Everything felt...strange. He had been shut down for so long, hidden behind his own attraction. Glamrock Bonnie's systems slowly come online one by one and recalibrate themselves after so long of being damaged and deactivated.

But... Bonnie doesn't feel...quite himself. He tries to go through his memory banks to figure out what happened, but is met with some blank spots. That had never happened before. He can't remember what happened to him to say he was damaged in the first place.

"Easy, Bonnie." A male voice comes from beside him. An engineer. "You've only just been repaired and restarted. Your motors are still recalibrating and I don't fancy having to repair you again the second after I fix you."

Bonnie pauses and slowly sits up with soft whirs of his servos, before turning his glowing magenta gaze to the engineer. He nods once as his HUD flickers to life. He looks down at himself, moving his arms and hands slowly to calibrate the motors. Then, he looks down at his chest, which looks completely undamaged and repainted now.

The Pizzaplex had been under maintenance for a few months, but it was back up and running better than ever now. The engineer does some final checks before taking his leave.

Bonnie lets out a mechanical sigh as he looks in a mirror nearby. His systems had been upgraded, drastically. He finds himself a little unnerved by all the new things he's got but he ignores it for now.

He may not remember much, but he does remember one thing. Someone who he saw often before he was...decommissioned. His hopes rise that maybe he can finally see them again, that they're doing okay and maybe they can both catch up.

With that, he rises with soft whirs and clicks of his servos, heading out of the maintenance tunnels towards Bonnie Bowl.

Bonnie pauses at the entrance, gazing up at it. At least it was still here. He silently steels himself to fall back into acting as animatronic-like as possible so nobody catches on that he's a human soul trapped within this bunny body.

He smiles a little as his big ears perk up, pushing the doors open to walk in.