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Alright, so there's a story to this thing.
I created a zombie apocalypse AU of my human FNAF AU a long time ago, and since Freaky5432 and I recently revived the AU, I felt like drawing something for it.
From left to right is Mary, Larry/Foxy and Natalie. Mary is Foxy's sister and Natalie is his girlfriend. He basically has to choose who needs to die, and things don't go very well.
I wrote the story behind this a long time ago, but keep in mind I'm not a professional author lmao. This is just from a document I mad about the story a long time ago:
Mary, Foxy, Natalie, Goldie, Chica and Mason have headed out to look for supplies, but also to see if there are any signs of Sally being nearby. They get to a small greengrocer’s, and get all the supplies they can carry and aren’t expired. Mason and Goldie are outside on the roof (having found a ladder to the roof), looking for Sally or any other survivors in need of help. Meanwhile Natalie, Mary, Chica and Foxy are inside the greengrocer’s, getting food and supplies in their backpacks. Mason and Goldie decide to get down on the streets and look around for a bit, of course notifying the other four about it. After Mason and Goldie have been gone for some time, a big rock suddenly smashes through the big window in the greengrocer’s. Chica borrows Foxy’s gun and quickly runs outside to check what it is, getting up on the roof. The loud sound attracts corpses, and they start moving towards the greengrocer’s. As Chica is about to climb down, she sees corpses down in the backyard, and can’t go down. In the shop, Mary, Natalie and Foxy are frantically trying to figure out what to do, while Foxy fights off corpses coming in via the window with his machete. Mary tries to look for an exit to the backyard, but is greeted by corpses coming inside. Natalie runs for the entrance, but sees corpses coming inside from there too. Both girls run for it, trying to get back to the center of the store. A corpse gets a hold of Mary’s long wavy hair, and tries to pull her to them. Another corpse gets a hold of Natalie’s leg, and she trips and falls. She tries to crawl away, and kick the corpse in the head, but her muscles aren’t strong enough to make it a more powerful kick. Both of them scream for Foxy’s help, but Foxy is frozen in despair, fear and hopelessness, knowing that if he goes for one of them, he can’t get to the other in time. He ends up breaking down, not knowing what to do, since he doesn’t have his gun and he can’t save both of the people he love the most. The corpses get to the girls just as Goldie and Mason comes rushing to their rescue - but too late.
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So basically this shows Foxy's guilt and regret after not being able to save Mary and Natalie.
Btw there's a reason why a rock breaks the window, but I'm not gonna explain that now lol.
And since the concept of zombies don't really exist in that universe (like in The Walking Dead), zombies are called corpses instead.

Human version of the FNAF characters (c)
Natalie and Mason (c)
Five Night at Freddy's (c) Scott Cawthon

Description
Alright, so there's a story to this thing.
I created a zombie apocalypse AU of my human FNAF AU a long time ago, and since Freaky5432 and I recently revived the AU, I felt like drawing something for it.
From left to right is Mary, Larry/Foxy and Natalie. Mary is Foxy's sister and Natalie is his girlfriend. He basically has to choose who needs to die, and things don't go very well.
I wrote the story behind this a long time ago, but keep in mind I'm not a professional author lmao. This is just from a document I mad about the story a long time ago:
Mary, Foxy, Natalie, Goldie, Chica and Mason have headed out to look for supplies, but also to see if there are any signs of Sally being nearby. They get to a small greengrocer’s, and get all the supplies they can carry and aren’t expired. Mason and Goldie are outside on the roof (having found a ladder to the roof), looking for Sally or any other survivors in need of help. Meanwhile Natalie, Mary, Chica and Foxy are inside the greengrocer’s, getting food and supplies in their backpacks. Mason and Goldie decide to get down on the streets and look around for a bit, of course notifying the other four about it. After Mason and Goldie have been gone for some time, a big rock suddenly smashes through the big window in the greengrocer’s. Chica borrows Foxy’s gun and quickly runs outside to check what it is, getting up on the roof. The loud sound attracts corpses, and they start moving towards the greengrocer’s. As Chica is about to climb down, she sees corpses down in the backyard, and can’t go down. In the shop, Mary, Natalie and Foxy are frantically trying to figure out what to do, while Foxy fights off corpses coming in via the window with his machete. Mary tries to look for an exit to the backyard, but is greeted by corpses coming inside. Natalie runs for the entrance, but sees corpses coming inside from there too. Both girls run for it, trying to get back to the center of the store. A corpse gets a hold of Mary’s long wavy hair, and tries to pull her to them. Another corpse gets a hold of Natalie’s leg, and she trips and falls. She tries to crawl away, and kick the corpse in the head, but her muscles aren’t strong enough to make it a more powerful kick. Both of them scream for Foxy’s help, but Foxy is frozen in despair, fear and hopelessness, knowing that if he goes for one of them, he can’t get to the other in time. He ends up breaking down, not knowing what to do, since he doesn’t have his gun and he can’t save both of the people he love the most. The corpses get to the girls just as Goldie and Mason comes rushing to their rescue - but too late.
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So basically this shows Foxy's guilt and regret after not being able to save Mary and Natalie.
Btw there's a reason why a rock breaks the window, but I'm not gonna explain that now lol.
And since the concept of zombies don't really exist in that universe (like in The Walking Dead), zombies are called corpses instead.

Human version of the FNAF characters (c)
Natalie and Mason (c)
Five Night at Freddy's (c) Scott Cawthon