His AI affects the speed he comes at you, but the difference between AI 1 and 20 is small compared to other characters. He only attacks when you lift up the monitor, so the best thing to do is to close the left door before opening the monitor. He isn't instantly sent away by the door, so you will have to wait a second with the left door closed until you hear the thud to know he's gone. This means that you can ignore him as long as you're in the office. Teaser Freddy is one of the many characters carried over from Ultimate Custom Night who can be Office Stalled. While heating up the Office does in fact cause him to move faster, he is still not nearly as fast as his Ultimate Custom Night self, making him less of a threat overall. To fend him off, you're required to shut the left door until you hear a thud indicating he's gone. If he enters, you're met with a jumpscare. Like his Ultimate Custom Night counterpart, he moves in 4 stages en-route, and will attempt to enter your office on stage 4. He moves through the Left Hall (CAM 01) and attempts to get into your office. This visual difference, while not large, is enough to separate the two characters into individual slots. The easiest way to notice the specular is to look towards his right eye, if a darker area resembling a hand print is there, it is Freddy Fazbear, however if the spot is not there it is likely Teaser Freddy. This specular affects the scale and pattern in the dark parts of Teaser Freddy's body, which make it look more like fabric than a simple plastic. For some odd reason, Scott is inconsistent with the specular of his models. Despite this, Teaser Freddy is considered different from Freddy Fazbear due to his specular. Teaser Freddy is very similar to that of Freddy Fazbear, being a light brown bear with blue eyes, a black bowtie and top hat, and other main details.

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