In the new trailer, a group of vandals break into the dilapidated Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza and start tearing the place apart. They break pinball machines, they steal quarters out of the skeeball games, they break open the prize counter, and they knock over towers of pizza boxes. One unfortunate delinquent investigates the kitchen area, and is confronted by Chica and her beloved Carl. Before he can even process the horror that awaits, Carl closes his eyelids to focus on his target, and attacks! The vandal is on the floor, and Carl’s mouth (?) is open, nomming on this guy’s face.

In “Five Nights at Freddy’s 4,” a prequel to the first game in the series, players have the potential to face off with Nightmare Chica and Nightmare Cupcake. Despite not moving in the first three games, “FNaF 4” runs the risk of a Nightmare Cupcake jumpscare. The moment completely shocked the gaming fandom, who had been conditioned to believe Mr. Cupcake was never a threat for attack. Blumhouse and Universal have even given the Cupcake his own character poster ahead of the film’s release, which was at first thought to be a cute fandom in-joke, but now appears to have been an omen.

The trailer doesn’t show Mr. Cupcake actually leaping off of Chica’s plate and attacking, which I can only assume will be so hilariously fun that it’ll be gif’d into oblivion. Honestly, he deserves it. No one messes with Carl. Ironically, in “FNaF World,” the spin-off game that was released after “FNaF 4,” a move named “Cupcake” exists, which is the healing move in this standard turn-based RPG game, the complete inverse of how he’s presented in “FNaF 4.”