Jeff Mann

Main=Jeff Mann is Six Hours with Scratch Cat's equivalent of FNAF's Phone Guy Character, a character that calls you and give you advice on how to play the game. He is the employer of Seymour Scott.

Personality
From his phone calls in both Six Hours with Scratch Cat: Definitive Edition and Six Hours with Scratch Cat 2 DE, Jeff is usually very calm and relaxed, though he may express slight concern for Seymour Scott when talking about some topics. The only time he is ever unable to completely keep his cool is during the nightmare modes of 1 and 2 DE, where he is very uneasy and on edge. Despite this, he still informs the player on how to not get thrown out of the building by the animatronics, no matter his current state of mind. This shows how honestly helpful and caring he really is.

His personality doesn't get to be shown fully in his appearances from the games, and is, like said, usually very calm and relaxed. However, when with friends, he will be very comedic, but still laid back.

Six Hours with Scratch Cat: Definitive Edition
He is the employer of Seymour Scott, and calls him during his first and last shift. He helps the player by providing information about the behaviors of the animatronics on the first night, and does not call again until Nightmare Mode. However, he never appears physically.

Six Hours with Scratch Cat 2 DE
Information will be held back until release.

Canonicity
This character is canon to the current lore.

Trivia

 * Jeff Mann has a twin brother, Joe Mann. He appears in Five Nights at Raspag's as the Phone Guy for that game.
 * Funnily enough, getting the time frame from Five Nights at Raspag's, which is around 1995, we get to know the date of birth for Jeff Mann, since Joe Mann is his twin brother, and in Five Nights at Raspag's, Joe is around 16 years old. This, with Six Hours with Scratch Cat: DE being in 2018, means that Jeff Mann is around 40 years old, therefore he was born in 1979.
 * -Random_Productions-, the voice of Jeff Mann, was the inspiration to make Six Hours with Scratch Cat: DE, so Tbug asked him if he wanted to be the Phone Guy for this game. Tbug heard -Random_Productions- acting as Joe in the phone calls for Five Nights At Raspag's, and therefore he asked him to be the voice actor for this game as well. -Random_Productions- said he would love to.
 * In the first few attempts at Jeff Mann's voice lines, -Random_Productions- provided three different voice lines with three different characters for the Phone Guy. The very first one was very similar to Jeff Mann's current character, but a bit more unprofessional and worried, and, well, it just had a less great performance overall. The third one was a character that represented someone also unprofessional, but mostly VERY relaxed and calmed about his suroundings. The problem with this one is that it had an even worse performance than the first one, tripping over words constantly. The second one would eventually become the character of Jeff Mann.
 * He does not know how to pronounce Giga's name, (It usually is with a hard G, but he always gets it confused) and it is a recurring gag with him.
 * Another running gag with Jeff Mann is that he is very bad with technology. In the start of all of the first night calls, he will always stumble over trying to find the button to start the call.
 * In Six Hours with Scratch Cat: Definitive Edition, Jeff's two calls sound a bit different when it comes to the audio compression and background noise. An explanation for this would be that either Jeff was calling from a different location during Nightmare Mode, or he simply bought a new phone sometime after Seymour's first shift.


 * -|Audio===Six Hours with Scratch Cat: Definitive Edition==



Uhh, Hello? Hello, is this thing on? Uhhh, (tap tap tap tap,) I think it is. (Clears throat) Uhh, alright, uh, welcome to Scratch Cat's Tacos, new guy! I uh, wanted to leave this voicemail for you, so you, uh, you know, get to "know the ropes" of this whole gig, ha. Uh, first, I need to read this, (rustling of paper) uh, introduction from the company. Uh, you know, the legal stuff. Okay. (More rustling of paper) Welcome to Scratch Cat's Tacos, a fantastic place for all ages. Scratch Cat Entertainment is not responsible for damage to property or person, blah blah blah, whatever. Uh, it's mostly just- information that- it's already on your contract, but like, you have read your contract, right? You probably know the information. Anyways, uh, now, you might have noticed by now that the animatronics are kinda, uh, wandering around. We, uh, let them do that to minimize repair costs. But uh, if they happen to see you, it may be a good idea to close your doors? You see- uh, there's- it's against the rules here to have people inside the building at nighttime. And, uh, the programmers- kinda forgot to make an exception for the nightwatcher? W-which is you. So, if you see them with your door lights, close the doors so they- uh- d-don't throw you out of the building. And not let you back in. And- then, you'll be fired for abandoning your spot... So, uh, don't let 'em in! Now, uh, about the red character, uhhh... What was her name? Uh, Jeega, or something. Uh, behind- uh, she's behind the curtain on the Secondary Stage. Uh, make sure to check the camera from time to time, 'cause uh, she seems to be a bit- mmore active the less you look at her, so uh, make sure to keep an eye out on that one. Also, uh, due to, uh, recent budget cuts, uh, there is a limited amount of power in the building. So uh, m-make sure to not leave your doors, lights, or cameras on for too long. Or the building may go dark. Uhh, t-there's a failsafe- if, uh the building goes dark, uhhh, the fis- the failsafe will open the doors, so you don't get locked in. Of course, this will probably, like- let the animatronic characters come into your office, so, like, don't let your power run out. Uhh... Yeah! Uhhh, I think that's all I wanted to say! Uhh... Have a good night! Okay, uh, how to turn this--





Uhh, Hello! U-ugh, did you do something? Somebody messed with the animatronics, and, a-and now they're getting all agressive, even towards staff, and we can't seem- seem to fix them. U-uh, do-don't bother coming to work tomorrow, uh, we're gonna close, uh, down for a while to rebrand. Maybe make uh, the building bigger in the process. U-uh, once we reopen, consider coming back, uh, we'll give you a raise for compensation. Just- try to not get fired tonight, a-and if you see, like, like uh, a yellow cat suit anywhere, uh, t-try not to make eye contact with it. H-hide your face if you need to. Uhm, well, goodnight! Keep an eye out on the papers for news of the re- the reopening! Ech, oh gŏ--