Characters

FNAF World Multiplayer Phantom Characters

Track six official Phantom character unlock records in the original FNAF World Multiplayer and verify live selection without importing other games’ abilities.

Six Phantom character badges belong to the original FNAF World Multiplayer: Phantom Freddy, Phantom Foxy, Phantom Chica, Phantom Marionette, Phantom BB, and Phantom Mangle. The official descriptions say each character was unlocked. This is a reliable family list for Universe 1885139874, not a current ability or tier list.

Phantom roster and IDs

Character
Badge ID
Official record
Phantom Freddy
2124583657
Enabled individual unlock.
Phantom Foxy
2124584242
Enabled individual unlock.
Phantom Chica
2124585068
Enabled individual unlock.
Phantom Marionette
2124586720
Enabled; official name uses Marionette.
Phantom BB
2124587780
Enabled; badge uses the BB abbreviation.
Phantom Mangle
2124587782
Enabled individual unlock.

These records were created between August 3 and August 10, 2020. The timestamps show catalog order but do not prove the route sequence or current availability order.

Match names carefully

The official badge uses Phantom Marionette, not Phantom Puppet, and Phantom BB, not the expanded Balloon Boy wording. A live selector or old video may use an alias. Match the badge ID before deciding that two labels represent separate unlocks.

Do not import abilities from FNaF World, Ultimate Custom Night, another Roblox experience, or a fan wiki. The shared character design does not establish the target game’s mechanics.

Verify current selection

Check your Roblox account for the exact badge, then open the live selector. Record whether the character portrait is visible, unlocked, selectable, and able to spawn. Those four states can differ.

If the badge is owned but the slot remains locked, try a fresh server once. If the badge is not owned, follow only a target-game route that ends with the correct Roblox notification. The Phantom Badges guide provides the official IDs and a safe route-checking sequence.

After spawning, note the displayed name. If the selector uses Puppet where the badge uses Marionette, preserve both as aliases linked to the same official record rather than inventing a seventh Phantom page.

Compare live combat kits

Use the same target and server for every Phantom. Test movement, one action, practical range, recovery, and visible effect. Then test incoming damage and defeat behavior. Do not compare one character in an empty server with another during heavy lag.

If an action applies a visual effect, confirm whether it changes the target, the user, or only the screen. A dramatic animation is not enough to label a move high damage. A character with fewer awards is not automatically rarer in combat or stronger.

For a group, test whether effects overlap and who receives credit. Avoid naming a support role until an action clearly helps another player in the current build.

Historical evidence boundaries

Historical target-game videos and badge compilations can help identify older landmarks and selection screens. They are community reports tied to a past build. Their useful parts are visual: where a player started, what object was touched, which notification appeared, and which Place was linked.

Before repeating a route, verify that the map matches and that the video description points to Place 5379293691. Stop if it links Multiplayer 2 or the 2026 namesake. If a route still works, date the observation and record the awarded badge ID.

Practical unlock order

There is no official required order among the six Phantom badges. Choose an order based on routes you can currently verify, not API position. Attempt one badge, confirm it on the account, check the selector, and then move to the next.

This prevents a failed first trigger from contaminating a six-badge run. It also reveals whether the selector refreshes immediately or only after rejoining.

Common mistakes

Treating Marionette and Puppet as automatically identical everywhere. Use the target badge ID and live label.

Expanding BB without checking the record. The official target name is Phantom BB; record any live alias separately.

Using award rate as power. Badge rarity and combat performance measure different things.

Following a current same-name guide. Current publication does not guarantee the correct Universe.

Claiming a complete move set from animation. Only visible, repeatable live behavior supports a current description.

Confirmed and unconfirmed fields

Confirmed: six official enabled badges, exact names and IDs, descriptions stating unlocks, timestamps, and ownership by the target Universe.

Needs in-game testing: current badge triggers, prerequisites, selection state, moves, range, damage, health, speed, effects, team roles, respawn state, mobile UI, and save persistence.

Continue

Open Phantom Badges for badge-specific checks. Use the Combat Guide for a consistent character comparison, or return to Characters to view the full badge-backed roster.

Official reference

Continue with another focused [Last Update] Fnaf World Multiplayer guide.

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