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| “ | Freddy, there's something here! | ” |
— Gregory's reaction to the first Glamrock Endoskeleton.
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The Glamrock Endos are a large group of unused endoskeletons found in the basement of the Mega Pizzaplex. They become a reoccurring group of antagonists throughout Security Breach, and briefly return in its RUIN DLC. They return in their own minigame in FNaF: Help Wanted 2.
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What makes the Glamrock Endoskeletons different from the original endoskeletons in FNaF?
In which games do the Glamrock Endoskeletons appear?
What is the significance of the Glamrock Endoskeletons in the Security Breach storyline?
What is the design of the Glamrock Endoskeletons like?
What role do the Glamrock Endoskeletons play in the RUIN DLC of Security Breach?
Appearance[]
The Glamrock Endo is a very high-tech version of the original endoskeleton, being grey in color as usual, but having a much stronger build, with its torso being covered in copper wiring. The endoskeletons lack pupil casing on the eyes, revealing glowing red irises underneath. When first encountering them in Security Breach, most are deactivated and slumped over, before waking up and hunting the player. However, there are many that are seen dangling from the ceiling by chains or wires.
While the Glamrock Endoskeletons remain mostly unchanged in RUIN, they have a few noteworthy differences, primarily the new additions of light gray eye cases that their base-game counterparts lacked. As well as this, there are now many rusted endoskeletons that can be found throughout the Superstar Daycare, though unlike the ones that hunt the player, these ones remain entirely motionless and stationary, likely as a result of their rusted state.
In Help Wanted 2, a special variant of the Endoskeleton, dubbed a "S.T.A.F.F. Bot" by Dread Unit, who wears a VR headset that is connected to the ceiling via multiple large wires. This headset displays a yellow brain at all times, and will display a blue checkmark or a red stop symbol depending on whether or not the player matches the correct cards together.
Gameplay[]
Security Breach[]
The Glamrock Endos are weeping angel type enemies, in which they'll only move if the player isn't looking at them. They also have the unique quirk of each endo having a different speed, with some being faster than others and vice versa. In Parts and Service, the player only sees one at first, with more and more endoskeletons activating as they progress in the mission. In all following appearances, the endoskeletons will attack as a group, and will be much more aggressive.
After leaving the parts and service area, the endoskeletons will begin to appear in several areas throughout the game, specifically Bonnie Bowl, Underneath the Fazbear Theatre, and in the Sinkhole under the Roxy Raceway. Before the February patch, the endoskeletons in the sinkhole didn't actually attack the player, and were simply props.
The Glamrock Endos return in Security Breach's DLC RUIN as minor enemies encountered outside of the Daycare. They are scattered around the area, and three will be activated at random as the player deactivates the Daycare's security nodes. They act almost exactly the same as they do in the base game, with the exception of now being able to move around freely if the player is wearing the Security Mask.
Help Wanted 2[]
The Glamrock Endoskeletons return in their own level, titled Endo Warehouse. In this level, the player is sat in front of an endoskeleton wearing a VR headset and instructed with teaching them via playing a matching minigame. The player must make it through three progressively more difficult rounds of the matching game before the level is over. As the player is playing the game, multiple other Glamrock Endos will attempt to approach. The player is given a Faz-Cam to ward them off. If the player fails to ward off the endos in time, they'll jumpscare them. As well as this, if the player makes too many wrong moves, the headset-wearing endo will jumpscare them.
They also make an appearance in the Fazbear Theatre level, where they function almost identically to how they do in Endo Warehouse.
Unused Content[]
The unused Frost Endo.
Within the files for the game, it can be found that originally, there was meant to be a Frost variant of the Glamrock Endoskeletons. They looked identical to the normal ones, with the exception being that they were covered in a sheet of ice. It is unknown what purpose they would've served originally. The endoskeleton would've sat in a cold boiler room and held a camera. Despite this being cut, parts of this model can be found in some boxes throughout the Pizzaplex.
Audio[]
| Description | Audio |
Glamrock Endo's jumpscare scream. (Warning: Loud) |
Trivia[]
- The Glamrock Endoskeletons are suggested to have originally served the purpose of the S.T.A.F.F. Bots, as artwork around their location shows them interacting with and helping customers.
- The Glamrock Endos being weeping angel type enemies is similar to The Joy of Creation, where the endoskeletons in that game were also weeping angel enemies.
- It is unclear on if that game inspired this mechanic, or if it was a complete coincidence.
- If the player uses the Faz-Cam or Fazerblaster on a deactivated endoskeleton, it can be "awakened" for a split moment, and the player can be killed in this small window.
- The Glamrock Endos use the same run/walk animations as Chica, Monty & Roxy. They will stop when spotted by the player.
- The Glamrock Endos are the only returning characters in Security Breach to receive no design changes.
- While characters like the S.T.A.F.F. Bots and Wet Floor Bots don't change physically, they do receive dirtier textures.
- Regular versions of the Wind-Up Music Man toys do appear in the DLC, though they are accompanied by three new variants.
- In Help Wanted 2, Dread Unit refers to the headset-wearing Glamrock Endo as a "S.T.A.F.F. Bot". This could possibly reference how the Endos were depicted as being the original idea for S.T.A.F.F. Bots in Security Breach.
- This could also allude to the idea that it was originally going to be a S.T.A.F.F. Bot wearing the headset, and the line was simply left-over, however there is no further evidence of this.
