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Mikemiah is the slash ship between Mike Schmidt and Jeremiah from the Five Nights at Freddy's fandom.

Canon[]

Five Nights at Freddy's (2023)[]

Jeremiah and Mike were both security guards who worked at the mall. In the movie novelization, Mike describes Jeremiah as someone who didn't get on his nerves the way most people generally do. They spend their break together in the start of the movie. Jeremiah reads Mike's Dream Theory book out loud. He chuckles, asking Mike if what the book says is true. Mike responds that it depends on what you believe. Jeremiah recalls the summer of '82, where he traded a Cal Ripken Jr. baseball card for a copy of Missile Command. He remarks that the card is probably worth 800 bucks now, regretting his past decision. Jeremiah asks if he can keep the book. Mike says no and takes it back. As seen in the novel version, Mike feels a bit bad for snapping at Jeremiah. He apologizes and offers to buy the both of them milkshakes.

As Mike is ordering ice cream, he notices what he mistakes to be a kidnapping but is really a father with his child. Mike beats up the father in the mall's fountain until Jeremiah pulls him away. Mike is subsequently fired, and so he and Jeremiah don't interact for the rest of the movie.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (2025)[]

Jeremiah continues to be good friends with the Schmidts. He helps Michael paint his house and see Abby off to the school bus. Jeremiah talks with Mike about the upcoming Fazfest that sparked from Jane's ramblings, and of Mike's date with Vanessa that night, though Mike denies that it's a date. Jeremiah doesn't approve of Vanessa, thinking she's crazy, but Mike tells him she's not.

Later on, Jeremiah drives Vanessa to Mike's house after her car breaks down. After the Toy animatronics are defeated, Jeremiah knocks Michael Afton down as he tries to escape. Mike and Abby leave the house with Jeremiah.

Fanon[]

Although Jeremiah is not confirmed to be the movie counterpart to Jeremy Fitzgerald, most believe that he is, hence the identical ship name to JereMike. While this has attracted some to the ship, most view the ships separately as Jeremiah and Mike have an established dynamic that doesn't align with their notions of game JereMike. Shippers enjoy the dynamic of Jeremiah's enthusiasm contrasted with Mike's low-energy demeanor. Fans anticipate that Jeremiah will play a major role in the movie sequel since Jeremy is the protagonist of FNAF 2, and hope that he and Mike have more interactions. It is occasionally shipped alongside Maxnessa, portraying the four as a friend group that goes out on double dates.

The ship has been the subject of some fandom discourse, as some feel that those who prefer other slash ships (such as Securitywaiter) over Movie Jeremike may do so out of white favoritism.[1][2]

Fandom[]

TUMBLR
Movie Jeremike tag on Tumblr
Movie Jeremike posts on Tumblr
TWITTER
Movie Jeremike posts on Twitter

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