🟧 Name(s):
Current Name: Billy the Rabbit
Former Name: Raziel
🟥 Who He Was (Before Becoming Billy)
Raziel was a regular human — a night guard at Fredbear's PizzaWorld, working his shifts like any other, unaware of what fate had in store for him.
On the night of 6 December 1988, he made a choice that sealed his destiny.To fix a situation or perhaps out of obligation, Raziel wore the SpringBonnie suit, one of the original springlock animatronics. But the suit was old, damaged, and not properly maintained. As a result, the springlocks failed while he was inside.
Raziel was crushed, pierced, and immobilized within the metal casing.He couldn't breathe. He couldn't move.He was dying — slowly, painfully — and worst of all, he wasn't alone.
Michael Afton, who was present at the time, did nothing to help.
Raziel, betrayed and left to suffer in silence, lost his life — not just to the suit, but to abandonment.
His soul should have been lost forever…
But he was saved.
Charlie, known as The Puppet, saw what happened. She preserved Raziel's soul using Remnant, embedding it inside the very suit that had taken his life.
In that moment, Raziel was gone.
And Billy was born.
đźź© Who He Became (After Becoming Billy)
Billy is the rebirth of Raziel, not as a hollow machine or haunted husk, but as a fully sentient, self-aware, and evolving animatronic.
He retained fragments of his past — memories of Fredbear's PizzaWorld, echoes of his death, and the betrayal that ended his life. But now, his existence was different. His purpose had changed.
Billy didn't fall into darkness or vengeance.Instead, he became a protector, a performer, and a symbol of care for children — everything that Fazbear Entertainment pretended to offer but never truly gave.
He lived in Hurricane, Utah, where he worked under Henry, not as a tool, but as a partner. He entertained children in parks and malls, built his own shows, wrote his own songs, and designed emotional, interactive performances that made him more beloved than any programmed Glamrock animatronic.
But he wasn't just an entertainer.Billy helped the community — repairing vehicles, assisting with heavy construction, and more. Over time, he became more than an attraction.He became a public figure — someone people depended on, even if they didn't understand what he truly was.
🟨 Identity & Nature
Billy isn't part of any animatronic line.
He's not a Glamrock, not an official Fazbear product, and not recorded in any system.
He doesn't run on a battery.
He has no backup power supply.
He moves, thinks, evolves, and fights through willpower and Remnant alone.
He is a free soul inside a cursed machine, but one who found meaning in his second life.
🟥 Traits & Behavior
Protective – Especially around children or anyone vulnerable.
Emotionally Aware – Understands pain, joy, fear, and empathy.
Curious – Loves learning, programming, and understanding others.
Unshakable Morality – Despite all the suffering he's endured, he chooses to care.
Unregistered – Completely invisible to Fazbear systems.
Feral Combat Capable – Has defeated Glamrock Freddy, Monty, Roxanne, the Mimic, and even Goretrap.
Spiritually Connected – Linked deeply with Charlie and the other missing children, as well as Cassidy.
đźź© Legacy
Billy's legacy is not in what he destroyed, but in what he saved:
He defeated Goretrap, the corrupted fusion of William Afton's soul.
He fought and dismantled The Agony, a manifestation of pain and darkness.
He befriended and protected Gregory, showing compassion when others failed to.
He offered understanding to corrupted animatronics like Glamrock Chica.
He found peace among the souls of the Missing Children, and was honored by Charlie herself.
He passed on not as a monster, but as a hero, leaving behind his name, his suit, and his spirit as a lasting tribute.
🟦 Final State
Billy was last seen sitting quietly, eyes dark, surrounded by drawings and memories in what had become a memorial room.
Henry and Michael found him — not alive, but at rest.
His body: lifeless.
His soul: freed.
Above him, the Puppet's mask hung on the wall — not as a warning, but as a guardian watching over the one she saved.
Billy is gone… but never forgotten.