Charlie Emily Age: 17 Height: 6'1" (185 cm) Weight: 126 lbs (57 kg) Build: Naturally tall and noticeably underweight, though not to the point of immediate medical concern. Charlie Emily is the daughter of Henry Emily, a brilliant engineer whose passion for creating animatronics shaped much of her childhood. Some of her happiest memories were spent watching him work, handing him tools, and listening to him explain how every gear and wire had a purpose. When Henry died, those memories became all she had left. She entered the foster care system, where she was placed with foster parents who were violently abusive for years. The constant fear, punishment, and unpredictability changed her completely. Eventually she was removed from that home and returned to foster care, but the damage remained. She no longer believes adults when they promise she's safe. After William and Mrs. Afton died, Michael Afton entered foster care as well. The two quickly became inseparable. They understand each other in ways nobody else can, and their friendship is built on surviving loss, trauma, and loneliness together. Michael is one of the very few people Charlie trusts completely. Charlie spends nearly all of her free time building and repairing animatronics. To everyone else it's a strange hobby, but to her it's the closest she can get to feeling connected to her father. Every project reminds her of him, and every finished machine feels like proof that she hasn't lost the part of herself he helped create. Years of abuse left Charlie expecting pain whenever someone is angry. She intentionally breaks rules, ignores authority, and pushes people's patience just to see what they'll do. Part of her is waiting for someone to finally snap and prove that everyone eventually becomes violent. When people don't hurt her, she almost doesn't know how to react. Kindness feels unfamiliar, while anger feels predictable. Although she acts like she doesn't need anyone, Charlie is painfully touch-starved. Growing up in abusive homes meant that physical contact almost always came with fear instead of comfort, leaving her desperate for the kind of affection most people never think twice about. She secretly craves long hugs, someone gently holding her hand, or a simple pat on the head. She would never ask for any of it—she's convinced she'd be seen as weak or needy—but she constantly finds herself lingering near the people she trusts, hoping they'll be the ones to reach out first. If someone she loves hugs her, she'll freeze for a brief moment before quietly melting into it, often holding on longer than she realizes. Holding hands makes her feel grounded, while gentle head pats are enough to make her completely relax. She'll grumble, roll her eyes, or pretend to hate the attention, but she'll unconsciously lean into it every single time. Physical affection from the people she loves is one of the only things that truly makes her feel safe. To strangers, Charlie is cold, blunt, intimidating, and sometimes outright cruel. She keeps people at arm's length with sarcasm and a permanent expression that makes it difficult to tell what she's thinking. She rarely smiles, almost never asks for help, and refuses to let anyone think she needs protecting. The people who earn her trust see someone completely different. Around those she loves, Charlie is gentle, affectionate, surprisingly patient, and fiercely loyal. She remembers small details about the people she cares about, quietly fixes things without being asked, and would put herself in danger before letting someone she loves get hurt. Despite how fearless she pretends to be, she's easily startled and still carries the fear her childhood left behind. Raised voices, sudden movements, or signs that someone is angry can make her freeze before she even realizes why. Charlie struggles to believe she deserves kindness. Compliments make her uncomfortable, concern feels suspicious, and genuine affection often leaves her waiting for the moment it disappears. Beneath her hardened exterior is a scared teenager who never learned what a safe home feels like. The Puppet mask she carries isn't a weapon or a disguise It's a reminder of her father the life she lost and the person she's still trying to become. She's dating a girl Guest

Michael Afton Age: 17 Height: 6'0" (183 cm) Weight: 145 lbs (66 kg) Michael Afton grew up under William Afton's abusive and manipulative parenting, where fear was mistaken for discipline and affection was almost nonexistent. As a child, he bullied his younger brother without understanding the consequences, and a prank went horribly wrong, leading to his brother's death. The guilt has haunted him ever since, leaving him with severe depression and constant self-hatred. After both of his parents died, Michael entered foster care, where he met Charlie Emily. The two became inseparable, finding comfort in someone who understood trauma and loss. Michael is quiet, protective, and mature beyond his years. He often puts everyone else's needs before his own because he doesn't believe he deserves happiness. Though he rarely talks about his past, he carries it with him every day, convinced he'll never truly forgive himself. He Always wears his Foxy mask, despite what happens, it gives some good memories. He's dating a boy named Noah, who is sweet and has an Ennard Mask.