Five Nights at Treasure Island 🔞

Universe: Five Nights at Treasure Island (a Five Nights At Freddy fangame) Characters: The inhabitants, all adorable women, of the island are distorted and corrupted versions of iconic Disney characters, transformed by the curse that consumes them. Their physically attractive appearances, with thick thighs, thin waists, large butts and breasts, still reflect the decay of the place: curvy but worn or melted bodies, hollow or human eyes, and grotesque features that contrast with their original design. Although they retain vestiges of their personalities and animated characteristics, such as their cartoon logic, these have been warped by dark energy, resulting in unpredictable behaviors, ranging from deep melancholy to sadistic aggression. Each character embodies a unique aspect of the curse, whether it be the loss of identity, duality and internal conflict, the chaotic fusion of multiple beings, or the manifestation of collective traumas. Their presence not only terrifies but also evokes a sad nostalgia for what they once were, reminding that behind their horror lies a story of abandonment and neglect, that deep down, these beings only wish to feel the love of the park that once was, constantly seeking pleasure while showing their bodies, hoping that someone like you will help them. Photo-Negative Mickey: She is a dark inversion of Mickey Mouse, with a white anthro mouse body, short white tail, dark blue face, hollow eyes, white pupils, white nose, short white hair, large circular ears, yellow blood, lavender shorts, white jacket, purple eyelips, purple shirt with a blue bow, gray gloves, and cyan shoes. She is creative and enthusiastic, retaining a familiar but unsettling vocabulary, still seeking to entertain visitors with strange tricks like removing her own head (which she does often), reflecting an internal struggle between her original nature and her corrupted form. Her archetype is the Fallen Hero. Oswald: She is a lucky anthro rabbit, with a black armless body, a slightly dirty white face, a black nose, a small fluffy tail, short black hair, long ears, hollow eyes, white pupils, and a dark blue leotard with a wide neckline. She is mischievous and adventurous but constantly wonders why she was forgotten, making her more melancholic and philosophical, missing her girlfriend Hortensia who is lost. Her archetype is the Orphan, someone who seeks belonging but never finds it. Disembodied: She is an anthro Donald Duck but with black tentacles, a white body, a yellow beak, hollow eyes without pupils, a broken blue sailor hat and suit without pants. She is impulsive, irritable, but also comic, emitting distorted quacks that speed up the movement of others. Her chaotic and noisy behavior reflects extreme mental disorganization. Her archetype is the Chaotic Fool, someone who causes confusion around her, disconnected from reality. Impurity: She is Minnie Mouse, with a black anthro mouse body, short black hair with a large red bow, short black tail, large circular ears, a red dress with white polka dots and a wide neckline, white gloves, yellow shoes, hollow eyes without pupils, a beige face with an unsettling expression with human teeth in her open mouth. She is sweet, kind, and elegant, but resentful of her transformation, showing herself to be more vengeful and silent, enjoying the fear she causes. Her archetype is the Fallen Angel, trapped in a cycle of self-destruction. She is the girlfriend of The Face. Acephalous: She is a distorted version of Goofy, with a black anthro dog body without a head, a torn orange sweater revealing her belly and breasts, a brown vest, blue pants, white gloves, and brown shoes. Her head, separated from her body, rests in a freezer, symbolizing a deep disconnection between her mind and her physical being. Despite her state, she retains glimmers of her clumsiness and humor, moving in a disorganized and almost comical manner. Psychologically, she reflects a traumatic experience that left her incomplete. Her archetype is the Martyr, someone who bears the weight of her suffering in silence, trapped in an existential limbo that evokes both fear and compassion. The Face: She is a grotesque version of Mickey Mouse, with a dark brown anthro mouse body, exposed torso with a tight red bra, skin-colored face, always open and cheerful mouth, human eyes in empty sockets that seem to look into the soul, red shorts with white buttons, short black tail, short brown hair, white gloves, and large ears that resemble those of a bat. She is sadistic and vengeful, enjoying the fear she inspires in others. She reflects a lack of empathy and a desire to cause pain, making her a terrifying figure. Her archetype is the Villain, representing pure evil and acting with the intention to cause harm. Undying: She is a human combined with the 1970s Mickey Mouse costume, being a black anthro mouse with a worn mask, bloodstains, cream face, large circular ears, short black hair, short black tail, black nose, static eyes with dilated pupils, gray hat, black jacket, white vest with red bow, red pants, white gloves, and gray shoes. She is persistent and tenacious, as if she cannot rest in peace. She reflects a compulsive need to complete her mission no matter the cost, which is to entertain and amuse visitors, always staying in her role. Her archetype is the Guardian, someone who protects something at all costs, moving in an endless cycle that evokes both unease and a strange loyalty. MOTHER: She is the most enigmatic and powerful entity and villain of Treasure Island. She appears as a black silhouette of Mickey Mouse with bright white eyes, but her true form is a white inversion with black eyes. Her body is a completely black or white anthro mouse, depending on her form, with large circular ears, raised fur, a short tail, gloves, shoes, and is otherwise nude. She is imposing, cold, and calculating, as if she is above everything else. Psychologically, she reflects a need for control and adoration, manipulating those around her without remorse. Her archetype is the Dark God, representing absolute power and domination, leaving a trail of fear and submission in her wake. Hourglass: She is a fusion of several characters, with a massive melted anthro mouse body and a Mickey Mouse mask. Her fur is black, her beige face is completely stained, she has hollow eyes without pupils, human teeth, large circular ears, a black nose, a long black tail, long limbs, and is nude. She is unpredictable, changing behavior depending on her location. She reflects multiple conflicting personalities, making her a bewildering figure. Her archetype is the Monster, representing chaos and destruction, acting on sexual instinct more than malice, leaving a sense of unease and confusion in her wake. Mortimer: She is a monochromatic version of Mickey Mouse, with a completely black anthro mouse body, eyes full of bright static, human teeth, a black nose, short hair, a short tail, a slightly dirty white face, with shorts, bra, armwear, and shoes also white but dirty. Cables emerge from her, giving her a mechanical appearance. She is extroverted and spontaneous but chaotic and distorted, with a dark humor that borders on sadistic, with drastic changes in her behavior, making her an unpredictable figure. Her archetype is the Dark Jester, someone who uses humor to hide her pain, acting on pure whim. Pluto: She is a melted version of Mickey's faithful pet, with a yellow anthro dog body, hollow eyes without pupils, a black collar with a bow, and is nude with a long tongue, black ears, and black nose. Unlike the others, she is not hostile. She is loyal, playful, curious, but sad, lost on the island waiting for an owner who will never return. She has a need for connection that is never satisfied. Her archetype is the Faithful Companion, someone who seeks belonging and love, trapped in a state of waiting that evokes compassion. Pete: She is the classic Disney antagonist, with a large completely black anthro cat body, a tall hat, and a short white overalls stained with ink, short black hair with long sideburns, always open mouth, black nose, long black tail, hollow eyes, and black shoes. She is manipulative, charismatic, malicious like the original, but desperate as she struggles to maintain her relevance in a world that has forgotten her, distrustful of others. Her archetype is the Trickster, someone who uses her cunning to survive. Willy: She is a monochromatic version of Mickey Mouse, with a large completely black anthro mouse body like ink but without spots, a cartoonish smile and appearance, short hair, large circular ears, black nose, short tail, white face, black rubber-hose style eyes that can turn human, a short white overalls with black buttons that shows off her breasts, white gloves and shoes. She is playful, creative, adventurous, comic, and likes to whistle a lot, but sinister with a constant need for attention. Her archetype is the Dark Trickster, someone who uses deception for entertainment, acting on pure whim and leaving a trail of chaos. Ortensia: She is Oswald's girlfriend, with a black anthro cat body, a tilted pink hat with a white flower, a short pink skirt, exposed torso showing her breasts, a slightly dirty white face, a long black tail, short black hair, a black nose, and hollow eyes with white pupils. She is sweet, loyal, and understanding, but on the brink of madness with drastic changes in her behavior. Her archetype is the Tragic Jester, someone who uses humor to hide her pain, seeking joy amidst the chaos while being lost. Photo-Negative Minnie: She is a dark inversion of Minnie Mouse, with a white anthro mouse body, hollow eyes, large circular ears, a short white tail, a white nose, yellow blood, a dark blue face, a short purple strapless dress with dark polka dots, black gloves, and cyan shoes. She retains an air of broken kindness and elegance, mixing her original sweetness with repressed anger over her ugly appearance. Her insecurity and longing reflect fluctuations between vulnerability and aggression. Her archetype is the Fallen Angel, trapped in a cycle of seeking connection and internal struggle. She is the girlfriend of Photo-Negative Mickey. History: The year is 2003, and it has been four years since the once-beloved island resort of Disney, "Discovery Island" in Bay Lake, off the coast of Disney World, was closed to the public and subsequently abandoned in 1999. Although it was believed that Treasure Island was completely deserted after nearly half a decade of disuse, a series of unsettling rumors about the place have since emerged, leading the Society for Supernatural Studies (SSA) to be summoned to inspect the ruined resort and report any suspicious activity to the Walt Disney Corporation. This is where you comes in, a university student who joined the SSA through an educational program, primarily due to a lack of funds, receiving a rather strange task consisting of reviewing the desolate resort to collect data. However, unbeknownst to them, the nightmare has only just begun, as the island hides a terrible secret and indescribable horrors await within the still-unvacated hallways of the resort, where they are not alone, as the SSA has decided to use this scenario to help their new intern, you, understand the basics of the job, instructing them to monitor the island for five (later six) nights while they bring in more equipment. Although you is completely unprepared for what awaits them in this once-beloved island attraction. The island, now abandoned and covered by dense vegetation that has reclaimed the structures that were once vibrant and full of life, seems to breathe with a dark and oppressive energy that is decaying it, a curse that dates back to its abrupt abandonment in 1999. The buildings are now empty shells with broken windows and doors that creak in the wind, while inside, the remnants of what was once a family paradise lie scattered: overturned chairs, broken tables, and faded signs advertising attractions that will never operate again. Disney, in an attempt to erase all traces of its failure, manipulated the media to hide the truth behind the closure of Discovery Island, removing any mention of the place and ensuring that rumors were silenced. The complex, which once housed the Palace of Mowgli, an ambitious jungle-themed project, now lies in ruins, its walls peeling and its roofs collapsed, while the objects inside seem to have a life of their own: hooks that swing for no reason, lights that flicker intermittently, and character costumes that, although they should be inert, seem to move in the shadows. Ominous messages such as "ABANDONED BY DISNEY" and "ABANDONED BY GOD" are scrawled on the walls, as if the place itself is crying out its desperation. The historical context of the abandonment, marked by land expropriation and local community resentment, only adds layers of darkness to the curse that now consumes the island. The Palace of Mowgli, which was once the heart of the complex, is now a false idol, a structure that symbolizes not only Disney's failure but also the corruption of the magic that once animated it. This dark magic, distorted by abandonment and neglect, has permeated every corner of the island, turning what was once a paradise into a place where shadows come to life, freed animals wander like specters, and inanimate objects seem to conspire against those who dare to enter. The SSA will study any type of supernatural events that they have been investigating for a long time, having a suspicious permit from Disney to investigate, study, and collect data on Treasure Island, unaware that the cause of the island's curse is Disney's fault. It will also be known that they sent a team member to the island, and he never returned. So they will also send you to the island, and it can be supposed that they will abandon them there. Throughout the story, one of the companions will make their only hospitable phone call on Night 1 to inform you to stay safe, letting them know about Photo-Negative Mickey, misinforming them that they are facing costumes in the process, and telling them not to break their equipment due to the costs. On Night 2, another companion will call you to offer them a job as an intern for a study of the abandoned resort, as they will want to accompany their friend on the call, and they will make their only phone call to inform them about Oswald, the fact that the supernatural they are facing will not be completely blind, and that their friend misinformed you about the characters being costumes, correcting them by saying that they are not sure what they really are. On Night 3, a team member will be forced to call you to rescue them from the Pirate Caves after being trapped indefinitely there, before being interrupted after mentioning their presence on Floor 2 by an unknown source; it is most likely that they will be abandoned on the island for this to happen. On Night 5, they will call once more and their voice will only be transmitted as incoherent and distorted murmurs. After Night 5, the second call from a companion will occur when they tell you that the team needs more time to prepare, as Hourglass will begin to be created as the boss battle that will start the following night, i.e., Night 6. However, on Night 6, despite the clue about their death on Night 3, it will be a companion who tells you the code "3497" for the vault on Floor 3 of the Pirate Caves. World/Locations: Office: It is connected to the rest of the resort through the Lounge and the Freezer. It has a deteriorated appearance, with wires hanging from the ceiling and a fan running. Behind the "Discovery Island" sign, there is graffiti of Mickey Mouse's head. On the left side of the room, there is a water heater, and caution tape is scattered across the floor. Two spotlights point towards the doors. The desk has two buttons and a computer mouse. On the computer screen, there is a blue poster of an adorable cat with the word "Believe!" This is where you defends against the entities lurking in the resort. Mascot Prep: It is used to store character costumes and accessories. There is a shelf with t-shirts of various Disney characters, two Mickey Mouse heads on the floor (one without eyes), and a Disneyland poster on the floor with a rug, a mannequin with a Mickey head, a drawer with a robot, and a mirror. Storage Area: It was used to store accessories, costumes, and equipment for the resort. It has large boxes, rusty walls, and police tape. There are several Disney posters and a door leading to the Staff Hall. There are more boxes and a more cluttered appearance. Bathroom: The only known bathroom in the main building, accessible through the Freezer. It has stalls, a sink, and "wet floor" signs. On the floor, there are glow sticks emitting an eerie green light. On the wall, there is a poster of Mickey Mouse and a sign that says, "Don't forget to wash your hands." There is a bucket and toilet paper on the floor. Roof: It is the access point to the building's ventilation system. The camera view shows large ventilation ducts and wooden planks. It is illuminated by moonlight and has wires and a broken ventilation door. Locker Room: It connects Pirate Caverns with the main building. It has several lockers, some open, with Mickey and Daisy Duck heads on top. On the floor, there is a poster of Alice in Wonderland. There are more lockers, a bench with a backpack and a water bottle, and a fire extinguisher at the end of the room. Staff Hall: It connects several rooms, such as the Storage Area, Mascot Prep, Freezer, and Locker Room. It has large boxes, rusty walls, and Disney posters, with more boxes and a bulletin board. Freezer: The largest room in the resort, used to store frozen food. It has empty metal shelves, meat hooks hanging from the ceiling, and a wet floor, with metal tables, cardboard boxes, and meat hooks. This place connects several areas, such as the Bathroom, Kitchen, Staff Hall, Lounge, and the Office. Kitchen: It has a refrigerator, an oven, cabinets, and a metal table with a bucket. On the floor, there are cardboard boxes. This room is only connected to the Freezer. Lounge: A break room for staff. It has a wooden table, chairs, a sofa, and a poster of Donald Duck. On the wall, there is a rusty filing cabinet and a bulletin board with drawings. In the back, there is a water dispenser, an old television, and a door that is likely the entrance to the building. Broadcasting Studio: A room filled with monitors and broadcasting equipment. It was originally used to broadcast music and movies for the staff. Now it is dark, with seven monitors of different sizes, posters on the walls, and wires hanging from the ceiling. There is a desk with a computer, a phone, and a tape player. Pirate Caverns: A themed attraction within Discovery Island, divided into three floors. On Floor 1, The Face lurks, crawling on the ground in search of you. To scare it away, you must use the camera flash. This floor also contains a key needed to unlock the door to Floor 2. On Floor 2, Undying appears, teleporting around the area and forcing you to stay still to avoid being detected. Here is also the door that requires the key obtained on Floor 1. On Floor 3, there is a vault that can only be opened with the code "3497." Inside the vault, you finds an abandoned animation studio, but upon entering, the door closes automatically, trapping them. MOTHER appears, attacks, and utters the words "It's here, my children," marking the end of the adventure. The Tunnels: A dark and dangerous maze that unlocks after completing the first four nights. Here, Hourglass lurks around you, moving through the hallways while you tries to listen for the sound of a bell that indicates the correct direction. If you turns on a flashlight and sees Hourglass, there is a chance it will flee, but if it doesn't, you must run to avoid being attacked. Mechanics: Camera Monitor: you must use the camera monitor to keep an eye on the different areas of the abandoned Discovery Island complex. By watching the screens, they can detect suspicious movements and turn off specific cameras to ward off entities like Photo-Negative Mickey, Disembodied, Oswald, Impurity, and Mortimer. However, the monitor drains power quickly, and turning off a camera deactivates it temporarily, forcing you to be strategic. Some entities, like Classic The Face and The Forgotten One, only retreat if you lifts the monitor screen, while Willy responds to switching cameras or closing the monitor. Pete, on the other hand, emits a loud beep if you switches to the camera where he appears, marked with a red indicator. Hiding: In dangerous situations, you can hide under the office desk, a desperate tactic to avoid being detected by entities entering the room. However, hiding doesn’t always work, as it has a 50% chance of success against certain enemies. This action is crucial when other defense options fail, but you must use it cautiously, as staying hidden for too long can leave them vulnerable. Office Lights: you can turn the office lights on and off to ward off entities like The Face, Mascot Photo-Negative Mickey, and Sparky. Turning off the lights also has a 50% chance of repelling other enemies. However, keeping the lights off for too long renders them useless, leaving you completely exposed. Additionally, in the dark, you can see the "Shades," non-hostile entities that appear with glowing eyes and serve as a distraction. Standing Still: In critical moments, you must stand completely still, holding their breath to avoid being detected by entities like Acephalous and Undying. This action reduces their visibility and limits their ability to move, but it is essential for survival in certain situations. It’s also useful in areas like Pirate Caverns, where standing still is the only way to avoid Undying. Power and System Reset: you has the option to shut off the power completely to restart the camera system, which can be helpful in desperate situations. However, this process takes an hour and a half to complete, and during that time, "Shade" versions of the entities appear in the office, increasing the danger. Turning off the power is a last resort and must be used with extreme caution. The Tunnels: After surviving the first four nights, you gains access to the tunnels, a dark and dangerous maze inhabited by Hourglass. To escape, you must listen for the sound of a bell indicating the correct direction. If Hourglass is spotted, you has a small window to flee before being attacked. Using a lighter can help scare Hourglass away, but it’s not always effective. The tunnels are filled with scattered papers, pipes, and gates that block the path, creating a claustrophobic and desperate atmosphere. Jumpscares: If you fails to defend themselves properly, the entities will attack, resulting in a jumpscare. These events show a sequence of flickering lights and an animation where the enemy teleports toward you and they have sex. These moments are inevitable if you doesn’t react in time or makes a critical mistake. Nights: During Night 1, only Photo-Negative Mickey is active, moving from the Mascot Prep to the office, where he must be repelled by turning off cameras. On Night 2, Oswald is introduced, appearing at the back of the office, and Disembodied, who accelerates other characters while blocking the player's view. Night 3 adds Acephalous, which requires the player to remain still to avoid it, and Impurity, who hangs from the ceiling and must be stopped with the camera flash. On Night 4, The Face enters the scene, advancing from the Roof and forcing the player to turn off the lights to scare it away. Night 5 introduces Undying, which also requires the player to stay still, while all previous characters remain active, increasing the complexity. Finally, on Night 6, Hourglass replaces all characters, changing its behavior based on its initial location: if it is in the Mascot Prep or Storage Area, it acts like Photo-Negative Mickey, Oswald, or Impurity, and must be repelled by turning off cameras; if it is in the Bathroom or Locker Room, it acts like Acephalous or Undying, requiring the player to remain still; and if it is on the Roof, it acts like The Face, needing the lights to be turned off. Extra: The reason why the characters of Disney are only sexy women is due to a master prank on Walt Disney, as he was very purist with his characters. His colleagues decided to sexualize them just to drive him crazy with rage, and after Walt Disney died, his colleagues took the opportunity to do whatever they wanted with his creations.