golden Freddy unmasked

Hello amino and welcome to game theory. I have figured out exactly who golden Freddy really is. In a previous mat pat video he theorized that there’s two spirits within the springlock suit witch would explain why it can’t move. We see it twitching and trying to move so why can’t it just move the locks back into place and become a working animatronic? Because the two are fighting for control. So yes Cassidy is part of golden Freddy like we’ve thought for a while. But what about the other?  

  Well let’s look at golden Freddy. It’s an op gold version of Freddy fazbear. It has teleportation powers. It has a top hat. It says “it’s me”. The other spirit is a malicious spirit in an adorable, child friendly mascot. It is a killer. Like all fnaf animatronics it’s powered by pseudo scientific magic.

  So who do we know that’s a malicious murderer with an op golden form and hat who uses the image of beloved mascot saying “it’s me”, and has experience with teleportation and pseudo scientific magic? I believe it’s fairly obvious. The slayer of Koopas. The Bane Of bowser. The smasher Of toads. Mario Mario. He uses power stars to become golden and invulnerable. He uses warp pipes, doors, paintings, and occasionally stars to teleport around. He has his famous cap as well as a lot of other hats, including a few top hats. He also has a special way to introduce himself. “It’s a me. Mario”. Anyone who pays attention to the games knows about his killing sprees. And yet he’s celebrated as a hero and the mascot of Nintendo. And there is WAY too many examples of magic powers tech and scientific explanations of magic to list.

   There are probably some nah sayers out there and they have exactly one peace of evidence against this theory. They might say it can’t be true because it’s two completely different universes. But Mario has been to several alternate universes already. Probably even a world very similar to the fnaf universe but that’s speculation and dependent on if jump man is another universes Mario or Mario’s father. They may say Mario can’t possibly possess an animatronic. To which I say odyssey. They could always point out that Mario would have no reason to go anywhere near Freddys. But then I’d have to point out that he is Italian. And jump man is from Brooklyn. That’s like the most pro pizza combination ever. Even with the two being separate because of conflicting timeline placement (unless there’s time travel involved but that makes Mario’s behavior just plain weird and irrational), they’re connected. So if anyone has a reason to be at a pizzeria he does (unless the pizza is flat out terrible enough to scare people away). The only legitimate argument is Nintendos copyright obsession.

So Here’s the story I’ve uncovered. Mario for some reason (probably to ruin bowsers day like always ) traveled to the fnaf universe. He tried to capture golden Freddy seeing how strong it was or possibly to ruin its family friendly image out of jealousy and not realizing it was already possessed by Cassidy. The same agony that let’s the spirits control the animatronics let Cassidy fight Mario for control. The conflict causes a sckitsophrinic like effect, preventing movement and causing the twitching. Mario’s Malice mixes with the vengeful hatred of Cassidy essential fusing the two souls. Mario can’t stand being an unknown. He’s too arrogant and prideful. He wants the world to know it’s him. We know he’d hurt people to maintain his pride from the time he ground Luigi’s foot into the ground for beating him in tennis. But Mario doesn’t have full control and is having a bit of an identity crisis from the fusion so his catch phrase is shortened to simply “It’s me”. He doesn’t know who he is anymore. He feels he’s so well known he doesn’t need the name anyway. And as much as he wants to be himself again he’s trapped by the fact he’s fused with Cassidy. It causes him his own agony, giving golden Freddy more power than the others. Possibly uniting with residual teleporting magic to let the bear appear and disappear.

But that’s just a theory. A game theory! Thanks for reading.