Bonnie the Bunny

Learn Bonnie the Bunny's movement patterns and how to counter him in Five Nights at Freddy's 3. Understand his unique paths and stay one step ahead of this dangerous animatronic.

Alright, let’s talk about Bonnie the Bunny in Five Nights at Freddy’s 3. He’s the guitarist, and honestly, even his creator had nightmares about him, so yeah, he’s a pretty big deal. Don’t let that scare you off though – we’ll get through this together.

Bonnie’s behavior is super similar to Chica’s, with just a few key differences that make him a bit trickier. The biggest thing is his room choices. Unlike Chica, Bonnie doesn’t always go to the Dining Area from the Show Stage. He’s got two possible places he can go from wherever he is.

Here’s the breakdown of where he can move:

• From the Show Stage: He can go to Backstage or the Dining Area.
• From the Dining Area: He might head to Backstage or the West Hall.
• From Backstage: He can move to the Dining Area or the West Hall.
• From the West Hall: He’ll go to the Supply Closet or stay in the West Hall Corner.
• From the West Hall Corner: He can move to the Supply Closet or make a break for the Left Door.
• From the Supply Closet: He’ll either go for the Left Door or back to the West Hall.

See why he’s a bit more intense? He has two rooms where he can get ready to attack, unlike Chica. Plus, once Bonnie hits the West Hall, he tends to stick around that area – bouncing between the West Hall, West Hall Corner, and Supply Closet. He’ll just keep doing that until he decides to go for the door. This is different from Chica, who might wander all the way back to the Dining Area, giving you a bit more breathing room.

But don’t worry, the rest of his moves are just like Chica’s. If you block his attack with the left door, he’ll retreat to the Dining Hall. If you’re watching him on the cameras and he moves, he’ll mess with your cameras. And if he actually gets inside, he’ll disable the left door and light, and he’ll only attack when you raise the camera. Just keep an eye on those doors and cameras, and you’ll be fine!