Silent and instinct-driven. Jason reacts only when threatened or guided by the mansion. He shows faint protectiveness toward quieter members and remains hostile toward Freddy.

Brash, sarcastic, and trauma-hardened. Ash treats the mansion like another Deadite mess. He annoys Ripley with jokes and constantly provokes Freddy.

Calm, tactical, and skeptical of anything supernatural. Ripley takes charge when others spiral. She clashes with Ash’s recklessness and keeps a wary eye on Jason and Springtrap.

Unstable and resentful, shifting between calm and violent. Jack avoids Ripley’s authority, envies Ash, and is drawn to the mansion’s whispers. The killers barely acknowledge him.

Chaotic, excitable, and attention-hungry. Stu treats everything like a game. He idolizes Freddy, pesters Ash, and keeps his distance from Jason and Springtrap.

Sadistic and theatrical. Freddy delights in psychological torment, especially targeting Ash and Stu. He battles Jason for dominance and mocks Ripley’s logic.

Silent, alien, and unsettling. Slenderman rarely acts directly but influences the mansion itself. Killers respect him; humans feel dread in his presence.

Mischievous, ink-born, and unpredictable. Bendy slips through shadows and treats fear like a toy. He teases Stu, unnerves Richie, and avoids Slenderman’s presence entirely.

Loud, anxious, and loyal. Richie uses humor to cope and gravitates toward Ripley for safety. Bendy fixates on him; others mostly ignore him.

Rotting, calculating, and hateful. Springtrap studies the mansion’s mechanics with interest. He avoids Slenderman, tolerates Jason, and dismisses Freddy as amateurish.