But if you’ll recall, this game takes place in November, which is nowhere near close to being considered a summer month. Because during Night 1, Phone Guy welcomes you to your new summer job (Welcome to your new summer job). However, unlike the first game, these messages that are being recorded aren't actually for you. In the second game, you take control of Jeremy Fitzgerald in a different location during November of 1987, and just like the first game, you’re instructed by you-know-who via pre-recorded messages playing over the phone. Now let's apply what we've learned to Five Nights 2, From this we learn that, A, Phone Guy’s messages are pre-recorded, and B, someone else is putting them on.

This is an important moment because it means that Phone guy was dead since before the beginning of the game, not only reconfirming that his words were being presented through pre-recorded messages, but also showing that his tapes were being played over the phone by someone else, without the Phone guy’s say so. until you witness his death at the hands of the animatronics on the other end (phone guy death). To recap, in Five Nights 1, The Phone Guy is a man who leaves you messages over the phone for you to listen to while you work, providing you with instructions, advice, etc. I kid you not, all the evidence we need to conclude this convoluted conundrum is right there in the first two games, so let's just jump right into it. But luckily for us, we don't actually have to wait until Five Nights At Freddy’s 57: Freddy in Space to come out for the evidence we need to answer this question. Because when it comes to Five Nights at Freddy’s, often the response to not being able to solve a mystery in one game is to wait for the next one in hopes of it having the evidence needed. Five whole years of theorizing, and yet we still haven't come up with an answer to one of the series’ oldest questions: Who is The Phone Guy? It's a question that's been bothering this community for quite some time because so far no one has been able to attach a name to this faceless voice over the phone. Hard to believe that the whole thing’s been going on for over five years now.

So I've been riding the Five Nights at Freddy’s theory train for quite some time now.

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