Build a Pizzeria Stage with Animatronics

Setting Up the Stage Area

Start by creating a flat platform using the checkered floor blocks (converted terracotta). These tiles form the classic pizzeria aesthetic and work best in a rectangular or L-shaped layout. Build walls around your stage using the restaurant wall textures (also from converted tuff blocks) to create an enclosed performance space.

Placing Your Animatronics

Position zombie variants to represent Classic, Withered, and Toy animatronics across your stage. Use name tags to keep them in place and prevent wandering. Iron Golems transformed into Glamrock Freddy work well as centerpiece characters. Arrange them at different heights using stairs and slabs to create depth and visual interest.

Adding Atmosphere

Use glowing lichen converted into creepy children's drawings on the walls behind your stage. Hang broken wires (hanging pale moss) from the ceiling to add to the abandoned feel. Place end portal frames around the edges to suggest a ball pit boundary. Consider adding carved pumpkins as Freddy masks on display stands nearby to complete the eerie pizzeria ambiance.