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Gregory is the main protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach and a major character of its DLC expansion Ruin.

Gregory is a small, thin child with apricot skin, messy brown hair and brown eyes. He has bandages on both his right cheek and his left knee. He wears a blue t-shirt with a pale blue collar and two white stripes positioned horizontally across his chest (as seen in the poster). He also wears a white shirt underneath his shirt. He wears tan cargo shorts that go down to his knees. For footwear, he wears white socks as well as white, red and cyan-colored sneakers with dark grey soles.

Gregory is an irritated and outspoken kid. Usually, whenever he gets slightly annoyed or angry, like when he got a "crappy" or "stupid" item or realized he had five more hours to survive, he openly makes a comment to showcase his rage. Likewise, he will immediately complain to anyone if he dislikes something they're doing, such as when he told Glamrock Freddy to shut up in a slightly aggressive tone. On the other hand, he is cautious to the point that he appears to be distrustful. In his quest to leave Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex before closure, he prefers to hide from Vanessa instead of accepting her help, as he is doubtful of her intentions in spite of her position as a security guard and Glamrock Freddy's prompt to trust her.

Gregory is a brave kid, as rather than just endlessly escaping from the glamrock animatronics with Glamrock Freddy's help, he resolves to confront them in order to collect their improved features. In doing so, he also demonstrates to be quite pragmatic, as he figures out ways in which he can use the environment and objects at his disposal to his advantage to achieve his goals. He is somewhat resentful, as he expresses no remorse when proposing the idea to disable the animatronics to Glamrock Freddy, and refers to it as "what they deserve" due to their constant attempts to capture him, even after Glamrock Freddy suggests that their current behavior was the result of an external agent. He seemingly also has few qualms with committing acts of extreme violence should he feel the need to, commanding Vanny's own S.T.A.F.F. bots to brutally murder her with little hesitation once backed into a corner by the latter, though he is visibly horrified as he watches her die. As intrepid as he can be, he nonetheless isn't without fear, as he is shown to be quite afraid of Vanny.

Although he is somewhat vengeful, Gregory has shown that he worries about others and can perform acts of great altruism. He was concerned with the numerous disappearances, so much so that he opted to stay to investigate and put an end to the disappearances, despite how risky it could be and having the option of finally escaping Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex. Several of his traits have probably developed as a result of his own independence, suffering from homelessness and most likely needing to fend for himself.

Throughout his journey to survive the many menaces spread across Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex, Gregory comes to develop a strong bond with Glamrock Freddy. He constantly relies on him and follows his advice without hesitation, while at the same time trying to help Glamrock Freddy the best he can when the necessity arises, possibly seeing him as a father figure.

Marinette Dupain-Cheng is one of the two titular main protagonists (alongside Adrien Agreste) of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. She is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont in Paris, France, and a budding fashion designer who wants to have her own brand one day. With the Ladybug Miraculous, when inhabited by Tikki, Marinette transforms into the superheroine Ladybug, who gains the power of creation in order to stop Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch and his akumatized villains. She is also the leader of the French Miraculous superhero team.

Marinette is a sweet, outgoing, young, and joyful girl who loves fashion, her friends, family, and Adrien Agreste (her crush), who describes her as honest, kind, fair, and the type not to cheat. She is very helpful towards those who have insecurities, such as; Juleka Couffaine, who thought she had a "class photo curse", and Marc Anciel, who was too afraid to share his creative writing. According to Clara Nightingale, Marinette has a pure heart. She cares deeply for other people, usually putting their feelings and interests even before her own, in some cases at a personal cost. Despite being genuinely kind, she has her limits, such as when she gets irritated with Chloé Bourgeois to the point that she refuses to continue guarding her against the Evillustrator as Ladybug.

As Ladybug, Marinette retains many of her alter ego's characteristics, but she is much stronger. Her confidence and bravery come out more prominently. According to Cat Noir, she can be stubborn at times, especially when she isn't easily convinced. While almost all of Ladybug's plans are effective, they tend to be complex and rather bizarre. She is more cautious and careful than Cat Noir, sometimes needing to restrain or stop him from doing hasty acts seen in several episodes. Only on rare occasions, she can act hasty, especially if she is in a rush to do something or multiple things at once or being quick to assume like in "Kuro Neko", when she mistook the titular sentimonster for an akumatized Cat Noir. She believes that a great superhero always listens to their head, meaning that she isn't easily fooled or swayed by deceptions and lies.

Ladybug strives to rescue everyone, including those akumatized by Hawk Moth. She usually tries to persuade the supervillains to calm down and stop their rampage when she can. She is aware that there is a line between justice and revenge believing that honesty and justice don't mean anything if you're pressured into doing it, like as she did with Bob in "Silencer". She acknowledges that good things come by doing good actions and that not all problems can be solved by wishing them away like Hawk Moth hopes, especially at the expense of hurting the innocent. She also values the lives of others more than material possessions. Similar to her partner, through her lifestyle, she isn't tempted by power because Marinette understands that her life can be great without it. However, for a long time, her obsession for Adrien got in the way of saving people.

Marinette takes her image, Miraculous powers, and those of others very seriously as Ladybug. Such as when fighting against Hawk Moth's villains, compared to Cat Noir's laid-back and goofy personality, and more so at Chloé for using her powers to create a fake accident, that could have led to a serious one. It took the most critical point in "Revolution", when one of her moral codes as a hero was used against her but also realized even if it is that the person must still stand and do what is right. Given these traits, Adrien claims that her civilian form is funnier than Ladybug. But she is also sensitive about her image, such as getting annoyed at Chloé playing her alter ego in Clara Nightingale's music video, a little angry when Nora doubted her abilities, and even attacking Miraculer impulsively after the latter tauntingly mimicked her. Although she can get exasperated with Cat Noir if he jokes too much, she handles it calmly at times and enjoys teasing him or others. Similar to Cat Noir, she is clever with her words and occasionally enjoys making puns. According to Marinette in "Family", as her alter ego personality-wise, she takes after her mother and her grandmother Gina's adventurous spirit.

Adrien Agreste is one of the two titular main protagonists (alongside Marinette Dupain-Cheng) of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. He is a human-like sentimonster created by his mother Emilie Agreste from her emotions of love. He is a former student in Miss Bustier's class at Collège Françoise Dupont in Paris, France. He is also a former fashion model for his late father's brand. With the Cat Miraculous, when inhabited by Plagg, Adrien transforms into the black cat-themed superhero Cat Noir ("Chat Noir" in the French version), gaining the power of destruction to stop Hawk Moth/Shadow Moth/Monarch and his akumatized villains. He is the second-in-command of the French Miraculous superhero team.

Adrien is a dreamer and charismatic but is also often shy, a bit reserved, and considerably innocent and naive — particularly due to his unfamiliarity with much of the world beyond his father's reach.[69] According to Nino, because of it, he resembled a baby bird afraid to come out of his shell. Due to his kind heart, Adrien always tries to see the best in others, to those that have mean or cruel intentions, like Lila and Chloé, he's willing to give second chances believing that with patience and time, anyone can change. His patience does have limits though, as he ended his friendship with Chloé after she refused to apologize for her actions in "Queen Banana", even though they reconciled in the next episode. As his patience ended with Chloe when he found out her actions in "Derision", ending their friendship.

However in "Revelation", he saw the difference of those who mean well and those who don't. It is seen that he reaches his limit of patience with those who manipulate such as Chloe and Lila. This is demonstrated as he becomes blunt to Lila, and ends his friendship with Chloe.

Despite that, he can be oblivious at times to the darkness or mischief in the hearts of others, like his father or his cousin Félix. Also extending to the situations of others like in the Season 4 finale if he thought more clearly and remembered as Cat Walker that it is possible he could be akumatized like Ladybug and everyone else when she mentioned it was her greatest fear and tried to protect him. Possibly oblivious of his own actions such as when he asked to take on some of his partner's responsibilities to prevent Ladybug's akumatization.

His reaction in "Rocketear", when Nino told Adrien of him and Alya knowing their identities through Ladybug as she did it in an emergency the same way he found loopholes in his father's rules he wouldn't have reacted with that much shock or anger.

Even though he is not very openly emotional to most people, he is friendly, empathetic, understanding, supportive, and encouraging to others in hard times and will defend his friends against those who would do them harm. His will for exposure, change and making friends definitely complements his personality, although it is a bit of a struggle for Adrien due to his busy schedule.

As Cat Noir, Adrien has the freedom to act however he desires outside of his normal life, letting his wilder side come out. More optimistic and open, he says whatever comes to his mind and has a habit of cracking cat-related jokes and puns. As he said in "Plagg", being Cat Noir is the only time Adrien can be himself. Much of his exaggerated personality, especially his flirtatious behavior with Ladybug, stems from entertainment such as anime, television, and movies due to his lack of experience with people his age beyond Chloé. According to Plagg, Adrien often takes after him and is one of his most irresponsible owners in 5000 years, though the latter might have exaggerated since he also considered him the best "Cat Noir".

It is rare for Cat Noir to reveal his vulnerable side, but it does come through at times. Examples of this are when he quietly comments that not all parents are loving, tries in vain to tell Ladybug about his love for her before their transformations wore off, and opens up to Marinette about his struggles in the love department. Since he became Cat Noir, like Marinette, Adrien has grown in confidence and developed characteristically. This is seen when he lashed out at his father and courageously asked Nathalie if he could bring his friends with him to the wax museum.

In "Multiplication", when Su-Han confronted him and Ladybug about losing the Miraculous he stood up to the Grandmaster about their progress and his lack of help.

In his attempts to get Ladybug's attention, as well as interacting with certain other people, he acts cocky and brags, liking to boast about himself in a comedic way. In "Cat Noir as seen by Marinette", he was described by Ladybug in the same way.

His perspective of people slowly begins to change at first through his fights as Cat Noir; Adrien naively believed that people are only dangerous when akumatized, but in "Oni-Chan" through Lila, he learned that people could become dangerous even without superpowers. Horrified that her hatred of Ladybug is so deep, she was willing to leave the heroine and, by extension, everyone else in great danger just to have her revenge.

However, Cat Noir occasionally shows insecurity when comparing his abilities to Ladybug or their new partners. He displayed his biggest sense of insecurity when he failed to save those he cares about, leading to the fear of losing them seen in "Desperada", when his romantic feelings towards Ladybug caused him to take the snake miraculous despite knowing she also needed him as Cat Noir. As Aspik, he tried for months before coming to the realization that he wasn't the right choice. These traits also often spark his instincts to protect Ladybug before himself, sacrificing himself numerous times always with a confidence she'll find a way when he can't.

In "Furious Fu", realizing that if Ladybug had gave up the Miracle Box and her memories she'd forget about him. Finding the memories they share so precious, refusing to lose her and their duty too important to pass onto someone else Cat Noir bravely defied Su-Han. To where he impulsively attacked Scarabella with his Cataclysm fearing that something happened to Ladybug in "Hack-San". During the "New York special", he grew aware of the destructive capabilities of the Cat Miraculous as he accidentally struck Uncanny Valley, knowing that if she weren't an android the outcome would've been different, in contrast to Stoneheart in "Origins". Because of this for a time Adrien felt unworthy of his powers and renounced them showing his growing discipline, restraint and caring side.

However like Ladybug, he too is aware of Hawk Moth's increasing sneaky nature and because of his archenemy behavior Cat Noir slowly accepting that they can't treat everything with "kid gloves" as he attempted to use his powers on their enemies on multiple occasions but as a last resort when there is nothing else to try. He still shows his self control when using his Cataclysm on someone shown in "Destruction" doing it only as a means of intimidation. Even refusing to use it on his archenemy knowing that he didn't want to hurt Monarch despite all the pain he caused. Knowing he is still a person underneath but became shocked and horrified when Monarch forced him to do it.

Showing the greatest discipline of all in "Conformation", where Adrien relinquished his ring understanding that the emotional state he was in was no good to anyone.
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Glamrock Freddy Fazbear: Lead Singer and Leader of the Glamrocks and ally to the heroes. His room is Fazer Blast, a lazer tag room for kids to shoot lasers at each other. He is the only Glamrock Animatronic as well as the only Animatronic overall to be uncorrupted by Vanny and Glitchtrap's control; however, this is not concretely confirmed.

Glamrock Freddy, also known simply as Freddy Fazbear, is Freddy Fazbear's glamrock counterpart who appears in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach as the deuteragonist and ally to Gregory. He's also the only animatronic in the pizzaplex to not be corrupted by Vanny's power. Unlike his counterparts, Glamrock Freddy actively assists and protects Gregory.

Glamrock Freddy also appears in numerous short stories of the Tales from the Pizzaplex series as a minor character.

Glamrock Freddy is based on the original Freddy Fazbear, with a punk-themed design reminiscent of the style associated with the 1980's. His design somewhat resembles that of a jaguar or a lion more than a bear. He wears a top hat adorned with a blue stripe and a black bow tie. His body is primarily colored a bright orange or lighter yellow. His torso has a distinctive seam across the front where his chest compartment opens up. He is equipped with a pair of fangs, as well as light-blue claw nails and red shins. He wears large, red shoulder pauldrons, spiked bracelets, a red earring in his left ear, and face paint in a similar style to the members of rock bands (such as the Kiss band) with light-blue and red colors. Unlike his previous counterparts, his microphone comes with a stand.

Shattered (?)

Throughout the course of the game, Glamrock Freddy becomes dirty and develops cracks all over his body, however, despite this, he is the least shattered out of the glamrocks and is still in good shape. His bow tie is replaced with a purple bow tie when upgraded with Glamrock Chica's voice box, his eyes become yellow when they're replaced with Roxanne Wolf's, and finally, his hands become purple with green fingers possessing powerful black claws when they're replaced with Montgomery Gator's. In a Promotional image for the game however, a fully shattered version of Glamrock Freddy is visible along with the shattered versions of Roxanne Wolf, Montgomery Gator, and Glamrock Chica. This appears to be the version of Freddy in the Vanny ending comic of Security Breach.

If Burntrap is able to successfully take control of him, the only change that will happen on his appearance is his eyes changing from yellow to purple.

Glamrock Freddy is initially introduced as a bookish, straightforward entertainer. Unlike other animatronics in the franchise and his previous iterations, Glamrock Freddy is overall a friendly, honest, and agreeable personality, even in the face of adversity (as shown when dealing with Vanessa). He is shown to be very protective of Gregory and very focused on keeping him safe, going as far as allowing him to hide in his stomach (albeit he is at first uncomfortable to do so as his compartment is not suited to hide humans) to prevent the other animatronics from finding him. He is generally nice and polite as well, as he apologizes quite often, even when he hasn't done anything wrong. He's a little oblivious, as shown during the first encounter with Vanny (although he couldn't see her without Roxanne Wolf's eyes), and when he's upgraded with the other Glamrocks' parts, as seen when he gets upgraded with Montgomery Gator's claws.

He is friendly and amicable towards the other animatronics, encouraging Gregory to say hello to the DJ, expressing that he misses Bonnie when in the bowling alley, and showing concern for the co-performers that he gets the upgraded parts from. This, however, does not deter him from helping Gregory. He quickly establishes a bond with Gregory, affectionately calling him "superstar", and his protective nature is highlighted by his strong paternal instincts. This goes as far as to the two forming a father and son-like relationship.

However, should Gregory make a mistake while upgrading him or run out of power while inside of him, Glamrock Freddy will become hostile, implying that he still suffers from glitches (more likely, however, to serve as a game balance mechanic). However, it is stated when maintenance begins, animatronic safety measures are disabled, so that may be the cause of his attacks during this phase. He seems extremely sentient and aware of his reality, as he begs Vanessa not to leave him with his head disconnected in Parts and Service. He even seems to abide by a moral code, perhaps programmed intentionally to serve as a good role model for young children, as he reprimands Gregory if he tries to enter Fazer Blast while inside of him to cheat. In spite of him being a robot, he's very sentient and not devoid of emotion, such as when he got agitated after he found out that Gregory snuck in his stomach hatch without him knowing, and while he has only positive things to say about the other robots, he is uneasy when talking about the Daycare Attendant.
Functionality

Glamrock Freddy has a compartment, referred to as a "birthday cake hatch", used for "piñatas and oversized birthday cakes," in his stomach for Gregory to hide in. While inside Glamrock Freddy, Gregory can see through the animatronic's eyes, reach the normally inaccessible Service Tunnels, and use him to get past other animatronics without detection; however, this will not fool the Daycare Attendant (while hostile) or Vanny. Glamrock Freddy has limited battery power and will need to recharge at a charging station frequently, or else Gregory will suffer a jumpscare and a game over from him. Glamrock Freddy will also give tips, hints, and reveal shortcuts to help Gregory avoid the many threats within the pizzaplex. Glamrock Freddy also has a lighter in his finger used for multiple purposes such as lighting birthday candles or making Creme Brûlée, which he burns down the Pizzaplex in one of the endings with.

As mentioned before, while he is being upgraded and worked on in Parts/Service, safety measures are disabled, causing Freddy to kill Gregory when the wrong prompt is chosen.

As the game progresses, Glamrock Freddy is upgraded with parts from the other animatronics, such as Monty's claws, Roxanne's eyes and Glamrock Chica's voice box.

Freddy can also gain power ups from the Prize Boxes, such as longer battery life. There are two upgrades that can be found, the first one is in the last race-car garage at Roxy's raceway, there is a door on the right wall, inside you will see a S.T.A.F.F. bot going in circles, the upgrade will be on a shelf, and the second one is next to the salad shop on a table.
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Montgomery Gator: Bass player of the Glamrocks and enemy to the heroes. His room is Monty's Golf Course, a swampy theme golf course for kids to play in. He is kind, happy, but has a bad temper when he gets angry.

Montgomery Gator, also known as Monty, is a glamrock animatronic who appears in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach and Ruin as one of the secondary antagonists. He also made some minor appearances in the Tales from the Pizzaplex series, as well as being the main antagonist in the The Monty Within story.

Montgomery Gator is an alligator animatronic. He sports pointy teeth, black claws, a red mohawk, green scale-textured pants, spots on his arms and cheeks, a light yellow color for the belly and lower jaw. He has the same seam on the front of his torso where Glamrock Freddy's chest compartment would open. He has a long tail that runs in five green and yellow segments with each segment having spots and bumps resembling an alligator's scutes. His eyelids, a lightning-like paint on the muzzle, his feet and hands (excluding the fingers) are also tinted a purple color. He wears spiked bracelets, yellow star-shaped sunglasses, and purple shoulder pauldrons.

Shattered

After being thrown down from the catwalks in Monty's Gator Golf, he becomes heavily damaged. His jaw is dislocated from his face with one of his teeth turning red. His left arm is completely missing and his entire outer shell, including the spare parts on his hands due to it being taken by Gregory, is gone. He has a huge hole in his chest, exposing his endoskeleton underneath. His hip downward is separated from his entire upper body, which forces him to crawl around with his hands instead.

Ruined

Montgomery Gator has been stripped to nothing but a rusty, warped endoskeleton following the events of Security Breach. The only remnant of his once-cartoonish exterior is his matted mohawk hairdo, now only a few ragged strands of red hair stuck unto a metal slab attached to his head. He has lost his left eye as well, leaving a red LED light in its place. He also has a long wire going out from his lower body, acting as a tail of sorts.

Monty has a typical personality relating to the stereotype of a rockstar, being seen from trashing his room, to his 'rocking' personality. He also seems to like to smash and destroy things, as seen in his boss fight. He seems to enjoy breaking doors more than anything, as some of the doors in the Pizzaplex have signs with a Monty symbol crossed out to discourage him from entering, with little effect. He may also have some form of dislike towards Glamrock Freddy, as shown in the final level of his golf minigame that Freddy is left in a dumpster, with Monty presumably taking his role as the lead animatronic entertainer, showing that he may be jealous of Freddy's leadership and wishes to overthrow him as the lead singer. It is also worth considering that the management of the Pizzaplex may be considering replacing Freddy with Monty, rather than Monty himself wanting to overthrow Freddy. Alternatively, it is possible that the mini-game may not have any significant lore implications. Instead, it could just be a reference to how Freddy is the only good Glamrock in Security Breach, and as a result the other Glamrocks are throwing away Freddy for "betraying" them.

In Ruin, Montgomery Gator has completely changed after the events of Security Breach, now becoming more animalistic and feral. He also does not speak at all throughout the entire DLC, with him only grunting and roaring whenever he spots Cassie.
Functionality

Monty is shown to have lots of strength, smashing through steel gates that the other animatronics cannot, using his claws, and was shown smashing his fists onto one of the ball shooters, which heavily damaged the shooter's barrel, and can jump large distances to catch up to Gregory. He is also immune to the Fazerblaster or the Faz Cam due to his shades protecting his eyes.

After being shattered from a fall during his Boss Fight and due to loss of his lower body, he can be seen crawling around the Pizzaplex; without his legs, he can no longer jump great distances, and without shades, he is now vulnerable to effects of stun. This, however, does allow him to crawl in the vents.

He is shown to be the least active animatronic, mostly staying in the Monty's Gator Golf, Superstar Daycare, and West Arcade areas, and rarely roaming around the Pizzaplex, appearing only during "events". During the sequence where Gregory needs to start a performance to activate the elevator to Parts and Service, Monty operates a searchlight in the Atrium rather than actively pursuing Gregory, using it to help the other Glamrocks find him.
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Glamrock Chica: Other Guitar player of the Glamrocks, enemy to the heroes. Her room is Chica's Mazerise, a fitness maze theme room for kids to play in and a sweet bakery for kids to enjoy food and sweets. She is always hungry for pizza and is quite the fitness one.

Glamrock Chica is Chica's glamrock counterpart who appears in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach and its DLC expansion Ruin as one of the secondary antagonists. She also appears in Tales from the Pizzaplex as a recurring minor character.

Glamrock Chica is a white chicken with purple eyes. Her beak and talons are orange. She has three stray "feathers" that stick out from the top of her head. Her face is painted to look like she has makeup, with purple eyelids, purple lipstick, black mascara and pink eyeshadow on her right eye. Much like her toy and funtime counterparts, Glamrock Chica's body is noticeably curvy, instead of round like the original. Her body is segmented at the joints, with ball-jointed arms and legs. Similarly to the Funtime Animatronics, small panels can be found all over her body, mainly on her waist and upper arms.

Like the other Glamrock animatronics, she is dressed in 1980s-era clothing. Her chest, waist, hip and shoulder pieces are pink and purple, meant to resemble a sleeved leotard. She wears a black spiked bracelet on each arm, as well as a pair of green, fingerless gloves. Her lower legs are painted to resemble leg warmers, with her left leg a green leopard print and her right leg a purple tiger print. She wears a purple hair bow and green triangle earrings.

Like Roxanne Wolf and Montgomery Gator, Glamrock Chica holds a guitar, colored blue and pink.

Shattered

After being crushed by a trash compactor, Glamrock Chica becomes severely damaged; She loses her beak, revealing the mouth of her endoskeleton, and her body gains countless cracks and holes. Her right arm has no shell, showing the endoskeleton underneath, and the paint on her body is chipped and faded.

Ruined

Glamrock Chica in Ruin is completely devastated, with the right side of her face completely broken off, leaving her eye dangling out, half of her right arm gone, and the arm piece on her left arm ripped off. Her legs are very cracked and ragged, with a covering panel on her left leg completely torn off. There are also what appears to be moldy cheese on Glamrock Chica's mouth where her beak used to be along with it being on her chest area and left arm. A trash bag can be seen stuffed in her torso. Her hair, bow, and earrings have also disappeared. Despite the horrendous condition she is in, she is surprisingly the least damaged compared to Montgomery Gator and Roxanne Wolf.

When Cassie sees Glamrock Chica with Security Mask on, it shows that Chica's left leg is missing, showcasing that it is broken from the crusher in Security Breach.

Tales from the Pizzaplex

Under Construction

In this story, Glamrock Chica is described to wear a bright pink dress.

The Storyteller

In this story, Glamrock Chica is mentioned but does not appear, and is instead seemingly replaced by a normal Chica, who is described as yellow, has a bib that says "Let's Eat!", and holds Mr. Cupcake.

Bobbiedots, Part 2

In this story, an old Glamrock Chica animatronic is found trapped in the Sewers. She is said to be stuck in a sewer canal and is missing the lower segment of her face, as well as one of her arms.

Glamrock Chica is shown to be deceptive, giving Gregory false promises of seeing his parents, offering candy or trying to comfort him to seem friendly, all-in attempts to make him give out his location. These lines however seem to be pre-recorded for the purposes of ensuring child safety during the Pizzaplex's opening hours.

Being the face of Mazercise, she also seems fond of exercising. She scams patrons by encouraging them to be fit, while ironically giving them discounts to buy Junk Food further showing her deceptive nature.

According to Glamrock Freddy, Glamrock Chica has an obsession with food, most specifically pizza, a trait shared across many Chica animatronics. Due to this obsession, she also has a bad habit of eating out of various garbage cans in the Pizzaplex. Glamrock Chica's obsession with food is shown to be strong enough to the point that, whenever food is nearby, it is enough to attract her attention and distract her.

When Glamrock Chica is not in an aggressive state, she appears to be caring of her bandmates - at the very least Glamrock Freddy, as she immediately rushes to his side after he collapses in the opening cutscene. Additionally, she keeps a bowling ball from Bonnie Bowl in her green room possibly as a memento of the deceased Glamrock Bonnie, showing that like Glamrock Freddy she is remorseful of his death and genuinely misses him.

In Ruin, Chica's gluttonous behavior remains as evident by the rubbish bag present in the remains of her stomach area and the moldy cheese covering her mouth. However, Chica does not show much personality aside from roaming around the remains of the Pizzaplex aimlessly often at times deactivating although she does turn her head around before she starts feeding suggesting that she is traumatized from that moment Gregory attempted to destroy her. Like Monty, She does not speak at all due to lacking a voice box although she does briefly vocalize, when Cassie inserts a new voice box back into Chica after completing Chica's Feeding Frenzy; only to deactivate shortly after.
Functionality

Glamrock Chica is very durable, able to remain operational even after being drastically shattered, a trait shared with Roxanne and Monty, as they are also able to survive heavy damage.

When not playing on stage or in her green room, she moves in a zombie-like behavior, leaving her arms and mouth limp and her head tilted to the side. Her eyes and head occasionally twitch. After being crushed in the trash compactor, she limps on one leg, and her head does a full rotation when chasing or killing Gregory.

When stunned by the Faz Camera or Fazerblaster, she will squawk like a chicken. After being shattered by a trash compactor and losing her voice box, she is unable to speak, occasionally making glitched, unintelligible noises.

Gregory can upgrade Glamrock Freddy with Chica's Voice Box after crushing her, giving him a powerful shout that can stun other animatronics and deactivate electronic locks.
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Roxanne Wolf: Yamaha player of the Glamrocks, enemy to the heroes. Her room is Roxy's Raceway, a race car room with a beauty salon. She is willing to get her hands dirty when working on vehicles. She is kind, but tough and vicious.

Roxanne Wolf, also known as "Roxy", is a glamrock animatronic who appears in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach as one of the secondary antagonists. Her role changes within the expanded Ruin DLC, shifting from antagonist to minor supporting deuteragonist. Additionally, she appears in Tales from the Pizzaplex as a recurring minor character.

Roxanne is an animatronic wolf with a punk rock aesthetic. She presents as a gray-furred wolf with bright yellow eyes. She has black streaks of makeup on her cheeks and wears purple lipstick. The claws on her feet are painted purple, and the claws on her hands are green. Her hair is long and silver, with a bright green streak. Just like Glamrock Chica, there is a panel-like seam under her chest, upper arms, and upper thighs. She also has light grey markings on the inside of her ears, paw pads, around her muzzle, and on her belly. Her clothes consist of a red crop top, hot pants, and shoulder pads adorned with black star-like patterns. Additional accessories include black and purple earrings, two spiked bracelets, a spiked belt, and purple arm and leg warmers with black tiger stripes.

Shattered

After being hit by a mini-kart at the Roxy Raceway, Roxanne is heavily damaged. Her eyes are taken by Gregory to upgrade Glamrock Freddy, blinding her and rendering the Fazerblaster and Faz Camera as ineffective. Her face has been mangled, with the centermost area around the "eyes" having a large, jagged hole and her jaw being completely loose. Chunks of her casing are broken and missing, exposing the endoskeleton beneath. Her hair is tangled, with oil and dust dirtying the entirety of her body. Her tail is also been almost completely cut off, exposing its wire and endo underneath.

Ruined

Roxanne Wolf has been damaged even further following the events of Security Breach. Her shell is damaged further, with her endoskeleton being entirely visible due to a near-complete lack of casing on the area. Both ears are gone, leaving the endoskeleton default in their place. Strangely, her exposed endoskeleton's face has been replaced by an unfamiliar, fish-like piece rather than the typical one shared by the Glamrock Endos. Her jaw is noticeably still loose from the kart slammed onto her, even with the new face placed on her endoskeleton head. She's missing a finger in her left hand. It is possible that this was a spare that she may have used in a blind attempt to try and repair her own face or it was placed by Vanessa. However, when Cassie puts the Security Mask, Roxanne's missing parts reappear in a hologram like state which glow a bright green similar to VR Toy Freddy.

In Security Breach, Roxanne Wolf is self-centered, shown by her repeatedly complimenting herself in the mirror and furiously asking Gregory if he thinks himself better than her. She taunts and insults her enemies, notably insulting Gregory by saying he has no friends and that no one will miss him. Later, she expresses low self-esteem issues, as at one point she can be seen calling herself a failure while looking in the mirror. Roxy speaks to herself often, showing great care about her appearance. When she is damaged following Gregory's drive at Roxy Raceway, she begins to patrol while sobbing, wailing, and lamenting her mangled state. Her pride causes her to hide her vulnerabilities, as when Glamrock Freddy enters her room while she is crying, she angrily tells him to get out of her room.

In Ruin, Roxanne's low self-esteem remains. Roxy is shown to be vindictive and holds a grudge against Gregory for taking her eyes. Despite her initial hostile behavior, she becomes docile upon hearing Cassie and realizing she was not her target. She shows a soft and caring demeanor when interacting with Cassie, remembering the details and date of her birthday along with her favorite type of cake, as well as making it special showing up to Cassie's party when nobody else did. Furthermore, Roxy becomes fiercely protective, going as far as to follow and save Cassie from The Mimic. Roxy is Cassie's favorite character, solidified by the Roxy-Talky's in-game description. This may be likely due to Roxy's significance to Cassie, making an appearance to her birthday party and comforting her during the events of Ruin, asking if she booked her party and assuring her that she was certain her friends would attend this time.

Roxy is very fast and persistent when chasing Gregory. If she comes close to him, she will leap in an attempt to catch him. If Gregory is hiding while near Roxy, she seems to be able to functionally sniff and track him.

After being mauled by a kart and losing her eyes, she loses the ability to see and can no longer be stunned with the Fazer Blaster and Faz-Cam. She will rely on audio cues instead as well as her own vengeful rage, gaining an improved lunge and becoming more aggressive towards Gregory.
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Sunnydrop/Moondrop: Daycare Attendant that's in charge of the Superstar's Daycare, ally and enemy to the heroes (depends on when the lights are on or off). They are each mascots for candy and jester robots. They are the Daycare Attendant to watch over the little kids when their parents leave them there to play. When the lights are on, Sunnydrop is kind and happy, he helps the heroes when they are locked in. His job is to play and take care of the kids. However, when the lights in a room are off, he turns into his other personality, Moodrop. He is the opposite of his sunny side, scary and cruel. His job when the lights are off is to watch over the kids as they sleep, making sure they stay asleep. He helps Vanny capture the kids who escaped and hunts down the heroes.

The Daycare Attendant, otherwise known in-game as Sun and Moon is a Superstar Daycare animatronic that appears in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach as a recurring antagonist in his Moon form.

He returns in the DLC Ruin and was rebooted into becoming a complete mix between Sun and Moon named Eclipse.

Sun

Sun is a jester or clown-like animatronic with a stylized sun-shaped head, white eyes, and a widely-grinning expression, with a tan-ish side of his face curving over the other color half and overlapping the nose (becoming a crescent moon), and the other half being amber (going with the sun-part of it). His head has spikes on its perimeter that resemble sun rays. He has a lanky body with long limbs and large, opposable five-fingered hands (which is gradient from tanish to gray with gray fingertips). Sun is fit with a tan-amber shirt in which corresponds with his face colors, adorned with two buttons, yellow pants with maroon stripes, and a faint maroon gradient can be seen on his body just above the fabric sash of his waist frills. Both his neck and waist frills are maroon with a yellow stripe. Sun also wears orange elf-like shoes with a star symbol on the outer part of the shoes, and a moon symbol on the inner part. He has maroon ribbons with bells wrapped around his wrists. The inner animatronic parts of Sun can be seen through uncovered sections of his arms, hands, shoulders, and back.

Moon

Moon, similarly to his daytime counterpart, is a jester or clown-themed animatronic with a head bearing the likeness of a grinning crescent moon. The sun rays surrounding his face are retracted into his head, the left half of his face turns black with the detailing on his teeth and eyes still visible, and the right side of his face, shaped like the crescent moon, turns white. His torso is painted silver and black, and there are two buttons located on his chest. His arms are silver and gradient to blue towards his forearms, and his hands and fingertips are also colored blue. On his head, he wears a sleeping cap that is blue in color and patterned with bright yellow stars, and the end of the cap is decorated with a golden bell. He has blue and gold frills around his neck and wears puffy blue pants accented by yellow stars. Identical to Sun, Moon's waist frills remain maroon and gold, his shoes are still orange with moon and star symbols on them, and he maintains the same maroon ribbons and gold bells on his wrists. There is also a small latch on his back which connects to a hook, allowing him for extra-mobility in mid-air.

Eclipse

Upon getting rebooted by Cassie in the Ruin DLC, their body transforms into a combination of Sun and Moon, with features from both personalities present simultaneously. Sun's broken and cracked sunrays surround Moon's broken faceplate, their eyes glowing red and white, and Moon's dirty sleeping cap resides on their head. The right side of their face is broken off, showcasing the endoskeleton underneath along with moving teeth similar to the Mimic. Their hands are also mostly destroyed, with all of the finger casing gone revealing the endoskeleton underneath. There are also many holes, scratches, and other damages across their entire body. Their right pant is also completely torn off, only showing its endo parts that make up its structure.

Sun

As Sun, the Daycare Attendant is upbeat and energetic, similar to Funtime Freddy. He enjoys doing activities with children such as putting on puppet shows and drinking Fizzy Faz. When Gregory knocks down the cans as a way to distract him, Sun panics quickly and rushes to clean them up. He's also very serious about keeping the lights on as a way to prevent himself from transforming into Moon. This could be due to Sun being concerned for Gregory, or it could be him showing fear of his alternate side and not wanting to transform. However, once Gregory has turned on all five generators and reaches the Daycare's exit to push the button, Sun becomes angry and carries Gregory out of the play area then "alerting" the others to Gregory's location, as punishment for not keeping the lights on. This, along with his propensity for cleaning, shows Sun cares strongly about following the rules. Contrary to this, the Daycare Attendant's room is messy and contains cobwebs, implying Sun does not clean his own room. It's likely that Sun's obsession with cleaning only applies to the Daycare, for health and safety reasons.

In the Ruin DLC, when Cassie enters the Daycare, she first gets ambushed by Moon until she shines the flashlight on him, causing Sun to briefly fight his way into control of his body and beg for Cassie to free him from the "nap" Moon placed him in. As he struggles, Sun begs for Cassie to restore the lights of the Daycare by finding and turning on the generators that lie scattered around the area, and then rebooting them using the Faz-Wrench. While she does so, Sun shakily sings a sad song seemingly to himself, indicating that Moon's treatment of him has rattled him significantly. This can only be heard while wearing the Security Mask.

Moon

As Moon, the Daycare Attendant is a malevolent and aggressive enemy who constantly chases Gregory once the lights are turned off, and attempts to punish him for staying up "past his bedtime". He still has a great distaste for messes and feels responsible for cleaning them like his daytime counterpart does, but to a more demented degree. This shows how strict both Sun and Moon are with upholding rules. However, in the later hours, Moon will not actively chase and attack, but will stalk the player, dancing and performing acrobatic tricks until the player lingers too closely to him or the power is not restored at the time limit. This implies that he enjoys taunting and psychologically abusing his victims before attacking them.

In the Ruin DLC, following the place being destroyed, it is revealed that Moon has more or less become the robot's dominant personality and placed Sun into a "nap" of sorts, leading to the two personalities fighting over the body with Moon mercilessly heckling and ordering Sun to stand down.

Eclipse

As Eclipse, the Daycare Attendant is rather gentle, whimsical, and calm, acting a combination or even a balance between Moon's collectiveness and Sun's cheerful demeanor. Upon getting rebooted, they tell Cassie that they need to "clean up before they can open in the morning", meaning that their code still thinks that the Mega Pizzaplex is open and further stating that they are more calm about cleaning compared to Sun and Moon.

Both forms of the Daycare Attendant are capable of extreme flexibility, allowing for impressive feats of acrobatics.

In the Moon form, the flexibility and mobility of the Daycare Attendant is shown to be more unnatural, where he can twist and bend his body like a contortionist and perform some improbable acts, like scaling on non-gravity surfaces such as walls and ceilings without falling off. Although his appearance is fragile, he possesses absurd strength and durability, as he could easily subdue Glamrock Freddy (Normal and Upgraded) without any damage. He has also presumably ripped apart many S.T.A.F.F. Bots and Glamrock Endos, consequently leaving some of their remains in his room. His ocular system seems to be more special than the other animatronics, as Moon is immune to both the laser from Fazerblaster and the flash from the Faz Cam.

Beside physical abilities as discussed above, Moon seems to have some tracking ability via detecting the signal emit from certain objects, such as Faz-Watch and Security Mask, as seen with Gregory and Cassie in the game. Additionally, the Daycare Attendant as a whole can now fly/glide around the space limitlessly, marking a more advanced pace for his mentioned movement capabilities.

In the Ruin DLC, the Daycare Attendant is stuck as Sun and Moon simultaneously. It is currently unknown how, but it could possibly be from the lights not being turned on in a while since the Pizzaplex was abandoned. Though it should be noted that while Cassie is trying to find the generators, Sun and Moon are separated from the Security Mask. Moon is in control of the Daycare Attendant when the mask is not being used, while Sun is in control when the mask is being used.
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Glamrock Foxy: Captain of the Foxy's Kid Cove of the PizzaPlex, enemy to the heroes. Foxy's personality is that of a stereotypical pirate, often using pirate slang, all with a pirate accent.
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Glamrock Bonnie: Bass Player of the Glamrock band, enemy to the heroes. His room is Bonnie's Bowl, a bowling ally along with an ice cream bar. He's kind and compassionate, and loves to help kids bowl.
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DJ Music Man, referred to as DJMM in-game, is a giant animatronic that appears in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach as a minor antagonist. He resides in Fazcade as the primary DJ.

DJ Music Man is drastically different compared to his original counterpart in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator. His whole body structure has been completely revamped, now much more reminiscent to a spider than his previous counterpart. His textures on his face are also changed, with his eyebrows and cheeks being a light blue instead of purple and pink. He seems to lack the pink stripes on the sides of his face, and instead of two pink spots on his chin he has a single light blue stripe. His upper row of teeth have some black teeth or chips evoking the appearance of a keyboard. Instead of his signature cymbals, he wears red and yellow headphones on his head. DJ Music Man's black hat also has a yellow stripe instead of a white one. DJ Music Man walks on all six of his limbs, which all have the white gloves the regular Music Man has on his hands. Upon closer inspection, a bow tie is visible on his neck, with button-like objects below it.
Functionality

DJ Music Man is the main DJ of the west arcade in his ballroom, performing music in his DJ booth for the kids who visit there. When Gregory deactivates the safety protocols, DJMM will enter bouncer mode and disappear from the stage. After flipping a switch in the restroom closet, he will attempt to grab Gregory. While Gregory finds the other switches, DJMM will crawl around the arcade on the walls, disappearing into the tunnels. When Gregory pulls the last lever in a long hallway, he will come through a tunnel and a chase sequence will begin. The only way to survive this is to outrun him. When Gregory manages to successfully get to the security office, DJMM retreats to his DJ booth in the ballroom.
Personality

DJ Music Man is described by Glamrock Freddy as a "nice fellow" before entering his main ballroom. Upon activating and leaving his DJ booth, he is shown to favor the walls over walking on the floor, presumably to prevent property damage. However, DJ Music Man is shown to be persistent as he sticks his hand into the arcade bathrooms instead of waiting for Gregory to leave. He is shown to dismiss all aggressive tendencies while manning the DJ booth, ceasing all aggressive behavior against Gregory, despite chasing him moments prior.
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Vanny: Pawn and Murderer to Glitchtrap's plot. Vanny seems to be very manipulative as she attempts to trick her target, Gregory and his friends, into falling into a trap by pretending to be nice and well-meaning. She seems to cower from her master Glitchtrap, as shown in scrapped dialogue she quivers in fear while talking to him. She has uncertainty from her voice when being confronted about her task implying she isn't fully ready to kill victims. Additionally, her alias "reluctant follower" may mean she is not working with him willingly.
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Glitchtrap: William Afton, Murderer of the children of the past and mastermind of the plot. While Glitchtrap's personality is unknown and quite mysterious, he is nearly completely silent, as his only voice line is "I always come back" from the Princess Quest minigame, but given the fact that he is seemingly William Afton implies he has the same personality as his physical form: malicious, evil, cruel, sadistic, and arrogant. He seems to retain his high intelligence, such as being able to manipulate and brainwash people — like he did with a woman named Vanny — in order to get what he wants. As seen in the conversation he had with Vanny, William still desires to strike fear in the hearts of his victims and even his allies as he spoke to her in a rather threatening manner. Glitchtrap seems to like to taunt the player by waving at them and staring in an attempt to make them feel uneasy and fearful, similar to what he did as Springtrap.

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