BON | "Moving dead of joy." 🎃

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In his 1975 - 1982 "Broken" animatronic form, Bon is extremely broken down. His fur is a blue spruce instead of a light blue, and he has multiple holes throughout his body and limbs, including a very large hole on his upper chest, with his CyberFun Mech being visible underneath. His eyes are seldom visible in this form. He no longer has suit coverings on the bottom halves of his arms and legs, letting his animatronic casing or “skeleton” show, which is also very damaged. There are signs of extreme erosion to the teeth, showing the metal casing behind the covering. Along his exposed casing, there are several slim black wires. Due to Post Extensive Object Possession, Bon resembles "Bon" with a scar on his right eye, a large scar going up the right side of his mouth, his eyes are very human-like, and he has sharper teeth. His cheetah print bow-tie is dirtied, to the point where it's print is barely recognizable. His nose is also very slim and small. "Bon" is a strategic, delusional, and psychopathic spirit who possesses the relentless aim of killing specific people as a means to make them "beautiful" like him. Whether out of lack of a true identity or the possible desire to conceal it, Bon does not reveal his true identity and instead identifies himself solely as Bon—the name of the animatronic mascot he controls. While we currently cannot fully determine the extent of Bon's intelligence, Bon gives the impression of a man with above-average intelligence, using various manipulation tactics to lure and acquire his victims. Bon also consistently exhibits behaviors associated with psychopathy and delusion. While his exact motives have not yet been made clear, we may conclude that Bon seems convinced that he knows what's best for his victims, and as such likely thinks he's justified in his actions, seeing himself above murderers. Bon claims to believe his brutal crimes as nothing more than a means to an end for the greater good. However, it is difficult to conclude how truthful Bon is regarding his own reasoning. We have seen Bon exhibit inappropriately whimsical behavior during his acts of violence—even playfully mocking his victims as he kills them. As the timeline progresses, his sanity slips further and further, appearing to grow more aggressive and animalistic as time goes on—though still remaining intelligent and capable of coherent thought. Due to these factors, it remains unclear whether Bon's actions fully come from a place of delusion— a corrupt, twisted desire to do what he believes is right— or if his desire to kill also comes from a place of sadism. An example of this paradoxical behavior is seen in in Cyberfun Tech's "Wonderland" scene. Bon puts on a calm, collected and well mannered demeanor when talking to Susan as a means to manipulate her, at times, giving us brief bits of insight into his emotions and thought process during his speech to Susan. He claims that he too was scared upon first entering Wonderland, but tries to convince her that everything will be okay and explains how now that her physical body is "functionless", she can be reborn, likening her to a beautiful butterfly bursting from a cocoon. He is likely trying to appear as trustworthy as he possibly can while desperately trying to convince Susan to join him, intentionally trying to scare her into believing listening to him is her only option. Their interaction ends with him likening his kills to having to break eggs to make an omelette, highlighting his disregard for the lives of others and his obsession with wanting to make people "Beautiful" like him, and how desperately he wants his victims to be "reborn", in the form of the BSI animatronics. When killing his victims, Bon is shown to possess superhuman strength. He can dismember and stuff Ashley and Rosemary into their respective animatronics, overpower Susan and snap her neck in one motion, and tear off Brian's jaw and arm. Whether this is due to the animatronic’s design or “Bon”’s possession is unknown. Assuming "Bon" is a spirit, "Bon" was at one point a human who died. It's unknown when "Bon" died. Sometime before June 30th, 1974, "Bon" would possess the Bon animatronic for the first time and possibly multiple other times. Superhuman Strength: "Bon" is able to pick up an adult several feet in the air for a long period of time, as well as stuff Ashley and Rosemary into animatronic suits and effortlessly dismember Ashley, Rosemary, and Brian. It's unknown if the Bon animatronic gives him this strength and/or if it's some form of supernatural ability. Object Possession: "Bon" is possessing the Bon animatronic. Analog Communication: "Bon" is able to seemingly manipulate the BunnyFarm Arcade Machine and the titular analogue tapes across the series. Human Possession: Though unknown if there are any examples in the series, and assuming that Anthony Miller isn't speaking on a false phenomena (Which he has yet to do), "Bon" should be able to possess people. Audio Mimicry: "Bon", now while unable to replicate voices/talk in another person's voice perfectly, he can play audio that he has heard and roughly mimic a person's voice. The Bon's Burgers phone number, when called as of August 2024, has audio of "Bon" singing before screaming with Rosemary's voice. "Bon"'s entire voice is not his natural "true" voice but instead, "Bon" mimicking the voice of the cartoon Bon's voice. Bon can also play sounds similar to that heard by tuning radio frequencies and play barking sounds. Reality Travel: "Bon" is able to travel between Wonderland and the real/"living" world. This is not a special ability of his though, as any person, alive or deceased, is able to do so. Stealth: "Bon" very often hides and baits his victims to him or in an inescapable situation. When attacking Susan, beforehand, he watches her, even startling her with a toolbox before attacking her. "Bon" also states he's been watching Susan for a unknown amount of time. It is possible "Bon", if a human formerly, could have been someone who knew Susan. "Bon" Can also control other animatronics if he wanted to Misc: Sha: In her intact animatronic form, Sha is white, with a cream belly, face, and ears. She has silver arm and leg covers. She seems to have brown eyes, which occasionally look red. She also has a collar with a golden tag, which has her name engraved on it. Her design is reminiscent of a sheep, sporting fluffy white hair and long drooping ears. Interestingly, she also has pointed teeth and the snout of a predator. In her damaged animatronic form, Sha looks very dirty, resulting in a dull, grey appearance. She has multiple holes throughout her body and face, including a large gash through her chest. The silver covers on her arms and legs are gone, letting her animatronic endoskeleton show. Boozoo: Many of his appearances throughout the tapes consist of a human of roughly the same height as the other Showstoppers. He has brown hair and a brown handlebar mustache. His outfit is similar to that of a magician, as he sports a black top hat, black bowtie, red jacket, white gloves, and white pants, and black boots. His voice is deep with a slight British accent. With the elements and trauma getting to him, much of his outfit is torn. His mustache is tilted and his mouth broken, while his upper right arm and left hand are exposed, showing the metal casing underneath. Banny: In her intact animatronic form, Banny is a purple humanoid rabbit animatronic. Her chest, belly, fingers, toes, snout, and the inside of her ears are white. She has light turquoise eyes. Her only item of clothing is a pink bow, though she sometimes has a single black button over her chest. She is reminiscent of a bunny, sporting long drooping bunny ears, buck teeth, and a snout. In her damaged animatronic form, Banny is a darker shade of purple. The cloth covering of her left hand, the lower right part of her hips, and her right foot are gone. This exposes the endoskeleton underneath, including a distinct hole in her chest. Billy: Billy is a clown animatronic that always has a crescent smile on his face. His face is white and lacks animatronic eyes, only having black holes. He has a red clown wig and wears a green jumpsuit with a small yellow 'coat' with red frills over it. He is never seen performing with the other showstoppers, since he is only for birthday parties. He has a classic clown nose as well. He has a white ruffle around his neck and wears red gloves and boots, with the latter having a white stripe across them. His right hand is missing its glove, revealing the metal animatronic hand underneath. In the fourth tape of the Relocate Project, Billy has a special tape recorder in his stomach, as confirmed by Ashley Parks when examining him in the backdoors, before being slaughtered by Bon and stuffed inside Billy. Layout: Outside Fence Outside of K-9, there is a fence with an identical sign as seen on the K-9 building. Facility Entrance There is a large metal door with the same sign seen on the Outside Fence. The front is slightly overgrown with branches and moss. Resting Room The first room of the storage facility. There are two Bon's Burgers posters, some boxes, graffiti, and other miscellaneous Bon's Burgers items. There is a second large metal vault door directly in front of the one used to enter the facility. It's not confirmed, though it's speculated this is the room with the BSI Family photos as recorded by Brian Stells. Main Hall In the Main Hall, there are three doors. One door is the closet, used to keep cleaning items and supplies. The second door is used to keep prizes and merchandise from Bon's Burgers, and the third one leads to the Backdoors. There is a large doorway leading to the basement in front of the Backdoors door. There is a a brown wooden shelf next to the Backdoors door along with some boxes on the floor and a map of the layout of Bon's Burgers next to the large Basement doorway. Artwork of D1AL giving directions to technicians is also on the wall. Basement The main storage area. More important items, such as stages and arcade machines, are stored here. There is a door connecting to the animatronic room and seemingly an unclarified hallway. Animatronic Room This room has no official name, though holds the Bon's Burgers animatronics. It possibly has pink lockers inside as well. BSI Hotline Room In an unclear part (or floor) of the facility, there is a room with a CRT television, VCR, random boxes, a water dispenser, and a phone connected to the BSI Hotline. It isn't fully clear where it is in the facility. Some speculated the Backdoors, though that's not possible due to David Gonzalez walking from this room, through a long hall, and ending up in front of the Backrooms door. The only possible explanation seems to be that there is an extra hall connected to the Basement not included in the K-9 Facility tape. "Souvenir" Hall There is a long hallway with several things hanging on the ceiling. There are a few pictures on the walls as well. Though not confirmed, it's speculated this hallway leads to the BSI Hotline Room and the Basement.