34-507: The Final Chapter may refer to: Film [ edit ] Walking Tall: Final Chapter , the third Walking Tall film, released in 1977 Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter , the fourth Friday the 13th film, released in 1984 Maison Ikkoku: The Final Chapter , a 1988 anime television film based on the Maison Ikkoku manga series, aired in 1988 Urusei Yatsura: The Final Chapter ,
68-465: A 1998 Spider-Man story line Planet Earth: The Final Chapter , a 1999 book by Hal Lindsey See also [ edit ] Final Conflict (disambiguation) Final War (disambiguation) The Final Battle (disambiguation) The Final Fight Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title The Final Chapter . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change
102-805: A 1998 mixtape by Funkmaster Flex Television [ edit ] "Final Chapters", Hotel (American) season 2, episode 12 (1984) "Flood of Memories: The Final Chapter", Webster season 6, episode 24 (1989) "Halloween: The Final Chapter", Roseanne season 8, episode 5 (1995) "The Final Chapter", Drop the Dead Donkey season 6, episode 7 (1998) "The Final Chapter", Ek Thi Begum season 2, episode 12 (2021) "The Final Chapter", Expedition Africa episode 8 (2009) "The Final Chapter", Hetty Feather series 6, episodes 1–3 (2020) "The Final Chapter", On My Block season 4, episode 10 (2021) "The Final Chapter", Quarterback episode 8 (2023) "The Final Chapter", Quinn Martin's Tales of
136-406: A family restaurant near his home. Through the next minigames, the boy is terrorized by his older brother, being deliberately scared, abandoned at the restaurant, teased, and unwillingly locked in the restaurant's parts and services room. Throughout the game in the boy's bedroom, a bottle of pills, an IV drip, and a vase of flowers can be spotted at different moments. In the sixth minigame, the boy
170-402: A long time, and Sakamoto even cuts out of work to attend. Later at the reception Mitaka and Asuna arrive after a visit to the hospital. Asuna is very pregnant, and she and Shun are extremely happy together. Godai gives a speech thanking everyone for taking care of him all these years and asks for their continued support. The story flashes forward as Yusaku reveals the fates of Kozue; she is seen at
204-454: Is based on the manga series of the same name by Rumiko Takahashi . The series consists of 96 episodes, three original video animation (OVA) episodes, and an animated film. The anime uses five opening theme songs and six closing themes. The first opening theme is " Kanashimi yo Konnichi wa " by Yuki Saito , used for the first 37 episodes with the exception of episode 24, which uses " Alone Again (Naturally) " by Gilbert O'Sullivan , although
238-564: Is embarrassed but Godai smiles politely and admits he has never seen a picture of Kyoko's late husband before and that he looks like a very kind man. That night both Kyoko and he are thinking about Soichiro. Kyoko decides that she is going to return Soichiro's belongings to his father, and Godai begins to wonder if he can measure up to the memory of her beloved first husband. The next day, Kyoko visits Soichiro's grave to pay her final respects and finds Godai there, praying. Yusaku tells Soichiro that he hopes to have his blessing for their marriage. Kyoko
272-467: Is moved to tears, and the couple stand before Soichiro's graves holding hands, ready to move ahead with their new life together. No one can contain their excitement as Yusaku and Kyoko's wedding day has arrived. Everyone comes to pay their respects and to get a look at the happy couple. Kyoko is beautiful in her wedding dress, and both Mr. Chigusa and Mr. Otonashi are in tears just from looking at her. Ikuko and Kentaro meet again after not seeing each other for
306-465: Is never explained or elaborated on. On April 27, 2015, an image was uploaded to Scott Cawthon's website that teased a fourth game in the series, advertised as "The Final Chapter" with a planned release date of Halloween of that year. In July, a trailer for the game was released, and the release date was later pushed forward to August 8, 2015, which marked one year since the release date of the first game . On July 23, 2015, Scott Cawthon announced that
340-459: Is tormented once more by his older brother and several other bullies, who take advantage of his fear and place him head-first into the animatronic Fredbear's mouth for a "kiss". Suddenly, the latter bites down on the boy and crushes him as the bullies watch in horror. On the seventh minigame, the boy is shown in a dark area surrounded by his toys, and is told by an unknown voice that they will "put [him] back together". The toys slowly fade out, and soon
374-535: The Unexpected episode 1 (1977) "The Final Chapter", The Following season 1, episode 15 (2013) "The Final Chapter", The Midnight Club episode 1 (2022) "The Washoe Club: Final Chapter", Ghost Adventures season 16, episode 7 (2018) Other uses [ edit ] Five Nights at Freddy's 4 , a 2015 video game and the fourth FNaF game, advertised as Five Nights at Freddy's 4: The Final Chapter "The Gathering of Five" and "The Final Chapter" ,
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#1733105779683408-468: The bedroom of a child, where the player must avoid attack by nightmarish animatronics that stalk them. Unlike previous games in the series, the player does not have access to a network of security cameras to monitor animatronic progression, and instead must rely on audio cues. In-between nights, the player is able to play Atari -styled minigames that tell the story of a young boy that is consistently tormented by his older brother. Five Nights at Freddy's 4
442-462: The boy does as well, while the faint sound of a heartrate monitor plays, implying the boy has died after being bitten by Fredbear. If the player beats the game on the Nightmare mode, a closed metal box is shown to the player. The box cannot be opened, and if the player attempts to open it, the text "Perhaps some things are best left forgotten, for now" is displayed. The contents of the box or its meaning
476-516: The end living in Nagoya with her husband, Yagami; she is attending an all women's college still hanging into the dream that she can be with Yusaku; Shun, who is married to Asuna Kujo. They have twin girls, Moe and Mie Mitaka, and an unborn child on the way, Akemi ends up marrying her boss, known only as "Master", and lives with him on the second floor of the Cha-Cha Maru. Chronologically takes place during
510-512: The events of TV episode 96. Toei Company released a live action movie after the first season on 10 October 1986. There were also 2 live-action TV specials aired in 2007 and 2008. Five Nights at Freddy%27s 4 Five Nights at Freddy's 4 ( FNaF 4 ) is a 2015 point-and-click survival horror video game made and published by Scott Cawthon . It is the fourth installment of the Five Nights at Freddy's series. The game takes place in
544-467: The fifth Urusei Yatsura film, released in 1988 Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter , the fifth Puppet Master film, released in 1994 Lake Placid: The Final Chapter , the fourth Lake Placid film, released in 2012 Saw 3D: The Final Chapter , the seventh Saw film, released in 2010 Shrek Forever After , the fourth Shrek film, sometimes referred to as Shrek: The Final Chapter , released in 2010 Resident Evil: The Final Chapter ,
578-470: The fifth night, the enemies are replaced by a single animatronic known as Nightmare Fredbear, which is immune to being flashed with the flashlight, instead becoming more aggressive. In-between nights, the player can attempt a minigame similar to red light, green light against a character named Plushtrap. If the player is successful, two hours are removed from the next night. Additionally, Atari -styled minigames are also playable, which provide insight on
612-514: The first 14 episodes is "Ashita Hareru ka" by Takao Kisugi , which was replaced by "Ci·ne·ma" by Picasso in episode 15 which continued to be in use until episode 33. In episode 24, that theme was replaced by " Get Down " also by O'Sullivan but same reason as before with the second opening theme. The second ending theme was replaced by "Fantasy" by Picasso in episode 34 which continued to be in use until episode 52. The final two ending themes are "Sayonara no Sobyō" ("Sayonara no dessan") by Picasso which
646-424: The game as a "bone dry" repeat of Five Nights at Freddy's , recommending people not play the game, and the latter wrote that the gameplay had little variety or strategy, and that it was too much of a chore to interest him. Contrarily, Angelo M. D'Argenio of The Escapist praised the reworked game mechanics and story, describing it as "perfect" for fans of the series, though criticized the glitches present within
680-428: The game was finished, and released it early on Steam . The game was released for Android on July 25, and iOS on August 4 of 2015. An update for the game released on Halloween of that year, adding additional content for those who had completed the game such as a cheat menu . On November 29, 2019, the game released for Nintendo Switch , PlayStation 4 , and Xbox One alongside the first, second, and third games in
714-535: The game's mechanics and sound design. A sequel, Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location , released on October 7, 2016. Versions for Nintendo Switch , PlayStation 4 , and Xbox One were released on November 29, 2019 alongside the first three games in the series. Five Nights at Freddy's 4 is a point-and-click survival horror game. Like previous games in the series, the player is tasked with surviving from midnight to 6:00 a.m. against homicidal animatronics. Unlike previous installments which took place in restaurants,
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#1733105779683748-402: The game. The removal of the story based minigames from mobile version of the game was criticized by Shaun Musgrave of TouchArcade , who wrote that the removal of the story was detrimental to a game advertised as the final chapter. Response towards the atmosphere and sound design of Five Nights at Freddy's 4 was positive, though some aspects were criticized. The game was described as being
782-432: The halls to scare them away. Unlike previous games in the series, the player does not have access to a network of security cameras, and must take advantage of audio cues in order to track the movement of the animatronics. The player can also temporarily hold one of the doors shut at a time. If an animatronic enters the room or if the player encounters it directly at the doors, the player will be jumpscared and killed. On
816-443: The link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=The_Final_Chapter&oldid=1244783265 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages List of Maison Ikkoku episodes#Film The anime television series Maison Ikkoku
850-478: The lore of the series and is the source of the game's plot. These minigames are absent from mobile versions of the game. Playable minigames in-between nights tell the story of a young boy in 1983, presumed to be the player character. In the first minigame, he is locked in a bedroom with plush toys that he considers to be his "friends". Throughout the minigame, a plush based on the animatronic Fredbear constantly teases and torments him, which strengthens his fear of
884-433: The most frightening in the series by Mitch Vogel of Nintendo Life , though he also described the game's jumpscares as being jarring, and that it made the horror elements feel "unearned". Nadia Oxford of Gamezebo praised the game's sound design, though criticized its gameplay for being too reliant on sound, theorizing that those in loud spaces would've had difficulty playing the game. Matt Purslow of PCGamesN praised
918-411: The player takes control of a young child alone in his bedroom, and the animatronics wander around their house while targeting the bedroom. The animatronics in this game are known as the "nightmare" animatronics. The player is able to run around the bedroom, going between the closet, bed, and two doors. The player's only means of delaying animatronic advancement is a flashlight, which can be flashed down
952-452: The previous opening takes its place in the English dub due to copyright issues. The opening theme that replaced the first opening in episode 38 is "Suki sa" by Anzen Chitai which was used until episode 52. The last two opening themes are "Sunny Shiny Morning" by Kiyonori Matsuo, used from episodes 53–76 and "Hidamari" by Kōzō Murashita for the remainder of the series. The first ending theme for
986-505: The series. Five Nights at Freddy's 4 received "mixed or average" reviews according to review aggregator Metacritic , assigning the Windows version a score of 51 out of 100, based on six critic reviews. The gameplay of Five Nights at Freddy's 4 received a mixed response. Some reviewers felt that the franchise and its gameplay were becoming stale, such as Nic Rowen of Destructoid and Omri Petitte of PC Gamer . The former described
1020-671: The sixth Resident Evil film, released in 2017 Music [ edit ] The Final Chapter (Hypocrisy album) , 1997 The Final Chapter (C-Bo album) The Final Chapter (Ruff Endz album) The Final Chapter (Dungeon album) All Areas – Worldwide , a 1997 live album by Accept, released as The Final Chapter in Japan and the United States Duets: The Final Chapter , third posthumous album by The Notorious B.I.G., released in 2005 The Mix Tape, Volume III: 60 Minutes of Funk (The Final Chapter) ,
1054-431: The tavern. Her mother has been sick lately so Kyoko goes home to help out for few days. When her stay is longer than expected, Godai starts to worry. When he is taking Soichiro for a walk he meets Mr. Ichinose. The two eat at a food stall and Mr. Ichinose tells Godai how he met his wife. A kind older-looking man shows up on the front porch of Maison Ikkoku and says that he is the new tenant, Zenzaburo Mitsukoshi. During
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1088-490: The welcoming party everyone seems to take to him instantly, especially Kyoko, after he reveals he is a widower. With their wedding fast approaching Kyoko and Godai are both cleaning out their rooms in preparation for moving in together; Godai is moving into the manager's room with Kyoko (so he's tossing out things he doesn't need, while Kyoko is making room for his belongings). Kyoko finds an old box of Soichiro's personal items and Akemi and Mrs. Ichinose share it with Godai. Kyoko
1122-462: Was first announced in April 2015, advertised as " The Final Chapter ". Though initially planned to release on October 31, 2015, the game was pushed forward numerous times and eventually released on July 23, 2015. In the following days, versions for Android and iOS devices released. Five Nights at Freddy's 4 received mixed reviews from critics, who praised its unsettling atmosphere but were polarized over
1156-545: Was used for episodes 53–76 and "Begin the Night" by Picasso for the remainder of the series. Godai and Sakamoto are out of school for a week. They get a part time job at a local Izakaya and Sakamoto will be staying with Godai at the Ikkoku. When the two friends arrive at Maison Ikkoku, Kyoko invites Sakamoto to have dinner with her and tells Godai he can come too causing Godai to get jealous. Sakamoto then invites her to come visit them at
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