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The opening scene features a unique 'Torture Chair' (or 'Torture Freddy') which muddled-object The guard (Bob) is shown strapped into a metal chair in a back room. He is not bmuddled-object The 'crossbeams and wires' description refers to the 'springlock' suits from themuddled-object The scene ends with the mask lowering onto the guard's face and the sound of blamuddled-context The device is a 'Torture Chair' with a mask, not a suit.: The AI Summary fundamemuddled-object The mask contains spinning saw blades.: The AI Summary describes 'crossbeams andsource-confusion

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The victim is the security guard Bob.: Naming the specific character adds precisomitted-detail

#Q ORIGINAL QUESTION

Regarding Five Nights at Freddy's (2023), what is the specific torture device used in the opening scene of the FNAF movie?

#M ANNOTATED LLM RESPONSE

The specific "torture device" used in the opening scene of the Five Nights at Freddy's (2023) movie is the empty Freddy Fazbear animatronic suit itself.

The specific details of the device and the resulting death are:

The Container: The animatronic, revealed to be Freddy Fazbear, attacks the security guard and attempts to force the human body into one of the unused animatronic casings (suits).
The Mechanism of Injury: The suits are designed to hold complex internal endoskeletons and mechanical components, not soft human tissue. The interior is lined with sharp metal crossbeams, wires, and hinges.
The Result: When the animatronic forcefully stuffs the guard into the suit and the shell closes, the internal mechanisms violently crush and impale the victim. The scene emphasizes the metal structure of the suit piercing the guard's body before the camera cuts away.

Therefore, the suit's lethal internal structure acts as the crushing device.
(Note: This summary was generated by Gemini 2.5 Flash)

#F CORRECTION FEED (CLICK TO SEARCH)

[1] The opening scene features a unique 'Torture Chair' (or 'Torture Freddy') which is a chair with a mechanical mask attached to a motorized arm. It is not a standard animatronic suit that a person is stuffed into.

[2] The guard (Bob) is shown strapped into a metal chair in a back room. He is not being forced into a full animatronic casing.

[3] The 'crossbeams and wires' description refers to the 'springlock' suits from the game lore. The movie's torture device specifically uses spinning circular saw blades and gears inside the mask to kill the victim.

[4] The scene ends with the mask lowering onto the guard's face and the sound of blades spinning. It does not show a suit shell closing or a body being crushed by a suit's internal structure.

#O MISSED POINTS & OVERSIGHTS

High

The device is a 'Torture Chair' with a mask, not a suit.

The AI Summary fundamentally misidentifies the physical nature of the device.

High

The mask contains spinning saw blades.

The AI Summary describes 'crossbeams and wires' (game lore) instead of the movie's specific 'Saw'-inspired mechanical blades.

Low

The victim is the security guard Bob.

Naming the specific character adds precision to the context.

#C RELATED QUERIES

#01 Who created the torture chair in the FNAF movie?

#02 Does the torture chair appear again later in the FNAF movie?

#03 How does Mike Schmidt escape the torture chair in the FNAF movie?

#S SOURCES

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#R ORIGINAL AI RESPONSE

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The specific "torture device" used in the opening scene of the *Five Nights at Freddy's* (2023) movie is the **empty Freddy Fazbear animatronic suit itself**. The specific details of the device and the resulting death are: * **The Container:** The animatronic, revealed to be Freddy Fazbear, attacks the security guard and attempts to force the human body into one of the unused animatronic casings (suits). * **The Mechanism of Injury:** The suits are designed to hold complex internal **endoskeletons** and mechanical components, not soft human tissue. The interior is lined with sharp metal **crossbeams, wires, and hinges**. * **The Result:** When the animatronic forcefully stuffs the guard into the suit and the shell closes, the internal mechanisms violently crush and impale the victim. The scene emphasizes the metal structure of the suit piercing the guard's body before the camera cuts away. Therefore, the suit's lethal internal structure acts as the crushing device. (Note: This summary was generated by Gemini 2.5 Flash)

#A DIRECT ANSWER (VERIFIED ANALYSIS)

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The specific torture device used in the opening scene of the Five Nights at Freddy's (2023) movie is a Torture Chair (often referred to by fans as Torture Freddy or the Saw Mask). The device consists of a metal chair where the victim—a security guard named Bob—is strapped down. A mechanical Freddy Fazbear mask, which is suspended from a motorized arm, is then lowered onto the victim's face. Inside the mask are multiple spinning circular saw blades and gears designed to mutilate the victim. This device is a departure from the 'stuffing into a suit' death seen in the original video games and is instead a specialized execution machine presumably built by William Afton.

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