Pittrap

Oswald is an ordinary 10-year-old schoolboy with a couple of distinctive features: freckles and a cowlick. He most often wears jeans and sneakers.

Oswald has dark brown hair, a yellow-and-orange striped T-shirt, a dark blue sweatshirt, and matching jeans, along with black sneakers.

Like many other fifth-graders, Oswald enjoys having fun playing video games, watching modern sci-fi movies, or reading manga, and often mocks or simply disregards old things. He doesn't have good relationships with other kids at school: his only friend has moved away, and he can't make any new ones. Due to his family's dire financial situation, he doesn't have modern technology (like a touchscreen phone) to bring to class. His family can't afford expensive vacations at camp or resorts, and he's afraid others will ridicule him for his lack of money. Oswald tries to treat adults with respect and tolerates the ridicule of his classmates, rarely fighting back. Although he may lie to his family and friends or even offend them, he is deeply concerned for their safety and apologizes for his mistakes. He is also often afraid of appearing in a bad light.

With nothing to do at school, Oswald is bored in class and sometimes doesn't even listen to the teacher. Outside of school, the situation is no better: as the city slowly dies, many of Oswald's old activities are no longer available, and the entertainment he has quickly becomes boring. This boring life makes the boy irritable and eventually leads to a fight with his father. Drawing remains his only distraction. When Oswald meets kids from 1985, his mood improves. He begins studying 1980s fashion to keep up a conversation with them. Oswald feels bad that Mike and Chip have to pay for him because he lacks money, and when he gets some tokens, he happily shares them. He regrets that after what happened at the pool, he won't be able to hang out with the kids anymore.

Although he initially enjoyed the unusual properties of the ball pit at Jeff's Pizza, after what happened to his father, Oswald decides not to put himself or his loved ones in danger anymore. Before the discovery of the dead children, Oswald considered himself mature and brave, not allowing himself to cry. But when the Yellow Horror threatens his life, he runs away in terror, locks himself in his room, seeking help, ready to burst into tears at any moment. He slowly loses hope and increasingly begins to wonder if his father, who was dragged into the pool by the monster, may already be dead. Only after a conversation with the new girl at school, Gabriella, does Oswald realize he needs to be brave and fight back the monster to save his family. He loses his fear of the Yellow Terror, tricks it, and runs off to the pizzeria to find his missing parent. When the Yellow Rabbit attacks the boy, he fights bravely and pushes the monster onto the fence. Afterward, he makes peace with his father and even accepts his criticism.

Oswald's mother is of average height and has stubble on her face, according to Oswald. She wears a white tank top made of cheap fabric, thick socks, and brown steel-toed work boots. She wears a red vest while working.

Oswald's mother has brown hair and stubble. She wears a plain blue sweater and matching jeans with a black belt, along with dark boots.

Oswald's mother was born in 1973 in Hurricane. She had an active, happy childhood, spending her days hanging out with friends. Until she was about 12 years old, Oswald's mother frequented Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, where she spent a lot of time and money playing arcade games. A few years after 1985, he met Oswald's father and began dating her. He later married her and became the father of a boy in 2010. Nothing is known about his education, but three years before the events of the story, she worked in a factory that supplied the entire town, and after its closure, she worked as a cashier in various stores.

After the factory closed, Oswald's mother lost her job, leaving the entire family in dire financial straits. Unlike some other residents, she didn't leave town, even as it slowly began to die. During the events of the story, Oswald's mother works part-time at the "Snack Space" and earns a small salary, but plans to get a job at a grocery store by the fall, and then work her way up to manager of the deli department to earn more money.

In 2020, Oswald's mother suggests that he spend his summer vacation relaxing at the library and at Jeff's Pizza. After receiving a positive response, she regularly takes him downtown and gives him some pocket money for pizza. One day, she discovers Oswald in the dirty pool from the pizza shop. Enraged at his son, the father approaches the pool but is suddenly attacked by the Yellow Horror, which emerged from the memories of the 1985 child murders. After the attack, the mother loses consciousness, and the monster leaves her buried under a pile of marbles. Oswald subsequently returns to the pizzeria, where he finds and awakens his mother after defeating the Yellow Horror.

Oswald's mother is described as a good-natured, easy-going person who loves her family. She is also self-assured and never misses an opportunity to argue, as a good debate is one of her favorite pastimes. Mentioning the family's poverty makes her sad, but unlike her son, she takes it more calmly. For her, the most important thing is that they spend time together. Oswald's mother has rather outdated morals and, in her son's opinion, terrible taste in music. Her interests include country music and vanilla ice cream. She is also an excellent ice skater.

At first glance, the Pittrap appears to be a human animator wearing a large anthropomorphic rabbit costume with a purple bow tie. The creature resembles the regular Bonnie who performed on stage at Freddy's Pizza, but with yellow fur instead of blue: the rabbit has blank, unblinking eyes that feel artificial to the touch, like those of animatronics, a permanent grin, and long rabbit ears.

When the Pittrap opens its mouth, it is revealed that beneath the costume is not a human, but a strange entity with two rows of sharp fangs that can be used for attack. In Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit, it is also shown to have internal organs in the form of lumps of flesh that stretch and deform freely as it moves.

When the Pittrap emerges from the ball pit into the real world, most people see it as Oswald's mother. Only Oswald and his cat, Corruption, can see the creature's true form.

The monster cannot eat or sleep, and has a powerful grip. In the story, it only silently opens its mouth, but in the game, its appearance is accompanied by distorted phrases and eerie human moans.

In the graphic novel adaptation, the Pittrap is depicted as an exact replica of Springy Bonnie, wearing a bow tie and a pair of buttons on its chest. However, as in the graphic novel "Silver Eyes," the color of the accessories is changed to red.

In the game adaptation, the Pittrap appears as a regular Springy Bonnie with a purple bow tie and black buttons. Additionally, segmental lines can be seen on its head.

On the cover of the original first volume of "Fazbear Horror," the creature has organic material visible around its eyes, and an unknown black liquid flows from its right eye socket.[6] In the game adaptation, the Pittrap oozes the same black liquid when entangled in a net. The Pittrap actions and lines suggest that its personality closely mirrors that of the serial child killer William Afton, in his yellow rabbit form.

First, the rabbit hides in the corner of the pizzeria, observing potential victims, and then leads them to a special, private room to kill them. Oswald, who was brought by the creature to see the murdered children, believes that the Pittrap wants to show off its "art"—the bodies of its victims—to someone, as it is proud of the crime it has committed.

While the monster is gaining the victim's trust, it does not reveal its cruel nature in any way. However, when the rabbit replaces Oswald's mother, it begins to treat the boy roughly: grabbing him and dragging him around, constantly monitoring his actions in the house, and even attacking, biting his hand.

The Pittrap fears death and, at the story's conclusion, struggles to extricate itself from the suffocating net. The monster's gaze begs Oswald, who is nearby, for help.

The game adaptation shows that the Pittrap hates its human form: in the secret room, it doesn't react at all to a photograph of Henry and William in costume, but as soon as the monster picks up a photograph of Afton without his costume, it begins to hallucinate and flies into a rage. This reaction corresponds to the killer's behavior in the novels. When Afton became Springtrap, he began to see his former self as weak and pathetic. He can speak. He is a woman.