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I can't take modern fnaf games or mascot horror in general seriously (not that it deserves to be in the first place) But something that Scott did really well in the first and third games IMO is that the mascots themselves weren't the actual creepy or scary part, but the fact there were things hiding in them pretending to be mascots.
But I guess creativity is not a priority when your main target audience are small children and trying to sell toys/a brand.