Bonnie the Bunny

Learn how to handle Bonnie the Bunny in Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location. Understand his movement patterns and how he differs from Chica to survive his attacks.

Alright, let's talk about Bonnie the Bunny in Five Nights at Freddy's. He's the guitarist for the band, and honestly, he's a bit of a nightmare to deal with, even for the folks who made him. Think of him as a tougher version of Chica, with some tricky movement patterns.

The Basics of Bonnie the Bunny

Bonnie's behavior is pretty much the same as Chica's, with one big difference: where he decides to go. Unlike Chica, Bonnie doesn't always head to the Dining Area from the Show Stage. From any room he's in, Bonnie has two possible places he can move to next. It's important to keep track of these paths because they make him a bit more of a threat.

Here's a breakdown of his movement options:

You'll notice that Bonnie has more opportunities to move into an attacking position compared to Chica. Once he gets into the West Hall, he'll just keep going back and forth between there, the West Hall Corner, and the Supply Closet. He won't wander back as far as Chica sometimes does, which means he can stay a persistent threat.

The rest of his actions are pretty much identical to Chica's. If you manage to thwart his attack by closing the left door, he'll retreat to the Dining Hall. If you're watching him on the cameras when he moves, he'll disable them. And if he does manage to get through the door, he'll disable the door and light, and then he'll only attack when you raise the camera. It's a tough situation, but knowing his paths is your best bet!