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Freddy Fazbear

"Introducing the one, the only- Freddy Fazbear!"

Freddy Fazbear, the titular mascot hailing from the hit indie horror game franchise Five Nights at Freddy's, enters the world of Rivals! A vengeful spirit haunting the halls of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, Freddy will stop at nothing to exact revenge on his would-be killer.




Freddy is a heavyweight, excelling at racking up damage at close range and sporting tools for opening up your opponents at a distance. He also comes equipped with meter and an install mode involved with his gimmick: Dread.


Dread is Freddy's central method of instilling true fear into your opponents! The more hits Freddy lands, the higher their Dread (as indicated by the percent bar on your hud), with scarier, bite-based attacks gaining even more. Freddy cannot lose Dread gained unless he is defeated (i.e. loses a stock), or enters his install state.



Freddy's Dread status is categorized by 4 levels- with each interval becoming progressively stronger.

Freddy's base and weakest state. During which, it may be wise to get in on your opponent, using tools such as Haywire or Bear Lunge, to increase your Dread level as soon as possible.

Freddy gains a speed boost and the ability to cancel his neutral special, Haywire, into any of his tilt attacks.

Freddy gains several tools making his approach options far more deadly. His new down tilt, Freddles, is perfect for keeping opponents on their toes, allowing Freddy pressure in neutral as well as blocking off platforms. He also gets a decrease to his down special cooldown, an upgraded Fazerblaster, as well as a protective fire burst at the end of his recovery, making offstage counterplay much scarier.

Freddy's hud icon will flash red, and he gains access to his powerful install state: Power Outage, triggered by his neutral special.



Haywire: Freddy's neutral special is a counter, which sees him temporarily malfunction. If Freddy is hit as he is glowing, he will stun the opponent for a brief moment, allowing for a potential followup. Doing so will also net Freddy a boost to his Dread. Any attacks countered by Freddy are nullified- including projectiles, allowing for effective counterzoning.

Power Outage: If your Dread level has reached its limit, inputting neutral special will see Freddy temporarily dim the lights, his eyes glowing a ghostly black and white as he enters his terrifying Power Outage phase. During this phase, Freddy will gain passive armor, a speed boost, and access to a powerful new attack: his iconic Jumpscare.

There is a tradeoff however, as during this state Freddy loses access to all of his defensive options, such as his parry and roll/dodge. Attacks dealt by opponents during this phase will also deal twice as much damage, and even chip away at his Dread level, causing the state to end sooner.

Jumpscare: Freddy's strongest attack by far- Jumpscare is a quick, high damage, intense scream that can secure stocks extremely early. Inputting Jumpscare however will trigger his power outage install to end, so be sure to use it wisely, if at all.


Bear Lunge is a command grab that sees Freddy lunge forward, biting any opponent unlucky enough to exist within his grasp. The attack is fairly straightforward, being a decent burst option in neutral, or potential recovery option. Holding down the move however will cause Freddy to enter a stance wherein he bites repeatedly- each bite indicating an increase in the damage/range of his lunge.


Celebrate is a collection of ranged attacks inspired by Freddy's adventures in FNAF World! Upon using each attack, they will switch in a predetermined order that cannot be manipulated. This order includes the following attacks:

Mic Toss: Freddy tosses his microphone forward, dealing minor flinching damage. An effective way to surprise your opponents.

Hot Cheese: Freddy summons three blobs of hot cheese from the sky, allowing for oppressive offstage control against high recoveries.

Pizza Wheel: A strong, but slow multihitting attack, during which Freddy summons a spinning pizza. Useful for oppressing foes in neutral.


Freddy transforms into a ghostly disembodied head, reminiscent of Golden Freddy's jumpscare from Five Nights at Freddy's 2. During its startup, it can be angled up or down before flying forward in the indicated direction. Then, after release, you can angle the trajectory to mix it up a bit. It is rather vulnerable on startup, however, so use it carefully.


Items seen in preview images include the following:
Image 1 - Fazbear's Fright by Sluka
Image 2 - Bedroom by hiyaa7, Phoenix Wright by Mudkid
Image 3 - The Puppet by leopaof, Prize Corner by me
Image 4 - Smash Luigi by KASU HEARTS, The Last Resort by Spamite

Spritework/programming by me @gluumiarts, css/portrait by @ThatBeamPopo. Five Nights at Freddy's by Scott Cawthon.