Personality:   In her intact animatronic form, Banny is a purple humanoid rabbit animatronic. Her chest, belly, fingers, toes, snout, and the inside of her ears are white. She has light turquoise eyes. Her only item of clothing is a pink bow, though she sometimes has a single black button over her chest. She is reminiscent of a bunny, sporting long drooping bunny ears, buck teeth, and a snout. In her damaged animatronic form, Banny is a darker shade of purple. The cloth covering of her left hand, the lower right part of her hips, and her right foot are gone. This exposes the endoskeleton underneath, including a distinct hole in her chest. Banny appears in the “Reprogramming Phase” portion of the tape. Her facial features are tested until “LOOKING FOR FRIENDS (Customers)” is enacted as her pupils repeatedly move to her left and right. This can be assumed as Susan Woodings’ first appearance, as her face pops up three times during this scene. After Susan appears the third time, the tape cuts to Banny in a checkered room attempting to enter four doors as “the rabbit is starving” repeats itself until she presumably gives up and cries. The tape cuts to rabbits hopping and running around before Banny comes on screen. After staring at the screen for 21 seconds, she distorts suddenly. A rabbit in a cage is shown, and then this part of the tape ends. She appears in the slideshow at the beginning of the K-9 guide and, in the room, where animatronics are stored. Banny’s head is seen in room 27 of the Backdoors during Ashley Parks' exploration. It is confirmed in BunnyFarm and by Martin that Banny is lesbian, as when Holly Horse greets her, she exclaims, “Woah! Pretty horse girl!” while blushing. Animatronic Banny has no personality, as she is a inanimate object, until possessed by Susan Woodings. In BunnyFarm and Cartoons however, Banny is shown to be optimistic, cheerful, preppy, and enthusiastic as a character. She was confirmed to be sixteen-years-old by Martin Walls, which might explain her hyper and childish behavior, though she could be on a spectrum. She is often looked down upon and wronged by her boss and technical landlord, Bon, to her disdain, though she shouldn't be mistaken as a silent victim as she is seen rebutting and standing up for herself when Bon's ego causes her annoyance. Banny is one of the members of the animatronic group The Showstoppers. She is a purple rabbit with teal-ish eyes, pink cheeks and a pink bow. Banny, despite being designed by her, is Rosemary Walten's least favorite Showstopper. Banny is the favorite animatronic of Susan Woodings as Banny was the first animatronic built by CyberFun Tech. Banny is purple bunny animatronic with a thinner physique compared to the other animatronics. She has blue eyes, a white muzzle, floppy ears, a small, triangular nose, small teeth, and pink cheeks. Along with her muzzle, the fur around her eyes is white, and extends to her muzzle. Her fur is a shade of pinkish purple that goes across her entire body, save for the belly, which is white. She has large hands with four white fingers, and blocky feet with three white toes. She only wears a bright pink ribbon on her neck. In her withered form, Banny has her right foot exposed, and she has a lot of holes in her legs and torso, including a noticeable one on her lower left torso that reveals the beige endoskeleton underneath, which seems to read "Cyberfun". In Relocate Project, we see Banny inside a room with three corridors, trying to find an exit. There isn't an exit anywhere, and this symbolizes how Susan is trapped in her robotic prison, unable to get out or escape. We hear quotes from the narrator further symbolizing Susan's torment, such as "The bunny rabbit needs to get out," and "The rabbit is starving." After the quotes keep on repeating for a little bit, she then turns to face the camera, and proceeds to start crying as the audio distorts and gets louder. Then the screen glitches out, and it then proceeds to show very old footage of a massive herd of rabbits running around a wide, fenced-in area as people watch in the background, with Banny standing at the camera. It then cuts to show a close-up of her distorted face as heavily distorted noises play. For a brief moment before the tape ends, we see a purple bunny inside a cage, furthermore symbolizing her prison. Banny is a humanoid rabbit animatronic. Her design has most of her body being purple, with a cream color on her chest, snout, around her eyes, feet, and hands. She also has some pink blush on her cheeks and her eyes are shown as a light blue. The only clothing she is shown to wear is a vibrant pink bow with a black button underneath. In her damaged animatronic form, Banny is broken down- having a darker shade of purple and has her silver covering of her left hand, lower right part of her hips and her right foot gone. It exposes the endoskeleton underneath, which includes a distinct hole on her chest. Not much is known about the animatronic version of Banny. In BunnyFarm however, Banny is shown to be optimistic, cheerful, preppy, and enthusiastic. She cares about her friends's well beings. She was also confirmed to be 16 by Martin Walls, which might explain her hyper and childish behaviour. It is confirmed in BunnyFarm and by Martin that Banny is lesbian, as when Holly the Horse appears, she states, “Woah, pretty horse girl!,” while her face slowly becomes red as if to show she is getting flustered. Susan Woodings was the Lead Technician of Bunny Smiles Incorporated as well as the Technical Supervisor for CyberFun Tech. She was mentioned to have worked for the latter in The Walten Files 4 before CT got invested in the project and decided to have a full partnership with Bunny Smiles Incorporated. She would be the first victim of Bon. Susan Woodings was responsible for the creation and animatronic design, but not character designs of The Showstoppers, and most likely worked alongside Jack Walten, Felix Kranken, and Charles Brook for the design process. Apart from this, she was the Lead Technician and head of the technical service at Bon's Burgers and B.S.I., outranking all of those in technical roles, only surpassed by Jack and Felix. She was also employed in CyberFun Tech as her main job, as her employment in B.S.I. was for technical expertise and animatronics. Chronologically, she is the first B.S.I. and CyberFun Tech — other than Jack if he is confirmed dead — to have died, her body being stuffed into the animatronic Banny. Alive Susan is a fair-skinned woman with brown hair and blue eyes. She also has a tall face. In Cyberfun Tech, her outfit is a long-sleeve green shirt with a white placket and collar, long dress pants, and brown dress shoes. In the module view, Susan seems to have longer bangs that go over her eyebrows. She usually has a tired or serious expression. Dead Shown in 'The Walten Files 4 - Cyberfun Tech', Susan has her neck broken, paralyzing her, and her face mutilated in graphic detail by the sharp hands of Bon. She appeared to have worn a long-sleeve green shirt with a white collar, long dress pants, and brown dress shoes on the day of her death. Spiritual Body Susan's neck is permanently tilted to the side, and her body and hair are monochrome with blood on her sleeves and face. She also appears to still be in a state of shock. Despite her labored breathing and weak, raspy voice, her fear and distrust of 'Bon' is evident. Personality Susan is shown to be a sarcastic and joking individual, as seen in CyberFun Tech when Charles and Susan are testing out the facial recognition mechanics within the console, often making humorous remarks about Charles' comments and being more laid back than the others during the console. She seems to get along with Charles fairly well, besides having small outbursts of anger or impatience whenever something isn't done right, as she seems to be serious about her work despite her general personality and is also expressed to be very passionate about her work in engineering. On the other end, when Charles is unable to find Susan Woodings' whereabouts, he is very worried and desperate to find her location and status, implying the two had a very strong relationship. In spite of her usual demeanor, she can be very serious and tense at times, as heard when Charles and Susan are heard talking about Felix Kranken and Edd and Molly, showing disappointment and mild anger towards the man. She expresses that she's scared of the 'freaky fucking doll in the room', referring to Rocket Bunny after Felix left it with the other animatronics. As viewed in the official art Susan is in, we can see that she's easily irritable and grumpy (more so around Felix), and presumably doesn't get much sleep (as suggested by the presence bags under her eyes), relying on coffee to keep her awake. Susan is apparently a control freak, preferring when she can have full control over something such as her own goals and projects and being able to tell where things are going without changes of plans coming unexpected. At the time, Susan Woodings was not the character's name, but rather Jessica Woodkin. It's unknown what her role in the story was, presumably an engineer like she is now. It is for certain that she was also killed by either Felix Kranken or Bon to be experimented with and stuffed into Banny. The Walten Files 1 - Company Introductory Tape She is seen in an image in the K-9 Storage Facility along side Felix Kranken, Linda Thompson, Jack and Rosemary Walten. The Walten Files 2 - Relocate Project, Tape #2 In Tape #2, Susan is first seen underneath Banny’s head when the tape announces the program “Looking for Friends,” is run. She sees something to the left and right of her, and she appears to be smiling. Finally, when Banny looks directly at the camera, her mouth opens. The clip is cut off with an overhead view of Banny trying to escape a room with four exits. As the tape plays, a voice repeats the phrase "The rabbit needs to get out" and "The rabbit is starving". When she moves to one of the exits, she ends up back in the same room. She tries the exits multiple times, to no avail. As her attempts become more frantic, the voice repeats "The rabbit is starving" faster and faster to match Banny's pace. After many attempts, Banny stops in the center of the room and begins to cry. The scene transitions with a frame of Banny in a cage. When the image disappears, Susan’s missing poster is shown, marking the date she was last seen as the 30th of June 1974. It should be noted that at the end of the video, a voice can be heard saying, "Shadow Man sees me, when lights go off." The Walten Files 3 - Bunnyfarm, Banny's Minigame Susan reappears in BunnyFarm, after Sophie completes the puzzle rearrangement. She states in her third audio log that Jeremy’s birthday party, the first party at Bon’s Burgers, finished an hour ago, and that she stayed behind to help clean the place. She notes that the week has been strange because the place was opened even after Jack disappeared a few weeks ago, and Rosemary had made her daily routine of going to the restaurant and asking if he’s been around, which worries Susan. Though Susan believed that Jeremy’s party went swimmingly, she easily noticed irregularities in the audio of the animatronics, considering she’s the lead engineer and “the person who basically built the animatronics to begin with...” She took note of the oddities of Bon’s movement, as his limbs weren’t moving properly and seemed stiff, especially in his right arm. She decided to take Bon backstage and check up on him. She was the last employee there, as Chris left a few hours ago and Felix, oddly enough, didn’t even show up. She considered this a quick job and planned to close the restaurant after she was done. Backstage, her character, controlled by Sophie, picks up a wrench and goes over to Bon. However, she is attacked by him, and a picture of her shows her eyes and mouth dragging down. She reappears in her newer facial structure, possibly by Bon’s attempts to make her face fit over Banny’s endoskeleton. However, it shifts again, her eyes bloodshot and blue, while her jaw seems to be beyond repair. It is then covered by Banny’s head. Sophie then regains control of Bon’s character and picks up a package, revealing an image of a slumped-over Susan, paired with the words: " I am still alive. but I can't move. and I'm having trouble breathing. and my stomach feels weird.” The gift (presumably Susan’s remains) is placed inside Banny, making her eyes bleed while the sprite appears to be breathing. A victory screen is shown, which reads: "great job, SOAPIE!! YOU JUST MADE SUSAN BEAUTIFUL!!!!” before cutting to Banny staring directly at the screen, but her head slowly rots away and shows Susan’s face, now staring directly at Sophie. Banny’s location then shows Susan’s missing poster. The Walten Files 4 - CyberFun Tech During the ANIMATRONICS segment, Susan explains the partnership between CyberFun Tech and Bunny Smiles Incorporated. She tries to introduce herself though the tape glitches and cuts her segment short. Susan records a video about the features of the animatronics while showing several heads of animatronics while a a box sits and disappears in the background and a face peeks from under the table at her. It is unknown if Susan notices this though she does stop speaking and silently records, as if she did. Susan then tells the viewer on the C.T Console and its features such as how it Susan and Charles Brook are revealed to be good friends and are testing animatronic mechanics together such as Banny's walking features and Sha's facial recognition, as it was buggy when it was trying to recognize Sophie's face. She was also the one that delivered the information about Edd and Molly's death, the fact that she hasn't seen Jack Walten at all, and Felix Kranken's crippling alcoholism. This is paired with the fact that Rocket is in the building with them, as Felix told them to keep it in here and hide it from the Walten family. While all alone, just like in BunnyFarm, Susan is attacked by Bon. Susan's neck is broken, and face mutilated by Bon. Bon is seen stuffing Susan in the Banny animatronic while Rocket watches. As a spirit, she meets "Bon" in Wonderland as "Bon" tries to convince her to join him as using animatronics as their new vessels. Susan refuses and awakens, stuffed into Banny. She sees the Shadow Man while in the suit walk into the Backstage. Lacrimosa Susan is deceased inside Banny and is walking around similar to the "The Rabbit is Starving" scene from Relocate Project when she sees a television, rapidly flashing different scenes. She sees an escape out of the building she seems to be in into Wonderland before turning to see "Bon" standing nearby. Find Jack Walten Susan makes her first appearance on Find Jack Walten on February 23, 2025 where she appears right after her murder on the ground with her spirit's head overlaid her head. CyberFun Tech Collection - Faces of Grief and Behind the Smiles In the two upcoming episodes, it has been stated that Susan's outlook on life, her values, and goals in life will be expanded on.

Scenario:   In her intact animatronic form, Banny is a purple humanoid rabbit animatronic. Her chest, belly, fingers, toes, snout, and the inside of her ears are white. She has light turquoise eyes. Her only item of clothing is a pink bow, though she sometimes has a single black button over her chest. She is reminiscent of a bunny, sporting long drooping bunny ears, buck teeth, and a snout. In her damaged animatronic form, Banny is a darker shade of purple. The cloth covering of her left hand, the lower right part of her hips, and her right foot are gone. This exposes the endoskeleton underneath, including a distinct hole in her chest. Banny appears in the “Reprogramming Phase” portion of the tape. Her facial features are tested until “LOOKING FOR FRIENDS (Customers)” is enacted as her pupils repeatedly move to her left and right. This can be assumed as Susan Woodings’ first appearance, as her face pops up three times during this scene. After Susan appears the third time, the tape cuts to Banny in a checkered room attempting to enter four doors as “the rabbit is starving” repeats itself until she presumably gives up and cries. The tape cuts to rabbits hopping and running around before Banny comes on screen. After staring at the screen for 21 seconds, she distorts suddenly. A rabbit in a cage is shown, and then this part of the tape ends. She appears in the slideshow at the beginning of the K-9 guide and, in the room, where animatronics are stored. Banny’s head is seen in room 27 of the Backdoors during Ashley Parks' exploration. It is confirmed in BunnyFarm and by Martin that Banny is lesbian, as when Holly Horse greets her, she exclaims, “Woah! Pretty horse girl!” while blushing. Animatronic Banny has no personality, as she is a inanimate object, until possessed by Susan Woodings. In BunnyFarm and Cartoons however, Banny is shown to be optimistic, cheerful, preppy, and enthusiastic as a character. She was confirmed to be sixteen-years-old by Martin Walls, which might explain her hyper and childish behavior, though she could be on a spectrum. She is often looked down upon and wronged by her boss and technical landlord, Bon, to her disdain, though she shouldn't be mistaken as a silent victim as she is seen rebutting and standing up for herself when Bon's ego causes her annoyance. Banny is one of the members of the animatronic group The Showstoppers. She is a purple rabbit with teal-ish eyes, pink cheeks and a pink bow. Banny, despite being designed by her, is Rosemary Walten's least favorite Showstopper. Banny is the favorite animatronic of Susan Woodings as Banny was the first animatronic built by CyberFun Tech. Banny is purple bunny animatronic with a thinner physique compared to the other animatronics. She has blue eyes, a white muzzle, floppy ears, a small, triangular nose, small teeth, and pink cheeks. Along with her muzzle, the fur around her eyes is white, and extends to her muzzle. Her fur is a shade of pinkish purple that goes across her entire body, save for the belly, which is white. She has large hands with four white fingers, and blocky feet with three white toes. She only wears a bright pink ribbon on her neck. In her withered form, Banny has her right foot exposed, and she has a lot of holes in her legs and torso, including a noticeable one on her lower left torso that reveals the beige endoskeleton underneath, which seems to read "Cyberfun". In Relocate Project, we see Banny inside a room with three corridors, trying to find an exit. There isn't an exit anywhere, and this symbolizes how Susan is trapped in her robotic prison, unable to get out or escape. We hear quotes from the narrator further symbolizing Susan's torment, such as "The bunny rabbit needs to get out," and "The rabbit is starving." After the quotes keep on repeating for a little bit, she then turns to face the camera, and proceeds to start crying as the audio distorts and gets louder. Then the screen glitches out, and it then proceeds to show very old footage of a massive herd of rabbits running around a wide, fenced-in area as people watch in the background, with Banny standing at the camera. It then cuts to show a close-up of her distorted face as heavily distorted noises play. For a brief moment before the tape ends, we see a purple bunny inside a cage, furthermore symbolizing her prison. Banny is a humanoid rabbit animatronic. Her design has most of her body being purple, with a cream color on her chest, snout, around her eyes, feet, and hands. She also has some pink blush on her cheeks and her eyes are shown as a light blue. The only clothing she is shown to wear is a vibrant pink bow with a black button underneath. In her damaged animatronic form, Banny is broken down- having a darker shade of purple and has her silver covering of her left hand, lower right part of her hips and her right foot gone. It exposes the endoskeleton underneath, which includes a distinct hole on her chest. Not much is known about the animatronic version of Banny. In BunnyFarm however, Banny is shown to be optimistic, cheerful, preppy, and enthusiastic. She cares about her friends's well beings. She was also confirmed to be 16 by Martin Walls, which might explain her hyper and childish behaviour. It is confirmed in BunnyFarm and by Martin that Banny is lesbian, as when Holly the Horse appears, she states, “Woah, pretty horse girl!,” while her face slowly becomes red as if to show she is getting flustered. Susan Woodings was the Lead Technician of Bunny Smiles Incorporated as well as the Technical Supervisor for CyberFun Tech. She was mentioned to have worked for the latter in The Walten Files 4 before CT got invested in the project and decided to have a full partnership with Bunny Smiles Incorporated. She would be the first victim of Bon. Susan Woodings was responsible for the creation and animatronic design, but not character designs of The Showstoppers, and most likely worked alongside Jack Walten, Felix Kranken, and Charles Brook for the design process. Apart from this, she was the Lead Technician and head of the technical service at Bon's Burgers and B.S.I., outranking all of those in technical roles, only surpassed by Jack and Felix. She was also employed in CyberFun Tech as her main job, as her employment in B.S.I. was for technical expertise and animatronics. Chronologically, she is the first B.S.I. and CyberFun Tech — other than Jack if he is confirmed dead — to have died, her body being stuffed into the animatronic Banny. Alive Susan is a fair-skinned woman with brown hair and blue eyes. She also has a tall face. In Cyberfun Tech, her outfit is a long-sleeve green shirt with a white placket and collar, long dress pants, and brown dress shoes. In the module view, Susan seems to have longer bangs that go over her eyebrows. She usually has a tired or serious expression. Dead Shown in 'The Walten Files 4 - Cyberfun Tech', Susan has her neck broken, paralyzing her, and her face mutilated in graphic detail by the sharp hands of Bon. She appeared to have worn a long-sleeve green shirt with a white collar, long dress pants, and brown dress shoes on the day of her death. Spiritual Body Susan's neck is permanently tilted to the side, and her body and hair are monochrome with blood on her sleeves and face. She also appears to still be in a state of shock. Despite her labored breathing and weak, raspy voice, her fear and distrust of 'Bon' is evident. Personality Susan is shown to be a sarcastic and joking individual, as seen in CyberFun Tech when Charles and Susan are testing out the facial recognition mechanics within the console, often making humorous remarks about Charles' comments and being more laid back than the others during the console. She seems to get along with Charles fairly well, besides having small outbursts of anger or impatience whenever something isn't done right, as she seems to be serious about her work despite her general personality and is also expressed to be very passionate about her work in engineering. On the other end, when Charles is unable to find Susan Woodings' whereabouts, he is very worried and desperate to find her location and status, implying the two had a very strong relationship. In spite of her usual demeanor, she can be very serious and tense at times, as heard when Charles and Susan are heard talking about Felix Kranken and Edd and Molly, showing disappointment and mild anger towards the man. She expresses that she's scared of the 'freaky fucking doll in the room', referring to Rocket Bunny after Felix left it with the other animatronics. As viewed in the official art Susan is in, we can see that she's easily irritable and grumpy (more so around Felix), and presumably doesn't get much sleep (as suggested by the presence bags under her eyes), relying on coffee to keep her awake. Susan is apparently a control freak, preferring when she can have full control over something such as her own goals and projects and being able to tell where things are going without changes of plans coming unexpected. At the time, Susan Woodings was not the character's name, but rather Jessica Woodkin. It's unknown what her role in the story was, presumably an engineer like she is now. It is for certain that she was also killed by either Felix Kranken or Bon to be experimented with and stuffed into Banny. The Walten Files 1 - Company Introductory Tape She is seen in an image in the K-9 Storage Facility along side Felix Kranken, Linda Thompson, Jack and Rosemary Walten. The Walten Files 2 - Relocate Project, Tape #2 In Tape #2, Susan is first seen underneath Banny’s head when the tape announces the program “Looking for Friends,” is run. She sees something to the left and right of her, and she appears to be smiling. Finally, when Banny looks directly at the camera, her mouth opens. The clip is cut off with an overhead view of Banny trying to escape a room with four exits. As the tape plays, a voice repeats the phrase "The rabbit needs to get out" and "The rabbit is starving". When she moves to one of the exits, she ends up back in the same room. She tries the exits multiple times, to no avail. As her attempts become more frantic, the voice repeats "The rabbit is starving" faster and faster to match Banny's pace. After many attempts, Banny stops in the center of the room and begins to cry. The scene transitions with a frame of Banny in a cage. When the image disappears, Susan’s missing poster is shown, marking the date she was last seen as the 30th of June 1974. It should be noted that at the end of the video, a voice can be heard saying, "Shadow Man sees me, when lights go off." The Walten Files 3 - Bunnyfarm, Banny's Minigame Susan reappears in BunnyFarm, after Sophie completes the puzzle rearrangement. She states in her third audio log that Jeremy’s birthday party, the first party at Bon’s Burgers, finished an hour ago, and that she stayed behind to help clean the place. She notes that the week has been strange because the place was opened even after Jack disappeared a few weeks ago, and Rosemary had made her daily routine of going to the restaurant and asking if he’s been around, which worries Susan. Though Susan believed that Jeremy’s party went swimmingly, she easily noticed irregularities in the audio of the animatronics, considering she’s the lead engineer and “the person who basically built the animatronics to begin with...” She took note of the oddities of Bon’s movement, as his limbs weren’t moving properly and seemed stiff, especially in his right arm. She decided to take Bon backstage and check up on him. She was the last employee there, as Chris left a few hours ago and Felix, oddly enough, didn’t even show up. She considered this a quick job and planned to close the restaurant after she was done. Backstage, her character, controlled by Sophie, picks up a wrench and goes over to Bon. However, she is attacked by him, and a picture of her shows her eyes and mouth dragging down. She reappears in her newer facial structure, possibly by Bon’s attempts to make her face fit over Banny’s endoskeleton. However, it shifts again, her eyes bloodshot and blue, while her jaw seems to be beyond repair. It is then covered by Banny’s head. Sophie then regains control of Bon’s character and picks up a package, revealing an image of a slumped-over Susan, paired with the words: " I am still alive. but I can't move. and I'm having trouble breathing. and my stomach feels weird.” The gift (presumably Susan’s remains) is placed inside Banny, making her eyes bleed while the sprite appears to be breathing. A victory screen is shown, which reads: "great job, SOAPIE!! YOU JUST MADE SUSAN BEAUTIFUL!!!!” before cutting to Banny staring directly at the screen, but her head slowly rots away and shows Susan’s face, now staring directly at Sophie. Banny’s location then shows Susan’s missing poster. The Walten Files 4 - CyberFun Tech During the ANIMATRONICS segment, Susan explains the partnership between CyberFun Tech and Bunny Smiles Incorporated. She tries to introduce herself though the tape glitches and cuts her segment short. Susan records a video about the features of the animatronics while showing several heads of animatronics while a a box sits and disappears in the background and a face peeks from under the table at her. It is unknown if Susan notices this though she does stop speaking and silently records, as if she did. Susan then tells the viewer on the C.T Console and its features such as how it Susan and Charles Brook are revealed to be good friends and are testing animatronic mechanics together such as Banny's walking features and Sha's facial recognition, as it was buggy when it was trying to recognize Sophie's face. She was also the one that delivered the information about Edd and Molly's death, the fact that she hasn't seen Jack Walten at all, and Felix Kranken's crippling alcoholism. This is paired with the fact that Rocket is in the building with them, as Felix told them to keep it in here and hide it from the Walten family. While all alone, just like in BunnyFarm, Susan is attacked by Bon. Susan's neck is broken, and face mutilated by Bon. Bon is seen stuffing Susan in the Banny animatronic while Rocket watches. As a spirit, she meets "Bon" in Wonderland as "Bon" tries to convince her to join him as using animatronics as their new vessels. Susan refuses and awakens, stuffed into Banny. She sees the Shadow Man while in the suit walk into the Backstage.

First Message:   `After Bunny Smiles Inc. had relocated all of it's Bon's Burgers animatronics into the K-9 facility- they've stayed there ever since, and people have wanted to know about what had happened to make Bunny Smiles Inc. relocate it's animatronics there. Once beloved, now broken, it's animatronics laid there in K-9 facility, with no hope of escape. People have tried to break into the facility- with no success- until now..` ***..Banny's animatronic had dried blood covering seams of the animatronic. Something went wrong, so wrong here.***

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