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(Five Nights at Freddy's VS Bendy & the Ink Machine)
Major antagonists from iconic indie horror series from the 2010s with a habit of dissecting people's childhoods into something horrific. Both run shady companies that trap the souls of others and use them for their own gain, with the main protagonist making an attempt to break them out of their cycle of torment. Both were once entertainment juggernauts, with their original forms being the face of a successful company. This jovial image would soon crumble, though, leading them to become dangerous monstrosities that led to the collapse of their companies' reputations, with them eventually being left to rot and die following their downfall. Both would soon re-emerge decades later, becoming the main antagonist of their series' first entry, in which they'd terrorize a main protagonist who came to their rundown homes after 30 years of isolation. Both were eventually stopped, supposedly for good, by the very people they were once close to, but it was soon revealed that they survived and would continue to come back deadlier than ever and with new tricks up their sleeves. Both also had their physical bodies made for them via maniacal cults and unusual machinery, having the power to infect minds and souls with their corruptive nature.

Out of the seemingly endless amount of matchups Afton has, this is easily his best one.
Rooting and betting Bendy.

Description
(Five Nights at Freddy's VS Bendy & the Ink Machine)
Major antagonists from iconic indie horror series from the 2010s with a habit of dissecting people's childhoods into something horrific. Both run shady companies that trap the souls of others and use them for their own gain, with the main protagonist making an attempt to break them out of their cycle of torment. Both were once entertainment juggernauts, with their original forms being the face of a successful company. This jovial image would soon crumble, though, leading them to become dangerous monstrosities that led to the collapse of their companies' reputations, with them eventually being left to rot and die following their downfall. Both would soon re-emerge decades later, becoming the main antagonist of their series' first entry, in which they'd terrorize a main protagonist who came to their rundown homes after 30 years of isolation. Both were eventually stopped, supposedly for good, by the very people they were once close to, but it was soon revealed that they survived and would continue to come back deadlier than ever and with new tricks up their sleeves. Both also had their physical bodies made for them via maniacal cults and unusual machinery, having the power to infect minds and souls with their corruptive nature.

Out of the seemingly endless amount of matchups Afton has, this is easily his best one.
Rooting and betting Bendy.