FNaF Plush - Lost Records: Bloom & Rage (Parody-ish)

⚠️This video has some mature language/jokes.

"NORA."
"AUTUMNNNNN."

What a somewhat-strange summer of '95 this turned out to be! In a "iguanas stealing keys and getting people in trouble with older sisters" kind of way. When weirdos find each other, you know it'll be good. Swann Holloway (Circus Baby) is an awkward film geek and aspiring director. She's always struggled with making friends but after this summer, I think a blood pact's in order. Autumn Lockhart (Happy Frog) is CRAZY on a skateboard, a prop that we TOTALLY made, and just as crazy on the bass. She's also the greatest babysitter on earth. It takes a lot to make sure Nora doesn't do or say anything TOO stupid. Nora Malakian (Roxanne) is a flirty, extroverted, and LOUD explosion of fun. Bit of a potty-mouth, that's for sure. But she's quite passionate about her shreddin' guitar skills and the future of her and Autumn's band that's definitely called Spew. Kat Mikaelsen (Bonnette) is a ball of energy. Angry, determined, and sporadic. She's tough and sometimes blunt but she cares so deeply. She's also a poet. See what these adolescent girls are up to this summer, whether it be wandering through the woods or REAL, PROFESSIONAL band practices. Totally professional. Completely professional.

This is a parody-ish of the video game "Lost Records: Bloom & Rage." I call it a "parody-ish" because it plays with the general themes of Bloom & Rage without sticking to the full plot/conflict. I love these characters a lot and I wanted to work with them, even if it meant a 10-minute recreation of any scene from the game. But here we are with this glorious, half-hour masterpiece! What I've tried to achieve here is the realistic bond of four sixteen-year-olds. Let me know if I cooked. Enjoy! And if you do enjoy, I highly encourage you to check out the actual game!

*Band practice/acoustic guitar ambience music was all done by me. The "See You In Hell" song at the end of this video was a full cover done by me on guitar and my cool dad on drums. Other songs used were "Not A Love Song" and "Common Reaction" by Uh Huh Her, as well as "Headphones" by Morningsiders.