The Five Nights at Freddy‘s movie is rolling out worldwide, and moviegoers are keen to know if there is an end credits, post-credits, or mid-credits scene to stay and wait for. Here’s the need-to-know info about a FNAF end credits sequence and, if there is one, an explanation of what it means.
Is there a Five Nights at Freddy’s end credits, post-credits, or mid-credits scene?
Yes, there is a Five Night’s at Freddy’s mid-credits scene.
The scene plays after the first batch of credits before the longer closing credits crawl. Viewers only have to wait for a couple of minutes to see the mid-credits scene.
Five Nights at Freddy’s mid-credits scene explained
The Five Nights at Freddy’s mid-credits scene features Balloon Boy, a key antagonist of the FNAF games.
Though the character can be spotted earlier in the movie, it’s only in the mid-credits where he takes a more prominent role. This perhaps teases how he will be one of the main villains in a potential sequel.
The mid-credits scene takes place in the taxi from earlier. Someone knocks on the door of the taxi to be let in, but the driver isn’t taking any customers. The knocking continues and the driver turns around to discover Balloon Boy has entered the vehicle.
While it’s cool that the mid-credits scene teases a bigger role for Balloon Boy, it’s likely that some viewers will be disappointed that there wasn’t something more. With so much lore to pull from and many characters to feature, this mid-credits scene may be viewed as underwhelming. However, it at least shows that the creators have something in mind for a sequel, if it is ever greenlit.
For more Five Nights at Freddy’s content, here’s what the letters mean at the end of the movie. Also, read here about how the FNAF movie is set for a scary good box office debut.
