Scraptrap first appeared in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator in 2017 as a salvaged, more decayed version of Springtrap, the animatronic haunted by William Afton. The character returned in Ultimate Custom Night, helping cement the 'it's still me' idea that Afton survives fire, decay and repeated defeats. Clips of the line spread through FNaF fan edits, YouTube horror compilations and soundboards, where it became shorthand for an unstoppable antagonist announcing himself again.
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Scraptrap saying It's still me from Five Nights at Freddy's, a chilling voice line creators use for villain reveals, jumpscares and horror edits.
This is the raspy voice line from Scraptrap, the decayed form of William Afton in Five Nights at Freddy's, calmly insisting it is still him despite the ruined suit. The delivery is low, gravelly and unnervingly confident, with a burnt, metallic edge that makes the short phrase feel like a threat rather than a reunion. It lands because fans know the character refuses to die, so hearing that familiar claim appear out of darkness instantly signals danger, recognition and a villain who has returned again.