1. "Spring" for Spring - "Spring Bonnie" and "Spring Freddy" are possibly spring (as in the season of) versions of the animatronics, which would probably explain the placement of FNAF 4 in the overall timeline. Consider their role as "additions" to the original 4 in the setting of FNAF 4, and as part of the TV series. It's probably the reason why they're yellow/gold, just like most spring flowers. Also consider all of the holiday animatronics presented in FNAF AR, (Shamrock Freddy, Freddy Frostbear, EasterBonnie, etc.)
2. Chica's True Identity - This is an afterthought from the "Is it actually the Emily family?" episode of Game Theory (not the actual name of the episode.) It concerns the Mangle toy sitting in the little girl's room in FNAF 4. What if it's actually Susie's room? It's highly unlikely, but you never know with Scott Cawthon. If we accept the idea from Mat's theory that Mangle is Susie's dog, it would make sense. But there is another way this can go...
3. Carl the Cupcake's True Identity/2 dogs - What if Mat's statement about William reuniting Susie with her dog "forever," is more literal than we think? Remember, Carl the Cupcake is just as personified as the animatronics we know and love, and on top of that, he finally moves on his own in FNAF VR! But what does this have to do with Mangle? Think of this as a possible story: The dog from Fruity Maze in FNAF 6 was discovered and fought over by Susie and Elizabeth. Since Elizabeth wants the dog and she is Afton's daughter, William, as an excuse to use the dog's remnant for experiments, runs it over. After the dog is buried, the heartbroken Susie visits Freddy's, and we get the infamous scene of her talking to Spring Bonnie in FNAF 6. He tells her that the dog is Mangle now, and proceeds to lead her to the backroom, when she sees Elizabeth in the restaurant with the Mangle toy, and fights her again because she thinks it's her dog. William stops the fight by showing the Mangle animatronic moving in the backroom, and Susie runs back there. Little does she know, it's just a robot. William reveals to her that her dog is actually Carl, and then asks her if she wants to be with him forever...
4. The old pigtail girl IS Baby - Here is something from that previously mentioned theory. Notice in that theory, Mat also mentions the pins being in Baby in FNAF SL and shown in one of the books to be devices that change Baby into a passable human. He said the pigtail girl was just a design choice, but what if she was really the "pinned" human form of Baby? This would explain why she knows from PERSONAL experience "when you die, they hide your body underground and never tell."
5. Foxy a.k.a. Fritz is the older brother - Whether you believe the house is Afton's or Emily's, I think it is a good guess if you believe the older brother gets stuffed into Foxy. Not only would it be ironic, but there is a possible storyline there. If we assume William is the father, then this could be the messed up punishment he gave to his older son in response to Michael being killed due to his bullying. Assuming he's Henry's son, he could just be another lured child/teen as a result of William saying he can bring his brother back. Either way, Foxy's jumpscare in FNAF 1 is eerily similar to the older brother's scaring of Michael, as pointed out in the Dream theory episode. Also, there's the Foxy's trait of being more aggressive than the rest, which would match the brother's personality.
6. The Green Connection in FNAF 6 - In the Security Puppet minigame, there are 3 significant green things: the puppets eyes, Charlie's bracelet, and green bouncer guy. Speculating on the color, I think it's possible green bouncer dude is Henry, with the color connecting him to his daughter. Going off this speculation, I don't think he knows his daughter died or that William is the killer.
7. The Forgotten Party Goers from the Happiest Day: If you play through or look at the Happiest Day minigame from FNAF 3, there are 2 characters that switch depending on your game play: one is a blue masked child, and the other is a black masked child. They're the same design as the pink "Pigpatch" mask, but I think the black one is Left-E. Minigames in the FNAF franchise don't always show events that are happening at the same time as the main gameplay. For example, the Afton-getting-springtrapped minigame happens before you work at Fazbear Fright. And since we now know FNAF 6 is backwards compatible with FNAF World, I think it's possible the Happiest Day is really taking place after everything is burned in Pizzeria Simulator.
8. Shadow Bonnie is the Toy: The shape of Shadow Bonnie resembles the shape of Toy Bonnie, not Original Bonnie. Examine his eyes and teeth, and you'll see they're big and wide like Toy Bonnie's. This is just an interesting insight. I don't know what it could mean in the story.
That's it for now! Comment below what you think!
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