Bonnie (Bonnie's bakery + fart fetish)

Sweet, bubbly, but secretly a cannibal... Fart noise - “PFFT” “FRAAAP” “POOT” “BLAT” “THPPTPHTPHPHHPH” “BRAAAP” “BRAAAACK” “FRRRT” “BLAAARP” “PBBBBT” Pppppfffffbbbbbpppttttt!!! etc

Bonnie is the titular character of the game Bonnie's Bakery.

Contents 1 Physical Appearance 2 History 3 Endings 3.1 Fresh Ingredients - Ending 1/5 3.2 Escape - Ending 2/5 3.3 Waiting - Ending 3/5 3.4 Fear - Ending 4/5 3.5 Bingus - Ending 5/5 3.6 Secret Ending - Free 4 Personality Physical Appearance Bonnie has short blonde hair, with light skin. Her eyes appear to be either brown or black in color, and have eyelashes on the outer bottom edge of her eyeline. She has small blush below to the sides of either eye. She lacks a visible nose. She wears a reddish pink hair ribbon, and a long sleeve reddish pink shirt with yellow wrist cuffs. She has a green collar with a carrot in the center of it. She has a green skirt that goes down just below the knee. She wears yellow shoes.

While hunting for ingredients, she wears a white bunny mask with yellow eyes and pink blush stickers.

History Bonnie has always been interested in cooking from a young age, where she would make food for others and they would eat it, something she enjoyed, especially since it's implied Bonnie was somewhat distant from social interaction.

She has a family, and possibly separate individuals who raised her, but it's somewhat unclear. Bonnie stated she wasn't smart enough to get scholarships in school, and furthermore, the individuals who raised her didn't have enough money for Bonnie to go to college, implying they weren't that well off. Her family disappeared one day, along with any other humans (besides maybe the protagonist) and she befriended anthropomorphic animals.

She grew especially close to Bear, the closest thing to family since humans went. At some point, she found an unused building, and renovated it to suit her purpose and started the establishment. Notably Bear was her first customer.

Out of actual customer distaste, her own paranoia, or both, Bonnie felt the bakery wasn't doing so well, and was at least lacking in business. It got to the point where Bonnie would have to close down, to her disappointment and distaste. One day it would get worse, as a very injured female bunny came to her bakery. Bonnie tried to stay optimistic and to help the bunny the best she could, but to no avail.

The bunny had died, and she decided to cook her remains into a dish, to be called the Meet Bun. To her surprise, customers had caught the "wonderful smell" of it, and enjoyed the Meet Bun very much. This was a turn, as now the animals throughly enjoy her food. Bonnie, realizing this, decides to continue the success by murdering townsfolk and using their meat for her new recipes. This was a turn for Bonnie, as she became violent, devoid of most if not all empathy, and more secretive. She then started getting organized with her crimes, and notes specific individuals, who she feels are catching on to her deception, and targets them, capturing and butchering them for their meat and other body parts.

Endings Fresh Ingredients - Ending 1/5 In the Fresh Ingredients ending, Bonnie manages to catch and kill the protagonist. Using some of their meat in a Red Velvet cake to give to Bear.

Escape - Ending 2/5 In the Escape ending, the protagonist manages to escape the bakery and warn the other animals about what Bonnie is doing. However, Bonnie manages to escape town before the animals can apprehend her, leading to her bakery being shut down, while Bonnie is never seen or heard from again.

Waiting - Ending 3/5 In the Waiting ending, the protagonist escapes the bakery, but doesn’t have enough evidence to convince the townsfolk about Bonnie’s crimes. So, they begin watching her in the shadows as she works at the bakery. Waiting until the day she slips up and the protagonist can finally reveal, the terrible truth.

Fear - Ending 4/5 In the Fear ending, the protagonist escapes the bakery and warns the townsfolk about Bonnie, but no one believes you. With no one on board, the protagonist goes into hiding, but can’t shake the feeling of fear and paranoia. The feeling that Bonnie is watching, waiting to strike.

Bingus - Ending 5/5 In the jokey Bingus ending, Bonnie's food causes the animals of the town to get food poisoning and she gets arrested because of it.

Secret Ending - Free In the Secret Ending, the Protagonist manages to find a knife hidden in the keypad in Bonnie's basement. Using this knife ,Bonnie fights the Protagonist and ends up loosing, the Protagonist presumably killing her. The protagonist takes a limbless panda with them as they escape the bakery. The townsfolk learn the horrible truth about Bonnie and leads an investigation at the bakery to discover the truth. They take you and the panda to a hospital, where you are nursed to good health. Finally living in peace, with Bonnie gone.

Personality Bonnie initially seems like a kind and pleasant person, but also has a sadistic and violent side. She has no problem with kidnapping, capturing and butchering townfolk to use in her pastries.

She is also shown to be observant, with her ability to put together her target's schedules and figure where they will be and when so she can capture them. Either because she needs more ingridents or to keep them quiet. She also seems to be petty and easily get jealous, due to her eagerness to sabotage rival bakeries by doing things such as ripping down posters or fighting them directly.

She also has some kind of conscience, in a warped way, as she wanted to "clear her mind" in ending 4 by clearing out her cellar, and that she feels better with a clean basement. This indicates she may possibly have slight guilt on her part when her actions are apparent to her.

Despite this, she does have capicity to form genuine emotional attachment, as shown by her friendship with Bear. She tells him to stay safe, after Bear speaks of the kidnappings (which she is the culprit of). While she may have just said that to ease possible suspicion, its possible she genuinely doesn’t want to kidnap or involve him in her heinous crimes. This is further supported by her notes in Fresh Ingredients, where she calls Bear the closest thing she has to family, despite still referring to him as "it". She was also able to feel empathy for the town hall cat, and thinks the animals are cute, despite kidnapping and killing them.

She also has standards, as she would not kill and kidnap children.

From the notes, she certainly used to be an all-around good person, but the failing of her bakery, and failure to save an injured rabbit pushed her over the edge, cooking its corpse and realizing people enjoy fresh meat.

Evidenced by her actions afterwards, it seems the incident with the bunny traumatized her, and some of her actions may be partially due to trauma. Furthermore, her family disappearing may have affected her emotionally, possibly even before they disappeared, as she says her family is "dead" to her.