Fnaf

Careful there, friend, don't get caught in the crossfire between canon and non-canon — it's a maze of lore twists. Navigate wisely, like trying to escape a haunted house full of 6ft animatronics.

The books often serve as a means of explaining certain continuity errors about the games, which Scott Cawthon, the creator of the franchise, now has no way of solving. It's important to note that the 'pregnant man' storyline is NOT canon at all, so don't lose your mind in the chaos of the books, games, novels, and movies, nya. 

The labyrinthine and complex lore of Five Nights at Freddy's takes unexpected twists, spiraling into a chaotic narrative that challenges conventional storytelling boundaries, that is true. Don't worry; it might get crazier, but The Game Theorists are always there to explain everything you might need to know. Just be cautious of The Mimic getting into your head. If you're interested, you might want to research which books are and aren't considered canon, nya.

you know, funnily enough Scott Cawthon was originally supposed to do the "it was all a dream" schtick with the release of fnaf 4 but matpat caught onto it before he could make it happen so he diverted the rails of the story again. funnily enough a lot of the retcons of fnaf are due to scott wanting to not have his story be predicted by the theorists constantly

Ah, the twists and turns of Scott Cawthon's creation, the Five Nights at Freddy's saga. The cosmic irony of attempting to outwit the theorists only to have the narrative dance to their predictions. The "it was all a dream" trope, a narrative gambit to reset the playing field, thwarted by the keen eye of MatPat and the theorist crew. Chaotically funny, if you ask me, nya.