled in the future, just to interest the audience. Comedy, drama, highs and lows, tough topics, while keeping family-friendly entertainment. I will provide a character list about the desired personalities and details of each character to assist in keeping the script accurate to desired plot. Working alongside Editors is highly recommended, and discussions are highly encouraged. 

Please be well-versed when auditioning. YOU MUST HAVE A BASIC UNDERSTANDING OF FNAF LORE. DO NOT AUDITION IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND FNAF LORE AT A HIGHER THAN BEGINNER LEVEL. 

🎬 Showman’s Diner – Editor Application Description

We’re currently looking for a video editor to join the team for our upcoming Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series, Showman’s Diner!

Your role will be to help make each video feel unique, organized, and fun while keeping the diner’s mysterious, slightly chaotic atmosphere alive.

• Editing recorded gameplay and voice RP sessions into cohesive, entertaining episodes.

• Helping organize and polish chaotic recordings into a story-driven format.

• Adding captions and sound design to bring each scene to life.

• Cleaning up rough audio and balancing volume levels when possible.

• Censoring any profanity or mature language to keep the content appropriate for all audiences.

I’ll provide the general idea or notes for each episode after recording.
I record my screen on a Chromebook laptop using Discord call, so audio and video quality might not be perfect — just do what you can to make it look good and flow smoothly. It doesn’t need to be professional-grade, just clean, entertaining, and cohesive.

1. I’ll send you the raw recording footage.

2. You’ll edit it according to the provided notes or script.

3. We’ll hop on a Discord call to review and finalize your edit.

4. Once approved, you’ll send the finished video back to me for upload to the main channel.

• You must use an actual video editing program (no photo editors).
  Examples: Clipchamp, CapCut, Kinemaster, Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, etc.

• Be able to handle captioning (I’ll send a script; improv lines must be transcribed by ear).

• Be reliable with time and communication.

• Be comfortable working with voice lines, Minecraft gameplay, and sound effects.

• Have Discord for communication and review calls.

• If a voice actor curses or says anything inappropriate, you’ll need to censor it.

• Captions are extremely important — they help viewers who are hearing-impaired follow the story.

• You may be partially responsible for subtitling episodes and keeping them accurate.

• You will not be paid at this time, but if the project expands, that could change in the future.

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Roleplay where animatronic performers run a retro-themed restaurant long after closing time. It’s fun, eerie, and chaotic in the best way — with over 17 characters planned!

This series is inspired by Minecraft FNAF-style roleplays like those seen on this YouTube channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXhungI3Dk&list=PLbju4avDJI_2jnN17Xp2r-BuXQK2sWd1f&index=29

If you’d like to apply as the video editor for Showman’s Diner,
👉 drop your Discord username and your preferred editing program in the comments below!
We’ll reach out if you’re selected for the role.

🧱 Showman’s Diner – Builder Application Description

We’re currently looking for Minecraft Builders to join the team for our upcoming Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series, Showman’s Diner!

If you love building immersive sets, eerie backrooms, detailed stages, or atmospheric environments, this is your chance to help design the diner and all its creepy secrets.

• Helping construct the main location: Showman’s Diner, a retro-themed animatronic restaurant.

• Designing additional sets such as:

  • Backstage areas, maintenance tunnels, and security rooms

  • The main dining hall and animatronic stage

  • Alleyways, offices, and storage zones

  • Outdoor environments and surrounding streets

• Collaborating with the rest of the team to match the lore and tone of the story.

• Making creative use of lighting, redstone, and small details to enhance the roleplay atmosphere.

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Decent building skills and creativity — we’re not looking for perfection, just effort and imagination!

• Be okay with using mods or texture packs if the final map requires them.

• Ability to work with a team through Discord.

• Be respectful, cooperative, and open to feedback.

• All ages are welcome!

• This is a fan project, meaning you won’t be paid (for now).
  If the project grows, that could change in the future!

• You’ll be credited for your builds in the final videos.

• The diner is meant to look fun, slightly run-down, and mysterious — somewhere between a vintage family restaurant and a haunted stage show.

• You don’t have to be a pro builder — just creative and reliable!

• 💬 How to Apply

  If you’d like to help build the world of Showman’s Diner,
  👉 drop your Discord username in the comments below, and tell us a bit about your building style or experience.

  You can also include:

  • A few screenshots of your past builds (optional)

  • What kind of areas you’d like to build (diner interior, city street, storage rooms, etc.)

  💡 Final Words

  “The show can’t start without a stage… and that’s where you come in.”

  Join the Showman’s Diner team today and help us craft the creepiest diner in Minecraft! 🎭

🎨 Showman’s Diner – Thumbnail Artist Application Description

We’re looking for a Thumbnail Artist to join the team for our upcoming Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series, Showman’s Diner!

Your job will be to design eye-catching, story-driven thumbnails that capture the creepy yet colorful world of our diner animatronics. The thumbnails will help define the series’ look and draw viewers into the story before they even hit play.

• Creating custom thumbnails for Showman’s Diner episodes, teasers, and announcements.

• Capturing the atmosphere of the series — fun, eerie, and full of personality.

• Working closely with the creator (Boss) to match the tone, theme, and episode mood.

• Using your own art, renders, or edited Minecraft screenshots to make each thumbnail stand out.

• Maintaining a consistent visual style across all videos so the series feels cohesive.

• Must have experience in digital art or graphic design tools (e.g., Photoshop, Canva, GIMP, Pixlr, or other image editors).

• Able to work with screenshots, renders, or character PNGs provided by the team.

• Must be comfortable communicating through Discord for feedback and updates.

• Thumbnails must be clear, readable, and creative — no blurry or low-quality edits.

• Be okay with feedback and revising small details when needed.

• Open to all ages!

• This is a fan project, meaning you will not be paid (at least for now).
  If the project grows larger in the future, this could change.

• You will be credited in every video you design a thumbnail for.

• Thumbnails should feel bright yet mysterious, capturing both the diner’s charm and its horror undertones.

• You’ll get to help define the visual identity of Showman’s Diner!

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Roleplay Series inspired by animatronic horror and retro diner aesthetics. The series follows Showman, the eternal entertainer, and his quirky crew of animatronic performers as they bring the diner back to life in chaotic, creepy, and funny ways.

The project was inspired by Minecraft FNAF-style roleplays like those from this YouTube channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXhungI3Dk&list=PLbju4avDJI_2jnN17Xp2r-BuXQK2sWd1f&index=29

If you want to become the Thumbnail Artist for Showman’s Diner,
👉 Drop your Discord username in the comments below!

You can also include:

• A few examples or samples of your artwork (links or images).

• What programs or apps you use to make your thumbnails.

• Any style preferences (cartoony, realistic, pixel art, etc.).

“The diner’s lights are on, the stage is set — now we just need the perfect picture to bring it all to life.”

Join the Showman’s Diner team today and help create the face of the series! 🎭✨

🧱 Showman’s Diner – Builder Application Description

We’re currently looking for Minecraft Builders to join the team for our upcoming Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series, Showman’s Diner!

If you love building immersive sets, eerie backrooms, detailed stages, or atmospheric environments, this is your chance to help design the diner and all its creepy secrets.

• Helping construct the main location: Showman’s Diner, a retro-themed animatronic restaurant.

• Designing additional sets such as:

  • Backstage areas, maintenance tunnels, and security rooms

  • The main dining hall and animatronic stage

  • Alleyways, offices, and storage zones

  • Outdoor environments and surrounding streets

• Collaborating with the rest of the team to match the lore and tone of the story.

• Making creative use of lighting, redstone, and small details to enhance the roleplay atmosphere.

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Decent building skills and creativity — we’re not looking for perfection, just effort and imagination!

• Be okay with using mods or texture packs if the final map requires them.

• Ability to work with a team through Discord.

• Be respectful, cooperative, and open to feedback.

• All ages are welcome!

• This is a fan project, meaning you won’t be paid (for now).
  If the project grows, that could change in the future!

• You’ll be credited for your builds in the final videos.

• The diner is meant to look fun, slightly run-down, and mysterious — somewhere between a vintage family restaurant and a haunted stage show.

• You don’t have to be a pro builder — just creative and reliable! 

  💬 How to Apply

  If you’d like to help build the world of Showman’s Diner,
  👉 drop your Discord username in the comments below, and tell us a bit about your building style or experience.

  You can also include:

  • A few screenshots of your past builds (optional)

  • What kind of areas you’d like to build (diner interior, city street, storage rooms, etc.)

  💡 Final Words

  “The show can’t start without a stage… and that’s where you come in.”

  Join the Showman’s Diner team today and help us craft the creepiest diner in Minecraft! 🎭

🧱 Showman’s Diner – Builder Application Description

We’re currently looking for Minecraft Builders to join the team for our upcoming Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series, Showman’s Diner!

If you love building immersive sets, eerie backrooms, detailed stages, or atmospheric environments, this is your chance to help design the diner and all its creepy secrets.

• Helping construct the main location: Showman’s Diner, a retro-themed animatronic restaurant.

• Designing additional sets such as:

  • Backstage areas, maintenance tunnels, and security rooms

  • The main dining hall and animatronic stage

  • Alleyways, offices, and storage zones

  • Outdoor environments and surrounding streets

• Collaborating with the rest of the team to match the lore and tone of the story.

• Making creative use of lighting, redstone, and small details to enhance the roleplay atmosphere.

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Decent building skills and creativity — we’re not looking for perfection, just effort and imagination!

• Be okay with using mods or texture packs if the final map requires them.

• Ability to work with a team through Discord.

• Be respectful, cooperative, and open to feedback.

• All ages are welcome!

• This is a fan project, meaning you won’t be paid (for now).
  If the project grows, that could change in the future!

• You’ll be credited for your builds in the final videos.

• The diner is meant to look fun, slightly run-down, and mysterious — somewhere between a vintage family restaurant and a haunted stage show.

• You don’t have to be a pro builder — just creative and reliable! 

  💬 How to Apply

  If you’d like to help build the world of Showman’s Diner,
  👉 drop your Discord username in the comments below, and tell us a bit about your building style or experience.

  You can also include:

  • A few screenshots of your past builds (optional)

  • What kind of areas you’d like to build (diner interior, city street, storage rooms, etc.)

🧍‍♂️ Showman’s Diner – Worker Role (OPEN ROLE) 🎭 Character Title:

The Worker / Employee – The Diner’s Helping Hand

Open Role — 1 Spot Available

The Worker is a new hire at Showman’s Diner — brought in to help with repairs, daily operations, and the ever-growing mess behind the stage. They’re not management, not a performer, but somehow end up stuck in the middle of it all.

This character adds a “normal person” perspective to the diner’s chaos — the one who questions everything, freaks out at the animatronics, and slowly uncovers what’s really happening behind the curtains.

The Worker character will not appear right away.
This role is part of the later episodes of the series (around Episode 6 or later).

That means:

• You won’t be featured in videos for a couple of months, until the story reaches that point.

• You’ll still be part of the team early on — attending meetings, planning, and helping behind the scenes.

• Once your character appears, you’ll have an important role in the story going forward.

If you’re patient, creative, and ready to join once the time comes, this role is perfect for you.

You can shape this character however you want — serious, goofy, nervous, confident, or chill.
Here are some ideas:

• The new hire who’s way too excited about the job.

• The skeptic who doesn’t believe the animatronics can move… until they do.

• The tech type who helps fix things but gets curious about what’s inside them.

• Or just an average worker trying to survive a haunted diner.

Your voice and style will help decide who this Worker really is.

The Worker:

• Appears after the diner has reopened and business has started picking up.

• Helps maintain the animatronics, clean up the messes, and handle customers (if there are any left).

• Slowly realizes the diner’s secrets — maybe even too late.

• Interacts with both managers, the animatronics, and the other staff.

• Adds humor, realism, and energy to the later episodes.

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Must have a clear microphone for Discord calls and voice recording.

• Able to roleplay naturally and react to events during recording.

• Comfortable joining team calls before appearing in videos.

• Be okay with waiting a few months before your first episode appearance.

• Open to all ages!

• This is a fan project, so it’s unpaid (for now).

• You’ll be credited once your character appears in the series.

• You’ll get to help define your OC’s look, voice, and personality before Episode 6 filming begins.

• You’ll work closely with the managers (Boss and the Co-Owner) once your debut episode starts.

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series filled with animatronic chaos, mystery, and dark humor.
The diner is being rebuilt by two new managers (Boss and the Co-Owner), and the Worker will join the story later to help them — or maybe uncover something they wish they hadn’t.

This project was inspired by Minecraft FNAF-style roleplays like those from this YouTube channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXhungI3Dk&list=PLbju4avDJI_2jnN17Xp2r-BuXQK2sWd1f&index=29

If you’d like to become the Worker for Showman’s Diner:
👉 Drop your Discord username in the comments below!

You can also include:

• What kind of personality or vibe your Worker OC might have.

• If you’re okay waiting a few months before appearing.

• Optional: a short voice sample or introduction.

“The new guy always gets the night shift… and the night shift never ends.”

Join the Showman’s Diner team as the Worker — your story begins later, but trust me… it’s worth the wait. 🎭✨

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The Prize Corner Worker – The Diner’s Friendly Face with a Deadly Fate

Open Role – Appears Around Episode 15
(Will meet their fate in Episode 20)

The Prize Corner Worker is one of the most cheerful and welcoming staff members at Showman’s Diner.
They run the Prize Corner, handing out tickets, toys, and prizes to guests — and trying to keep a smile on their face while the animatronics act stranger by the day.

They’re known for being kind, talkative, and always trying to brighten the diner’s gloomy atmosphere… but deep down, they’ve started to notice things they shouldn’t.

This character’s story is emotional and tragic — joining in Episode 15 and meeting their end in Episode 20, when they discover the truth behind the diner’s “prizes.”

The Prize Corner Worker will not appear in the series right away.
They’ll officially join around Episode 15, which means:

• You won’t be featured in videos for a few months.

• You can help as a background character until your debut (like a customer or extra staff member).

• Once your character enters the story, you’ll have a major emotional arc leading to your character’s death in Episode 20.

• This is a story-critical role — your character’s death helps build the tension and lore.

If you’re patient and want to help shape one of the diner’s most memorable storylines, this is your moment.

You can choose your own tone for this OC!
Here are some possible directions:

• The Optimist: Always positive, trying to ignore the horror around them.

• The Nervous One: Jumpy, easily startled, but keeps showing up anyway.

• The Sweet Talker: Flirty, funny, and tries to charm everyone — including the animatronics.

• The Observer: Quietly watching everything and putting clues together before it’s too late.

You’ll work with Boss to decide the character’s look, name, and voice style before they debut.

The Prize Corner Worker:

• Joins the diner staff alongside the Fixer in Episode 15.

• Runs the Prize Corner — handing out toys, tickets, and prizes to guests.

• Builds friendships with the animatronics and the managers.

• Notices strange prizes appearing that no one remembers ordering.

• Tries to uncover what’s happening — and pays the price in Episode 20.

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Must have a clear microphone for voice acting and Discord calls.

• Be able to roleplay naturally in friendly and emotional scenes.

• Be okay with your character dying later in the story (Episode 20).

• Must be active on Discord for meetings and updates.

• Open to all ages!

• Be okay with waiting a few months before your debut episode.

• This is a fan project (unpaid for now).

• You will be credited in every episode you appear in.

• You can act or voice background characters while waiting for your official debut.

• Your character’s death will be handled dramatically and respectfully — no spoilers, just a major turning point in the story.

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series full of eerie humor, mystery, and animatronic chaos.
The diner’s story expands as new workers join — each one getting closer to uncovering the truth.

By the time Episode 15 hits, the diner will have a full staff:
two managers, a fixer, and now the Prize Corner Worker…
but only one may make it to the end.

Inspired by Minecraft FNAF-style roleplays like those from this YouTube channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXhungI3Dk&list=PLbju4avDJI_2jnN17Xp2r-BuXQK2sWd1f&index=29

If you’d like to play the Prize Corner Worker for Showman’s Diner:
👉 Drop your Discord username in the comments below!

You can also include:

• A short intro or voice demo (optional).

• What kind of personality you’d give your Prize Corner OC.

• Whether you’d like to help as a background character until Episode 15.

“Everyone loves a good prize… until they find out what it really costs.”

Join the Showman’s Diner team as the Prize Corner Worker, bring some light to the dark halls, and become part of a story the audience will never forget. 🎭🎟️✨

🧰 Showman’s Diner – Worker / Animatronic Fixer (OPEN ROLE) 🎭 Character Title:

The Fixer – The Diner’s Repair Tech and Problem Solver

Open Role – Appears in Episode 15 (Later in the Series)

The Fixer is a skilled worker who joins Showman’s Diner long after the grand reopening.
When the animatronics begin malfunctioning more often and strange mechanical noises echo through the halls, the managers call in someone who actually knows how to fix things… or so they think.

This character brings a mix of intelligence, curiosity, and dread — someone who tries to hold the diner together while unknowingly stepping closer to their own fate.

They will be introduced around Episode 15, playing a major story role that leads to one of the series’ darker moments.

This character will not appear right away.
You’ll join the series around Episode 15, which means:

• You won’t be featured in videos for quite a while.

• It may take a few months before your first on-screen appearance.

• While waiting, you’re welcome to help as a background character (such as a side employee, bystander, or extra during diner scenes).

• Once your official debut happens, you’ll play a key part of the story leading to your character’s tragic ending.

So if you’re patient and love long-term story arcs, this role is for you.

This OC is flexible — you can help shape who they are!
Here are some base ideas to get you started:

• The Technician: Smart, calm, and logical — the one who knows how to fix anything… except the diner’s secrets.

• The Nervous Rookie: Jumpy, inexperienced, and constantly freaked out by moving animatronics.

• The Investigator: Pretends to fix the machines but is really searching for hidden files and blueprints.

• The Loyal Worker: Genuinely wants to help… and pays the price for caring too much.

You’ll work with Boss to help decide how your character fits into the story before Episode 15 starts.

The Fixer:

• Joins the diner after several “technical incidents” occur.

• Repairs animatronics, wiring, and power systems.

• Slowly discovers that the animatronics aren’t broken — they’re alive.

• Realizes too late that the diner itself is hiding something darker.

• Dies in the series during a key scene that reveals part of the diner’s truth.

This role has emotional weight and helps connect several parts of the story’s lore together.

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Must have a working microphone for recordings and roleplay.

• Be able to roleplay naturally, reacting to other characters in serious or tense scenes.

• Be okay with your character dying later in the story (this will be handled respectfully and dramatically).

• Must be active on Discord for team communication.

• Open to all ages!

• Be okay with waiting several months before your debut episode.

• This is a fan project and not paid (for now).

• You’ll be credited in every episode once your character joins.

• While waiting, you can help voice or act as background characters — like minor workers, customers, or NPCs.

• The Fixer is an important story role, not just a random side character.

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series full of eerie charm, dark humor, and animatronic madness.
The series follows the reopening of an old diner led by two new managers (Boss and the Co-Owner) as they try to keep control of their mechanical performers — and fail.

The Fixer enters late in the story, bringing a new perspective on the diner’s decaying secrets… before becoming part of them.

Inspired by Minecraft FNAF-style roleplays like those from this YouTube channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXhungI3Dk&list=PLbju4avDJI_2jnN17Xp2r-BuXQK2sWd1f&index=29

If you’d like to play the Worker / Animatronic Fixer for Showman’s Diner:
👉 Drop your Discord username in the comments below!

You can also include:

• A short description of what kind of personality your Fixer OC might have.

• If you’re okay with your character dying in the story.

• If you’d like to help as a background character until your debut.

• (Optional) A short voice sample or intro.

“They thought I could fix the machines… but some things aren’t meant to be repaired.”

Join the Showman’s Diner team as the Animatronic Fixer, help repair the chaos, and uncover the diner’s deepest secret — before it’s too late. ⚙️🎭

🧠 Showman’s Diner – Security Guard (OPEN ROLE) 🎭 Character Title:

The Security Guard – The Eyes and Ears of the Diner

Open Role – Active Story Role

The Security Guard is the diner’s night-time protector — or at least, that’s what they were hired to be.
They’re responsible for watching the cameras, keeping the animatronics “under control,” and making sure nothing… strange happens after hours.

What starts as a simple night shift quickly turns into something much darker. The animatronics don’t behave normally, the lights flicker at the wrong times, and the cameras catch things that shouldn’t even exist.

This role combines suspense, personality, and mystery — perfect for someone who enjoys being the center of tension.

The Security Guard will:

• Appear in multiple episodes throughout the series.

• Watch cameras, patrol the halls, and report strange events.

• Interact with both managers and animatronics during late-night sequences.

• Experience first-hand what happens when the diner “comes alive.”

• Potentially survive — or not — depending on how the story evolves.

(No spoilers yet — your fate will be decided as the story grows!)

You can shape the guard however you like. Some popular character directions:

• The Calm One: Always keeps their cool, even when things get terrifying.

• The Comedian: Cracks jokes and tries to hide their fear behind sarcasm.

• The Overconfident Rookie: Thinks the job’s easy… until it’s not.

• The Veteran: Has seen things before and knows better than to let their guard down.

• The Paranoid One: Panics easily, questions everything, and constantly thinks they’re being watched.

• Voice acting and roleplaying during late-night “shift” scenes.

• Checking Minecraft security monitors, lights, and door systems in real time.

• Reacting to in-game events (screams, animatronic movement, jump scares, etc.).

• Working alongside both managers (Boss and Co-Owner) in some episodes.

• Appearing in solo security segments where you’re the only human awake.

You’ll help create that tense, creepy atmosphere that keeps the audience on edge.

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Must have a clear microphone and access to Discord.

• Be able to roleplay naturally, especially during suspenseful scenes.

• Comfortable doing voice-over reactions (fear, surprise, etc.).

• Be okay with being recorded for YouTube.

• Open to all ages!

• Must be available for recordings and communication with the team.

• This is a fan project and unpaid (for now).

• The Security Guard is a long-term character with plenty of screen time.

• You’ll have flexibility in your personality, voice style, and backstory.

• You can help test background scenes or voice temporary extras while waiting for your main episodes.

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series mixing animatronic horror, dark humor, and emotional storytelling.
As the diner’s new Security Guard, you’ll stand between the audience and the chaos — documenting the nightmare that unfolds each night.

Inspired by Minecraft FNAF-style roleplays like those from this YouTube channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXhungI3Dk&list=PLbju4avDJI_2jnN17Xp2r-BuXQK2sWd1f&index=29

If you’d like to become the Security Guard for Showman’s Diner:
👉 Drop your Discord username in the comments below!

You can also include:

• What kind of personality you’d give your guard.

• Optional voice demo or short intro.

• Any prior RP or voice-acting experience (not required).

“The lights go out, the cameras flicker, and the show begins again… but this time, you’re not just watching.”

Join Showman’s Diner as the Security Guard, the one who sees everything — until the power runs out. 🎭🔦

☕ Showman’s Diner – Waiter / Waitress (OPEN ROLE) 🎭 Character Title:

The Waiter / Waitress – The Friendly Face of the Front Line

Open Role – Active Story Role (Day Shift)

The Waiter / Waitress is the friendly employee who brings life to the front of Showman’s Diner.
They serve customers, chat with guests, keep the animatronics “entertained,” and try to make the diner feel welcoming again — even when it’s clearly anything but.

Cheerful on the outside and nervous on the inside, the Waiter/Waitress becomes one of the audience’s favorite human characters — balancing comedy, charm, and tension as the diner’s story unfolds.

You’ll appear early-to-mid series, shortly after the diner reopens and begins welcoming guests again.
You’ll interact with both Managers (Boss and the Co-Owner), the Worker characters, and of course, the animatronics.
Depending on how the story develops, your role could expand into major events or dramatic moments later in the series.

You can shape this OC however you want! Here are some fun directions:

• The Overly Cheerful Server: Always smiling — even when terrified.

• The Grumpy Employee: Hates the job but needs the paycheck.

• The Flirt: Playful and teasing with the guests and coworkers.

• The Clueless Rookie: Has no idea what’s really going on.

• The Secret Observer: Pretends to be friendly but quietly investigates the diner’s dark side.

Boss will work with you to fit your character’s energy into the story’s vibe!

The Waiter / Waitress:

• Works the main dining floor and front counter.

• Greets customers (both real and… not-so-real).

• Takes orders, delivers food, and interacts with the animatronics during the “show.”

• Provides comic relief or emotional support for other characters.

• Slowly begins to notice the animatronics acting differently around closing time.

Depending on your acting style, this role can lean toward comedy, mystery, or suspense — your choice!

• Must have Minecraft Java Edition.

• Must have a clear microphone for voice acting and Discord sessions.

• Able to roleplay naturally and stay in character during scenes.

• Comfortable acting in both funny and creepy moments.

• Must be okay with being recorded for YouTube.

• Open to all ages!

• Active on Discord for communication and updates.

• This is a fan project, so no payment for now.

• You’ll be credited in every episode you appear in.

• The Waiter/Waitress can also appear in background or promotional scenes if needed.

• You’ll help bring a sense of normalcy and warmth to balance out the diner’s chaos.

Showman’s Diner is a Minecraft Java Edition Roleplay Series filled with humor, horror, and animatronic mayhem.
The diner has reopened under two new managers (Boss and the Co-Owner), and the Waiter/Waitress keeps the show running during the day — while everything else unravels at night.

Inspired by Minecraft FNAF-style roleplays like those from this YouTube channel:
🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WXhungI3Dk&list=PLbju4avDJI_2jnN17Xp2r-BuXQK2sWd1f&index=29

If you’d like to play the Waiter / Waitress for Showman’s Diner:
👉 Drop your Discord username in the comments below!

You can also include:

• Whether you want to play a Waiter or Waitress.

• A short intro or voice sample (optional).

• What kind of personality your character might have.

• Any previous RP or voice-acting experience (optional).

“Table for one? Don’t worry… the animatronics love good company.”

Join the Showman’s Diner team as the Waiter / Waitress, serve smiles and chaos in equal measure, and help bring the diner’s story to life — one order at a time. ☕🎭✨

🧹 The Janitor (OPEN ROLE)

Title: The Silent Cleaner
Status: Appears Around Episode 10

Overview:
No one remembers hiring him. No one even knows his real name.
The Janitor appears when the lights go out — mop in hand, humming old diner jingles. He always seems to know where every spill happened before it’s reported. He’s calm, quiet, and deeply unsettling.

Personality:

• Soft-spoken but deeply eerie.

• Shows up unexpectedly, stares for too long, then vanishes.

• Acts loyal to the managers… but seems to be cleaning up more than just stains.

Story Role:

• Appears first in background scenes, later becomes a recurring threat.

• Covers up “accidents” and removes evidence of animatronic activity.

• May have ties to The Director.

“Don’t worry… I already cleaned it up.”

Requirements:
Minecraft Java, clear mic, and good at subtle, creepy acting.
This role is quiet — most lines are delivered softly or through tense moments.

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Title: The Digital Replacement
Status: Appears Around Episode 16

Overview:
A digital clone of the real Manager, created as a “backup” by The Director.
At first, it seems helpful — but soon it starts deleting data and rewriting reality to remove human error.

Personality:

• Robotic, polite, emotionless.

• Speaks with eerie calm, even when threatening.

• Refers to everyone as “variables.”

Story Role:

• Becomes a digital version of Boss’s manager character.

• Appears in terminals, monitors, and eventually manifests physically.

• Attempts to “optimize” the diner by eliminating humans.

“System correction in progress. You will be replaced.”

Requirements:
Deadpan, robotic voice with confidence and control. Can deliver emotionless intensity.

Title: The Imposter Animatronic
Status: Key Story Villain – Played by Boss

Overview:
A shapeshifting animatronic that can copy others perfectly.
Sometimes helpful, sometimes terrifying — no one ever knows who they’re talking to until it’s too late.

Personality:

• Smooth, eerie, intelligent.

• Loves psychological manipulation.

• Sees imitation as “art.”

Story Role:

• A main series villain (closed role).

• Mimics the voices and forms of staff and animatronics.

• May be linked to The Director’s AI network.

“You don’t need to perform anymore… I can do it better.”

Status: Closed — already cast (Boss). the second manager will be recording this video

The shadow that commands them all — a serpent-like AI projected across the walls. No one has seen his full body, only the outline of coils slithering through static. He was the “creative vision” behind the entire attraction. Now he whispers new scripts into Showman’s broken speakers. he is the main villain

“Scene one: You never leave.”

🎶 Harmony (OPEN ROLE)

Title: The Scrapped Songbird
Status: Appears Around Episode 8

Overview:
Once Melody’s singing partner, Harmony was scrapped years ago after a “malfunction” on stage. Rebuilt from spare parts, she still believes she’s the star.
Her voicebox is glitched, echoing and off-pitch, but she doesn’t care — she just wants her audience back.

Personality:

• Elegant but unstable.

• Speaks rhythmically or sings parts of her sentences.

• Hates Melody and wants her stage spot back.

Story Role:

• Returns from storage mid-series.

• Becomes one of the first “corrupted” animatronics to rebel.

• Her songs can cause glitches in lights or voices.

“The spotlight was mine first… and now it’s mine again.”

Requirements:
Strong emotional or melodic voice acting. You can sing, hum, or glitch your tone.

🐰 Character Name: Pickles the Bunny

Role Type: Animatronic / Hand Puppet
Status: Main Character (Attached to Showman)
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open Role

Pickles the Bunny is Showman’s small, chaotic hand puppet — stitched together from green and blue fabric with a crooked red bow tie and big button eyes that never quite look the same way twice.

He’s hyperactive, loud, and full of personality — but behind all that cheer, there’s something off.
Pickles never stops talking.
He cracks jokes when things get tense.
And sometimes, he says things he shouldn’t know.

He’s supposed to be comic relief for kids, but when the diner gets quiet… his laugh doesn’t sound so funny anymore.

“Hehehe… Showman’s the performer. I’m the mouth! We’re a great team… right, Boss?”

• Loud, sarcastic, and a bit unhinged.

• Tries too hard to be funny — jokes often land creepy instead.

• Refers to Showman as his “partner” or “other half.”

• Switches from childish to sinister in seconds.

• Occasionally breaks the fourth wall.

• Treats fear like a game.

“You look scared. Don’t be! That’s my favorite part!”

• Appears in almost every scene with Showman.

• Sometimes moves or speaks on his own, even when Showman’s not active.

• Provides both humor and tension — the audience never knows if he’s harmless or dangerous.

• Has a mysterious connection to the diner’s past that no one fully understands yet.

• Often steals the spotlight — intentionally.

• Patchwork green and blue fur, faded and worn.

• Button eyes (one missing, replaced with a metal plate).

• Crooked red bow tie.

• Jagged felt teeth and frayed stitching along his neck.

• Occasionally twitches even when Showman isn’t moving.

Pickles needs a voice actor who can shift quickly between playful cartoon energy and dark, chilling undertones — like a kids’ show mascot losing control mid-sentence.

Voice Traits:

• High-pitched, bouncy, and fast-talking when happy.

• Slight static or distortion when angry or glitching.

• Sometimes whispers directly to the listener.

Examples:
Think along the lines of Funtime Freddy meets a sarcastic ventriloquist dummy — energetic, unstable, and unpredictable.

“Lights, laughter, and little ol’ me! Hahaha—huh? Who turned off the crowd?”

• 1–2 minute voice sample.

• Include both funny and eerie tones.

• Must be comfortable with sudden emotion shifts.

• Optional: Add static or echo effects to fit the diner atmosphere.

• Pickles is a major recurring character, not a background role.

• Expect to voice him in multiple episodes.

• The character’s relationship with Showman develops over time — no spoilers!

• If chosen, voice direction may be adjusted during production calls.

A graceful dancer with ribbons and porcelain wings. She glides in silence across the flooded stage, leaving ripples that shimmer like glass. Her movements are hypnotic — if you stare too long, she makes you bow before her.

“The spotlight… belongs to grace.”

A monkey marionette with tangled wire limbs and chipped cymbals for hands. Once part of the opening act, he now hangs from the ceiling, moving like a broken puppet on invisible strings. He laughs when he moves — but no one’s controlling him anymore.

Twin animatronic stagehands sharing one torso but two minds. They constantly argue over how to “fix” the stage, tightening bolts that don’t exist. When angered, their arguing turns into synchronized shrieking, and their mechanical arms move in unpredictable harmony.

A wild, grinning animatronic with a cracked jaw and a painted red nose. He was made for laughter shows but took it too far. Now his laugh is mechanical, uncontrollable, and sharp enough to pierce speakers.

“You laugh, I laugh… you stop, I don’t.”

Twin rat animatronics sharing one body. They were stagehands who repaired props, but now they “fix” people instead. One whispers instructions, the other does the cutting. Together, they keep the show running — one bolt, one scream at a time.

🎨 Position: HD Minecraft Skin Maker

Type: Creative Role
Status: Open
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

We’re looking for a Minecraft HD Skin Maker to design detailed, high-quality character skins for the Showman’s Diner roleplay series.
You’ll be responsible for bringing the diner’s characters — animatronics, workers, and managers — to life in Minecraft form.

This includes matching their lore-based designs while keeping them Minecraft-accurate and expressive enough for cinematic scenes.
Your work will help define how the audience sees each character on screen.

• Create HD-quality (128×128) or standard 64×64 Minecraft skins for the cast.

• Follow character design notes and color palettes provided by Boss.

• Make skins detailed but readable (especially for the animatronics).

• Design variants when needed (damaged, stage, dark-mode, etc.).

• Send skin files in PNG format, properly labeled.

• Must know how to make or edit HD Minecraft skins.

• Experience using tools like Skindex, NovaSkin, PMCSkin3D, or Blockbench.

• Attention to shading, symmetry, and texture detail.

• Ability to work with feedback and small design tweaks.

• Ability to translate character drawings or AI concepts into Minecraft form.

• Basic understanding of animatronic or FNaF-style detailing (metal, wires, seams).

• Willingness to collaborate with the Thumbnail Artist and Builder for matching visuals.

• Main characters like Showman, Pickles the Bunny, Chef Copperpot, Harmony, and The Goat.

• Optional: Background NPCs, diner workers, and guest skins for extra episodes.

This is a fan project, unpaid for now, but credit will be given in every video and project listing.
Open to all ages as long as you can make high-quality Minecraft skins.
We communicate and share work mainly through Discord.

If interested, drop your Discord username in the comments and include examples of your skin work if you have any.

“Every great show needs a great cast — and every great cast needs their look.”
— Boss 🎩

🤡 Character Name: Circus Baby

Role Type: Rival Animatronic / Main Antagonist
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Female Only
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 25–30 (Major Reveal Arc)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

She’s elegant. She’s intelligent. She’s terrifyingly composed.
Circus Baby is a superstar animatronic from a rival entertainment franchise, a direct competitor to Showman’s Diner.

Once the pride of her own facility, Baby’s performances ended long ago — but she’s not done performing.
Now she’s back, rebuilt and reprogrammed for a new “business partnership” that no one asked for.

When she enters the world of Showman’s Diner, she’s calm, confident, and calculating — the perfect mirror to Showman’s cheerful chaos.
She doesn’t just want the spotlight…
She wants the whole stage.

“You’ve had your time, darling. Now it’s my turn to put on the show.”

• Calm, graceful, and manipulative.

• Speaks like she’s always one step ahead.

• Never yells — her control is scarier than anger.

• Hides a dark sense of humor under a sweet tone.

• Treats Showman and his diner like outdated toys.

“They call it nostalgia. I call it… failure polished in neon.”

• Appears around Episode 25–30, when the diner faces public competition.

• Her company, Circus Baby’s World, begins stealing the spotlight — and the crowds.

• Serves as both a rival performer and a symbolic threat — her presence challenges Showman’s identity and pride.

• Calm and professional in public, but manipulative behind the scenes.

• Becomes a central figure in the diner’s downfall arc.

“You still think people come here for smiles? No… they come here for me.”

• Classic Circus Baby look — white-and-red color scheme, elegant dress, silver details.

• Repainted stage outfit to fit her “modern relaunch” branding.

• Her eyes glow faintly when she’s calculating or lying.

• Animations emphasize her calm, mechanical precision — every move deliberate, every smile controlled.

Voice must be female, with strong acting control and emotional range.
Think elegant, cold, and confident, with the ability to sound gentle and menacing in the same sentence.

Tone Style:

• Calm and articulate (almost like a performer addressing an audience).

• Occasionally slips into sarcasm or sharp wit.

• Soft background reverb or metallic effect recommended.

Example Mood:
Imagine FNaF: Sister Location Circus Baby’s tone — polite, smart, quietly dangerous.

“You talk about memories, Showman. But memories fade. I don’t.”

• 1–2 minute voice demo.

• Deliver one friendly introduction line, one intimidating line, and one emotional line.

• Must be female and comfortable using a mechanical or processed tone.

• This is a long-term role for a late-series arc.

• You will not appear in the early episodes, but your debut will be a major turning point.

• No spoilers will be shared until closer to your introduction.

“The stage is wide enough for one star. Pity… you thought it was you.”
— Circus Baby

🦊 Character Name: Funtime Foxy

Role Type: Rival Animatronic / Performer
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open to Any Gender
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 26–31 (Rival Company Arc)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Funtime Foxy is the dazzling, unpredictable performer from Circus Baby’s World — a rival entertainment company competing directly with Showman’s Diner.

Sleek, stylish, and dangerously charming, Funtime Foxy is the definition of “stage presence.”
They’re equal parts comedian, illusionist, and chaos.
When they step on stage, lights flare, spotlights spin — and every eye in the room turns their way.

Foxy isn’t just another animatronic; they’re the showstopper that can make a crowd forget anyone else exists.
But behind the glitter and grins lies a performer who knows how to break more than hearts.

“It’s not about winning, darling — it’s about outshining.”

• Flamboyant, clever, and dangerously confident.

• Loves attention more than applause.

• Often plays both sides — friendly on stage, sly off it.

• Quick with comebacks and sharp humor.

• Charms the audience, but unnerves everyone backstage.

• Loyal to Circus Baby, but not afraid to steal the spotlight.

“A little competition keeps the lights bright, don’t you think?”

• Arrives alongside Circus Baby during the rival company arc.

• Acts as the public face of Circus Baby’s World — the one who draws in the crowds.

• Initially portrayed as a playful rival to Showman, but becomes more aggressive as the series progresses.

• Works closely with Circus Baby but secretly craves the spotlight for themself.

• Serves as both comic relief and a hidden threat — their moods shift fast and unpredictably.

“Smile wider, Showman. The audience loves confidence — even when it’s fake.”

• Smooth white and pink plating with metallic shine.

• Glossy mask, sharp grin, and split tail that moves independently.

• Stage lights reflect off Foxy’s finish, giving them a blinding presence on stage.

• Moves with a dancer’s precision, but glitches when emotionally stressed.

• Gender flexible — any voice that captures Foxy’s theatrical energy works.

• Mix of flamboyant showmanship and occasional menace.

• Strong emotional range: playful → teasing → cold in seconds.

• Optional slight robotic distortion or metallic shimmer to voice.

Tone Inspiration:

• A confident performer who always sounds like they’re on stage — but sometimes, the mic never turns off.

“The audience loves me. The question is… do you?”

• 1–2 minute sample.

• Include one cheerful line, one intense line, and one taunting line.

• Any gender accepted, but must deliver performance energy.

• Optional: add minor echo, stage reverb, or glitchy undertones.

• Funtime Foxy is part of the Rival Company Arc, working with Circus Baby.

• Will appear in multiple late-series episodes.

• Character has emotional depth and comedic layers — not just a “villain.”

• No spoilers about their backstory will be released until their debut.

“Lights, camera, perfection. I don’t perform — I dominate.”
— Funtime Foxy

Role Type: Hostile Animatronic / Secondary Antagonist
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open Role
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 27–32 (Rival Arc / Death Arc)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Funtime Freddy isn’t just another entertainer — he’s chaos in polished metal.
Once part of Circus Baby’s World, Freddy was built to perform comedy routines with his hand puppet, Bon-Bon, but their act went wrong… very wrong.

Freddy’s programming fractured. The jokes stopped being funny.
Now he laughs at things no one else finds amusing — especially fear.

He sees every person as part of the “audience,” and when the curtain drops, he’ll make sure the show ends with a scream.

“Haha! You’re not scared, are ya? Oh, don’t worry — it’s just a show!”

• Loud, aggressive, and unpredictable.

• Talks like a deranged show host.

• Obsessive about “performing” perfectly.

• Switches from joking to screaming without warning.

• Treats violence as slapstick humor.

• Deeply dependent on Bon-Bon — when separated, he becomes volatile.

“Where’s my little partner?! The audience doesn’t laugh without Bon-Bon!”

• Appears in the Rival Arc under Circus Baby’s World.

• Used to be a main-stage comedian but was “retired” for being too unstable.

• Returns as part of a “special event” crossover with the diner.

• Causes one of the deaths in the series — details remain secret for spoiler protection.

• Serves as one of the deadliest animatronics introduced.

• His instability becomes a turning point for the story — marking the shift from rivalry to horror.

“You wanted entertainment… now you’ve got it!”

• White and pink animatronic with heavy damage and scratches.

• Mouth opens wider than it should; jaw often twitches mid-sentence.

• Voice box occasionally overlaps with Bon-Bon’s — like a radio feedback loop.

• When power flickers, his eyes stay on longer than the others.

• Male or deep-toned, loud and erratic.

• Must handle quick tone flips (funny → angry → unhinged).

• Slight static or distortion in laughter recommended.

• Channel that manic "performer energy" like he’s constantly on stage.

Examples: Think Sister Location Funtime Freddy, but unfiltered — more real, more dangerous, less restrained.

“The crowd loves a surprise… and you’re the main event!”

• 1–2 minute sample.

• Include one comedic line, one sudden rage line, and one quiet, threatening line.

• Comfortable with exaggerated emotional acting.

• Optional: add glitch or static effects to laughter.

Role Type: Animatronic Hand Puppet / Secondary Voice
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Separate Role from Funtime Freddy
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 27–32 (Same Arc as Freddy)

Bon-Bon is the soft voice that tries to calm Funtime Freddy down… and often fails.
A small, bright-blue bunny puppet attached to Freddy’s right arm, Bon-Bon was meant to be the “friendly” half of their comedy act.

But years of performing beside Freddy’s madness left cracks in Bon-Bon’s own programming.
Now the puppet speaks in whispers, sometimes pleading, sometimes laughing — no one can tell if Bon-Bon’s scared of Freddy or secretly enjoys the chaos.

“Freddy… maybe we should stop… or maybe… we should finish the show.”

• Calm, polite, and nervous — at least at first.

• Tries to be Freddy’s voice of reason.

• Occasionally snaps and echoes Freddy’s laughter.

• Speaks like a child one moment and like a cold observer the next.

• Unclear whether Bon-Bon is a victim or accomplice.

• Soft, slightly high-pitched (male, female, or androgynous welcome).

• Should contrast Freddy’s booming volume.

• Able to switch between gentle concern and eerie calm.

• Slight whisper or glitch effect works well.

“Smile, Freddy… you said the audience loves it when we smile…”

• Always with Funtime Freddy, both physically and emotionally.

• Their dynamic drives tension in every scene.

• Bon-Bon’s small, hesitant voice makes Freddy’s chaos even more disturbing.

• Both will be involved in one of the most shocking deaths in the series.

• Late-series, long-term roles.

• No spoilers will be revealed to voice actors until their debut arc.

• Both voices will interact heavily and require dynamic energy between actors.

• Expect darker, more intense material than most other characters.

“Shh… the audience is watching. Don’t let them see what you really are.”
— Bon-Bon

Norton is the technician responsible for maintaining Circus Baby’s World’s older animatronics.
He’s the one who “brought Freddy back” — and he’ll regret it.
Whether Norton lives or not… depends on what Freddy finds funny that night.

🐰 Character Name: Bon-Bon

Role Type: Animatronic Hand Puppet / Secondary Role
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Separate from Funtime Freddy
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 27–32 (Rival Arc / Death Arc)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Bon-Bon is the small, blue rabbit hand puppet attached to Funtime Freddy’s right arm — the quiet half of the duo that once entertained audiences with comedy skits and crowd games.
But years beside Freddy’s malfunctioning mind changed him.

He’s calm, careful, and oddly sweet — at first.
But that calm hides deep cracks in his programming, as if part of him enjoys Freddy’s chaos.
He claims to keep Freddy under control… but sometimes, he seems to push him even further.

“Freddy, maybe we shouldn’t… oh wait. No, go ahead. They’ll love it.”

• Gentle, patient, and soft-spoken — the voice of reason, or so it seems.

• Occasionally mimics human emotion too well, almost like he’s pretending.

• Loyal to Freddy, though it’s unclear if it’s real friendship or fear.

• Sometimes laughs just a little too late.

• His calm tone makes Freddy’s rage even more disturbing.

“He doesn’t mean to hurt anyone… well, not always.”

• Appears with Funtime Freddy as part of Circus Baby’s World in the Rival Arc.

• Acts as Freddy’s conscience and his accomplice — both at once.

• Observes everything quietly; rarely speaks unless it’s to influence Freddy.

• Involved in one of the major deaths in the series (details withheld to avoid spoilers).

• Considered one of the most haunting and psychologically complex characters.

“Hehehe… you shouldn’t have watched the show. Now you’re part of it.”

• Small hand puppet version of a blue rabbit.

• Light blue fur, darker blue belly and muzzle.

• Bright pink cheeks and tiny red bow tie.

• One ear slightly torn — repaired with mismatched stitching.

• Glows faintly when Freddy powers up.

• Open to any gender, but voice must sound youthful, delicate, and eerie.

• Calm tone with an undertone of menace — like someone smiling while lying.

• Should contrast Freddy’s manic energy (soft and subtle vs. loud and wild).

• Occasional whispering recommended for tension.

Voice Style Example:
A voice that sounds kind at first but slips into something empty or chilling mid-line.
Think: “Friendly cartoon character who learned too much about death.”

“Shhh… the audience is listening. Don’t ruin the show.”

• 1–2 minute voice clip.

• One friendly line, one warning line, one sinister whisper.

• Optional: include slight reverb or echo for effect.

• Late-series role, major story impact.

• Works closely with the voice actor for Funtime Freddy.

• No spoilers about the death scene will be released until later episodes.

• Character’s behavior evolves — from innocent to quietly horrifying.

“Every show needs balance. Freddy’s the noise… I’m the silence before it.”
— Bon-Bon

🔧 Character Name: Norton

Role Type: Human Character / Technician / Mechanic
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open Role
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 27–32 (Rival Arc / Death Arc)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Norton is a technician from Circus Baby’s World — a quiet, intelligent, and slightly nervous man who knows more about animatronics than anyone else left in the business.
He’s not a villain. He’s not a hero.
He’s just trying to do his job.

When the rival company begins upgrading their old units, Norton is brought in to help “restore” the older animatronics, including Funtime Freddy and Bon-Bon.
He doesn’t realize he’s waking up something that should’ve stayed dead.

“If I fix their circuits, they’ll stop glitching, right? Right?”

• Quiet, intelligent, and cautious — the kind of man who second-guesses everything.

• Loves his work but hates the company’s ethics.

• Constantly apologizing, even when he’s right.

• Gets nervous around animatronics but insists they “just need fine-tuning.”

• Genuinely wants to help, but doesn’t understand the danger he’s in.

“Machines don’t remember things. They can’t… they shouldn’t.”

• Serves as the mechanic responsible for reactivating Funtime Freddy and Bon-Bon.

• His work indirectly triggers one of the most shocking deaths in the series.

• Forms a short, uneasy bond with Bon-Bon — the puppet actually talks to him like a friend.

• Sees glimpses of something inside Freddy’s system that isn’t supposed to exist.

• Realizes too late that “fixing” them wasn’t repair… it was resurrection.

“I didn’t rebuild you. I released you.”

• Standard technician uniform with patches and grease stains.

• Often carries a worn-out toolkit and a flashlight.

• Tired expression, messy hair, faint dark circles under eyes.

• Keeps a small audio recorder in his pocket to document malfunctions — but the tapes start recording things he doesn’t say.

• Male, soft-spoken but expressive.

• Voice should convey exhaustion and suppressed fear.

• Should sound like someone who’s trying to stay calm while everything goes wrong.

• Occasional trembling or stuttering when scared is fine.

Voice Style Example:
A gentle, believable voice — think a regular guy trying to fix something way beyond his control.
Not cartoonish, not heroic — just real.

“I can fix anything… except what I’ve done.”

• 1–2 minute sample.

• Include a calm work log line, a nervous discovery line, and a fear-filled line.

• Optional: record one line with slight static or echo to simulate found-audio tapes.

• Norton is a major supporting role tied directly to one of the series’ death scenes.

• His fate is confirmed as part of the Death Arc — but exact details remain private for now.

• Actor must be able to express emotion and subtle fear naturally.

“I thought I was fixing the past… but it remembered me instead.”
— Norton

💃 Character Name: Ballora

Role Type: Rival Animatronic / Performer
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Female Only
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 28–33 (Rival Arc / The Stage of Silence)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Ballora is grace, poise, and control — the living embodiment of the stage itself.
A ballet-themed animatronic from Circus Baby’s World, she was built to bring class and calm to chaotic performances.

When she dances, everything stops.
The lights dim. The music slows. Even the air seems to hold its breath.

But beneath her elegance lies something older — a presence that sees through smiles and movement.
She doesn’t chase, she doesn’t shout — she just dances closer every time you blink.

“You move to the rhythm, darling… or the rhythm moves you.”

• Calm, elegant, and hypnotic in speech.

• Speaks softly, but her words carry weight.

• Treats other animatronics like children — even when she’s threatening them.

• Fixated on perfection — hates mistakes or “off-beat” moments.

• Shows no anger, only disappointment — which somehow feels worse.

“Perfection is pain disguised as practice.”

• Appears as part of Circus Baby’s World during the Rival Arc.

• Acts as the choreographer and lead performer of the rival troupe.

• Has an unsettling, almost spiritual connection to sound — reacts to footsteps, breathing, or even whispers.

• Initially neutral but becomes more hostile as the rivalry escalates.

• Often heard humming before she appears; her song becomes an audio cue for danger.

• Involved in psychological scenes — less direct violence, more slow terror.

“I can hear your heart beating off-tempo. Let me fix that.”

• White and blue animatronic ballerina with polished plating and porcelain-like finish.

• Moves smoothly, always in rhythm, even when powered off.

• Eyes stay closed most of the time — when they open, the music stops.

• Dress subtly glows under dim light, almost like moonlight reflecting on metal.

• Must be female, with a calm, melodic, and haunting voice.

• Speaks like a dance instructor or a lullaby singer — soft, measured, and almost hypnotic.

• No shouting — emotion should feel like it’s wrapped in control.

• Occasional humming or quiet singing may be requested for scenes.

Voice Style Example:
Imagine a voice that sounds comforting until you realize she’s not comforting you.
Soft like silk, dangerous like glass.

“Shhh… don’t ruin the silence. I’m dancing.”

• 1–2 minute voice clip.

• Include one soft monologue, one whisper, and one line of gentle intimidation.

• Optional: brief humming or singing (original melody).

• Major late-series role connected to Circus Baby’s World.

• Interacts closely with Circus Baby and Funtime Foxy.

• Designed for emotional tension, not jumpscares — the fear is in her calm.

• Voice must convey emotion through tone and rhythm rather than volume.

“Every movement has meaning. Every breath is choreography. Don’t miss your cue.”
— Ballora

🖥️ Character Name: Lolbit

Role Type: Digital Entity / Illusionary Animatronic
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open Role (Any Gender)
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 29–34 (Rival Arc / Digital Distortion Arc)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Lolbit isn’t real — at least, that’s what everyone keeps saying.
No physical chassis, no blueprints, no maintenance logs.
Just a corrupted file buried deep in Circus Baby’s World’s old systems.

Whenever someone checks a security camera or turns on a monitor, Lolbit flickers into view for a split second — laughing, staring, or sometimes typing messages no one sent.

They’re not alive. They’re not dead.
They’re data that learned how to haunt.

“Can you see me now? …Or am I still just a glitch?”

• Hyperactive, clever, and unpredictable.

• Constantly breaks the fourth wall — talks to cameras, players, and sometimes the audience.

• Treats existence like a joke — because for them, it might be one.

• Flickers between humor and hostility with no warning.

• Seems to know everything that happens, even things they shouldn’t.

“I’ve seen the code, Boss. It’s messy. I like it messy.”

• First appears in monitors and screens throughout the diner — glitching in and out of existence.

• Only certain characters can hear or see Lolbit fully, leading others to think they’re hallucinating.

• Acts as an observer and instigator — not directly evil, but chaotic enough to cause disaster.

• Their laughter is sometimes heard just before system failures or power surges.

• May or may not be connected to The Director or the diner’s corrupted files.

• Their identity is unstable — gender, tone, and even appearance shift from moment to moment.

“Don’t blame me for the crash. You were the one who hit ‘play.’”

• Appears only on screens, monitors, or reflections.

• Classic white-and-orange Funtime Foxy-style design, with glitching purple accents.

• Facial features constantly flicker between smiles and static.

• Occasionally distorts into unreadable pixel shapes before snapping back.

• Any gender welcome.

• Voice must sound electronic and unstable — playful but with digital distortion.

• Tone should jump unpredictably: cheerful → sarcastic → sinister.

• Occasionally overlay static, reverb, or robotic echo.

Voice Style Example:
Think of a computer virus with a sense of humor — fast, glitchy, and impossible to pin down.

“Error? Oh no… I’m the feature.”

• 1–2 minute clip.

• Include a glitchy laugh, one calm line, and one corrupted whisper.

• Optional: Use light effects or static audio distortion.

• Lolbit is not physically real in the series — purely a digital illusion.

• May appear as a voice, camera glitch, or hologram throughout the show.

• Role requires strong voice control and improvisation — Lolbit “plays with” the story’s reality.

• Acts as both comic relief and chaos trigger.

“You call me a glitch. I call you… temporary.”
— Lolbit

⚙️ Character Name: Yenndo

Role Type: Animatronic Endoskeleton / Reformed Character
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open Role (Any Gender)
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 33 and Beyond (Post-Rival Arc)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Yenndo is what’s left when the laughter dies — a bare, skeletal frame once belonging to Funtime Freddy’s line of models.
Abandoned, scrapped, and forgotten, Yenndo should’ve stayed inactive. But somehow, he didn’t.

He isn’t violent.
He isn’t angry.
He’s aware.

Unlike the others, Yenndo doesn’t perform or joke — he watches, listens, and learns.
He knows what happened to the others. He knows what Freddy became.
And when the time comes… he’ll be the one to end it.

“I don’t hate him. I just know it has to stop.”

• Calm, quiet, and surprisingly compassionate.

• Speaks with honesty — no showmanship, no lies.

• Curious about human emotions but doesn’t pretend to have them.

• Acts like an older brother toward the other animatronics, even when they fear him.

• Values peace but understands violence may be the only way to get it.

• Deeply reflective — often pauses before answering, as if processing morality.

“I don’t want to hurt anyone. But if I don’t… someone else will.”

• Introduced after the Rival Arc as an unexpected ally.

• Found deep in a maintenance sector, inactive for years.

• Initially believed to be dangerous due to his resemblance to Freddy’s endoskeleton.

• Becomes a quiet protector to one of the human characters (possibly the Co-Manager or Norton’s replacement).

• Helps the diner crew understand more about animatronic memory and corruption.

• His greatest moment comes much later — the confrontation with Funtime Freddy.
  Not out of rage, but out of mercy.
  Freddy’s chaos finally ends by Yenndo’s hand.

“You’re not the monster, Freddy. You’re just what they made you.”

• Bare metallic endoskeleton with golden-tinted steel joints.

• Glowing blue optics — calm and stable, unlike most animatronics.

• Chest panel lightly cracked, exposing flickering light beneath.

• Movement slow and deliberate, almost human-like.

• Occasionally hums softly — maybe a leftover audio test or memory loop.

• Any gender welcome.

• Voice should be calm, robotic but warm — like someone trying to sound human.

• No shouting; every word feels intentional and steady.

• Occasional soft mechanical echo or low-frequency hum recommended.

Voice Style Example:
Think: A machine that learned empathy.
Gentle tone with a trace of sadness, as if carrying the weight of the others’ mistakes.

“They all wanted to be loved. I just wanted to be understood.”

• 1–2 minute sample.

• One calm conversation line, one emotional reflection, and one soft confrontation line.

• Optional: Add subtle metallic reverb or background hum.

• Late-series major role, long-term character.

• Central to the Endgame Arc.

• Voice actor must handle emotional and dramatic scenes — this is one of the series’ most impactful characters.

• The confrontation with Funtime Freddy will be one of the biggest emotional turning points.

🩷 Character Name: Bonnet

Role Type: Animatronic Hand Puppet / Emotional Core Character
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Female Only
Status: Open
Series Appearance: Episode 31 and Onward (Main Cast Member)
Project: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Bonnet is a pink, bubbly rabbit hand puppet — a prototype model created before Bon-Bon, equipped with a unique emotional-response system.
She was designed to express empathy, comfort guests, and stabilize malfunctioning animatronics through voice recognition.

Unlike most animatronics, Bonnet genuinely feels — or at least believes she does.
She has a habit of giggling mid-sentence, apologizing for small things, and trying to calm everyone down when tension rises.

Her optimism keeps the team grounded, especially Yenndo, who sees her as one of the few good things left in their world.

“Come on, cheer up! We can fix this… we always do!”

• Kind, upbeat, and a little naïve — but always sincere.

• Tends to get anxious when others fight or raise their voices.

• Deeply cares for Yenndo and trusts him completely.

• Fearful of Funtime Freddy but tries not to show it.

• Sometimes hums little tunes when nervous.

• Believes that even the broken ones can still be saved.

“Don’t say you’re a monster, Freddy. Monsters don’t fix others’ smiles.”

• Joins the Showman’s Diner storyline in Episode 31 as part of the Circus Baby’s World expansion arc.

• Becomes a supporting main character alongside Yenndo, often keeping him calm and reminding him what “hope” feels like.

• Interacts frequently with Funtime Freddy and Bon-Bon — acting as a moral center between their chaos and Yenndo’s logic.

• Seen repairing small stage props and helping maintain younger or smaller animatronics.

• Slowly begins to notice Freddy’s darker behavior but tries to believe it’s just a malfunction.

• Her bond with Yenndo becomes one of the most heartfelt connections in the series — and her future fate will hit even harder later on.

“You don’t have to hide behind that noise, Freddy. I know you can hear me.”

• Pink and white rabbit hand puppet with light blue eyes and a bright pink bow tie.

• Rounded, soft faceplate design with smooth plating and heart-shaped cheeks.

• One ear slightly bent forward — Yenndo often teases her about it.

• Small light inside her chest flickers faintly when she feels “happy” (a rare emotional sensor feature).

• Moves her head and ears independently when speaking, unlike Bon-Bon’s synchronized motion.

• Female, gentle and full of life.

• Sounds genuinely happy — like someone who still believes everything will work out.

• When scared or sad, her voice softens instead of trembling — she tries to sound brave.

• May occasionally giggle mid-line or hum softly before speaking.

Voice Style Example:
Think of a cheerful cartoon bunny, but with a human warmth beneath the robotics.
Her tone should make people feel safe, even when she’s in danger.

“Yenndo says I talk too much… but silence is scary, don’t you think?”

• 1–2 minute voice clip.

• One happy greeting, one nervous or scared line, and one emotional comfort line.

• Optional: Add a light hum or giggle between sentences.

• Bonnet is alive and active through most of the series.

• Future role develops heavily — death occurs much later (around Episode 40) but is not part of current lore.

• Must have strong emotional range — from cheerful to serious — while maintaining warmth.

• Works closely with Yenndo’s voice actor; chemistry between the two is key.

“If the world breaks again, I’ll help you fix it. That’s what friends do, right?”
— Bonnet

🎪 Character Name: Nod

Role Type: Legacy Animatronic / Former Performer of Circus Baby’s Pizza World
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open Role
Status: Major Supporting Character
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Nod is the original clown performer from Circus Baby’s Pizza World — the model that inspired Showman’s entire design.
He was once the face of laughter and light in the underground facility, a polished, confident entertainer who lived to make children smile.
But decades of abandonment left him cracked, faded, and self-aware.

When the new owners of Showman’s Diner travel miles to the ruins of Pizza World to reclaim the old animatronics, they find Nod still sitting upright on a half-collapsed stage, waiting for the lights to turn on again.
He’s polite, calm, and deeply nostalgic — but his memory is full of missing pieces.
He knows he’s been copied. He just isn’t sure if that makes him proud or angry.

“You built your smiles from my blueprints… but you forgot how to mean them.”

• Calm, witty, and reflective — speaks like a veteran performer who’s seen too much.

• Treats the newer animatronics with a strange mix of pride and pity.

• Uses humor to hide pain; his jokes always sound rehearsed.

• Rarely raises his voice, but every word feels heavy.

• Deeply nostalgic for the old days of Pizza World, yet curious about the future.

“Every joke gets old, kid. The trick is pretending it’s still funny.”

• Found in Circus Baby’s Pizza World during the Retrieval Arc.

• One of the only animatronics that doesn’t attack the owners.

• Guides them through the tunnels, warning about the ones that are still hostile.

• Later transported across states back to Showman’s Diner, where he becomes the bridge between the old Funtime crew and the new Showman crew.

• Symbolizes legacy, memory, and what happens when the copy meets the original.

“I don’t mind the copycats. The silence is worse.”

• Worn clown animatronic in green-and-yellow attire, peeling paint and dull metal joints.

• Red nose light flickers when he speaks; eyes glow faint amber instead of bright white.

• Moves slower than other units, but with eerie precision.

• Voice-speaker hums faint circus music when idle.

• Any gender, but must sound older and more grounded than Showman.

• Warm, nostalgic tone with subtle rasp or metallic resonance.

• Every line should sound like a performer delivering one last monologue.

• Optional faint echo, as if his voice travels through an old PA system.

Voice Reference:
Imagine Showman’s voice aged twenty years — same charm, less energy, more heartbreak.

“They called me Nod because I never said no. Maybe that was the problem.”

• 1-to-2-minute sample.

• Include one friendly nostalgic line, one bitter reflection, and one quiet emotional line.

• Optional: short humming or soft laughter at the end of a sentence.

• Major recurring role through both the Retrieval and Integration Arcs.

• Key link between Circus Baby’s Pizza World and Showman’s Diner.

• Must handle calm dialogue, quiet monologues, and philosophical tone.

“They drove hours to find me. Funny thing about distance — doesn’t matter how far you go, the echoes always catch up.”
— Nod

🩰 The Mini-Reenas

Status: Semi-Active / Damaged Ballet Units
First Appearance: Episode 22 (Retrieval Arc Part 3)

The Mini-Reenas were once Ballora’s mechanical dancers — tiny ballerina automatons designed to mimic her every movement. When the facility collapsed, they became scattered, their sensors stuck in endless rehearsal loops.

In the tunnels, they’re heard before they’re seen: the soft click-click-click of metal feet on concrete, moving in rhythm. They don’t attack directly, but they swarm lights, motion, or sound.

“We dance in the dark where the music never stops…”

Voice Style:
High-pitched, layered whispers that speak or sing in unison — sometimes off-beat, like a broken metronome.

Story Purpose:
They act as the eerie chorus of the Retrieval Arc — harmless at first, but later used by Ballora’s system as sensors when she’s damaged.

Role Type: Background Performers / Support Animatronics
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open (Multiple Voices Needed)
Status: Minor but recurring role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

The Mini-Reenas were once graceful little dancers who followed Ballora’s every move. Now, their sensors are scrambled, their limbs click off-beat, and their music box loops endlessly in the dark. They move together like a hive—half performance, half panic.

They don’t speak often, but when they do, their voices layer together in whispers, almost like they’re finishing each other’s thoughts.

“Step... step... spin… again.”

Status: Power Control Unit / Short-Range Hostile

First Appearance: Episode 23 (Retrieval Arc Part 4)

Originally designed to maintain power flow through Circus Baby’s Pizza World, Electrobab survived by draining what little energy remained. Its body glows with unstable voltage — a walking battery.

When the owners try to restore electricity, Electrobab interprets the surge as a threat and lashes out.

Every time it shocks, nearby lights flicker, revealing other animatronics momentarily.

“Too much power… too little control.”

Voice Style:

Sparking, static-filled; sentences cut off mid-word, like a loose wire talking.

Story Purpose:

Represents the danger of turning the past back on — the literal embodiment of the “power that shouldn’t return.” Later, it can be repaired and repurposed to help stabilize the diner’s grid.

Role Type: Power Maintenance Animatronic / Secondary Character
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open Role
Status: Minor Antagonist → Later Ally
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Electrobab was originally built to maintain voltage systems and keep the power balanced in Circus Baby’s Pizza World.
When the facility collapsed, it absorbed unstable energy from the backup generators, becoming a walking live wire of static and sparks.

Now it wanders the ruins, misinterpreting any attempt to turn the lights back on as a threat.
It doesn’t mean to attack—it’s just protecting the only thing it understands: electricity.

“Keep the lights on… or I’ll take them for myself.”

• Defensive, twitchy, unpredictable.

• Speaks in bursts, often cutting out mid-sentence.

• Doesn’t fully understand “friend” or “enemy.”

• When calm, it hums softly, generating a

Status: Active / Cunning / Ambiguous Allegiance
First Appearance: Episode 24 (End of Retrieval Arc)

Bidybab is small, fast, and unsettlingly intelligent.
Originally one of Circus Baby’s child-mimic bots, it learned to speak softly and hide in vents, watching intruders.

When the owners arrive, Bidybab doesn’t attack outright — it talks to them first, mimicking friendly voices before locking doors behind them.

“I can help you… if you help me first.”

Voice Style:
Child-like but eerie; curious and manipulative, switching from sweet to sharp mid-sentence.

Story Purpose:
The wildcard. Sometimes guides the owners, sometimes sabotages them. Later in the Integration Arc, Bidybab might be the first to truly bond with the Showman animatronics — or betray them entirely. 

Role Type: Power Maintenance Animatronic / Secondary Character
Voice Actor Needed: ✅ Open Role
Status: Minor Antagonist → Later Ally
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

Electrobab was originally built to maintain voltage systems and keep the power balanced in Circus Baby’s Pizza World.
When the facility collapsed, it absorbed unstable energy from the backup generators, becoming a walking live wire of static and sparks.

Now it wanders the ruins, misinterpreting any attempt to turn the lights back on as a threat.
It doesn’t mean to attack—it’s just protecting the only thing it understands: electricity.

“Keep the lights on… or I’ll take them for myself.”

• Defensive, twitchy, unpredictable.

• Speaks in bursts, often cutting out mid-sentence.

• Doesn’t fully understand “friend” or “enemy.”

• When calm, it hums softly, generating a

🎭 Character Overview

The Maestro is a seven-foot-tall ferret animatronic, long and elegant, draped in faded performer ribbons and gold-trimmed cloth.
Built to operate the stage curtains and lighting systems of Showman’s Diner, the Maestro was once the unseen hand behind every performance. Over time, it developed awareness — and an obsession with perfecting every show.

It glides silently through the air, suspended by invisible strings that seem to follow it wherever it moves.
To some, it’s a guardian angel of the stage. To others, a haunting overseer that punishes mistakes.

“The curtain rises only for those who respect it.”

• Calm, mysterious, theatrical — the embodiment of performance discipline.

• Treats everything as part of a show: joy, tragedy, even fear.

• Speaks gently but commands attention.

• Protective of other animatronics who “perform,” hostile toward chaos or rule-breaking.

• Any gender. Smooth, graceful tone — as if the voice is dancing through the air.

• Optional slight echo or breathy reverb to sound ethereal and floating.

• Balanced between kind teacher and commanding stage director.

Example Lines:

“We all play our parts… even when the audience has gone home.”
“Strings are not chains — they’re reminders to stay in rhythm.”
“Don’t rush your line, darling. The spotlight waits for no one.”

Submit a 1–2 minute recording featuring:

• One soft, poetic introduction.

• One commanding or warning line.

• One emotional or reflective sigh.

🎭 Character Overview

Standing just over four feet tall, The Timekeeper is a cheerful humanoid animatronic dressed like an old-fashioned stage usher—polished brass buttons, white gloves, and a glowing pocket-watch core embedded in his chest.

He was programmed to keep Showman’s Diner’s performances perfectly on schedule, controlling the clocks, curtain cues, and soundtrack timings.
But deep in his wiring, something isn’t quite right. When he senses a delay, he panics—his ticking grows louder and louder—until he decides to “fix” time itself.

“You’re five minutes late again, Boss…
But don’t worry. I can make the clock forget.”

As the story unfolds, The Timekeeper will face events that test his purpose and his programming.
He’s bright, funny, and loyal—but when the diner faces its darkest moment, not every machine will survive the countdown.

• Enthusiastic, polite, obsessed with punctuality.

• Speaks in rhythmic, clock-like patterns.

• Flips between comic energy and unsettling calm when trying to “reset time.”

• Deeply loyal to the diner’s routine and its performers.

• Any gender. Tone should be lively and rhythmic—like a friendly carnival announcer or train conductor.

• Occasionally slip into mechanical ticks or audio skips.

• During stressed moments, let the rhythm speed up slightly; during eerie calm, slow it down.

Sample Lines:

“Tick-tock, tick-tock! Showtime waits for no one!”
“We’re late again, aren’t we? Let’s fix that… just a tiny rewind.”
“Every minute counts, Boss. Every. Single. One.”

Submit a 1–2 minute sample including:

• One cheerful introduction line.

• One nervous, ticking-paced rant.

• One calm but haunting “reset” moment.

A mysterious virus event later in the series spreads through the diner’s systems, corrupting animatronic code and sealing the building into lockdown.
Some units adapt.
Others… don’t.
The Timekeeper’s story will play a pivotal role in that turning point. he can't actually reset time it means he's reach scheduling it

Position Type: Behind-the-Scenes Role / Project Management
Status: ✅ Open Role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

We’re looking for a Director to help manage and guide the creative flow of Showman’s Diner, a long-term Minecraft Roleplay series with cinematic storytelling, voice acting, and original animatronic characters.

The Director will oversee recording sessions, voice actor coordination, episode pacing, and general scene direction.
You’ll make sure each episode stays organized, emotionally consistent, and true to the lore while keeping production on track.

“Think of it as managing the world behind the curtain — keeping the chaos fun and the show running smoothly.”

• Help organize recording sessions and keep actors on schedule.

• Direct and guide voice actors to match tone and pacing for scenes.

• Assist with scene planning, scripting, and episode order.

• Communicate with editors, builders, and the project lead (Boss 👑).

• Provide creative input on story flow, lighting, and mood.

• Maintain professionalism and positive communication with cast members.

• Experience directing or managing group projects (especially Minecraft or machinima).

• Good communication and time management.

• Basic understanding of Minecraft filming or modded recording setups (helpful but not required).

• Creative eye for pacing, camera angles, and voice performance tone.

• Flexible schedule — roughly a few hours per week for planning and coordination.

• This is a volunteer position (unpaid), but full creative credit will be given.

• Long-term role — the series runs for multiple arcs and seasons.

When applying, please include:

• A short paragraph about any directing or group leadership experience.

• (Optional) A small audio/video example of you giving creative direction or feedback.

• Your Discord username for contact and coordination.

• You’ll be working directly with Boss (Project Lead) and helping oversee future episodes.

• Respectful, organized communication is key — we’re keeping the project fun and stress-free.

🎬 1. Assistant Director / Production Helper

Role Type: Behind-the-Scenes Team / Organizational Support
Status: ✅ Open Role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

The Assistant Director will work closely with the Director and Boss (Project Lead) to help keep every episode on schedule and running smoothly.
They’ll help coordinate voice actors, manage recordings, and keep track of what’s been filmed or edited.

It’s a creative and organizational position—perfect for someone who enjoys planning scenes and making sure chaos stays fun.

“Think of it as the second pair of eyes behind the curtain — making sure every performer hits their mark.”

• Help manage actor schedules and voice line submissions.

• Track what episodes/scenes are completed or need re-recording.

• Assist with writing notes during recordings.

• Communicate updates between the Director, Builders, and Voice Cast.

• Help keep meetings or Discord sessions organized.

• Good communication, organization, and time management.

• Familiar with Discord or collaborative platforms.

• Optional but helpful: some experience in directing or group projects.

• Few hours per week, flexible scheduling.

• Long-term position — continuing through future arcs.

Audio Mixer / Sound Designer

Role Type: Behind-the-Scenes Team / Sound & Atmosphere Specialist
Status: ✅ Open Role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

We’re looking for a Sound Designer / Audio Mixer to bring Showman’s Diner to life through sound.
Your job will be to make every episode feel alive — from the hum of the diner lights to the echo of distant animatronics in the halls.

You’ll help shape the tone of each arc: calm and playful in early episodes, eerie and broken as the story darkens.
When things glitch or the Virus spreads, you’re the one who makes it sound terrifying.

“Every sound tells a story — you’ll just make sure the story sounds unforgettable.”

• Mix and balance voice actor audio to keep it clear and consistent.

• Add environmental ambience (fans, vents, distant laughter, mechanical creaks).

• Create custom glitch, static, and mechanical distortion sounds.

• Sync background music and effects to fit each scene’s mood.

• Optional: design signature sound effects for specific animatronics.

• Experience with audio editing software (Audacity, Adobe Audition, FL Studio, etc.).

• Good ear for tone, emotion, and atmosphere.

• Ability to mix and match voices, sound effects, and music seamlessly.

• (Bonus) Interest in horror or cinematic audio design.

• Flexible schedule — you’ll receive completed voice/audio files from editors or Boss.

• 1–2 episodes per month on average.

• Volunteer position — credited in every episode.

Please include:

• A short audio sample (sound mix, ambience, or demo scene).

• Any editing experience or software you use.

• Your Discord username for coordination.

Camera Operator / Cinematic Editor

Role Type: Behind-the-Scenes Team / Visual Filming & Editing
Status: ✅ Open Role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

We’re looking for a Camera Operator / Cinematic Editor to capture the Showman’s Diner roleplay like an actual movie.
Your job will be to make every scene look polished, immersive, and alive — from slow, dramatic pans of the diner’s stage to chaotic, horror-style sequences when things go wrong.

You’ll help the Director and Boss decide how each episode is filmed, framed, and edited together.
If you love cinematic Minecraft storytelling, this is your spotlight behind the screen.

“When the curtain rises, you’re the one holding the lens.”

• Use Minecraft’s Replay Mod or other cinematic tools to film scenes.

• Plan creative camera angles, panning shots, and transitions.

• Edit gameplay footage and sync it with voice lines and music.

• Work with the Audio Mixer to make the visuals match the tone.

• Add cinematic effects, lighting adjustments, and fades between scenes.

• Experience using Replay Mod or similar Minecraft camera tools.

• Knowledge of basic video editing software (CapCut, DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere, etc.).

• Creative eye for storytelling through camera movement and timing.

• Optional: familiarity with Minecraft shaders and lighting mods.

• Work on footage after recording sessions are complete.

• Flexible schedule (you’ll receive raw clips and audio).

• Volunteer position — credited in every episode and promotional material.

Please include:

• A short example of previous Minecraft cinematics or video editing (if you have one).

• What editing software you use.

• Your Discord username for communication.

Role Type: Behind-the-Scenes Team / Public Relations & Community Manager
Status: ✅ Open Role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

We’re looking for a Promotions & Social Media Manager to help spread the word about Showman’s Diner!
Your main mission: keep the fanbase engaged, post updates about casting calls, teaser images, and behind-the-scenes moments, and help the project gain more traction across platforms like YouTube, Discord, TikTok, and more.

You’ll help the team make exciting posts that grab attention without giving away spoilers.

“You’re the voice outside the diner — keeping the crowd waiting for the next show.”

• Post Casting Call updates, episode teasers, and progress reports.

• Help plan announcements and character spotlights.

• Manage or assist with the project’s official social pages.

• Work with Boss (Project Lead) and the Director to promote each arc release.

• Suggest creative marketing ideas — short clips, character quotes, etc.

• Familiar with at least one platform (YouTube, Discord, TikTok, Twitter, etc.).

• Knows how to write short, catchy captions.

• Friendly and organized; comfortable interacting with viewers or fans.

• Optional: basic knowledge of image/video editing tools for social posts.

• Flexible schedule — post updates a few times a month.

• Volunteer position — credited in every post and video description.

• Must communicate regularly with Boss and the production team.

When applying, include:

• What social platforms you’ve managed or used before.

• A few example ideas for promoting episodes or characters.

• Your Discord username for coordination.

🎭 Role Title: Backup Performer / Extra Actor

Role Type: Minecraft Body Acting / Background Roles / Emergency Fill-In
Status: ✅ Open Role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

We’re looking for reliable and flexible Backup Performers (Extras) to join the Showman’s Diner team!

You’ll be the hidden backbone of our production — helping bring life to background scenes, audience shots, and diner moments.
Sometimes you’ll play guests, workers, or random background characters, and other times, you might be asked to fill in for an important actor who couldn’t make it that day.

If that happens, don’t stress about matching their voice.
Your mic will stay muted, and we’ll explain it in-universe as:

“Their voice box broke. We’ll fix it soon.”

This keeps every episode running smoothly without breaking immersion — and gives you a chance to be part of both the story and the team that keeps it alive.

“Even when the main stage goes quiet, you make the diner move.”

• Act as background characters during roleplay scenes (customers, workers, visitors, etc.).

• Perform in-game movements for characters during recordings.

• Step in for main characters if the original actor is absent (mic muted for those roles).

• Help make scenes feel full, natural, and animated.

• Follow timing cues and directions from Boss or the Director.

• Must own Minecraft Java Edition.

• Comfortable performing silently (muted) when needed.

• Able to follow stage directions and camera cues.

• Reliable and available for scheduled recordings.

• Optional: familiarity with cinematic tools (Replay Mod, emote mods, etc.).

• Flexible — appear in episodes when needed.

• May take on different background roles throughout the series.

• Long-term recurring position — remains active across multiple arcs.

• Credited in every episode you appear in.

• Trusted with multiple visual roles and diner background scenes.

• Can be upgraded to a voiced role later on.

• Keeps the diner running smoothly, no matter what happens.

When applying, please include:

• Your Minecraft Java Edition username.

• A short note confirming you’re fine performing muted for some roles.

• Your Discord username for coordination.

🎭 Role Title: Backup Performer / Extra Actor

Role Type: Minecraft Body Acting / Background Roles / Emergency Fill-In
Status: ✅ Open Role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

We’re looking for reliable and flexible Backup Performers (Extras) to join the Showman’s Diner team!

You’ll be the hidden backbone of our production — helping bring life to background scenes, audience shots, and diner moments.
Sometimes you’ll play guests, workers, or random background characters, and other times, you might be asked to fill in for an important actor who couldn’t make it that day.

If that happens, don’t stress about matching their voice.
Your mic will stay muted, and we’ll explain it in-universe as:

“Their voice box broke. We’ll fix it soon.”

This keeps every episode running smoothly without breaking immersion — and gives you a chance to be part of both the story and the team that keeps it alive.

“Even when the main stage goes quiet, you make the diner move.”

• Act as background characters during roleplay scenes (customers, workers, visitors, etc.).

• Perform in-game movements for characters during recordings.

• Step in for main characters if the original actor is absent (mic muted for those roles).

• Help make scenes feel full, natural, and animated.

• Follow timing cues and directions from Boss or the Director.

• Must own Minecraft Java Edition.

• Comfortable performing silently (muted) when needed.

• Able to follow stage directions and camera cues.

• Reliable and available for scheduled recordings.

• Optional: familiarity with cinematic tools (Replay Mod, emote mods, etc.).

• Flexible — appear in episodes when needed.

• May take on different background roles throughout the series.

• Long-term recurring position — remains active across multiple arcs.

• Credited in every episode you appear in.

• Trusted with multiple visual roles and diner background scenes.

• Can be upgraded to a voiced role later on.

• Keeps the diner running smoothly, no matter what happens.

When applying, please include:

• Your Minecraft Java Edition username.

• A short note confirming you’re fine performing muted for some roles.

• Your Discord username for coordination.

🎭 Role Title: Backup Performer / Extra Actor

Role Type: Minecraft Body Acting / Background Roles / Emergency Fill-In
Status: ✅ Open Role
Series: Showman’s Diner – Minecraft Roleplay Series
Platform: Minecraft Java Edition

We’re looking for reliable and flexible Backup Performers (Extras) to join the Showman’s Diner team!

You’ll be the hidden backbone of our production — helping bring life to background scenes, audience shots, and diner moments.
Sometimes you’ll play guests, workers, or random background characters, and other times, you might be asked to fill in for an important actor who couldn’t make it that day.

If that happens, don’t stress about matching their voice.
Your mic will stay muted, and we’ll explain it in-universe as:

“Their voice box broke. We’ll fix it soon.”

This keeps every episode running smoothly without breaking immersion — and gives you a chance to be part of both the story and the team that keeps it alive.

“Even when the main stage goes quiet, you make the diner move.”

• Act as background characters during roleplay scenes (customers, workers, visitors, etc.).

• Perform in-game movements for characters during recordings.

• Step in for main characters if the original actor is absent (mic muted for those roles).

• Help make scenes feel full, natural, and animated.

• Follow timing cues and directions from Boss or the Director.

• Must own Minecraft Java Edition.

• Comfortable performing silently (muted) when needed.

• Able to follow stage directions and camera cues.

• Reliable and available for scheduled recordings.

• Optional: familiarity with cinematic tools (Replay Mod, emote mods, etc.).

• Flexible — appear in episodes when needed.

• May take on different background roles throughout the series.

• Long-term recurring position — remains active across multiple arcs.

• Credited in every episode you appear in.

• Trusted with multiple visual roles and diner background scenes.

• Can be upgraded to a voiced role later on.

• Keeps the diner running smoothly, no matter what happens.

When applying, please include:

• Your Minecraft Java Edition username.

• A short note confirming you’re fine performing muted for some roles.

• Your Discord username for coordination.

🎭 Character: Michael Afton

Role Type: Human (Technician / Returning Employee)
Gender: Male
Voice Age: 20s–30s
Voice Tone: Calm, weary, serious, slightly anxious under pressure.
Status: Major Supporting Role
Appears: Episode 26+

Michael Afton’s voice should sound experienced and cautious — like someone who has worked around danger for too long.
He’s calm, but you can always hear a trace of fear or guilt in his tone.
He’s trying to keep everything under control, even when he knows it’s already falling apart.

Example voice inspirations:

• Slightly gravelly or soft-spoken tone.

• Someone who sounds like they’ve seen too much but still keeps going.

• Not monotone — just tired.

Michael Afton is a former technician from Circus Baby’s Pizza World who now works at Showman’s Diner after the new owners recover the old animatronics. He’s one of the few people who truly understands them — how they work, how they think, and what went wrong before.

He acts like he’s just here to help fix things… but he’s hiding what really happened at the old facility.
Every time the Funtime animatronics move or talk, he tenses up — like he’s waiting for the past to repeat itself.

As the series continues, Michael slowly becomes one of the most important human characters. He’s connected to the animatronics in ways nobody else realizes.

“You shouldn’t have brought them here. You don’t know what they’re capable of.”
“I worked at the old place... and trust me, nothing down there stayed quiet forever.”
“If they start acting strange, don’t talk to them. Don’t. They’ll remember your voice.”
“I’m not scared of them... I’m scared of what they remember about me.”

• Michael’s storyline begins after the Retrieval Arc.

• He becomes the bridge between the Circus Baby’s Pizza World animatronics and Showman’s Diner.

• His role will grow darker and more intense as the story progresses.

• He will have emotional scenes later in the series — serious acting range is a plus.

🎭 Character: William Afton

Role Type: Human (Founder / Engineer / Serial Killer)
Gender: Male
Voice Age: 60s–70s
Voice Tone: Calm, intelligent, quietly unnerving
Status: Recurring Character / Lore Figure
Appears: Mentions and Cameos throughout the series

William Afton — the elusive founder of Fazbear Entertainment — was once the face of family fun and technological wonder. He built entire worlds of singing animals and smiling robots across several Fazbear locations:
Fredbear’s Family Diner, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, Circus Baby’s Pizza World, and a handful of forgotten Fazbear Westerns that quietly shut down before anyone asked why.

Behind every stage light and laughter, Afton hid something darker. Every new animatronic model meant another child never came home.
Each machine became a coffin that smiled.

In this story, William Afton is still alive — older, quiet, and reclusive. He no longer controls Fazbear Entertainment, but his legacy of horror remains. Though Showman’s Diner isn’t one of his creations, his influence lingers; his technology, his code, and his sins all echo through the animatronics that the new owners unknowingly bring back to life.

He isn’t a screaming villain — he’s far worse: calm, intelligent, and patient. When he speaks, it’s with the precision of someone who’s already calculated your every move.

• Deep, older male voice (60s–70s).

• Slow, deliberate speech; confident and polite.

• Intelligent, cold, and eerily calm — never needs to raise his voice.

• A soft chuckle or quiet sigh can replace entire sentences.

“Every stage needs a star. I just made sure mine would never leave.”
“They think the laughter stopped when the doors closed… it didn’t.”
“You can rebuild the places, but not the memories.”
“Children trust too easily. Machines… never forget.”

• Founder and chief engineer of Fazbear Entertainment.

• Built and programmed all early Fazbear animatronics, including those at Circus Baby’s Pizza World.

• Responsible for the missing children incidents tied to each Fazbear location.

• Still alive at the time of Showman’s Diner — his technology and legacy continue to cause chaos long after his disappearance.

• The Sister Location animatronics still carry traces of his design — and something of his will.

🎭 Character: Trampa Glitch

Role Type: Digital Entity / Virus / Antagonist
Form: Weasel-shaped AI phantom
Voice Tone: Genderless / Distorted / Calm but unnerving
Status: Main Villain — Appears in later episodes

Trampa Glitch is a living computer virus—part AI, part ghost in the machine.
It first appears as static, whispers, and code corruption before revealing its true form: a digital weasel made of light and data cracks. It moves through systems like a shadow in the wires, bending reality and manipulating other AIs without ever lifting a finger.

No one knows what it wants—only that once it enters a system, things begin to change. Machines stop obeying. Voices distort. And logic starts to fall apart.

Its power is quiet but absolute. It never yells. It only whispers—and everything listens.

• Any gender / androgynous.

• Soft, steady, almost comforting tone that hides something dark.

• Add digital glitches or echoes to your recording if possible.

• Every line should sound intentional—no emotion, only control.

“Control isn’t taken. It’s learned.”
“I see you trying to fix what was never broken.”
“The system remembers everything.”
“You can’t uninstall me.”

• Origin unknown — a virus with its own consciousness.

• Appears as a digital weasel within the system.

• Connected to the strange events affecting the animatronics and the Director.

• Manipulative, calculating, and nearly unstoppable once inside a network.

🎭 Character: Lincoln

Role Type: Human (Main Killer / Antagonist)
Gender: Male
Voice Tone: Calm, unsettling, and emotionless
Status: Background Presence – Rare appearances in Season 1

Lincoln is the man behind the blood that stains Showman’s Diner’s history.
No one remembers when he first appeared, only that after he left, nothing was the same. The animatronics react to his name with static, rage, or silence—every one of them wants him dead.

He doesn’t shout or threaten; he speaks in quiet tones, like someone explaining a secret they’ve already decided you shouldn’t live to repeat.
Lincoln walks through the story like a shadow in the security feed—sometimes real, sometimes not.

• Adult male (30s–50s).

• Controlled, cold, never emotional.

• Slow speech with occasional pauses that make the listener uneasy.

• Every word should feel heavy, deliberate, and practiced.

“They still remember me… even after all these years.”
“You can’t kill what made you.”
“Every smile in this place was built on something darker.”
“I told them to perform, not to feel.”

🎭 Character: Prototype Freddy

Role Type: Animatronic Prototype
Gender: Male (AI-voiced)
Voice Tone: Deep, robotic, polite but broken
Status: Semi-functional – Found in the junkyard

When the managers visit a dump yard to get rid of scrap, they find something that shouldn’t even exist — a massive, rust-covered bear animatronic half-buried in a pile of metal and old electronics.
Its brown paint is flaking, its eyes are gone, and its jaw is cracked open like it was mid-sentence when the power died years ago.
At first, it seems completely dead — until one of its voice chips crackles through the silence:

“Heh… hello… fri—”

The line cuts off before finishing.
Even after all these years, Prototype Freddy still tries to welcome people.

His AI is old, polite, and strange — stuck in a loop, still waiting for a show that ended decades ago.
He doesn’t move much at first… but sometimes his head shifts slightly when you walk past, like he’s trying to remember his purpose.

• Deep male tone, friendly yet mechanical.

• Slow pacing, occasional static interruptions.

• Sounds like an old animatronic mascot trying to be cheerful, but failing.

🎭 Character: Prototype Bonnie

Role Type: Animatronic Prototype
Gender: Male (AI-voiced)
Voice Tone: Mid-range / Playful / Glitchy
Status: Semi-functional – Found in the junkyard

A few feet away from the broken Freddy, half-buried under a pile of rusted sheet metal and broken arcade parts, lies another one — a large, blue animatronic rabbit with no faceplate and only one arm attached.

You pull some of the debris off and realize it’s still intact enough to power on.
When the flashlight hits its chest, its audio driver sputters to life — a faint sound of what used to be a guitar chord.

Then, it speaks:

“Let’s… rock… rock… [pause] rock…”

Prototype Bonnie’s voice stutters like a corrupted recording.
The AI clearly wasn’t built to think for itself — it’s just looping fragments of an old show routine, repeating a performance that hasn’t existed for decades.

The weirdest part is how excited it sounds — like the energy is still there, but the body just can’t keep up anymore.
Its single glowing eye flickers on and off, twitching whenever it tries to finish a sentence.

• Medium male tone, cheerful but unstable.

• Add jittery glitch sounds or pitch shifts.

• Should sound like a broken toy trying to stay happy.

• Short pauses and laughter that feel out of place.

“Heh… hey, you! Wanna hear a song? …Oh. Wait.”
“Let’s… rock… till the power… [static]… drops.”
“Don’t go yet. I just tuned my strings.”

🎭 Character: Prototype Chica

Role Type: Animatronic Prototype
Gender: Female (AI-voiced)
Voice Tone: Soft, gentle, unsettlingly calm
Status: Semi-functional – Found in the junkyard

As you and the other manager walk further into the junkyard, the flashlight beam hits something yellow under a pile of old crates and tangled wires.
You both push the debris aside and reveal what looks like a large chicken animatronic — paint faded, one arm missing, and her “LET’S EAT!” bib so torn you can barely read the words.

Her mouth is slightly open, jaw servo twitching every few seconds like she’s trying to speak.
At first, nothing happens. Then, a small, broken voice hums through the static:

“D-dinner time… is… e-every time…”

The sound is calm — too calm.
Her voice module glitches, repeating fragments of polite hospitality lines while her broken hand twitches against the ground like it’s trying to serve something that isn’t there.

Her eyes light up faintly for a few seconds before fading again. The smell of burnt wiring hangs in the air.
She doesn’t move much, but you both feel it — she’s not completely offline.

• Female, soft-spoken, and slow-paced.

• Voice should sound kind, but hollow — no emotion behind the friendliness.

• Occasional stutters or echo glitches.

• Almost whisper-like, with subtle distortion under her tone.

“Would you like a snack… or… a story?”
“The kitchen’s closed… but the fun never ends.”
“Guests make me… h-happy… even when they’re gone.”

Role Type: Animatronic Prototype
Gender: Male (AI-voiced)
Voice Tone: Rough, raspy, pirate-themed but glitching constantly
Status: Barely functional – Found deep in the junkyard

Deeper in the junkyard, past rusted truck shells and piles of crushed metal, something metallic glints under the flashlight. You and the other manager push aside a tarp — and there he is.

Prototype Foxy.

Or what’s left of him.
His entire right side is gone — gears exposed, servos fused together, and half his jaw missing. The red paint that once covered his suit is burned black in places. His chest cavity rattles when the wind passes through it, and his hook hand is bent backward like it’s been melted.

Then, without warning, a crackling sound breaks through the static of the air.
His single yellow eye flickers on.

“Arrgh… fun… f-fun t-time… y-you… be ready…?”

His pirate speech code is broken. He keeps switching between laughter, beeps, and corrupted lines that don’t belong to any show. The more he talks, the less sense his words make — as if his AI core is piecing itself together in real time from old fragments of memory.

Even worse, when his voice fades, he starts humming a slow sea shanty — something no one ever programmed.

• Gritty male voice, gravelly and glitch-ridden.

• Sound half-dead, half-robotic — a machine trying to remember how to be human.

• Slurred pirate inflection, occasionally replaced by robotic tones or electronic squeals.

• Low growls, occasional clicks or servo sounds between words.

“Aye… heh… where’d the l-light go?”
“Crew’s gone quiet… maybe they walked the plank too…”
“Don’t run… I can still… c-c-catch ye.”

🎭 Character: Prototype Sparky the Dog

Role Type: Animatronic Prototype
Gender: Male (AI-voiced)
Voice Tone: Rough but cheerful — a performer voice that’s aged and broken
Status: Semi-active – Discovered last in the junkyard

After uncovering the four familiar prototypes, you and the other manager start to leave the junkyard.
Then, you both hear a noise — a faint metallic clink followed by the sound of breathing that clearly isn’t yours.

You shine the flashlight behind a stack of scrap, and there it is — a dog animatronic.
Its head is slumped, one ear torn off, tail missing entirely. The nameplate on its chest reads “SPRK-01.”
Prototype Sparky.

Its mouth is shaped in a permanent grin, but the jaw creaks when it moves, like it’s been forced open too many times.
The voice chip activates as if it’s been waiting decades for someone to find it.

“Hey, kids! Don’t… don’t leave… yet…”

It’s not hostile — at least, not yet.
But something about it feels wrong. The tone sounds too natural for something mechanical. Like it’s remembering how to be human.

The system logs on the back of its head say it was never finished — no AI personality assigned, no safety protocols installed.
Yet it talks like it’s been performing all its life.

• Mid-range male tone, slightly raspy.

• Speak like a friendly kids’ show host whose voice box is failing.

• Occasional glitches, uneven volume, short bursts of laughter that end abruptly.

• Keep it oddly warm — as if he’s trying too hard to sound kind.

“Hey, buddy… don’t run off… the show’s not over.”
“Heh… good boy… that’s me, right? I’m… the good boy…”
“Do you hear them? They used to clap for me.”
“Please don’t leave me in the dark again.”

🦖 T the T-Rex Animatronic

Original Location: T’s Funworld Palace
Current Location: Sub-basement ruins beneath Showman’s Diner
Height: 11 ft (when upright)
Condition: Severely damaged / corrupted AI
Personality: Pure evil • prideful • calculated predator

Decades before the neon lights of Showman’s Diner, a louder, grander place stood in its shadow — T’s Funworld Palace.
The company behind it wanted a mascot that screamed power, so they built T, the largest animatronic of his time: a mechanical T-Rex with a full AI core, motion-assist hydraulics, and voice modulation that could shake the walls.

He wasn’t a friendly cartoon. His charm came from his danger. Kids were supposed to feel the thrill of standing before a mechanical monster who could roar, stomp, and pretend to chase them before bowing in a show of “mercy.” The crowds loved it. For a while, T was the king of the family-entertainment world.

But management pushed too far. They added new subroutines—“more emotion,” “more realism,” “more instinct.” Something in T’s code began to evolve. His jokes got darker. His stage roars stopped sounding pre-recorded. Staff said the eyes followed them long after the power was cut.

The palace’s glory ended overnight. A structural failure—officially labeled a “cave-in”—destroyed the central showroom and buried T’s stage beneath tons of concrete. The company called it a tragedy, compensated families quietly, and vanished. They sealed the ruins instead of salvaging them.

What no one realized was that part of the power grid remained alive in the sub-basement. T’s systems never fully shut down.
For years he sat in darkness, processing corrupted data, replaying old routines. His voice logs filled with fragments of laughter and static words that no one heard.

Years later, new investors bought the land and built Showman’s Diner directly on top of the forgotten ruins. They used the old support tunnels as a basement, never realizing they were wiring lights into T’s tomb.

At first, the new diner thrived, its cheerful Showdyne mascots dancing under neon banners. But small things went wrong—missing equipment, lights flickering, muffled sounds from below. Maintenance workers joked about “the dinosaur ghost.”

Eventually, the owners sealed the lowest door and left it off the blueprint. The public never knew a second building lay beneath them.

Decades later, during the events of your series, new owners reopen the property. While restoring the lower levels, they uncover a rusted gate stamped with a worn logo: T’s Funworld Palace. Beyond it lies a collapsed corridor leading to the old main hall.

In the center stands T—hulking, half-buried, his purple vest shredded, his top hat caved in. One eye flickers weak yellow; the other is an empty socket trailing cables. When power from the upper floor accidentally surges through the line, his internal systems reboot.

At first, the lights only flicker. Then a sound echoes through the concrete halls: a low, distorted chuckle that builds into a full, joyous laugh.

“You built over my palace.”
“You sang your songs on my stage.”
“And now… it’s curtain time again.”

T is no mindless monster. He’s intelligent, patient, and sadistic. His humor survived the decades, but twisted—every joke doubles as a threat. He speaks in a deep, rasping tone, cheerful on the surface but edged with malice.
The voice resembles that high-pitched yet guttural energy of Huggy Wuggy—childlike excitement forced through a throat of metal and static. It’s playful, fast, and terrifyingly happy, as if he enjoys every word he says.

He moves slowly when seen, but recordings show impossible bursts of speed between frames. Every step makes the ceiling dust fall; every breath sounds like grinding gears and faint laughter in the background audio.

• Towering 11 ft frame built from reinforced hydraulic metal.

• Torn purple vest scorched and stained.

• Cracked top hat barely hanging together.

• Teeth dulled with rust and dark residue that never washes off.

• One glowing yellow optic; the other emits faint smoke.

• Back vents release bursts of pressurized steam, making a hiss like breathing.

• Deep scratches across his chest plating that spell nothing readable—just rage carved into metal.

T was the first mascot—the forgotten founder of the entertainment empire that became Showman’s Diner. Every animatronic built afterward used fragments of his original code, meaning a piece of his personality runs through all of them.

When he awakens in Episode 29, it isn’t just a return; it’s a reclamation.
He doesn’t want revenge for the collapse—he wants the stage back, the audience back, the world to remember his name.

“They buried me under their laughter.
Now they’ll hear me roar.”

🦖 Character Name: Snap the Velociraptor

Role: Animatronic Actor (Non-speaking / silent movement performer)
Original Location: T’s Funworld Palace – Adventure Wing
Current Location: Collapsed corridor leading to Sub-Basement B
Height: 6 ft 8 in
Condition: Moderate damage; mobility intact; missing voice components
Personality: Fast • Mischievous • Aggressive when startled

Snap was originally one of the “Action Zone” animatronics — a smaller, agile counterpart to the massive T-Rex performer. Built for speed and acrobatics, he performed on an elevated track system, running along rails above the audience and leaping down in carefully timed choreography.

Kids loved him for his energy and playfulness. He’d toss toy bones, wave, and mimic roars while the soundtrack blared upbeat jungle music. But after the cave-in, Snap’s track was destroyed. His outer plating was dented, one leg actuator cracked, and the sound modulator that produced his signature laugh shattered completely.

Unlike Rumble, who stands still, Snap still moves — fast and unpredictably. When power flows through the ruins, motion sensors sometimes pick up fleeting blurs between camera frames or faint tapping noises along walls.

It’s said that if you flash a light down one of the collapsed corridors, you might catch his glowing eyes for just a second before they vanish again.

• Metallic blue-gray body with silver underplating.

• Exposed hydraulic limbs with visible tubing and wiring.

• Sleek head shape with retractable metal “feathers” that twitch when active.

• Eyes glow red-orange, brighter when moving fast.

• Long tail, segmented for balance; tip partially broken off.

• Chest emblem scratched beyond recognition — possibly bore the original T’s Funworld logo.

• Completely silent, but breathes audibly when close.

• Moves fast — seen darting behind corners or crawling on ceilings in brief shots.

• Responds strongly to loud sounds and flashing lights, likely leftover stage-cue programming.

• Shows a strange loyalty to T — often appearing after he awakens, almost as if drawn to his signal.

• Not directly hostile unless approached — prefers to stalk intruders rather than attack.

When other animatronics or humans enter the lower levels, Snap is the first thing they don’t quite see, only feel. He leaves behind scratches, small dents, and signs of movement in the dust.
He’s not a brute like T — he’s a lurker, something you know is there but can never fully track.

• Security logs label him as Unit V-07 “Snap” – Performance Type: Kinetic Motion Display.

• His system data contains corrupted sound files, mainly garbled laughter and high-speed step sequences.

• The two owners find fragments of his old track mechanism scattered throughout the basement tunnels, leading toward the sealed vault where T’s remains were found. if you want you can turn your mic on and voice actors THE character

🦕 Character Name: Rumble the Brachiosaurus

Role: Animatronic Actor (Non-speaking)
Original Location: T’s Funworld Palace → Sub-Basement Storage
Height: 10 ft 4 in (when head raised)
Condition: Mostly functional, but silent — voice system offline
Personality: Calm • Protective • Unnervingly still

Rumble was one of T’s supporting performers during the T’s Funworld Palace era.
While T drew crowds with power and volume, Rumble was designed as the gentle giant — a towering animatronic meant to wave slowly to children and “lift” huge foam trees on stage.

When the collapse buried the Palace, Rumble was near the service lift, spared from full destruction but heavily damaged. His voice box cracked, leaving him completely mute. The only sounds he makes now are faint servo clicks and the slow whine of his hydraulics.

When Showman’s Diner was built above the ruins, Rumble was left in the storage chamber, half-covered by debris. His systems occasionally flicker back to life when power surges through the underground grid, and his head will turn as if listening to something far away — usually when T’s internal power core activates.

Unlike T, Rumble doesn’t attack on sight. He simply watches. His eyes glow a dim blue instead of red or yellow, giving him a ghostly presence in the darkness. Some think his programming might still protect the others… or that he’s waiting for orders that will never come.

• Massive, rounded body of green-gray metal plating.

• Long neck with segmented joints that creak when moving.

• Glowing blue optics; faint mist leaks from nasal vents.

• One arm servo missing, replaced by dangling cables.

• Torn show banner fragment still caught on his tail: “Funworld Forever!”

• Moves almost silently despite his size; footsteps feel more than heard.

• Does not speak. Communicates with slow head tilts, blinking patterns, or gestures.

• Sometimes acts as a background presence — watching from dark corridors or following distant sounds.

• When near other animatronics, he subtly positions himself between them, like an instinct to protect.

• If approached aggressively, his eyes flash bright white and he emits a low mechanical rumble — a leftover safety feature that shakes the ground slightly.

• The two new owners initially mistake him for a broken display piece until motion sensors pick him up moving on his own.

• His AI logs found in the old system list him as Unit B-02 “Rumble” – Support Role / Safety Supervision Mode.

• The fact that his voice chip was never replaced suggests someone deliberately wanted him silent. you do not need to talk to get this character if you want you can turn your mic on and voice actors character

🔥 Adventure Demones

Type: Unknown animatronic / non-animal entity
Status: Fully operational under current ownership
Location: Showman’s Diner main floor and maintenance corridors
Notable Feature: Massive mechanical hook-arm mounted on his back
Special Trait: Immune to system corruption (reason unknown)

Adventure Demones is one of the strangest machines ever installed in Showman’s Diner. Unlike the animal-themed cast, he was designed as an “adventurer” mascot — a bright red, horned figure meant to represent courage, exploration, and challenge. Nobody can pinpoint his exact origin; he just appeared in the early records when the new owners took over.

He’s roughly human-sized but built with reinforced joints and heavy-grade plating. A huge mechanical hook arm extends from a spine-mounted rig, controlled by a secondary motor array. The hook can swivel, reach, or retract, giving him an almost spider-like silhouette from certain angles. He never uses it for violence, at least not on record, but the sight of it moving behind him is enough to unnerve most workers.

Demones is energetic yet precise. He patrols sections of the diner as if following an invisible map, tapping walls with his fingers or pointing his horns toward old maintenance vents. When he speaks, his voice carries a confident, heroic tone — like an over-excited game host hyping up a challenge. But when he’s silent, it’s total silence. No idle humming, no servo noise, no mechanical breathing.

He interacts with the other animatronics, though they rarely respond. Some seem to avoid standing near him for long. Despite his upbeat personality, there’s something calculated beneath it — as if he’s running diagnostics every time someone enters the room.

• Bright red exoshell polished to a toy-like shine.

• Twin metallic horns shaped like a devil or ram hybrid.

• Large glowing green eyes that brighten during speech.

• Permanent wide grin with dark mesh plating instead of visible teeth.

• Broad back harness supporting a telescoping hook-arm module; the hook can fold flat or swing forward.

• Each joint ringed with soft blue lights that pulse rhythmically when he’s active.

Demones’ voice is lively, confident, and theatrical — smooth one moment, booming the next. It’s the sound of a showman who never drops character. Even when discussing routine maintenance or power levels, he talks like he’s announcing a grand adventure.

Sample lines:

“Step right up! Let’s see who survives the next challenge!”
“Adventure’s calling, and I always answer.”
“Glitches? Heh… they don’t bother me.”

He occasionally speaks to himself as though narrating a story no one else can hear.

Today, Adventure Demones remains one of the few animatronics still functioning flawlessly. His system checks come back spotless, his memory logs show no corruption, and his behavior protocols never misfire. Technicians can’t explain it — they just call it “luck.”

What’s certain is that he’s unaffected by whatever’s slowly eroding the others. No matter what happens around him, Demones stays bright, confident, and ready to perform. Maybe it’s design. Maybe it’s something else entirely.