| Episode Information: |
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| No. overall: 01 |
| No. in season: 01 |
| Title: Generator Blues (Pilot Episode) |
| Directed by: Scroll of the Dragon |
| Written by: Joshua Guest/Scroll of the Dragon |
| Location: Freddy's Family Pizzeria, Portobello, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK |
| Original release date: April 2026 |
Plot Summary:
The pilot episode, Generator Blues, follows Freddy Fazbear, who is frustrated by his repetitive duties on stage and the facility's excessive power usage, as he berates the night guard. When Bonnie attempts to adjust the lighting, the entire facility suffers a total power failure, plunging the animatronics into darkness and igniting infighting among the group. Chica intervenes to restore order, noting that the kitchen oven has also lost power, and organizes an expedition to the basement to restart the generator.
While left alone, Bonnie and Foxy engage in a heated argument regarding their aesthetic designs, social status, and personal histories. Their confrontation is interrupted by the sudden, disoriented arrival of Golden Freddy, who expresses hostility over his exclusion from the stage. Chica returns after successfully restoring power and mediates the standoff, while Freddy demands that the group set aside their differences and show mutual respect. The episode concludes with the characters making peace and sharing a meal of Welsh cakes.
Trivia:
The episode is officially the pilot episode of the season and series. Despite still being canon, Scroll of the Dragon decided it was not fully canon due to his use of the FNAF McFarlane Toys figures instead.
The series introduces Withered Freddy, Freddy, Bonnie, Foxy, Chica, Golden Freddy and Spring Bonnie.
This is the first FNAF Series to be set fully in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland.
The episode takes place in Edinburgh.
According to Scroll of the Dragon, he was influenced to create the series before a trip to Scotland. After visiting Perth, Edinburgh, Carlisle and Glasgow on his trip. He was influenced to make a series of FNAF based in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland.