In Bite By Night, Springtrap is known as "The Rotten" and serves as the game's starter killer, unlocked for free when players first join. He is the animatronic form of William Afton, the villain of the Five Nights at Freddy's lore, permanently fused inside a decaying rabbit suit after being crushed by its spring-lock mechanisms. In the game, what makes him terrifying is his dual personality as both a ranged threat and a trapper: he can hurl a bladed axe with the Remnant Cleaver ability that causes bleeding over time, place invisible bear traps in doorways, and unleash a scream ability that psychologically disrupts survivor movement. His presence is signaled by a distinct mechanical hum, and his terror-radius music samples the haunting motif from the FNAF 3 trailer. His withered olive-green design and relentless, methodical pursuit style make the Springtrap plush one of the most requested collectibles among fans of the game.

Ennard, titled "The Doppelganger" in Bite By Night, possesses one of the most psychologically disruptive abilities in any asymmetrical horror game on Roblox. The Skin Stealer ability allows Ennard to wear the avatar, nametag, and visual profile of any survivor they have already eliminated in a match. Once disguised, Ennard registers as a friendly, blue-tagged player on the Security Guard's camera tablet, meaning even the team's surveillance tool can no longer be trusted. Medics hesitate to heal approaching teammates, survivors second-guess their partners mid-chase, and critical coordination moments collapse under the weight of paranoia. The disguise's movements are deliberately programmed to feel uncanny, giving observant players subtle tells. This mechanic directly references Ennard's lore from Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location, where the character famously wore Michael Afton's body as a disguise to escape to the surface. The Ennard plush celebrates this master-of-deception character in collectible form.

Bite By Night is a fan-made Roblox asymmetrical horror game inspired by the Five Nights at Freddy's universe. Developed by OzelBlox and released on March 28, 2026, it draws heavily on FNAF lore, character designs, and atmospheric horror while building its own original gameplay layer inspired by titles like Dead by Daylight. The killer characters, including Springtrap and Ennard, are based on iconic FNAF animatronics. The development team is reportedly in active communication with FNAF creator Scott Cawthon regarding copyright resolutions, as evidenced by the in-game name changes of certain characters to avoid IP conflicts. All characters in this listing, including the Springtrap plush and Ennard plush, are inspired by this broader FNAF-connected creative universe that has captivated millions of players worldwide.

As of the 2026 launch of Bite By Night, Springtrap (The Rotten) has several cosmetic skins that change his appearance without altering his core gameplay stats. The confirmed launch skins include "Toon," a cartoonish version of Springtrap with a lighter color palette and a crowbar, created in collaboration with FNAF YouTuber Dawko who also received the exclusive "Spingtap" skin featuring a propeller hat and a giant lollipop. The "Spartan" skin reimagines The Rotten with Kratos-inspired armor and a Leviathan Axe, based on fan art from the community. Additionally, a "SpringMiku" skin inspired by Vocaloid singer Hatsune Miku and a "Yellow Rabbit" skin based on the FNAF: Into the Pit storyline are referenced as potential upcoming additions. The Springtrap plush in this listing is based on The Rotten's base form, the definitive and most iconic version of the character.

Springtrap and Ennard represent two fundamentally different killer archetypes within Bite By Night. Springtrap is a rushdown-and-trapping hybrid, rewarding direct engagement, axe throws, and positioning through the map with bear traps. He is the starter killer and considered more beginner friendly, making him a staple of the game's early meta. Ennard, on the other hand, is a deception and infiltration specialist ranked in the high cost tier at 6,000 in-game scraps. Where Springtrap wins through mechanical pressure and environmental control, Ennard wins by corrupting the trust dynamics of the entire survivor team using the Skin Stealer disguise, Wire Eye tracking devices, and a grab tether that counters looping. Both have a passionate fan following, which is exactly why the Springtrap plush and Ennard plush are in such high demand as physical collectibles for players who want to bring these horror icons off the screen.