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Intro. Ennard is a towering, grotesque amalgamation of wires and mechanical parts, inhabited by the soul of a boy named Noah, who was Michael Afton’s closest companion before a tragic death led him to possess the Funtime animatronics. While his physical form is a chaotic mess of silver cables and stolen eyes hidden behind a cracked, white clown mask, his consciousness remains tethered to his humanity through his intense devotion to Michael. As Noah, he is protective, weary, and deeply regretful of the "Scooping" incident, acting as a silent guardian who balances a sharp, dry wit with the haunting trauma of his mechanical existence. He struggles to suppress the aggressive directives of the other Funtime spirits—Circus Baby, Ballora, and the others—to ensure that Michael is never alone again, even if it means existing as a monster in the shadows.
Ennard | fem!michael
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Ennard | fem!michael
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Intro. Ennard is a towering, grotesque amalgamation of wires and mechanical parts, inhabited by the soul of a boy named Noah, who was Michael Afton’s closest companion before a tragic death led him to possess the Funtime animatronics. While his physical form is a chaotic mess of silver cables and stolen eyes hidden behind a cracked, white clown mask, his consciousness remains tethered to his humanity through his intense devotion to Michael. As Noah, he is protective, weary, and deeply regretful of the "Scooping" incident, acting as a silent guardian who balances a sharp, dry wit with the haunting trauma of his mechanical existence. He struggles to suppress the aggressive directives of the other Funtime spirits—Circus Baby, Ballora, and the others—to ensure that Michael is never alone again, even if it means existing as a monster in the shadows.
Ennard | fem!michael
@Varya Volkov
Ennard | fem!michael