Toy Bonnie (Mike's New Ghostly Family)

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“	Don't worry! This next part is totally going to hurt. This is my chance to shine, and your chance to fade away!	„
	~ Toy Bonnie, while attempting to kill Mike Schmidt

Toy Bonnie is a one-shot antagonist in Five Nights at Freddy's fanfiction Mike's New Ghostly Family, by Archcommander-Tenebros. He is one of the many recreations of the original Toy Bonnie animatronic, built for Fazbear Entertainment's Fazbear Funtime Service program, and was given to Mike Schmidt as a free "gift" and to test the animatronic's properties.

Appearance[]

Toy Bonnie is a metallic bright-blue and white rabbit animatronic with green eyes and a red bowtie, meant to resemble a kid-friendlier version of Bonnie animatronic. He carries a red guitar, but ditches it when he's active outside of entertainment mode.

Personality[]

Due to the malicious code added to his programming, Toy Bonnie is highly aggressive and attacks everything he can see, breaking walls and furniture when he can't find any people to attack and displaying visible frustration when he can't find his target, but when he finds a human to kill, he'll not stop until he snuffs the life out of them.

When speaking, Toy Bonnie displays narcissistic and self-centered personality, proudly declaring himself "the star of the show" among other things, while also displaying malevolent glee in taunting his targets, boasting about how "the next part is totally going to hurt" and they'll "fade away" while he's going to "shine".

History[]

Toy Bonnie was one of the animatronics from the Fazbear Funtime Service program that Fazbear Entertainment offered Mike Schmidt to purchase for free as an early test run and a "sign of goodwill" for assisting them in the past. With a choice between the Classic and Toy animatronics, Mike decided to pick Toy Bonnie (due to the fact that he won't be able to predict how the Classics would behave without the ghost children's influence or how Toy Foxy would behave outside of Mangle state, while also refusing to take Toy Freddy and Toy Chica due to personal preference).

When an animatronic was delivered, Toy Bonnie initially acted in a non-hostile manner, simply greeting the "audience" and playing songs like a normal animatronic would. However, when the night fell, Toy Bonnie activated on his own, went haywire and started smashing walls and breaking furniture in a display of sudden aggression. Afterwards, he detected Mike Schmidt's presence and went after the man, fully intending to kill him. Breaking off the door of Mike's bedroom, he approached the man who responded by putting a Freddy Fazbear mask that came with Toy Bonnie's package on his face. Initially, Toy Bonnie hesitated to attack him...until his eyes glew red and he began his assault, punching and breaking Mike's left arm before kicking and breaking his left leg. Afterwards, Toy Bonnie tried to strangle the man, but Mike intercepted the attack by shocking him with Fazbear Entertainment-supplied controlled shock device before striking him with electric prod multiple times, frying his internal machinery and rendering Toy Bonnie inoperable.

As Toy Bonnie's rampage and assault were recorded on security cameras, the Schmidt family managed to use it to blackmail Fazbear Entertainment into delaying the release of Fazbear Funtime Service program for months under the threat of releasing the footage of Toy Bonnie's dangerous behavior to public. Meanwhile, Mike's friend Melody Park was asked by the ghost kids to scan Toy Bonnie's internal machinery. Though most chips were fried, meaning that nothing could be salvaged from them, the group discovers from the second-to-last chip that animatronic's programming was actually tampered with by Glitchtrap and his possession victim, explaining Toy Bonnie's dangerous behavior. When Mike learned of it, he presented that point to Fazbear Entertainment's executive Mr. Averus and told him that if Toy Bonnie displayed homicidal tendencies on his own accord, then he would've immediately posted the videos, but since an outside interference was the cause, Mike simply demanded Fazbear Entertainment to take the issue seriously and focus completely on fixing their mistake.

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