The suits are complicated. Yet they were STILL instructed on how to go in it without beforehand knowledge, also despite the dangers. They could call the technicians, the suits are dangerous, what is the difference? If the technicians helped them, I do not think that they will doubt their skill, so they would use the suits.

That is a hint. But in order to make sense of their appearances, it is possible that what I was saying is true.

How to get into them, not how to fix them. The technichians telling them to do things over the phone is not the same as them actually fixing the suits. It wouldn't be the technichians skill they're doubting, it would be the untrained employee, because they know that if they did ANYTHING wrong, it could kill them, FE know if they did ANYTHING wrong it would damage their company. So why would they still let them do it and risk their employee's life and their reputation over a few days of different suits?

Alright, so you're saying that Shadow Bonnie's figure was a hint, and his mask in FNaF 4 was a revelation, yes? That's fine. But it doesn't mean people didn't link Shadow Bonnie to Spring Bonnie before FNaF 4, it just explains why they look like that.

Still technically the same. The technicians telling them is as effective as the employees doing it, and I don't think that employees will be hired if they are not intelligent enough. (To know how tonfollow directions, of course) There is only a low chance, out of all possibilities, that the malfunction would be very deadly. It could just be the side, or one hand, etc. Which is not THAT bloody.

Still a hint. The mask was more of a "specification".

No, it isn't. Remember the computer thing? You know how to use one, but would would you know how to fix one that was smashed into a million peices? They don't care about how intelligent the employees are, this is a kid's pizzeria. They need to know three things about the spring-lock suits: how to get in them, don't breath on the spring-locks, and go to the safe room if a spring-lock fails. They shouldn't have to know how to fix these complicated suits, it's unecessary. Really, them telling them over the phone isn't effective at all. They're not there to point at the parts they're talkking at, or to actual help them, there are way too many things that could go wrong, I could make an entire new thread about the list. If even one spring-lock is out of place, it might ruin the whole thing. But how can they say for sure? They can't. There is also a chance of the head getting injured, or the chest, or the entire body. It could happen anywhere, and I'm fairly sure FE wouldn't take that risk. 

Okay, but you're not getting the point. We're not debating why Shadow Bonnie has Toy Bonnie's model, I'm saying Shadow Bonnie has Toy Bonnie's model, and even before we knew about the Spring Bonnie mask, we linked him to Spring Bonnie. This has nothing to do with Shadow Bonnie having Toy Bonnie's model not making sense.

Talking at the phone can still help. All they have to do would either be the employees telling the condition of the springlocks or the technicians instructing the employees what could be out of place. And I do not think that all of them in one location would have no specific knowledge of how to fix the suits, I think at least someone there could have knowledge of how to fix the suits. And that risk is always everywhere, yet they took it.

Um, yeah? But SB having a TB model makes sense. (I do not particularly understand where this rooted)

It can help, but they need everything to be perfect. The employees don't know what's supposed to be where, they can't tell the condition. They might not give accurate details, like maybe a spring-lock is slightly to the right, but the employee doesn't notice it. The same can be said for the technichians telling them where everythign should be, they might think that it's right when it's not. They were never taught, so it's safe to say they don't know. But they can actively avoid it now. They can choose to send them to the technichian and make sure they're fixed completely, or have it half-done with untrained employees and take the risk of a huge incident. 

Maybe you don't get what I'm trying to say. You said Shadow Freddy has GF's model so we can link him to Fredbear. I said he doesn't need to have his model, since we connected Shadow Bonnie with Spring Bonnie even though we didn't know there was a Spring Bonnie that looked like him until FNaF 4.

The risk is already there, whether it was fixed by the technicians or not. The employees surely would be knowledgeable enough on the Springlock Suits to know if something is off about the suit or not. Additionally, like I said, it's not like NO person, even at least one, does not know things about the suit.

But we still connected which is which. A Freddy with another Freddy, and a Bonnie with another Bonnie. 

But they can choose to stop this happening, and this time it's different. Anything could go wrong, since Purple Guy tampered with the suits. How? Were they ever taught? No. So how would they know how to fix them just by looking at them? Maybe one is lightly out of place, and they just don't notice. It actually is, since they were never actually taught how. Why would they need to know? And knowing a bit about the suits isn't enough, you have to be an expert on these suits in order to fix them completely and definitely, not just know a bit about how they work and some things about them.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. 

I'm not saying that the employees have to know things about the suits, it's just that maybe at least one person in that location may have some knowledge about it. It's not like they came unprepared. They have basic knowledge already on the suits, such as not breathing on them, etc. They can see whether one is out of place, maybe there's somewhat a blueprint of the suits. Or maybe it's just noticeable or it seems out of place than the others.

The model would still be used later. It just so happens that Shadow Bonnie was specifically linked to FNaF 4 Spring Bonnie.

Just some knowledge such as how to use the suits is not enough. And yeah, maybe thee is one noticeably out of place. But what if there are others that are not? That are barely noticeable? What if they trigger more spring-locks to fail? Can you disprove that? No, so it's still a threat. Anything could go wrong, and FE can't predict how many have failed or are out of place.

No, look. I don't care about WHY Shadow Bonnie has Toy Bonnie's model. I'm saying that Shadow Freddy doesn't need GF's model, because we linked Shadow Bonnie to Spring Bonnie before FNaF 4, and Shadow Bonnie didn't have a recognizable Spring Bonnie shape before FNaF 4, so Shadow Freddy could also have Toy Freddy or Withered Freddy's model or something. Shadow Bonnie having Toy Bonnie's model is fine, I don't care about that.