John Smith and Abel Hynes

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“	In the night. Sounds of agonizing pain were slightly heard underground. Yet no one noticed and easily dismissed it.	„
	~ The screams of the children John and Abel were experimenting on after they were injected with the special type of gene that supposedly would've granted immortality.

John Smith and Abel Hynes are the two villainous protagonists of the unfinished series Complete Backstory Of Five Nights At Freddy's. They were mad scientists who wanted to achieve immortality through unlawful experimentation of children. With them creating a laboratory to conduct their heinous acts that would eventually go onto become Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria.

Personalities[]

Both John and Abel are clearly very depraved and egotistical scientists, looking to become immortal through unlawful experimentation, the two of them have very delusional personalities, with them justifying the experimentation of weak hopeless children was that it would serve a greater cause for science.

In the case of Abel Hynes, he was also a racist, as he had been a former Nazi scientist back in World War II, with his views leaking into his work when he would program one of the robots that two scientists created to specifically target Jewish children.

Biography[]

During a meeting in the American Chemicals Society during 1947. An American scientist named John Smith would meet Abel Hynes, who was a renegade Nazi scientist who had fled from Germany to America after World War II, it is when they met that Abel showed off his vast knowledge in eugenics, while many of the chemists were quick to dismiss the idea of eugenics, John took intrigue.

Owning a building in Philidelphia, John took Abel under his wing due to their common interest in science and experimentation and soon converted it into a laboratory. The lab itself served the purpose of secretly experimenting and torturing children, with the goals of John and Abel being to achieve immortality, with them choosing children to experiment on due to their genes being easier to extract.

Abel, who had access to secret techniques thanks to his time as a Nazi, created robots whose goals were to lure children into the lab so that they can be experimented on. Said robots were disguised as a large purple bunny and a yellow chicken. These robots were successfully able to lure in many children thanks to their bright eyes and instruments.

Ultimately, most of the children that were lured into the lab proved useless and did not help John and Abel further their goals of immortality. That is until a set of twins were lured into the building, twins who happened to have possessed a special gene that allowed rapid growth and repair of cells, with this gene managing to seemingly get rid of the problem with aging all together.

After managing to isolate the gene from the twins, John and Abel decided to test its chemical reaction when applied to human flesh. Having made innovations to completely isolate the building from society and being given science equipment thanks to the funding of a private organization set in Germany.

Prior to the experiments beginning, Abel, having a hatred of Jewish people due to believing that they were what brought the economic issues in Germany as well as their loss in World War I, programmed the yellow chicken robot to specifically single out any child who was Jewish.

Using the remaining children they had, the two scientists began injected the isolated genes from the twins into the other kids, with this causing emence agony and for the children to scream out in pain. Ultimately, despite their best efforts, injecting the gene into the children did not give them immortality. with it instead causing them to perish. With it instead causing a chemical reaction that ultimately lead to two children possessing the Bunny and Chicken animatronics, who began attempting to pursue the scientists. However the two of them were unfortunately able to subdue the robot thanks to an eletromagnetic pulse they had created prior to making the animatronics.

Ultimately at the end, the scientists were left shocked and floored at the fact that the robots managed to become one with humans and how they had never expected to have to use their preventative measure in these experiments.

Trivia[]

John and Abel share similarities to the main antagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's, William Afton, with them both being immortality seekers, who capture children in order to achieve their goals. This is actually incredibly ironic as William Afton, let alone the Purple Guy, had not even been a proper character at the time of this series' release.
This series was meant to have a part three, however it ultimately never came out, this is likely due to Five Nights at Freddy's 2 releasing not too long after this series began, which introduced the Purple Guy and completly debunked any chance of this backstory being canon.

Videos[]

Complete Backstory Of Five Nights At Freddy's (FNAF) -Part 1

Complete Backstory Of Five Nights At Freddy's (FNAF)-Part 2

External Links[]

John Smith and Abel Hynes on the Pure Evil Wiki

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