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okay this has probably already been said but if Martlets height when she’s sitting is 2 pixels less than normal that could mean Chujin is usually 52 pixels tall

using the math from a post I saw somewhere (i’ll look it up later) each pixel is like 3.8cm or something — tldr you do 200/52 then multiply the pixel height

so using that we can do 52 x (200/52) and oh golly gee I just realised it will literally just be 200cm

that’s embarrassing

anyway! chujins height would be 200cm/ 6’56ft do with this information what you will just thought it was interesting!!

Wind and Truth theory fact. Gavinor did not grow to hate Dalinar for the atrocities he had committed, but rather as a natural consequence of having to watch your grand-uncle tell your dad that he's banging your grandmother 10000 times back-to-back.

So has anyone else noticed how in some depictions of Silent Salt their soul jam is not purple, on their sword and not flipped?

Soooooo…I have a theory

And just hear me out okay!

What if: Pepper Pangolin Cookie shows up in Silent Salt Cookie’s story or something?

My reasoning for this theory is simple, Pepper Pangolin was the only cookie general to leave Burning Spice Cookie you see…also it’s salt & pepper

THEORY:What if the canon events are not caused by the spider PERSON, but by the DIMENSION it came from or the spider itself? Because we know and seen that Jeff died in Earth 42 as the Prowler, then Miles-42 took over.So since the spider that bit Miles-1610 (the main character Miles) was meant to bite Miles-42 or Aaron-42, then they would've already been close enough to Jeff-42 to be a canon event?So Miles' spider had the canon event, but since Miles isn't from that dimension, he never had to experience it?I'm going insane I'm just craving more spider man stuff nxndndkndnsme.

Wouldn’t it be silly if these two boys were the same person just in different time periods?

Like, BAD BOY Mark is the younger version of Yancy before he was sent to prison, he just lived a life of crime with the boys and had some sort of gay little relationship with Mathias at one point

I mean, it makes sense if you think about it:

Both are criminals and have harmful tendencies.

Both have a badly attempted Brooklyn accent.

Both personalities seem almost identical to each other.

Both are associated with songs or music in some way.

Wait what if in one of the streams he is gonna have until the charity thing he turns on the back view camera and leaves the room, and after like 1 minute we suddenly see glitching happening on one of the monitors? Or like the screen on one of the monitors goes black and in the reflection we see anti.

Or like one of the monitors plays that bit from the marble vortex thing for like a minute and suddenly goes back to normal when jack enters the room?

Or maybe when he like leaves the room he has another monitor connected outside the door so he can add in the effects without even being present. Making us think it is happening on it's own and everyone goes nuts.

And like when he comes back and someone asks about the things that happened while he was gone and hes just gonna be like.

"What the hell are you guys talking about? You must be going crazy and seeing things that aren't there"

And casually goes back playing like as if nothing ever happened.

One thing I'd love to see is that he "accidentally" turns on the back view camera for a moment and we see a bloody knife on his desk or maybe marvins mask or something. And he doesnt even even realize that it happened cuz he was focused on the game. But the people who was in the stream are definitely gonna notice it.

In my opinion all these possibilities could be the perfect thing to make us go crazy, making the thing on his last stream make sence. Y'know the thing he said that something will make us go crazy.

Hol on, I just got another stupid shower thought.

Those moments when the egos has black eyes, are their eyes literally turned into the crystal ball? Like they can see what it has seen and such, they get visions and information about future or past events.

Like literally when they have black eyes they see what the crystal ball will show them?!

(As far as I know Anti has appeared with black eyes the most of all egos, what if he is using the visions from the crystal ball to plan on attacks and such so he'll know when he can strike or possess or harm sean or the other ego's in any way possible and such, cuz he has probably seen the future and/or the past, giving him knowledge that maybe only Marvin has except for him)

Like when anti first appeared he was more aggressive and stabby, but what if he found the crystal ball (like shortly after his first canon appearance) and found what it could do. That is why as the years has passed hes getting more smart, planning in detail and knowing almost exactly when to attack and how and such.

And the video we just got of Marvin on Halloween.

What if the stuff he saw in the crystal is a example of information that anti uses to precisely plan his attacks.

Like anti has seen stuff he shouldn't have and now it's in the wrong hands.

(Cuz he has probably been using the crystal ball without Marvin knowing.)

Like in unus annus, "death is inevitable"

I feel in my soul and heart that something will happen, since anti probably found the powers of the crystal ball after he first canonically appeared, he has probably been carefully working on a perfect plan after he probably discovered the crystal ball, using it in secret without a single soul knowing what's going on.

What if the reason JJ exists in our time even tho he looks like & talks & behaves in his mannerisms like he is from the 1920-30's is because Anti fucked with time again, went to back in the early 19th century.

And just grabbed JJ and brought him back to modern time.

By accident? or on purpose? Who knows?

Anyways thanks for coming to my Ted talk.

But this is just a stupid shower thought so don't quote me on this.

what if Anti wasn’t short for Antisepticeye anymore, but for Antimatter instead?

@therealjacksepticeye

So, I just rewatched the pilot for The Gaslight District and a thought occurred to me. During Ken's confrontation with Temperance, the audience is specifically led to believe that the secret the Virtue is keeping for Ken directly relates to Mel and her being the prophesied human, but I don't think it actually is. Like, obviously there is some connection there, but there are signs throughout the episode of Ken's ongoing animosity to the Virtues that feels to me like it's more than just him being protective of Mel. Obviously, that could be chalked up to his (possible) torture at their hands in the Inferno, but then why would they intentionally make the scene so weighty and mysterious. Mel's secret is known to the audience basically right off the bat, so there's clearly more to what's going on and I think I might have figured out what. I think...and stick with me here...Ken IS a Virtue. Sort of. There're those weird flashes of color whenever he gets uncontrollably angry, where half of his brain is highlighted. That's got to be more than just an aesthetic choice, right? Why the mystery of it all if it's not important. So, my theory is, that the version of Ken the Butcher we see in the Inferno, is not fully him. Not yet at least. I think that a Virtue replace half of the Butcher's brain with its own. It makes a certain amount of sense; the Virtues are basically just brains after all. Now, why would a Virtue do this, why would one of the seeming leaders of Paradise Lost physically bond themselves to the body of a rotling, which they all seemingly have nothing but disdain for? I think it has something to do with the rotling's immortality. The Virtues don't appear to be immortal in the same way, not based on what we've seen so far at least. I also think the reason might have something to do with which Virtue Ken might have gotten his half-brain from. I think it was Kindness. Not only is it the one that fits most closely with the name Ken, but I think it really fits with his personality too. You can tell how much he cares about people; not just Mel, but everyone. Everyone except the Virtues that is. It also sort of works narratively. All of the other heavenly virtues could easily be corrupted into concepts related to purity, duty or other sort of authoritarian ideals, but you can't really do that with true kindness. It seems pretty obvious to me that whatever the relationship between the Virtues and the rotlings is, it is clearly the Virtues who hold most of the power. I wouldn't be surprised if they turned out to be responsible for the apocalypse of the distant past (there is some obvious biblical symbolism there with the flood and the whale), or even the Black Hand and the rotling's horrific immortality. I imagine the supposed embodiment of kindness itself would have a hard time going along with things at that point, especially if the Virtues were then planning on wiping all of the rotlings out. It might even drive them to take drastic action. I think there's something poetic about the idea that Kindness is engaging in such cruelty as we see Ken perpetrate in the show in order to prevent something even worse from happening. I also definitely think that Temperance was the one who performed the surgery, hence why they knew the truth of everything. The butcher's knife, possibly the entire butcher persona, is there to explain away the headwound that would never really heal on a rotling body. Speaking of bodies, I think that what's left of the original Kindness, the other half of their brain and what not, is what is inside the pseudo-egg thing inside of the laboratory that Temperance is seemingly keeping alive for some reason. Thoughts?

*Small edit because I was wrong about the knife being there in the flashback scene

Is no one going to talk about how the shattered glass looks like Vanders teeth!? Is this a foreshadow of her ‘death’!?

Fantheory part I forgot

Froghorn. We all know Froghorn, right babes? Froghorn, the slimy, arrogant 23 year old codebreaker who's probably so tall that he walks into the top of doorframes by every single room he enters and who's probably also pale and lanky as heck and always wears his survey expensive suits. Like, I don't wanna know how much these costs, ok? Anyway. I like to imagen that, in private, Froghorn is actually pretty chill and like he listens to heavy Metal or hard Rock or stuff like that, and always wears baggy clothes. Maybe he even hides some tatoos underneath those suits, who knows babes, who knows👀👀👀 Would be cool, in my opinion

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I like to imagen Bradley and Ruby are related in some way. Like, they behave similar(I think they even look similar). They have a lot of same rules and such. And Bradley said he recognised the place(the house of the Redforts or atleast the street). He did say it was not as if he was there before, but what if? What if Ruby's parents had a son before Ruby? A son named Bradley? And he disappeared in the year Ruby was born(I think if my math is mathing correctly). Sure, his last name is Baker, but what if the redforts weren't ready for a child back then and gave him away for adoption? What if he's actually Ruby's brother? I think that would be pretty cool!

Anyway, this is just a fantheory. For more theories check out my blog, I plan on posting more theories there! Comment theories you've heard below! Bye bye, babes<3

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Obviously not sponsored since I'm literally nobody here, but it's genuinely so cool that I can post my headcanons, thoughts, and theories without feeling like I'm lost in the shuffle.

I cannot say just how amazing it is that I could be analyzing how the Force works in the shower and realize... I have a place to put that now. It's not just me and whoever is willing to listen to me ramble about my stupid shit. Now other people are reading my stupid shit... and they like it.

Now again, I am small. Just a few days ago I reached 100 likes added together from... 7 posts + a repost. Which is bananas! But not someone whose... y'know, big. But the little that I have is honestly just great.

I mean... I'd seen a lot of Tumblr posts filled with amazing content, but I still didn't get an account. Idk why, just felt like I didn't need it or that I'd never use it. Or maybe it was just stubbornness towards the end. I needed a good reason. Something I could only find here.

That was when I found out about an obscure Batman character named Lance Bruner (I made a post about him, u should read it). I wanted art of him. It only existed here. They cut me off the "Classified: jk make an account :) and I did. And honestly, I'm really glad I did. This is pretty worth it. This is the most I've ever posted on a platform (unless you count the comment section) and honestly, and most importantly, I'm having fun.

A THEORY ABOUT THE ARCANE AU

you know how in the Alternate Universe, Vi dies? And how apparently Jayce isn’t there either? 🤓 Question is HOW though? well if you go back to the first episode around the dialouge where they mentioned getting the tip from “little man” you can see that there was ONE gemstone on the desk and if you paid attention, Powder took ALL of the gemstones from the box except for one that exploded the building but in the OG universe that ONE gemstone caused a blast that was near fatal which you can see in the second episode from Jayce’s POV.

Now hear me out

what if the first blast triggered the other gemstone that was in the room with Vi, Claggor and Mylo in it? Which is a possible outcome. and since Vi and Jayce (perchance Caitlyn since both her and vi LITERALLY can’t be seperated from each other in any universe) were in the proximity of the blast, if you include the second gemstone it killed them instantly ykwim? but another thing can also prove my theory which was when ekko went back to that building to find remains of the hexstone to build his time machine which couldn’t have been possibly unless that gemstone that was on the desk was shattered. AKA the fragments that were practically ENGRAVED in the wall. I know it’s not THAT serious but it kept bothering me ngl

*ORANGE SIDE THEORY SANDER SIDES*

GUYS!!!

I was rewatching some Sander Sides when about 21 minutes into ‘Dealing with Intrusive Thoughts’. Logan was trying to stop Virgil from thinking Thomas is lying. Logan states, “I can assure you he’s not. You’re just para-“ and then cuts himself off. Now this could be him just trying to be nicer because of Virgil’s reaction. But what if there was another reason?

Is it possible it has more to do with the orange side?

What if the orange side is Paranoia? Not only did Virgil seem pretty shaken up by Logan starting to call him that. But it also shocked Patton. Which only japans when it comes to a dark side, like how he reacted to Janus and Remus.

I’m sure other people have mentioned this and stated this theory but I found it really interesting.

And honestly it would make sense if Paranoia was the last side. It’s labeled at the ‘irrational and persistent feeling that people are ‘out to get you’ and feeling angry or betrayed’ which wouldn’t be to far off from the hints we’ve been given.

With Logan feeling more left out it could make sense. He feels that everyone wants to get rid of him. Which is causing him to feel angry at times.

Anyways those are my thoughts let me know yours :)

(Sorry if this doesn’t make sense 🥲)

Before the release of the second season, there was a popular theory that the Hexcore had a missing element—a type of rune that wasn’t present, specifically the Inspiration rune from League of Legends.

According to this theory, it was Sky who „solved” the Hexcore, and when she was killed by the Hexcore, she somehow became the Inspiration rune in it. However, this theory was somewhat debunked because, although the writers have differing opinions about what Sky was in the second season, they agree that it wasn’t truly the real Sky.

This led me to think of a slightly different theory: that it wasn’t Sky who was the Inspiration rune, but Viktor himself.

First of all, the scene where Sky was killed by the Hexcore always seemed to me less like the Hexcore absorbed her and more like it simply disintegrated her.

Take the Sky line before she died:

"I was inspired by your... Everything you do inspires me." It’s very easy to interpret this line differently, as "You are the Inspiration."

And the Hexcore reached its peak power and functioned at its best when Viktor became one with it in the second season.

What could this mean? I have no idea. I truly wish the creators would explain what the Arcane is and how it works in details.

I have a theory about Yellow Guy

In the 6th episode, Electricity, we see Yellow Guy go up those stairs, right? It’s even suggested he has been up there before - but hear me out. What if he and Lesley were always up there in the attic to begin with? Here’s my evidence: Yellow guy is shown to have undeniable intelligence when he is fitted with new batteries. His previous ones were old and “moldy”, so that suggested he never changed them. This also suggests that there was a time he had fresh batteries and this was not the first time he had acquired this ‘intelligent’ state. This could imply that as time went on, as the battery ran out, his intelligence started to deteriorate, and so did his memory. This also makes me believe that the “Big Boys Room” and the “Bigger Boys Room” were used to accommodate Yellow Guy’s mind. The higher the levels, the more ‘smarter’ they were, which makes me believe that as Yellow Guy grew ‘less smart’, he moved down each levels, going from Lesley, to the Bigger Boys Room, to the Big Boys room, and finally to the ground floor with the trio we all know and love. Adding onto that, did you notice that Yellow Guy was absent from these rooms? Red Guy and Duck was there, sure, but they seem to recognize Yellow Guy as a returning character. They even say he’s “Missing out” and he has to “Keep up”, which could suggest he had been away for a long time (due to his intelligence diminishing as prior mentioned). Lesley mentions that they are all replaceable, and that she “has plenty of backups”. But if that was the case, why is there multiple Red Guys and Ducks and only one Yellow Guy? This is here where we continue to theorize so buckle up. Lesley and Yellow Guy are obviously linked. With several evidence of Yellow Guy being Lesley’s son, David (Her saying “you’re not my real son”, Yellow Guy’s dream scene in the episode “Transport”, the photos Duck has in the episode “Family” etc. etc.) we can already see she has an attachment to him. There is also evidence that she is not the one in full control, with her felt like appearance and the fact that when we first see her, she states,

“Batteries can be replaced,

but some things stay the same.

No matter how we twist and turn,

we're still dancing in chains."

The first line is an obvious callback to Yellow Guy’s situation: unlike the other puppets of the trio, he requires batteries to function. Or at least, think freely for himself. Kind of like a toy. But he himself is not replaceable. That’s why the other levels do not have a Yellow Guy. So he “never changes”. But Lesley continues, using the inclusive pronoun, “we”, to suggest that he and Lesley are in the same position: Trapped as puppeteers for a greater being. Both of them had been in discomfort, fighting for independent control, suggested by the phrase “twist and turns” showing constant change of path, creating a sense of restlessness. But at the end of the day, both of them were still puppets “in chains”. When Yellow Guy leaves the ‘highest’ floor, it is shown that there are more stairs, which hints there being more ‘intelligent’ beings, possibly the puppeteers (aka the producers of the show and Roy as shown by ending credits). This could probably answer the question on why Lesley had the book (which has been widely believed to be their escape plan) that Yellow Guy had written in his own language and gives the show a lot more lore.

So my conclusion? Yellow Guy and Lesley used to conspire how to escape the puppet universe together in order to break free, but due to negligence on changing batteries, Yellow Guy was eventually used just as just a puppet for Lesley to replace her lost son and as a form of entertainment to preserve the memory of David, while Yellow Guy permanently loses his memories, succumbing to the inevitable fate of becoming a puppet more the wider audience.

Been rewatching TOTE *inquisitor brainrot setting in hard* and I have some thoughts on Barriss's induction into the inquisitorious and how it relates to the larger group

To be honest, I think that she was always "supposed" to win her duel and join their order and that the entire episode of Devoted was a set-up. Dante and Ahmar were potential candidates sure, but I don’t think the Grand Inquisitor or Palpatine expected them to win

We know that Palpatine actively sought out Jedi that were pushing back against the order as potential candidates for the inquisitorious, even saving them from Order-66 (Iskat)

The Grand Inquisitor was at her trial and commented that she "might not be as powerful as they thought"

She might have been the only Jedi to protest the war in such an open way, and, despite her efforts she definitely tapped into the darkside. Letting it pretty consume herself. I believe this resonated deeply with a certain temple guard who had already been feeling some uneasiness within the order

Now I think that the other 2 also fit into this mold, however they didn't seem has experienced or prepared

It’s interesting to note that the three of them knew each other and Dante had been friends with Barriss.

I’m going to guess that these 2 where young Jedi that had voiced problems with the order and where spared, but didn’t have the strength or notoriety that Barriss had.

The grand Inquisitor himself was the one to train Barriss, the same way he did Iskat while Lyn (a lower ranked inquisitor) was tasked with the less important job of training Dante.

If I had to guess it was a trial by fire, if Barriss won then everything went as planned and if not well then they have a strong new initiate into their order

Barriss proved herself and they already had a uniform at the ready for her once she was finished.

Now- we can assume that they might have had uniforms ready for the other 2 as well, however, I think they had their bets on Barriss since the Clone Wars

It wouldn't surprise me if we found out later down the line that she had spoke to Hezzo as well. Similar to Iskat.

Plus- I like the idea that Marrok was one of the first recruits and that the Eighth brother may not have been expected to survive his initiation

Hence his armor being "rushed" and looking so close to a previous design. They didn’t think he would win and this could be shown in his fighting style. Choosing to flee over stand his ground

The Empires mistake was thinking that Barriss was like them

That she fell to the darkside due to her hate/anger. Barriss made mistakes and tapped into the darkside but it was out of protest for the war and the trauma she faced. She was left in a cell to reflect and grieve.

The moment it came to actually fighting a fellow Jedi, she faltered

I honestly just love the inquisitors and I hope that we get more material following how they where as Jedi and the interactions between them

The day I get to see Iskat & Tualon in animation/live-action I'm going feral lol

… so I’ve been thinking right? Scar and Grian seem to have the most beef in wild life right? Scar won secret life so… What if Scar now knows Grian is a watcher and he doesn’t know how to process that the man he loved is the cause of everyone’s insanity and deaths in the first place? What if the watcher that was supposed to take Scar (by take i mean die for example Grian jumped off a cliff Scott got slash killed etc) was Grian and Scar had 5.5 left… he didn’t actually die so what if Grian let him go as an apology for everything? For BigB, for all the murder and for the insanity…

London institute scone theory

For everyone who has read TID and TDA

In TID Sophie Collins used to bring Gideon Lightwood scones (that he ended up hiding but besides the point) and now in TDA Druscilla Blackthorn brings Jamie Rosales scones while the Blackthorns are staying in the London Institute, does this mean we might see a relationship (romantic) developing between them like Gideon and Sophie. Another point to this Druscilla and Sophie both have their self conscious flaws ( Dru hates that she is built bigger than her sibling and Sophie has a scar across her face)

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so, it's been a hot minute since i last posted on here(not that i really need to but anyways!)

ya girl got into hsr a while ago and got addicted(FEIXIAO COME HOME PLSS) nd while in was doing the trailblazer quest where we meet sunday again, something he said struck me in an odd way.

now a pointed disclaimer, i'm not a professional theory crafter but this gen couldn't leave my mind so i had to share it :3

so! you all know march, right? pretty familiar with our in game companion and bestie.

and we all know that her past is pretty....lacking, in the sense that we know nothing about it apart from the fact that she was encased in ice when she was found by the express and had her memory erased and kept by a memokeeper.

now, back to something sunday said, and bear with me cuz this is relevant: where a place like Penacony harbors memoria(or sum along those lines), and due to the laughing prank by the Pepeshi, Tingyun's psych splintering off into different beings as well, it got me thinking(never a good thing btw).

did march become affected in a similar way as a possible punishment for something her original self did and have the memokeeper split her different personalities and then erase their collective memory so it can't be traced back?? as like a way for her not to be chased down again?

idk, march is js happy go lucky energy most of the time and has this air about her(at least to me) where it seems like there's something about her that we just can't see or conceive. because in such a narrative, esp like hsr, where the characters are always hiding something until the very end, it wouldn't be surprising for march to have such a....dark past abt her.

also, isn't it weird that she has a new skin, and more than 1 path to choose from? as a 4*, she's getting some vip treatment. and that's not js me ragging on her or anything(i truly do love march, she's so sweet)but i just think that the developers are trying their hardest to keep her relevant with a permanent event and all that jazz, so it might not be too far fetched that we might get a dazzling reveal.

at some point, when we do get a reveal, i wouldn't be surprised if there are other marches in existence just like the one we know, just with different personalities and backstories.

maybe the quest where we explored her mind with the matrix of prescience allowed us to witness the connection between the fractured personalities before the memokeeper felt that connection and severed it??

im grasping for straws here, but i think it's a silly theory that might be plausible, idk tbh.

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Lil headcanon for Undertale

I remember I said before that I consider physical damage and magical damage two different things. I also think that while in an Encounter only your Soul is there to take the damage, and you're not physically there to dodge the magic. You can move your soul around, true, but you do it from outside the battle box or even the buttons. I think your body would be stuck in place during the turn of the enemy.

Physical damage on the other hand, it can be dealt out of combat too, outside the rules of an Encounter. I remember this book in Snowdin saying that monsters receive bullet pattern birthday cards for their birthday, implying they can summon magic only during an Encounter.

Physical damage can be dealt both inside and outside of combat, as Frisk shows when they attack. I believe that since monsters are made of magic both physical and magical attacks lower their HP, while humans are made of physical matter and their Soul doesn't get damaged if their body is. On the other side, magic attacks can sometimes influence the body, especially when you die. There's an interaction with Toriel in the Ruins, where she's worried about you because she sees you injured if you get hit by a monster even if you're at full HP, while if you don't get hit at all during all the Ruins she notices you're unscathed. That proves that while you got physical damage by magic attacks, eating food or saving heals your Soul but not your body.

The fact that the two things are different can also explain what I like to call the "dodging dilemma". As we know, Sans can dodge us. It's known, and no one discusses it. But if we talk to Undyne during her hangout, she tells us that Asgore can also dodge, because the first time the two fought Undyne couldn't land a single hit. But Asgore doesn't dodge us during his battle. Everyone chalks it up to him being regretful and not wanting to take our Soul, until another thing comes to mind. Wouldn't he have taught Undyne how to dodge, if he knew how to do? And wouldn't Undyne have used that ability against us, if that was the case?

This would make sense if you considered the fact physical and magical attacks are different. I think every monster knows how to dodge basic attack patterns, even if it could be difficult to dodge more complicated ones. And monsters are taught how to fight only magically and not physically. And for some reason, only Sans knows how to dodge physical attacks. And it all clicks together like this. Who knows, maybe Asgore knows how to also dodge physical attacks, but let's remember something else: when he was on the Surface, apparently humans could and did use magic too. Maybe he wasn't expecting Frisk to fight physically inside an Encounter because he thought they could also use magic, and all the monsters didn't warn him because they didn't know better. His skills would be rusty at best when he realized the situation, and he probably lost that ability anyway during the years of reclusion Underground, this without counting the regret factor. The only question left is, how does Sans know how to dodge physical attacks then? I... Will let you try to come up with answers, because I have no idea :)

But seriously, tell me what you think about this, possible weak points of this headcanon and maybe conjure up a solution for the last question, if you want to.

... I lied, it wasn't a little headcanon at all

SPOILERS FOR SLIME RANCHER 2!!!!!

so ive been OBSESSIVELY playing Slime Rancher 2 since I got it a few weeks ago and I finished the actual (released) lore maybe a week ago and OH BOY OH BOY DO I HAVE THEORIES!!! So. To put it simply (and because I think it sounds funny without any initial context) I think Gigi is the future daughter of Hobson and Thora who traveled back in time to destroy the Prismacore.

There's more to it. but i think its very funny to say it like that right off the bat

Evidence Time: -Mochi says that the fireflies you find around Rainbow Island are way too advanced and that they're impossible with current technology. (Time travel implications. It's believable that all the other ranchers we talk to would be kind of like an extended family for Thora and Hobson's kid, so Mochi being an "aunt" for them isn't unbelievable. What I'm getting at is that Maybe Mochi gave the kid some of her tech.) -Gigi says that her childhood feels like a different lifetime. This could just be her saying that after showing the Prismacore to the unnamed company (that I have hatefully dubbed Alterra) makes this current time feel so distant from her childhood, but I feel like one of Gigi's dialogues is something about her feeling like all her memories are playing all at once/out of order/shit like that. (Possible symptom of Prismacore time travel?) -Gigi mentions that her mother was upset she never got to meet her grandma. This is important because Thora looks like an older woman. It makes sense that she never would've met her grandmother if her mother is Thora's age (I'd guess mid 50's-mid 60's) -Gigi has literally fused with part of the Prismacore. Her memories and the possibility of her traveling through time could be a prisma-disruption made manifest by her desire to go back in time to fix the mistake of showing the Prismacore to Alterra -There is also mentions of Gigi growing up on the Far, Far Range on a ranch with her mother and father. The only child we know of who could have grown up (or will grow up as of now) on the Far, Far Range is Thora and Hobson's child. Counter-Evidence Time: -Gigi says that she is what caused the Glass Desert to become a desert. If I'm remembering correctly from the first game, Hobson arrived at the Glass Desert after it became a desert. Unless Gigi time-traveled to the Far, Far Past (ba-dum-tssss) before Hobson and Thora even got together, this doesn't make sense. Or maybe she's from an alternate timeline? -Gigi implies that her parents didn't truly believe in her, or encourage her to do what she wanted. I could chock that up to her being an unreliable narrator, but that's just a shitty excuse. Thora and Hobson don't seem like the type of people to discourage their child from their dreams.

Yeah that's it. That's all I got rattling around in my skull about this. That and the theory that Gigi will disappear (at least from the past) with the destruction of the Prismacore. Because clearly the game is leading up to the destruction of the Prismacore. And then, after she fades out and says her goodbyes to Beatrix, we get a message from Thora and Hobson about their newborn daughter, Gigi.

What are the chances that one (hypothetically) could become Spiderman?

We (within the marvel universe) live in Earth-1218, the only universe with no superpowers. There are 3 options here.

1. Genetically modify a spider to give someone Spiderman's powers.

In Amazing Spider-man, Richard Parker genetically modifies a common spider using human DNA and radioactive isotopes (Araneus Oscorpeus), which suggests that it is hypothetically possible for scientists in our universe to do the same.

But then the roadblock (life is roadblocks- Dj Khaled) comes, our universe does not have superpowers, does that include genetically creating them, or does it mean current existence?

If it means they cannot possibly be, that brings option 2.

2. Creating a collider.

In Spiderman, Into the Spider-Verse, the collider is clearly a main point of the plot. Miles Morales (Earth-616) is bit by a spider from Earth-1610, which is only possibly with interdimensional travel. Therefore, if it is not possible to create a spider in our universe, would it be possible to create one within another universe, or to steal one from another universe?

But then, one could also argue, all of this is fiction and impossible, which I think is stupid and no fun, but would it be possible to become Spiderman without powers?

3. Training, Technology and Costume Design.

If you're a whiny crybaby partypooper, you may or may not argue that it is impossible to gain superpowers. One could hypothetically then devote their life to training, althought it is probably only possible for a rich person with no life.

Lots of stretching, weight lifting (for strength, not muscle gain), agility training, parkour??, building scaling, and many more in the lot.

A good healthy balanced diet (apologies if I scared any of you I know half of the site eat trash and bugs for lunch)

Very sticky technology. I'm not actually sure what I mean either, but some sort of suit or gloves that allow you to easily stick to surfaces.

Magnets could work but I don't see many buildings made of magnetic metal. I don't know if you could get one strong enough to stick you to a perpendicular but weak enough to let you move.

String would also be a necessary, but I don't have the skills or the care to think that one out either.

Am I going insane or am I making a scientific breakthrough here?

Deltarune theory -Noelle killed Dess and Asgore took the blame

Based off of evidence gathered primarily from chapter 2′s pacifist and snowgrave route, this theory states that Noelle accidentally froze Dess to death and Asgore was fired from the force because of it. Throughout each mention of Dess, it is always in past tense. While it is possible that she might of moved away, we are given indication or mention of Dess’s current situation. It is instead through Berdly’s anecdote about how Noelle broke down after being asked to spell December do we learn of Dess’s fate. We already know that Dess is short for December from earlier when we spelt it out with Noelle. Furthermore, we know it can’t be from stress. While Noelle is presented as an anxious individual, she was still able reach the finals and December is not a particularly hard word to spell. Nor can it be due to simply missing Dess in the same way that Kris does with Asriel. Based off of Noelle’s and Birdie’s age as children in the flashback along with the assumption that Dess is around Asriel’s age than Dess should of still been present in her life. So ruling those out and based off the intensity of Noelle’s reaction, Dess must of died sometime before the spelling bee. As to the cause of Dess’s death, I do not believe that Asgore was in anyway directly responsible for it, accident or not. Rudy still holds Asgore in good regards nor is he in prison. Considering that Noelle’s mother is mayor (who we’ll call Carol here) as seen through the similiarities between our various characters mention the two, then if Asgore was directly responsible for Dess’s death than he’ll likely be in prison. So no, Asgore has nothing to do with Dess’s death. It was Noelle who was the one who killed Dess due to stress triggering her ice magic. When we check out the frozen aisle section at Sans’s grocery store, we learn that Noelle would often stare blankly into the frozen aisle section. Then, if you play the Snowgrave route, the several instances in which Noelle uses her ice magic on a strong scale such as with the puzzles, the shopkeeper and finally Berdly, it always triggers due to some sort of stress and involves her blacking out during it. While we know that magic isn’t as prevalent among monsters as it is Undertale, we know it still has to exist in some manner due to Catti mentioning how she was doing research on occult stuff and magic at the diner. Noelle’s magic in the light world likely isn’t as strong as it is in the Dark World but it still would of been enough to kill someone especially during winter. Noelle likely killed Dess when a stressful situation triggered her ice magic. The exact cause is difficult to assume. However, based of Dess’s desire to leave for the big city and how their mother can be hard, I believe that Dess tried running away and Noelle ended up tagging along. The two quickly became lost during which the fear and stress that Noelle would of been experiencing triggered her ice magic and blacking out. Carol, not knowing where her daughters are and with an unexpected snowstorm, orders Chief Asgore to send a search party for them only to instead find Dess’s body and Noelle unconscious in the snow. Carol, blaming Asgore for failing to find Dess in time, forces the Police to remove him leading to a rookie Undyne to suddenly being given the position of Chief. Asgore also blaming himself would end up cutting ties with Rudy unable to confront him due to his guilt and is likely one of the factors which lead to his and Toriel’s divorce. Noelle meanwhile would of have no recollection of the event instead believing everyone else that Dess froze to death thus also developing a trigger for extreme cold. So in short, Noelle accidentally killed her sister with ice magic and Asgore instead takes the blame for failing to find them in time.

The Four Chara theory

(So this is basically a theory I came up with to explain all the wildly different interpretations of canon Chara and how practically all of them are correct)

Chara A: The Chara that existed from their birth to their death. A self loathing, Misanthropic with Psychopathic traits. Though, this version of Chara isn’t an actual Psychopath. Despite being a dick, they still care deeply for their family and monsterkind, and was willing to sacrifice their own life in order for them to be free. Albeit, along with their own goal of purging humanity.

Chara B: The Chara created during the Neutral Run. This version of Chara is probably the least developed since unlike the pacifist and Genocide, none of the player’s actions really reawaken Chara, so this one has the least personality.

Chara C: The Chara created during the Pacifist Run. Learns to forgive humanity and overcome their violent nature through peace.

Chara D: The Chara created during the Genocide Run all because of the Player’s actions. A sociopathic serial killer who just wants to see everything wiped out.

the question of who prismos boss is has fucked with me for a while but i have 4 theories.

1. is it’s someone we don’t know of

2. it’s golbetty

3. it’s pendleton ward creator of adventure time but my fourth theory is what i’m making this post about.

4. Martin Mertens. in the season 6 finale hot diggity doom finn breaks open the catalyst comet and it offers him a new mode of existence, finn rejects it but martin accepts it in his place. what if that new mode of existence is being the boss of all the extra dimensional beings? we don’t hear about prismo having a boss till after that episode.