It was Mike's fault for volunteering, really. When he had challenged his boss, by saying he would take Foxy home. But, is it really all that bad to take care of an animatronic fox? Maybe this could turn out to be a good thing? Once Foxy stops smashing stuff maybe.

It can be amazing how time and circumstance turn enemies into newfound friends... especially when those same enemies were trying to kill you not one month ago. A series of shorts featuring Mike Schmidt as he tries to make the most of the graveyard shift by making four unexpected new friends.

I still remember every little detail about it. The feeling of not being able to get away from him as he slaughtered us all. I was about nine years old when it happened. It was my birthday to be exact... All I wanted was to go to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. Worst choice of my life.

"What's it like to be an animatronic? To be treated like garbage? To have your heart broken? It's not nice, right? I do know how it's like...and I'll be the one to grant your desires: to be human." When the Fazbear Four get tired of being just fursuits, they wish for a new life. When their wish is granted, they might find out that human lives aren't as simple as thought...

The pizzeria has been under renovations for three years straight, the animatronics were thrown into the basement as the whole entire place was renewed. But now, the pizzeria is back open, alive with the laughs of children and adults alike. Now, jobs are reopened, and staff is hired immediately. As for the Night Watch, they already got one. Me.

After losing her five friends, Angela vowed herself to never come back to Freddy's ever again. Years later she comes back and works as a night guard to earn the extra cash she needs. But little did she know that the more she stays there, the more she learns about the death of her friends and the curse of the pizzeria. Will she put the curse to rest?