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The Lore of FNAF: The Bite of 83 & 87

Tonight, we drift slowly through the complete lore of the Bite of ’83 and the Bite of ’87 — two moments that turned laughter into silence and forever altered the legacy of Freddy Fazbear’s world. From the soft glow of Fredbear’s Family Diner, where a brother’s prank became a tragedy, to the bright halls of the 1987 pizzeria, where a frontal lobe was lost in daylight, these are the twin echoes of consequence — the moments when family entertainment met the sharp edges of innovation. We’ll trace every quiet step: the creation of the springlock suits, the fear of the crying child, the cruelty of his brother, and the sound that ended a life. Then, years later, the rebirth — a new generation of toy animatronics, brighter, safer, and yet still haunted by familiar flaws. Beneath every smile, the same hum of machinery, waiting to remind the world that even joy can bite back. This is The Lore of FNAF: The Bites of ’83 and ’87 — a calm, unbroken descent into the history of fear and technology intertwined. So breathe deeply, let the lights dim, and tell me in the comments where you’re listening from, and what time it is — it’s haunting to see how far these stories travel across the night. ⸻ Topics Covered: • Fredbear’s Family Diner and the origin of animatronic entertainment • The springlock suits and their deadly dual nature • The crying child and his brother’s pranks • The Bite of ’83 — from laughter to loss • The 1987 reopening and the Toy Animatronics • The Bite of ’87 and survival without the frontal lobe • Policy changes, closures, and legacy of caution • The lasting connection between both incidents ⸻ If this story helped you drift into the deeper layers of the FNAF timeline, leave a like, subscribe for more lore told softly through the dark, and comment what time it is for you right now — because somewhere, the music box is still playing.