Adventure Foxy

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Adventure Foxy is a starting character in FNaF World. He first starred in Five Nights at Freddy's as one of the main antagonists, in Five Nights at Freddy's 2 as Withered Foxy alongside his Toy counterpart Mangle, in Five Night's at Freddy's 3 as Phantom Foxy, alongside Phantom Mangle, and his nightmarish counterpart Nightmare Foxy, starring in Five Nights at Freddy's 4.

Appearance

Foxy is a crimson animatronic fox with a pale orange belly. While he does have yellow eyes, he wears an eye-patch on one of his eyes, and like foxy from the other games, he has it over his eye while in a passive state. Out of all of the classic animatronics, he has the sharpest teeth, being very sharp specifically on the lateral incisors. He has two large, ovular ears that stick out of the top of his head, as well as three hair/fur tufts sticking out of both of his cheeks. He also has a small black nose and a hook.

One of his hands is worn away, revealing the endoskeleton, and the other is replaced by a hook. He wears brown shorts, and the legs underneath seem to be torn up as well, revealing the endoskeleton parts

In FNaF World

Foxy, Mangle, Funtime Foxy, Withered Foxy, Phantom Foxy, Phantom Mangle, and Nightmare Foxy are all playable characters in FNAF World. Foxy is one of 8 pre-unlocked characters.

Dialogue:

Foxy: Souldozer! I should've known it was you!
Foxy: You're not even in the right game!

Foxy: Well, we're here to take back what's ours!
Foxy: This will be your last cameo!

Foxy: Great job guys, err.... GALS!
Foxy: I see the processing core! Let's blow it up and get out of here!

Role Ingame

Foxy plays a unique role in the starter party during the early game, and can even wind up being useful late game due to having one especially useful attack, Jumpscare. However, other characters that have Jumpscare are usually better choices.

Foxy plays a very unqiue offensive role, damaging enemies with Hot Cheese, which causes damage over time during most of the fight, while stunning them with Jumpscare. Depending on the situation, the player will most likely be choosing between Jumpscare and Hot Cheese, however Jumpscare will most likely be picked the most. Foxy's Hook is essentially useless; its damage simply doesn't justify the safety of Jumpscare or the extra damage over time that Hot Cheese will do, so it's considered a filler attack. The only useful difference Hook has with Hot Cheese is the direct damage points which might be useful against someone with no health left.

Jumpscare is easily the most useful attack Foxy has since it can prevent his team from being open to enemies' attacks. The precious few seconds the team gets each time Jumpscare takes effect means the difference between having enough time to finish off an enemy or heal, or to simply being killed by the enemy. It will most likely be the most used attack from Foxy during most of the game. Jumpscare is so useful that its even recommended to use it against most bosses, even if the effect lasts shorter against those. However, there are many mid-game characters with Jumpscare that have stronger attacks than Hot cheese and Hook, so Foxy can be safely replaced later.

Hot Cheese should be used when dealing with an enemy that is slower or simply doesn't hit hard with single attacks, and instead uses over-time effects. Since stunning the enemy will not cancel the damage, use Hot Cheese instead to add some valuable extra damage. The damage is not much per hit, however Hot Cheese does last a long time and the damage worth really starts stacking up as the fight goes on. The attack won't be used often, but it can be very welcoming under the right circumstances.

In the end, Foxy serves a unique role during the early game, being the only starting character with Jumpscare, until it's replaced by another character with the same ability, players should definitely keep Foxy simply for the Jumpscare ability, its stunning effect is simply too valuable to pass up. However once Phantom Foxy, Phantom Mangle, or Golden Freddy are introduced, with new abilities such as Hot Cheese 2, Toxic Bite, Unscrew and Haunting, they should replace Foxy and his Hook attack.

For reference, Foxy should be quickly replaced once you either:

1. Have another animatronic with Jumpscare, which will, in almost any circumstance, be better then Foxy.

Or

2. Have enough defensive buffs or Debuffs to reduce your enemies attack enough that stunning them is no longer important, EX: Armor Song, Gift Boxes, or Neon Wall mixed with Gloom Balloon/Song. Together these two will reduce almost any enemies attack enough that Jumpscares stun will be redundant.

Good luck!

Summary[]

Summary: Foxy is a unique starting character with one of the best abilities in the game: Jumpscare. His damage output with Hot Cheese is also great when Jumpscare isn't required, however, due to the amount of mid-game characters that also have Jumpscare and other abilities that outclass both Hook and Hot Cheese, Foxy should, in most cases, be replaced the first chance you get with another Animatronic with Jumpscare.

Foxy's attacks are:
	Deals fairly low damage to a single target
	Temporarily stuns all enemies
	Drops cheese blobs, slowly damaging enemies on top of the cheese

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Trivia

He is awkwardly small in comparison to the other FNAF 1 Adventure animatronics. But this might be due to him crouching.
- However, if Foxy is measured while he stands, he is still small.
- This trait is shared with regular FNAF 1 Foxy, who is the shortest (not counting the cupcake) FNAF 1 Animatronic
Interestingly, Foxy has a Jumpscare attack, despite his reputation of having a poor jumpscare in the core series.
His loading screen quote does not reflect his condition, as he still lacks his costume hands and legs.
Unlike regular FNAF 1 Foxy, Adventure Foxy doesn't have a torn torso or arms, but retains his costume-less hand and legs.
While his regular Foxy has eyebrows, Adventure Foxy does not.
Foxy is the only character who's seen in two minigames of Update 2, (Foxy Fighters and Foxy.EXE).
- Although all four of the FNaF 1 adventure counterparts appear in various mini games of Update 2, Foxy is the only one that speaks.