Five Nights With 39

Five Nights With 39 Five Nights With 39 brings FNAF-style horror to Android—eight strange nights with a rude mechanical rabbit. Avoid contact, dodge fast, scare it off, and unlock deeper story scenes.

Five Nights With 39

Five Nights With 39 is a horror game inspired by the FNAF-style formula. You’ll survive eight unsettling nights with a rude mechanical rabbit. During each night, you must tolerate its obnoxious remarks while also staying safe—because you need to avoid touching 39 and deal with its companions by dodging and using quick, simple actions to scare them off.

As the nights continue, you’ll slowly uncover the deeper background behind these electronic characters. Over time, strange connections form, and you unlock various sensitive scene animations. The game also includes achievements to earn trophy rewards, adding extra reasons to keep playing.

Story of Five Nights With 39

In the game, you control 39 from Five Nights with 39. He leads his crew—Bloobear, Chikeisha, and David—as they fight a growing evil and work to save the world.

When the time comes to battle, you can call on four different characters to handle different roles such as attacking, defending, or healing.

Intro sequence overview

In the opening cutscene, 39 sits down, looks visibly uneasy, and then takes his drug. The main REG event begins after that.

Back in the house, 39 and the gang are contacted by someone who asks them to rescue the world from monsters, since 39 is revealed to be the chosen one.

After some training, they receive their first big task: destroy the monster in Sky Palace.

Hero’s Sword and the next threat

Once the mission is completed, 39 is rewarded with a Hero’s Sword. Not long after, they learn the world is in danger again. To unlock the next final boss stage, the player must first locate the Ring of Immortality.

In the graveyard, you meet a new character called FunFox, who has stolen the ring and then disappears. Later, FunFox can be found near the player’s house. He refuses to return the ring, so David later brings him back to the house, where FunFox passes out for several days.

After that, the team places the ring on a statue, and a door opens.

Boss challenge: multiple missions at once

39 and the gang face a new boss, but this time it’s split into separate objectives. The team becomes divided, and each character has a different assignment:

• David must find the correct treasure box and obtain a blue key to unlock the door.
• Chikeisha must defeat the monster multiple times to get the blue key and open the door.
• BlooBear must press four buttons in the correct order.

When all tasks are completed successfully, 39 reunites with the boss.

Walkthrough of Five Nights With 39

Across every night, 39 will come after you. The longer he stays inside your office, the more your battery drains. To force him out, you need to click his nose.

Sometimes, after you hit his nose, 39 will whine and cry a bit while muttering. Other times, he stays mostly quiet—though he continues his constant taunts, which are random lines he says throughout the night.

Night 1

“Honestly, I didn’t expect you to show up. Welcome to the Adverts studio. I don’t even know why this place exists, and I definitely have no idea why I’m stuck being an animatronic character. It’s like someone grabbed the idea from out of nowhere and built it in a week. Anyway—so apparently you’re paralyzed. Haha! You can’t move at all until 6 a.m. How great. After that, you get to watch me run around on the cameras, do my thing, and eventually I’ll pop in and visit you. Have a good night, mate. I’m coming.”

Night 2

“Back for more, are you? Well, I can keep doing this. Honestly, I don’t even know why, but I actually enjoy running around a pizzeria every night—tripping over ladders, dealing with everything, and getting into all kinds of mess. I might be kind of… you know. Like a [beep]. They— they [beep]. Heh. Thank goodness that part is censored… otherwise everyone would know exactly what I just said. Anyway! Tonight I’m in an even more hyper mood, and it’ll only get worse each night. Same setup as before—just a little faster. I don’t know what the point of it all is, but anyway… good night.”

Night 3

“Wait—are you making a habit of this now? Is this like a ‘Five Nights Before Freddy’s’ kind of thing? Come on. Don’t make me deal with you for another three nights, and then somehow it turns into two more—because of how badly Scott Cawthon treats people, apparently. I’m starting to get tired of you, but I’m still in a pretty hyper mood, so I’m going to be much more active tonight. And yeah—seriously—I’m done with you touching my nose. It really pisses me off. Ugh…”

Night 4

“Alright, I guess this is going to be one of those cash-grab, copycat-style series entries—just a few more nights. You’re really starting to get on my nerves. So what if I killed your son? That’s what possessed animatronics do. When kids get murdered and stuffed into animatronic suits, they become murderers—somehow that just makes perfect sense, doesn’t it?! Ahhahaha! Oh—yeah. Okay, I can’t think of anything else to say. I’ll still be as active as always…”