This was definitely one of the most violent locations, based purely on the animatronic’s behavior.

Freddi’s Shoot & Scoot, featuring anime girlified versions of the popular Freddy’s cast. While their wardrobe left nothing to the imagination, it was good enough for the place to rake in a lot of profits. And some very handsy patrons...

I won’t comment much about the reported behavior of the customers at the building, but most of the monthly profits had to be used to repair or replace some limbs of the animatronics. Arms, legs, someone even managed to get away at taking one of the animatronic’s pelvises. God knows what they’re gonna use that for.

Now, the easy answer for all of this is to place some guard rails between the people and the animatronics. This was actually done for about a week, but customers complained and the owner removed it since he was afraid of any retaliation from his regulars.

Nobody exactly knows how it happened, but the animatronics started aggressively retaliating after they’ve been picked apart enough. Their hydraulics were strong enough to easily break a guy’s hand, and so they used that to threaten anyone who got close to them. During performances, they moved a lot more snappy and stared at people a lot longer than necessary.

To some daring customers, they took this sudden change as a challenge and tried to outsmart the animatronics while picking them apart. In turn, this only made the animatronics get even more alert and violent.

Funnily enough, they even started to despise any of the male maintenance workers who were trying to fix them. The owner changed the policy to only let females fix them after an incident where Bonnie tried smashing one worker’s face in on a table.

It didn’t even matter if some of those males were gay, they just hated men in general.

In the end you’ve got violent misandrist robots who have to perform infront of men. Truly a scenario for disaster. And there was no happy ending for the building: Freddi’s Shoot & Scoot closed down in 2005 after diminishing profits and the animatronics were scrapped soon after.

Female workers who have worked on the animatronic wrote about their experiences fixing them. The robots acted a lot more calm when only in the presence of another woman. One claimed that Foxy gently caressed her cheek as she fixed her shoulder, though this may just be an exaggeration by the OP.

What we can ultimately take away from this location is to not let your impulses guide you or else you’ll accidentally make some robots sentient.