Five Nights at Freddy's - Action Figure Endo-Series - Bonnie & System Error Bonnie

Five Nights at Freddy's Endo-Series Action Figure – Bonnie & System Error Bonnie | 15cm | 20+ Points of Articulation
Two versions of one of Five Nights at Freddy's most iconic animatronics – one figure, endless display possibilities.
The Five Nights at Freddy's Endo-Series Bonnie & System Error Bonnie Action Figure is the most versatile FNAF collectible in the Endo-Series lineup, giving fans the ability to build and display two completely distinct looks from a single 15cm figure. Whether you're a longtime Five Nights at Freddy's collector building out your animatronic display, a fan of the FNAF games who wants a high-detail figure of one of the franchise's most beloved characters, or someone who appreciates the unique dual-build concept that makes this figure unlike anything else in the range – this is the Bonnie figure worth owning.
What's Inside the Box?
1x Endo-02 action figure – the 15cm endoskeleton base that brings both looks to life
1x Toy Bonnie parts set – assemble the full Toy Bonnie costume over the endoskeleton for the classic FNAF look
1x System Error Toy Bonnie parts set – swap to the glitched, corrupted variant for a distinctly unsettling display alternative
Glow-in-the-dark eyes – because of course they glow in the dark
Build Two Looks From One Figure
The Endo-Series concept is what makes this figure genuinely special as a collectible. The 15cm Endo-02 endoskeleton serves as the foundation for both builds – assemble the Toy Bonnie parts set for the bright, familiar animatronic look, or swap to the System Error Toy Bonnie pieces for the glitched, corrupted variant that captures one of FNAF's most visually striking character states.
Both builds fit cleanly over the endoskeleton, and swapping between them is straightforward enough that displaying both versions – or changing the look depending on how you want your collection arranged – is part of the fun rather than a frustration. For FNAF fans who have debated which version of Bonnie they prefer, this figure makes the argument irrelevant. You get both.