It sounds dangerous and stupid and you end up being pissed at your stupid toy that won't shut up when you're trying to hide, sure, but if the goal of the toy line is to make sure missing children are found, it makes perfect sense. The regular little Tattletails are capable of sensing danger, making loud noises, and having needs that force a kid to keep moving. The Tattletails toy line is a failed attempt at child-protecting robot guardians. He went back to the drawing board, but with little budget left, settled on a throwback plan, in which Mama Tattletail toys would attack kids like the animatronics at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza were now attacking security guards and stuffing them into suits, as he had with the kids he murdered. Apparently, the government found out about Afton's involvement in the Oklahoma City bombing, and remotely shut off the detonators. At some point, though, his plans ran into a roadblock: NONE OF THE TOYS WERE EXPLODING ANYMORE. Satisfied, he then released the toys to the national market, and they became a hit. Afton bribed government officials, who scapegoated two of his employees (Timothy Mc Veigh and Terry Nichols), and covered up the exploding toys by planting evidence that it was a car bombing done in retaliation for the Ruby Ridge and Waco sieges. The first Tattletails were live bombs, and on April 19, 1995, destroyed the Alfred P. He designed the toys to be cute and innocent, and test-marketed them in Oklahoma City in 1995. After all, children's toys have a much, much wider market than Fazbear's ever could. Then he saw Child's Play, and got the inspiration he needed. He soon decided he needed a new approach.
Finally, he would never, ever get away with tampering the SPP animatronics without incurring the wrath of their creator, Aaron Fechter. Second, they didn't have any AI at all, instead being controlled by a single computer, hydraulics, and reel-to-reel tapes (and later, VHS tapes). For one, none of them could walk around, with the PTT animatronics lacking legs of any sort until the introduction of the C-Stage in the late 80s, and the SPP animatronics also couldn't walk, though Creative Engineering was looking to do this until their R&D budget was slashed thanks to Uncle Klunk bombing with consumers. He briefly toyed with the idea of hacking the animatronics at Fazbear's chief competitors, Pizza Time Theatre and Showbiz Pizza Place. Mama was intentionally made to attack and kill children.Waygetter Electronics is actually the newest venture of William Afton.Īfter the deaths of his children (his daughter was eaten by Circus Baby and his son was mistaken for him and driven into the spring suit), not to mention the Bite of '87 and the shutdown of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, he needed a new approach. And, it's not hard to figure out what- Mama Tattletail was recalled, presumably to be destroyed at the factory- but, if you could physically destroy Mama to get rid of her, what would be the point of The continued distortions make it likely that something's still wrong over there. Most likely, therefore, the phone call comes from Waygetter Electronics. The distortions make it unclear where exactly the call comes from- but, it's a prerecorded call instructing you to call a 1-800 number, indicating that it's probably a business the voice sounds similar to Mama Tattletail's and it ends with a clip of the same background music that plays during Mama's story. after you banish Mama), you get a phone call, with some distortions. But if you wait until Christmas Eve (i.e.
If you answer the phone before Christmas Eve, you get staticy noises along with Mama Tattletail's grinding sound. There's no use for this information in the game itself, so it's likely something left for the sequel. First, the tag you get in the good ending makes a big deal out of how, where, and when the Tattletail was made. The sequel will take place at the facility where the Tattletails are made, and will involve more Mama Tattletails.There are a few things that lead to this conclusion.
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