To be Honest, I don’t care for this “Special Strike Rebellion”, considering that the Entirety of Special Strike was made so that Hottest Dog could have an excuse to make animations based exactly like FNaF Canon, that is, No Happy Endings, Senseless Murders, Child Killing, Blood, Death Everywhere…
 
It’s why I just get annoyed at the sight of Rotten Weener’s “Big New Story” coming out, when it’s clear he’s just going to use it as an excuse to destroy what senseless Universe he created to remake it exactly like FNaF Canon.

I don’t know why my last picture got deleted, but just to be sure:
 
I want to apologize if I (accidentally) created a flame war.
 
I just wanted to make a silly comic where Pinkie pointed out the similiarities between the games and the two movies. And also having the opportunity to use the Banana Splits theme song, which is awesome.
 
To be honest, I find this whole “Who ripped off who, who had the idea first” argument pointless. It’s not about who did it first, it’s about who did it best. I personally don’t like “The Banana Splits Movie”, but I know a lot of people do, and I respect that. And “Willy’s Wonderland” looks great. In any case, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, so the fact but not only but two movies were inspired by “Five Nights” shows how great the games are, how an everyman like Scott Cawthon managed to create something wonderful, something with lasting cultural impact.
 
So, to sum up: I’m sorry for accidentally starting a flame war, and know that I have no real beef in this argument.

Let me put it this way: killer robots were a thing before Terminator came along. But if you make your killer robot wear a leather jacket, speak in an Austrian accent, and say “I’ll be back”, can you really pull the “it’s not copyright infringement because the basic idea is older” card?
 
Or, hell, take our franchise. Sirens were a thing before Rainbow Rocks, but when you have a siren with curly hair, who has two other siren henchwomen, who sings a song with the lyrics “Now you are under our spell”, and who participates in a battle of the bands…can you really pull the “it’s not copyright infringement because sirens predate Rainbow Rocks” card?
 
Bottom line: the movie stole Scott’s idea.

@Background Pony #D0EA  
they don’t look exactly life fnaf one and it not a pizzeria  
Killer/haunted animatronics were a thing before Freddy’s.  
 
This was Written a year before the game came out

@northern haste
 
Oh, you mean like when The Island blatantly plagiarized The Clonus Horror, and then everyone involved in The Island went “Clonus didn’t invent the concept of clones rebelling against their masters!”.
 
If you make the killer animatronics look EXACTLY like the FNAF ones, and then set the whole thing in a pizzeria, then it’s plagiarism, plain and simple.

@Background Pony #D0EA  
I’m not an expert but I dont think these things were invented by 5 nights at Freddy’s

@Background Pony #31C2
 
More like plagiarized. They never got the rights from Scott Cawthon and it’s not an official adaptation. How they got away with it eludes me.

@OPAndTSFan  
YW

@fazbearsparkle  
Thanks

OMG Thanks, it’s impressive

 
Your talking about willy’s wonderland based on five nights at Freddy’s

@Lord You Know Who  
He’s not trapped in there with them, they’re trapped in there with him

Then Nicolas Cage shows up and destroys all the animatronics.