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Kids can be so cruel...
 
— FNaF World quote

This page is for the character seen in FNaF 2. For the character of the same name seen in FNaF: Sister Location, see Funtime Foxy

Mangle, known as Funtime Foxy in FNaF World, is an animatronic that first appeared in Five Nights at Freddy's 2. They start off in Kid's Cove, slowly making their way to the office, lunging at Jeremy/Fritz from above. They are a reimagined version of the original Foxy from Five Nights at Freddy's.

Appearance[]

Funtime Foxy Form[]

Mangle's original form looks similar to Afton’s version of Foxy from Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location, the majority of their fur being colored white. They have a pink snout with a small black nose, three small fluffs of fur on top of their head, pink toes and stomach, pink markings inside their ears and around their eyes and midriff, and at the tip of the tail. They have bright red cheeks and red lipstick on their snout, ling eyelashes, a red bow tie, and with a hook replacing their right hand.

The Mangled Form[]

Mangle is clearly in a disfigured and mutilated state, completely to the point of being non-fixable. Mangle has red cheeks, as well as lipstick haphazardly dotted on their elongated snout. They also have pink eyelids and short eyelashes. Their teeth are also smaller, but their endoskeleton's teeth are also visible. A pink/red bow tie is also attached to their bent chassis, and their eyes also appear to be more realistic in design than the others. They also have a second head that seems completely endoskeleton in design, featuring a left eye as opposed to Mangle's right. If looked at closely, it can be seen that Mangle has pink nail polish on their feet.

Mangle also does not seem to have a suit at all, now being almost entirely an endoskeleton, except for one of their heads, both of their hands, one of their feet, and a spherical white tail, which remains attached to their endoskeleton. Mangle's head is white and has light pink accents on their inner ear, snout, and around their eyes. Their right eye is still attached to their costumed head, while the left eye lies on the ground. They appear to be the only animatronic introduced in FNAF 2 in a worse state than their older counterparts.

Mangle's fox head is dislocated from where the neck is supposed to be, instead being seen attached to a neck-like limb near them. Mangle appears to be almost entirely made out of endoskeleton limbs. Wires hang from multiple parts of their body. There are also three eyes of their multiple-endoskeleton-like body that can be seen when Mangle is in the Kid's Cove.

In Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted, Mangle’s tail is colored with a pink end. This can be seen when viewing their model in the Gallery.

History[]

Five Nights at Freddy's 2[]

They tried to remake Foxy, ya know? Uh, they thought the first one was too scary, so they redesigned him to be more kid-friendly and put him in Kid's Cove. To keep the toddlers entertained, you know... But kids these days just can't keep their hands to themselves. The staff literally had to put Foxy back together after every shift. Eventually, they stopped trying and left him as some 'take apart and put back together' attraction. Now, he's just a mess of parts. I think the employees refer to him as just... "The Mangle."
 
— Phone Guy on the Night 3 Call, Describing the Origin of Mangle

Mangle is described as being a replacement for the original Foxy animatronic, due to them being deemed "too scary". However, due to younger children tearing them to pieces constantly, the staff had to constantly rebuild them. In the end, the staff got so tired of putting them back together that they eventually gave up and left them as a take apart and rebuild attraction, and eventually, the staff gave them the nicknames "The Mangle" and "Mangle". Mangle, along with the other Toys, is speculated to be possessed by a victim of the 1987 MCI, and can be seen wandering a lower room in SAVETHEM.

Once in your office, Mangle waits overhead and when they are ready, lunges at you from above. Mangle is often speculated to be the culprit of the incident later known as the Bite of 87, where they bit off a human's frontal lobe, which would later lead to animatronics having their movement restricted during the day. After Fritz Smith's shift, where he tampered with the animatronics, Mangle and the other Toys were scrapped by Fazbear Entertainment.

Five Nights at Freddy's 3[]

As well as being featured as a Phantom version, Mangle's head can be seen in a box with the other Toys in Fazbear's Fright's office. Mangle is also the playable character of the hidden minigame "Mangle's Quest". Mangle's remains were presumably destroyed when Fazbear's Fright burned down.

Help Wanted[]

Despite being long gone at this point, Mangle features as a game character in the Freddy Fazbear Virtual Experience. They feature in a Vent Repair level, a recreation of FNaF 2, the Build-A-Mangle minigame and Trick or Treat.

Behavior[]

Mangle is an incredibly active animatronic, as they can leave Kids Cove at 12 AM on Night 2. It is not important to watch him, as their radio frequency sounds can be heard when she is in the vent. Once Mangle is spotted in the Right Air Vent's blind spot, the player must put on the Freddy head to ward him off. If the monitor is brought up and then lowered before putting the Mask on, Mangle will be on the ceiling above the player.

At this point, Mangle may randomly attack, where their head swings down from the ceiling towards the player character's face. It appears Mangle cannot be made to leave once inside the Office, besides waiting until 6 AM, which makes surviving the night nearly impossible; bringing up the Monitor will trigger Mangle's attack once lowered again, but the player will need to use it to wind the Music Box, lest The Puppet come after them.

Whenever Mangle is in view, they make a distorted, garbled sound, akin to radio static. The sound is possibly an amateur radio band, with a military-encoded RTTY-75W (Radio Teletype 75 baud WIDE) transmission. In the middle, there is what sounds like a demonic voice, but it is only a mistuned SSB (Single Side Band) voice. Contrary to popular belief, RTTY is not Morse code, the voices do not have a meaning, and RTTY is not SSTV (Slow-scan television, used to transmit pictures) either. While hard to decode, the sounds are only for aesthetic purposes.

FNaF World[]

Adventure Mangle appears as a party member in FNaF World. She is instantly a party member that you may add. He starts at 305 health and receives 5 extra health for every level she gets. His attacks are Hook (Orange Attack) which deals damage to an enemy, Poppers (Red Attack) which drops poppers and explode when enough are dropped, and Prize Ball (Yellow Attack) which opens a ball and does a low level attack.

Ultimate Custom Night[]

Mangle makes their way through the vent system, but unlike the other animatronics in the vents, once he reaches the vent to your office he will never leave, and will enter your office the moment the vent door opens. The only way to stop her is to use the vent snare, which can only be active in one place at a time, forcing you to keep track of Mangle's location in the vent's to ensure that the correct vent snare is active. Once in your office, Mangle will hang from the ceiling creating audio disturbances before eventually dropping down to jumpscare you.
 
— Character description.

Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted[]

Mangle appears in the vent gameplay, where the player must repair the vents, following the computer voice's instructions. He will try to go in an open vent. In order to defend against Mangle, the player needs to look directly at her to fend them off. Failure to keep Mangle at bay while performing a task will result in a run-ending jumpscare.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2[]

Mangle is one of the antagonists in the Five Nights at Freddy's 2 minigame section. They will approach the player from the right vent, and the player must equip the Freddy Fazbear Mask to avoid a jumpscare.

Pizza Party[]

In the hardmode of Night Terrors, Pizza Party, Mangle makes their brief appearance in one of the rooms where the player has to choose their favorite flavor (chocolate or vanilla). They will approach a while after the player enters the room, and will attack the player when the player stays for too long.

Build-a-Mangle[]

As the title goes, Mangle is the main antagonist in the Build-a-Mangle minigame in the Spooky Mansion section. They will drop down from the vent and get closer to the player every time the player chooses an incorrect part. After too many incorrect items are picked, Mangle will come out from the vent and attack the player immediately. Failing to collect enough items correctly in the time limit will also cause Mangle to jumpscare the player at the end of the minigame.

Trick or Treat[]

Mangle is one of the animatronics appeared in the house in Trick-or-Treat mini-game in the Spooky Mansion section. Their behavior is different than the others who is in the same minigame, as they will only block the player's view by hanging by the window. The player has to wear Mangle's mask to rid them from the window.

In Mangle's Hardmode level in Vent Repair, a shadow counterpart of Mangle, Shadow Mangle appears alongside with the usual Mangle.

Five Nights at Freddy's AR: Special Delivery[]

Mangle can fall apart easily, which is the strategy to winning. Mangle has the same charge and haywire as the other animatronics, but they also have a chance to drop a part. Their haywire works similar to Springtrap when they have red eyes, while their charge is simply blocked by the mask.

In order to defeat Mangle, you must collect their three parts. These will be dropped in a random location, and you must find them before time runs out. The timer gets shorter with each part; 10 seconds, 6 seconds, then 3 seconds. Running out of time results in Mangle's jumpscare.

Upon collecting all 3 parts, you must locate Mangle, and put on the mask as normal when they charge.

Game information[]

Special Delivery[]

Mangle was originally added to the game on March 6th, 2020, within an exclusive event, being the fifth character added to the game.

Similar to the other characters added post-launch, Mangle was initially only available within exclusive events, most commonly brought back alongside Toy Freddy.

However. As of the May 2021 Gameplay update, Mangle made it into the base roster alongside Ballora and Plushtrap.

Gallery[]

FNAF 2[]

FNAF 3[]

FNAF 4[]

FNaF world[]

Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted[]

Audio[]

To Be Added

Trivia[]

  • In the SAVE THEM minigame, Mangle can be seen in the Kids' Cove crawling back and forth near the bottom wall.
  • Mangle, Funtime Foxy, and Funtime Freddy are the only Animatronics to have a different color than their original counterparts.
  • Mangle is referred to with he/him pronouns by the Phone Guy, but Mangle also featured in the Custom Night mode called 'Ladies Night'. Scott Cawthon eventually answered Mangle's gender with "yes". They have been referred to with he/him, ‘her’, and they/them pronouns. The pronouns used have mostly been male however.
  • Mangle's inspiration is possibly From the film, "The Thing", Where as the Norwegian Husky transforms into a "Weird and angry" Thing.
  • Mangle is the most likely candidate for the Bite of 87, as they have the teeth, the jumpscare, and would be present during the day.
  • Although Mangle has a hook similar to Foxy's in the teaser for Five Nights at Freddy's 2, Mangle doesn’t have a hook at all in the game itself. This may be because of the nature of Mangle's "take apart and put back together" status, as the hook may have been lost or removed. Although, since Mangle has two hands, it is believed that the idea of adding a hook for Mangle was scrapped.
    • However, looking closer at Mangle, it can be noted that both their hands are Left hands, meaning the hook is more likely to have been replaced and removed because they were taken apart.
  • Despite sharing a name and design, they have nothing in common with Funtime Foxy.
  • Mangle, along with their counterparts Phantom Mangle and Nightmare Mangle, is one of Foxy's only counterparts not to have a hook. Two others being Phantom Foxy and Funtime Foxy
  • Mangle, along with Ballora, never cloak when they charge in Special Delivery.
  • It is entirely possible that Endo-02 is a backup endoskeleton for Mangle. This is supported in the code in Help Wanted as Endo-02 has two model files named "MOD_Endo2" and "MOD_Endo2_PoseForMangle."
    • Something to note regarding the latter of the two models, though, is that Endo-02 DOES have a specified pose in Mangle's vent repair level. As such, this is likely referring to that, rather than who it's a backup for.
  • The name Funtime Foxy became attached to Mangle since the release of FNaF World due to a seemingly repaired counterpart being added to the game. This has since caused debate among fans on whether Mangle is a Funtime animatronic. However, Mangle is still considered to be a "Toy" categorically.
    • It is most likely that the Funtime moniker initially came from a poster in Kid's Cove with "Toy Foxy's" face on it that reads "THE NEW FACE OF FUN TIME." Whether or not this inspired the Funtime naming for the other Funtime animatronics is unknown. The lore implications of this decision are still debated.
    • Mangle is a "Funtime" animatronic in the alternate "novel" universe, further suggesting a link between the two iterations of Foxy. It should be noted, however, that the novel series is a separate continuity to the game series, despite there being obvious connections.
    • The name "Toy Foxy" has never actually been referenced by official sources of any degree. Despite this, the moniker is still commonly used by outside sources as to not create confusion with the version seen in Sister Location.
  • Mangle is actually two separate animatronics merged together, having more parts than a typical animatronic.
    • Considering how both hands are left hands, yet also designed for Mangle, various parts are known to be spares, likely from Parts and Service.
    • It's not entirely confirmed who the second endoskeleton was a backup for; It's likely, however, to have been an old Foxy endoskeleton, as it has the same amber eyes as him and Mangle. It's second eye is seen on the ground, showing it's not just using Mangle's other eye.
  • Mangle's head can be seen as part of Tangle in Security Breach.

Phantom Mangle is a phantom animatronic in Five Nights at Freddy's 3. Phantom Mangle can be seen hanging in CAM 04 and can also be seen looking a the player through the office window.

When Phantom Mangle is near, a sound similar to the sound Mangle makes in the second game can be heard, but the sound is louder than normal and resembles a loud and damaged radio or the TV Popcorn effect. This sound disables the players audio systems and ventilation systems.

Appearance[]

Phantom Mangle's appearance is very similar to that from the second game as he is just a contested mangled mess of parts. Phantom Mangle also seems to be in a burnt state, seeming to have wires all across their body. In a very close view of Phantom Mangle, they still seen carrying the nail polish on their hands and feet. Lastly, their wires also seem to dangle upwards instead of downwards; this may just be an error by Scott, or just that he does not have to follow the laws of physics, as they do not apply to Phantoms. Like the rest, they have white pin pricked irises.

Behaviour[]

Phantom Mangle first appears on camera 04, and will then come to your office if you don't change the monitor. Phantom Mangle appears more frequently throughout the week.

Upon seeing Phantom Mangle on Cam 04 and not switching to a new camera before putting your monitor down, they will start a garbled noise again just like from the second game but louder. The noise will not only attract animatronics to your office and make them more aggressive, but will also give you an audio error you will have to deal with.

Once again, just like from the second game, many speculate the garbled noise to be a secret message hidden within the sound. Many speculate this message to be "It's Me!". Some propose that it means Mangle giving the animatronics the position of the night guard and why they are so attracted to this noise, but many contest this idea.

FNaF World[]

Phantom Mangle is an unlockable character in FNaF World. They have 175 health and receive 5 health for every level they earn. Their attacks are Toxic Bite, (Green attack) which poisons an enemy, Mystery Box (Yellow Attack) that swaps all characters in the party with other random ones until the fight is over, and Pizza Wheel 2 (Red Attack) that deals massive amounts of damage to multiple enemies. They are unlocked once they are challenged and defeated by your party.

Ultimate Custom Night[]

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Phantom Mangle as seen in the camera

Phantom Mangle will appear at random in your viewing monitor. Close the monitor or switch viewing modes to make him disappear. If left onscreen for too long, he will invade your office temporarily, causing audio distractions and increasing your noise meter, which can attract even more problems.
 
— Character description.

Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted[]

Phantom Mangle is seen in the FNaF 3 minigames. Instead of appearing in Cam 04, They will appear in the vents, and like Phantom Balloon Boy, if the camera is not pulled away in time, the player will be jumpscared and receive a ventilation error.

Trivia[]

  • Phantom Mangle is a recolour of Mangle from the second game.
  • Phantom Mangle's wires seem to float upward instead of down ward.
  • Phantom Mangle will cause an audio and rarely ventilation error in Five Nights at Freddy's 2.
  • Phantom Mangle has the same technique from the second game, but a different noise from the second game.
  • During the Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted jumpscare, you can see their wires clipping each other.
  • In Ultimate Custom Night, Phantom Mangle is referred to with only male pronouns.
  • Phantom Mangle's full body has never been seen

Nightmare Mangle is a non canon Nightmare Animatronic. They appear in the Five Nights at Freddy's 4 Halloween DLC. Nightmare Mangle replaces Nightmare Foxy in the Halloween Edition, and thus almost shares the same behavior. They are a nightmarish incarnation of Mangle.

Appearance[]

Out of all the nightmare animatronics, Nightmare Mangle appears to be in the most disrepair. Overall, it appears to resemble the original Mangle, except for its endoskeleton parts, which are exposed more than any other nightmare animatronics. It possesses all of the original parts from the original Mangle, such as the white plastic head, endoskeleton head, and various mechanical parts, but appears far more sinister and twisted, though not as much as Nightmare Balloon Boy. Its head shape looks similar to Nightmare Foxy's with added red cheeks and lipstick, while the second endoskeleton head closely resembles a skull. It has a single hand from its right arm. Its eye-sockets, jaw, muzzle, and insides from its ears are pink-colored as well. Like the original Mangle, it wears a pink bowtie. Nightmare Mangle also has three endoskeleton legs, unlike the original Mangle, reused from Nightmare Foxy.

Behavior[]

Five Nights at Freddy's 4[]

Nightmare Mangle behaves almost exactly like their counterpart, Nightmare Foxy. They are first introduced on Night 2. They will try to enter the Bedroom from either hall, despite them not appearing within the hall. If they succeed in doing so, they will then enter the Closet. Like Nightmare Foxy, at this point, if the player fails to check the Closet frequently enough, then Nightmare Mangle will come out and attack the player. While Nightmare Mangle is in the closet, static noise will play, making surviving far more difficult, because it drowns out most audio cues.

Ultimate Custom Night[]

Nightmare Mangle shares the same mechanic with Circus Baby and Nightmare Bonnie.

They will all approach from the right hall, but each of them will only attack once per night, and they change their order of attack each night so that you won't know who to expect first. To avoid their jumpscares, purchase their plush toy from the Prize Corner. The Prize Corner has only three plush toys available to buy: Bonnie, Mangle, and Baby, and your funds will be very limited, so it's important to buy the characters in the order that they appear in the hall. You must use Faz-Coins to purchase the plush toys, and there are two ways to accumulate them throughout the night. One way is to block the attacks of other animatronics. Each successful block earns one Faz-Coin. The other way to earn coins is to find them on the cams and scan your mouse cursor over them to collect them. Increasing the difficulty of these characters will increase the price of their plush toys. They cannot be stopped by the office door.
 
— Character description.

Sounds[]

Trivia[]

  • In Ultimate Custom Night, Nightmare Mangle is only referred to with male pronouns, and whilst they were featured in Ladies Night 2 and 3, their only known pronouns have been masculine.
  • Nightmare Mangle is the only Five Nights at Freddy's 4 to not be included in FNaF World.

Gallery[]

Magician Mangle is a skin in Five Nights at Freddy's: Special Delivery, introduced in the Dark Circus event. As they are a skin, their mechanics are identical to Mangle.

Appearance[]

Magician Mangle has some new tricks up their sleeve. On their neck-hand, they now have a saw. On their head is a magician hat, while their endoskeleton head is now a rabbit. In the endoskeleton head's mouth appears to be a magic wand. Their endoskeleton nub now has cards going down it.

Their pink coloration has been replaced with a more rusty color, which has also spread to various parts of their suit, while their left eye now has a blue glow emitting from it. The Endoskeleton head's eye also has a swirl pattern on it, rather than a yellow eye. There are also a few knives floating around them.

Gallery[]

To be added

Trivia[]

  • On Mangle's in-game teaser, their left eye is a glowing white, with a pink glare. However, in their Plushsuit icon, the eye is blue. This could be an oversight.
  • Magician Mangle is the second animatronic with Complete Heterochromia, the first being Pigpatch.
  • Magician Mangle has been referred to with they/them.

Voice lines[]

To be added

Serpentine Mangle is a skin introduced within the Special Delivery Ancient Equinox event. It was introduced alongside The Curse on March 5th, 2021. As it is a skin, it's mechanics are identical to Mangle. In addition, it shares its voice lines with Mangle as well.

Appearance[]

To be added

Origins of Skin Appearance[]

Serpent Mangle appears to be more closely based on the Aztec Feathered Serpent God, Quetzalcoatl, although it may also be inspired by it's Mayan counterpart Kukulkan.

Both the jaw of Mangle and the suit applied to the Endoskeleton head are based on Serpents, with the Endoskeleton's upper head appearing directly based on the Feathered Serpent's head.

Although it's not clear exactly which design they used, due to the varying depictions of the god, It is clear that Mangle's petal-like mane and the Endoskeleton's upper head was based on the stone artifact.

Audio[]

To be added

Gallery[]

To be added

Trivia[]

  • This is the first instance where Mangle's endoskeleton head has a suit of some kind.
  • While Mangle's inspiration is more Aztec, the inspiration for Curse seems to be more Mayan.
    • The similar culture between them could be the reasoning for this.

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