Freddy Fazbear Suit Collection

Quickstart

1. Gather iron ingots and leather from your world.
2. Craft the four suit pieces at a Crafting Table using the recipes below.
3. Open your inventory and place each piece in the matching armor slot (head, chest, legs, feet).
4. Equip all four pieces at once to unlock the full-set bonus effects.

Helmet

Chestplate

Leggings

Boots

Overview

The Freddy Fazbear Suit Collection brings the iconic animatronic suits from the Five Nights at Freddy's series into Minecraft as fully wearable armor. Each of the four pieces — helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots — uses custom 3D geometry to give your character a bulky animatronic silhouette complete with bear ears, a muzzle, a top hat, a bow tie, body plating, and oversized feet. The suits are inspired by Freddy Fazbear's appearances across FNAF 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, and FNAF Simulator.

What It Adds

All four pieces are Rare rarity and are found in the Equipment tab of your inventory under their respective armor groups.

How To Use

• Equip each piece by placing it in the correct armor slot just like any standard armor.
• Pieces can be mixed and matched with other armor freely — you don't need the full set to enjoy the cosmetic 3D model.
• When you use (right-click / interact with) a piece before equipping it, you'll receive a thematic flavour message in chat.
• Repair any piece at an Anvil using leather.
• All pieces can be enchanted in the usual armor enchantment slots.

Abilities And Mechanics

Full-Set Bonus

Wearing all four Freddy Fazbear suit pieces at the same time activates a passive full-set bonus. While the complete suit is worn, you receive three continuous status effects:

A message appears in chat when you first put on the complete suit and again when you remove it. The effects are silently re-applied every few seconds so they never expire while you're wearing the full set, and are immediately removed the moment any piece is taken off.

Progression And Strategy

• The pieces are craftable from common early-game materials (iron ingots for the helmet, leather for the rest), so you can assemble the full suit relatively early in a playthrough.
• The Resistance I bonus from the full set makes it worthwhile to keep all four pieces equipped even if you swap in other armor pieces situationally — just be aware that removing any single piece drops all three bonus effects.
• Because the suit grants Night Vision, it pairs well with cave exploration and night-time activities, offsetting the eerie Darkness effect that comes with it.
• Repair pieces with leather at an Anvil to extend their life, and consider applying Protection, Unbreaking, or Mending enchantments to get the most out of the full set.