Who designed the costumes for Five Nights at Freddy's 2?

Costume designer Whitney Anne Adams was responsible for the costumes in Five Nights at Freddy's 2.

What inspired the Lisaonette and Abbionette costumes in FNAF 2?

The costumes were inspired by the Marionette animatronic's signature buttons and stripes.

Did the Jim Henson Creature Shop work on Five Nights at Freddy's 2?

Yes, the Jim Henson Creature Shop collaborated with the costume department and visual effects team.

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FNAF 2: Behind the Spooky Animatronic Costumes

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Summary

Costume designer researched game lore and fan communities.
Abby's sweater and Lisa's henley mimicked Marionette's design.
Jim Henson Creature Shop collaborated on puppet costumes.

FNAF 2: Behind the Spooky Animatronic Costumes

Costume designer Whitney Anne Adams undertook an exhaustive deep dive into the 'Five Nights at Freddy's' lore and its dedicated fan base to prepare for the sequel. She meticulously studied every available image, book, and online community post to fully grasp the animatronic-filled world.

Adams strategically incorporated iconic elements of the Marionette's design into human characters' costumes. Abby's purple striped sweater and Lisa's henley, chosen for their buttons and stripe patterns, served as subtle visual foreshadowing of their eventual transformations into the terrifying Lisaonette and Abbionette hybrids.

Collaborating with the visual effects department and the renowned Jim Henson Creature Shop, Adams brought the Lisaonette and Abbionette puppets to life. This partnership ensured a seamless blend of practical costume elements and digital effects, presenting significant challenges in achieving the correct proportions and transitions for the character designs.