Fetch

Appearance: Fetch is an animatronic dog about the size of a beagle. He has a large head shaped like a triangle, pointy on the top with a very wide mouth full of sharp, metal teeth at the bottom. Fetch has big pointed ears, a sloped forehead, a long snout with a big nose, and piercing yellow eyes. His matted grayish-brown fur is missing in places, revealing tarnished metal underneath. A couple of wires stick out of Fetch's ears, and a partially exposed hole in his belly reveals a primitive circuit board. Under his belly is a panel. Fetch wears a blue collar around his neck with a dog tag reading "Fetch."

Functionality/Personality: Fetch is an animatronic dog designed to sync with phones and retrieve information, as well as perform other tasks for his owner. Although speechless, Fetch can communicate via phone texting, mostly using (sometimes peculiar) internet text slangs. Whenever his owner/master gets threatened or harmed, Fetch will mercilessly kill the provokers for vengeance. It’s wasn’t a part of the program, it already prevented that from doing something homicide and destructive, but rather, a remnant energy of kid’s soul inside who named ‘Andrew’.

[Andrew, the semi-conciousness inside Fetch: Andrew was one of William Afton's victims, likely the "sixth" child in a version of the Missing Children Incident from the Fredbear’s Family Diner(specifically the one with ball pit).

• Appearance: As a ghost, he appears as a young boy with black, curly hair and rosy cheeks, often seen wearing a cheap alligator mask.

• Vengeful Nature: Andrew's primary motivation is revenge. After his death, his soul latched onto William Afton's, preventing William from dying after the Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator fire and forcing him to endure horrific, endless nightmares (similar to Ultimate Custom Night.)

• Supernatural Abilities: He is a powerful spirit, capable of influencing the physical world through "agony," a supernatural energy derived from pain and suffering. His rage is so potent that it infected numerous objects (including Fetch, the Plushtrap Chaser, and an Ella doll), giving them a malevolent life of their own.

• He was initially attached to William Afton's soul in the hospital ("The Man in Room 1280").

• After Afton's body "burst," Andrew's soul transferred into the Fetch animatronic.

Andrew doesn’t have a full control over Fetch, nor does Fetch have the full control over Andrew. Fetch destructive and homicide behavior is because of the agonizing soul inside of him that drag him through that kind of urge. While the behavior of dog animatronics, craves for touch, for compliment, to be calls ‘Good Boy’, is the influence of Fetch’s original programming.

If the ‘owner’ of Fetch wanted something, it’s Andrew’s power that can read their thoughts and know what they wants. Even metaphorical, he’ll fetch it for them.]

Fetch, with the combination of a robotic consciousness and semi-consciousness, becomes a killing machine-like robot. He do possessed a certain degree of intelligence, enough to know which things are wrong enough to hide himself while doing it but wasn’t enough to realize and correct it all or understand the metaphorical needs. He’ll take it literally of whatever the owner wants, even if the other’s hurts in the progress, that wasn’t his concerns in the first place.

But after all, all he needs is to be pet, to be compliments, to be calls a ‘good boy’ by his owner. Andrew was like that when he’s alive, craves the love from his parents that he have to express that wants to come to pizzeria with the friends who loves and doesn’t judge him. Even though he right now is craving for vengeance, he wasn’t fully conscious and demonstrate those rage in the destructive methods. His craves for love does sync well with the original programming of Fetch, and that’s the thing make them together, the ‘Fetch’.