What Is The Fredbear Franchise?

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The fredbear franchise begun in the early 70s and ended in 1985
So were was the first location?
It is located in a forest outskirts of Utah hurricane. Why did Fred bear shut down?
The Fred bear history
The first restaurant that Fazbear Entertainment had created. The restaurant contained two animatronic characters who were (from left to right) Fred bear and Spring Bonnie. Fredbear was from Fredbear and Friends! And Spring Bonnie was totally new. At the time, Fazbear Entertainment created something called a "Springlock Suit". A suit that would be wearable and would still function as an animatronic (if you’re not in it). To function the SpringLock suit, you would have to open up a small door in the back of the Animatronic, and insert a crank.

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