Summary:
A new character named Mimik is introduced in the Five Nights at Freddy's universe, replacing the previous antagonist William Afton. Mimik is a robot created in the 80s capable of imitating human behaviors. Its story involves a tragic incident where its creator's son dies, leading to Mimik's mistreatment. Mimik eventually ends up at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, where it witnesses the murders orchestrated by Afton. A series of events lead to Mimik becoming a digital virus, Glitchtrap, and a physical animatronic, Boom Trap.
The introduction of Mimik through books caused controversy among fans, as it altered long-standing fan theories. Some fans feel that relying heavily on books to change the game's narrative downplays the significance of the main game series and its original story. Mimik's existence aims to address the question of Afton's survival, but the way it was introduced has stirred debate among the fanbase.
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