Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
#chuckecheese #animatronics #fivenightsatfreddys #fnaf This animatronic was sadly removed from the location in September 2024. This was the final Chuck E. Cheese animatronic in Pennsylvania.
This video was recorded at the Wyomissing, PA location in September 2023. Sadly, they stopped programming the Studio C animatronics in late 2022, so Chuck E. no longer sings and dances to the songs.
Fun Facts about this location:
-This stage is called "Studio C Alpha." It is one of many variations of the "Studio C" type of stage.
-This is the newest type of Chuck E. Cheese animatronic (which isn't saying much because it was invented in the late 1990's).
-This animatronic is a 32 movement animatronic as opposed to the more common 16 movement animatronic. This means that Chuck E has 32 possible movements, making this model the most complex Chuck E Cheese animatronic.
-Originally, the animatronic was intended to interact with characters on the screen to his right.
-There used to be an animatronic bird on the wooden shelf above the apple tv.
-The large blue screen behind the ticket blaster was originally designed to show live video feed of guests.
-In late 2022, Chuck E. Cheese corporate finally made the switch from CDs and floppy disks to WiFi-based programming for the shows. Unfortunately, Studio C animatronics had compatibility issues with this new programming, so they stopped programming these animatronics altogether. As a result, all Studio C animatronics are now perpetually in "random mode" and are not synced with the songs.
The music is "Love the Messenger" by Freedom Trail Studios, from YouTube's Audio Library.
The Chuck E. Cheese Avenger Era logo is from The World of Anything Fiction Wiki.
I do not own the rights to any music, brands, products, or characters shown.
Note: This video is marked as "not made for kids" because 1) The company is discontinuing use of the animatronics, 2) the animatronics currently appeal almost exclusively to adult fans, and 3) most YouTube channels with similar videos set them as "not made for kids."
Disclaimer: Any brands, products, characters, and/or music mentioned in this video or description may not be made for the same audience as this video.
#chuckecheese #animatronics #fivenightsatfreddys #fnaf This animatronic was sadly removed from the location in September 2024. This was the final Chuck E. Cheese animatronic in Pennsylvania.
This video was recorded at the Wyomissing, PA location in September 2023. Sadly, they stopped programming the Studio C animatronics in late 2022, so Chuck E. no longer sings and dances to the songs.
Fun Facts about this location:
-This stage is called "Studio C Alpha." It is one of many variations of the "Studio C" type of stage.
-This is the newest type of Chuck E. Cheese animatronic (which isn't saying much because it was invented in the late 1990's).
-This animatronic is a 32 movement animatronic as opposed to the more common 16 movement animatronic. This means that Chuck E has 32 possible movements, making this model the most complex Chuck E Cheese animatronic.
-Originally, the animatronic was intended to interact with characters on the screen to his right.
-There used to be an animatronic bird on the wooden shelf above the apple tv.
-The large blue screen behind the ticket blaster was originally designed to show live video feed of guests.
-In late 2022, Chuck E. Cheese corporate finally made the switch from CDs and floppy disks to WiFi-based programming for the shows. Unfortunately, Studio C animatronics had compatibility issues with this new programming, so they stopped programming these animatronics altogether. As a result, all Studio C animatronics are now perpetually in "random mode" and are not synced with the songs.
The music is "Love the Messenger" by Freedom Trail Studios, from YouTube's Audio Library.
The Chuck E. Cheese Avenger Era logo is from The World of Anything Fiction Wiki.
I do not own the rights to any music, brands, products, or characters shown.
Note: This video is marked as "not made for kids" because 1) The company is discontinuing use of the animatronics, 2) the animatronics currently appeal almost exclusively to adult fans, and 3) most YouTube channels with similar videos set them as "not made for kids."
Disclaimer: Any brands, products, characters, and/or music mentioned in this video or description may not be made for the same audience as this video.
