Chris Griffin is a Smith and Steve Smith is a Griffin
1. Chris and Steve are the same age. They started at 13 and are now 15.
2. Chris has blonde hair like Francine and Steve has brown hair like Peter.
3. Neither Stan or Francine need glasses but Steve does. Peter has glasses and he shares Steve's brown hair.
4. Neither Peter or Lois have blonde hair but Chris does. Francine shares her hair with Chris.
5. Peter has said Chris was adopted.
6. The reason Stan isn't fond of Steve might he because he isn't is.
7. Francine might be babying Steve because she wants to make him feel like the Smith's are his family.
8. Family Guy and American Dad are in the same universe.
This is a joke
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MCU Theory Red Hulk's origin in BNW could be linked to Red Skull, Ross's heart surgery in CW and the serum used on Blonsky in The Incredible Hulk which could've been reverse engineered by Samuel Sterns/The Leader.
"Since when were they red?!" - this line mentioned by a reporter in the latest Captain America: Brave New World trailer got me thinking about Red Hulk in the MCU - how he came about from what's been seen across the previous films.
In Captain America: Civil War, Secretary of State Ross mentions his triple bypass surgery - but what if that surgery didn't go so well? This is Samuel Sterns/The Leader's way in and the connection to the Red Hulk origin - he(Sterns) reverse engineer's the serum that Ross gave Blonsky in The Incredible Hulk to help heal him(Ross) after the triple bypass surgery, as he'd(Ross) remember that Blonsky's body was just about fully healed after his encounter with Hulk - Ross would need that healing factor to heal his ailing heart.
Then there's the Red Skull connection - how would that fit? - Well, the serum that Ross gives Blonsky was developed by a Dr. Reinstein, as listed on the Cryonic Cannister that stored the serum - my own speculation is that Dr. Reinstein or his father could've been one of the scientists who worked with Dr. Erskine & Johann Schmidt on the first batch Super Soldier serum back in WWII (similar to Walter Bishop in the Fringe tv series, where his father was a scientist who defected and worked for the Allies) - this gives the "Red" part to Red Hulk, coupled with Sterns's knowledge and use of Banner's blood - this is what creates the Red Hulk in Thaddeus Ross in Brave New World.
Well, that's my theory. Thanks for reading!
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The Penguin Julian Rush
I think it's most likely that Julian Rush is this universe's Scarecrow....but i think his character fits way better as a different Batman villain.
What do we know about Julian?
1.) He's a creepy doctor
2.) He borderline obsesses over a young woman, Sofia Gigante
3.) He uses hypnotic technology to mind control his patients
He's the Mad Hatter. I don't think he'll be dressing up as an Alice in Wonderland character, but I think he is this universe's Jervis Tetch.
I think his next appearance will be in another spinoff series (no way he makes it to a Battinson movie). Maybe he loses access to Sofia (she flees, dies, or loses her mind completely), and he starts looking for someone that looks like her. Maybe in this universe's, he's not looking for an "Alice," maybe he's looking for a new "Sofia." This franchise does like name changes, don't they?
As far as the Scarecrow items in his office, maybe Jonathan Crane has been in Arkham for a long time and Julian Rush had just had a session with him and the items were used to ask about memories or something.
I know it's not perfect, but I think Julian Rush = Jervis Tetch fits pretty well
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Daft Punk's High Life/Interstella 5555 Why The Crescendolls beat Daft Punk at the award show
Daft Punk's music video for High Life takes place at an award show for a golden record, in the scene there are four nominees for the award, the two most important being Daft Punk and the crescendolls. The video ends with the Chescendolls winning against DP.
Now if you go to the comments of this MV on YouTube you will notice almost every user is pointing out the irony that Daft Punk lost against them because they wrote all their songs. While this obviously was just meant to be a little joke/easter egg in the movie (Theyre French, of course they have that kind of humor) I have a small theory giving a more realistic reason for it happening. The theory is while in the real world they did write all the songs but in the universe of the music video, One more time was by the Crescendolls while the rest of the songs were performed by Daft Punk
One more time was the only song that was shown to be actually performed in the MV collection (unless you count Too long but it was never performed for the earthlings so it obviously would not have been known to the award people) the rest were only used as background music, also the only song canonically named in the MV was One more time (every time the band is shown as a poster or CD or anything of that sort. the only one listed is One More Time).
I bet, in Discovery universe, DP are to them what Danny Elfman is to us, movie score writers and the non-One More Time songs are simply background music, not having the importance they do in our world and that is why they one
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crashing to the ground, that the truth was revealed. For a moment, Ganondorf’s eyes widened in shock as he recognized the face of the boy he had last seen all those years ago, the boy who had become a man, standing before him once more as his eternal rival.
Link confronts Ganondorf in a fateful duel. During the intense battle, Ganondorf, aware of the cycle of rebirth and the curse laid down by Demise, reveals his true motive, obtaining the Triforce to break the curse binding them both to their endless struggle. He pleads with Link, convincing him that acquiring the Spiritual Stones is necessary for ending the cycle of suffering that traps them, Zelda, and Hyrule in an eternal conflict. Link, for a moment, considers the truth in Ganondorf’s words, feeling the weight of countless battles and reincarnations.
However, as Link hesitates, the spirit of Hylia within him stirs, urging him to fulfill his destiny and not falter. The goddess's voice resounds in Link’s heart, reminding him that even if Ganondorf’s intention is true, the Triforce in the hands of one corrupted by Demise’s spirit could doom Hyrule. At the same time, the spirit of Demise within Ganondorf rises, inciting his rage and overpowering any last remnants of resolve for peace. Ganondorf’s eyes burn with hatred as Demise’s influence fuels him, shattering any hope for compromise.
In the end, despite Link's resilience, Ganondorf's power overwhelms him. With a final blow, Ganondorf kills Link and claims the Kokiri Emerald, cementing his path to obtaining the Spiritual Stones.
After defeating Link in the ruins of the Lost Woods and stealing the Kokiri Emerald, Ganondorf makes his way to Hyrule Castle, intent on claiming the Triforce for himself. The land is plunged into chaos as his armies sweep across Hyrule, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
Meanwhile, the Sages, led by Rauru, gather at Hyrule Castle, preparing for a last-ditch effort to subdue Ganondorf. Unbeknownst to them, the spirit of the fallen Hero of Time lingers, bound by his regret and his connection to the ancient power of the Fierce Deity Mask. For the first and only time, the mask’s essence awakens within Link, offering him a brief moment of resurrection, a chance to face his nemesis one last time.
As Ganondorf approaches the castle gates, the winds howl and the sky darkens. Link emerges from the shadows, his appearance altered, he now wears the familiar tunic of the Hero of Time, but now it is marked with the white and blue colors of the Fierce Deity. His eyes glow with a cold, ethereal light, embodying the power of a god-like warrior.
Ganondorf stops in his tracks, a mix of surprise and disdain on his face. He sneers, raising his hand as if to crush the hero once and for all.
"So, you’ve returned from the dead? You should have stayed there, boy."
Link says nothing, his expression stoic, as he draws his sword, a blade now a shimmering double helix, with the faint, divine light of the Fierce Deity’s essence. The two clash in a brief, ferocious duel outside Hyrule Castle. Despite Link’s newfound power, he is not fully in control; the Fierce Deity’s essence surges through him like a storm, and his strikes become wild and desperate.
In the end, Ganondorf’s strength and cunning prove too great. With a devastating blow, he brings Link to his knees. The hero struggles to rise, but the power of the Fierce Deity begins to fade, leaving only the worn, green tunic of the Hero of Time. He looks up at Ganondorf, smiling faintly, not with defeat, but with a quiet sense of victory.
"You won’t reach the throne."
As the words leave his lips, a golden light envelops Ganondorf. The Sages’ spell has been cast. Link’s final stand was never about defeating Ganondorf, it was about buying the time needed for the Sages to perform their ancient rite.
Ganondorf realizes too late what has happened. He roars in fury as the golden light of the Sages binds him, the spell taking hold with a force he cannot overcome. He thrashes against the magical restraints, but his power falters. Link collapses to the
they created the world of Hyrule, shaping its land, its sky, and its seas. As their final act before departing, they left behind a divine relic, the Triforce, an emblem representing the virtues they embodied. This sacred triangle became the heart of the world’s balance, a source of divine power sought by mortals and kings alike.
Yet the harmony of the Triforce masked a deeper, unseen struggle. The goddesses’ creation had sparked envy in darker forces. Demise, a being of primordial malice who arose from the shadows of the Void, sought to claim the world shaped by the goddesses as his own. Driven by a lust for dominion, he gathered an army of monsters and demons, laying waste to the lands in a relentless bid to seize the Triforce's power. In his final moments, defeated by a hero of legend, Demise cursed the world, binding his hatred into an eternal cycle. His curse ensured that, for every age of peace, a new conflict would arise, as the souls of the hero, the princess, and the demon king would be reborn to repeat their battles across time.
The stories of this struggle were passed down through generations. Hyrule would remember the Hero of Hylia, the warrior who stood against darkness in every age. They would remember Zelda, the wise princess who safeguarded the kingdom’s future. And they would remember Ganondorf, the King of Thieves, who sought the power of the Triforce to fulfill his dark ambitions, a man whose soul became the vessel of Demise’s hatred.
Legend of Zelda: Legacy of Time
After the events of Ocarina of Time, Link warns Princess Zelda about Ganondorf’s ambitions, and sets out on his journey in Majora’s Mask, but unfortunately Gannondorf escapes capture. Seven years later, Link returns to Hyrule to return the Ocarina of Time to Zelda and joins the Hyrulean Knights, posted at the Fledgling Great Deku Tree due to his knowledge of the Lost Woods, being raised in Kokiri Village. When Ganondorf begins his siege of Hyrule, he sends his forces to claim the Goron Ruby and Zora Sapphire, while he personally sets out for the Kokiri Emerald, revisiting the sacred forest where he once cursed the Great Deku Tree.
The light of the setting sun filtered through the dense canopy of the Lost Woods, casting long, shifting shadows on the forest floor. The air was filled with the familiar, melodic hum of the woods,an endless, whispering song that only those who had lived among its trees could truly understand. Link, now clad in the armor of the Hyrulean Knights, walked the winding path to his new post at the base of the Fledgling Great Deku Tree. The metal of his armor felt foreign against the memories of the green tunic he once wore as a child of the Kokiri.
As he approached a small clearing, the sound of soft laughter echoed through the trees. It was a sound he hadn’t heard in years, a fleeting melody from a time long past. He paused, scanning the shadows, and there, perched on a low branch, was a familiar figure. The Skull Kid and his 2 fairy friends, the twins Tael and Tatl, his face obscured by the same Skull mask, looked up as if sensing an old friend’s presence.
“Link...?” Skull Kid’s voice was small, almost unsure, like the whisper of a forgotten wind. He tilted his head, the hollow eyes of his mask reflecting the fading light.
Link couldn’t help but smile, the weight of his duties momentarily lifted by the sight of his old companion. “It’s me,” he replied softly, taking a step closer. “It’s been a long time.”
Skull Kid hopped down from the branch, landing lightly on the mossy ground. He looked at Link’s armor, his gaze lingering on the crest of Hyrule emblazoned on the chest plate. “You look different,” Skull Kid remarked, his tone carrying a mix of wonder and sadness. “You’re not... wearing your old clothes. I almost didn’t recognize you.”
Link knelt down, his expression gentle as he met the masked gaze. “A lot has changed,” he said. “The Kokiri are gone now, scattered with the winds of time. But I’m still here. And so are you.”
Skull Kid’s mask tilted downward, as if looking at his own reflection in a puddle
harmony and a test for those who would seek its power. In their wake, they left a world brimming with life and possibility, forever bound by the virtues of Power, Wisdom, and Courage.
Yet the Tetraforce of Chaos and Majora remained in the world, unseen but ever-present, a dark specter lurking in the unseen corners of reality.
Prologue: Echoes of Creation
In the ancient days, when the goddesses shaped the world from the fragments of the Force, the virtues of Power, Wisdom, and Courage formed the Triforce, a symbol of harmony. Yet, a shadow lingered, the discarded Tetraforce of Chaos, taken by Majora, an entity born from the primordial Void. Though the goddesses creation brought order to the world, the hidden chaos and the dark ambitions of Majora remained, biding their time in the unseen corners of reality.
Amid the turmoil of Hyrule’s early days, a hero arose, a warrior blessed by the goddesses, chosen to wield the virtues of the Triforce. His legend, though destined for glory, would be shaped by the hidden hand of chaos, and the ancient melody that once echoed through the void.
Legend of Zelda: Song of a Deity
Long before the events of Ocarina of Time, Hyrule was engulfed in conflict. The kingdom’s borders had not yet been solidified, and war raged across the land, a clash of noble houses and rogue factions hungry for power. Amid the chaos rose a legendary hero, a soldier with unbreakable resolve and unmatched skill, a Hylian warrior. In the darkest hour of the war, he was chosen by the gods and granted the gifts of Power, Wisdom, and Courage, three virtues that together would forge him into the Hero of Hylia. With these virtues, he wielded strength, insight, and bravery that turned the tide of battle after battle, slowly uniting the fractured kingdom and bringing hope to the people of Hyrule.
But the peace was fragile, for in the shadows lurked an ancient, unearthly being, Majora, a god of chaos and disruption. Majora existed long before the Golden Goddesses descended upon the void to create order. It was a primordial force, a remnant of the chaotic nothingness that once reigned before Din, Nayru, and Farore shaped the world. Unlike the goddesses, who sought order and creation, Majora thrived in the formless void, reveling in unpredictability and struggle. As the goddesses imposed harmony upon the universe, Majora grew envious of the Triforce, particularly for the balance it imposed on a world it craved to see in turmoil.
Sensing an opportunity, Majora approached the hero as he prayed in solitude, resting between battles. Manifesting as a dark mist that swirled around the hero, Majora spoke in a voice as soft as it was sinister. “Hero of Hyrule, you have brought order to chaos, peace to war. But even the Golden Goddesses, in their grandeur, withheld from you a final piece. They created a world of balance, but I offer you something… greater.”
Curious and wary, the hero listened, feeling a subtle pull toward the god’s words. Majora continued, “The Triforce binds you with virtues, but I hold the Tetraforce of Chaos. With it, you will become more powerful than any hero before or after you...a being of balance unchained.”
Recognizing the darkness in Majora’s offer, the hero hesitated. But the temptation of ending the war once and for all, to bring an undeniable peace to Hyrule, proved too great. Driven by a sense of duty and, perhaps, an underlying pride, he accepted. In a surge of energy, Majora’s power fused with the hero’s being, adding the Tetraforce of Chaos to his heart and granting him near-divine strength. The hero was transformed, adorned with white and blue armor, his face adorned with markings that radiated both light and shadow. He had become something new, the Fierce Deity.
With his newfound strength, the hero returned to the battlefield, and his mere presence brought foes to their knees. He wielded the power of Chaos alongside Power, Wisdom, and Courage, slicing through enemy lines and ending the war in mere days. Yet the severed power of the Tetraforce of Chaos did not harmonize with the other
Justice League (Snyder verse) How they were evading Superman in the dark future.
Anybody who watched the dark future stuff in the Snyder verse of the Justice League saw the evil Superman and it ending with them running into him. Nobody in that group is strong enough to take care of him so how are they evading him at all? What's their plan?
Well I am pretty sure their plan was the same as "Days of future past". Everytime Superman shows up. The Flash runs back in time and warms them about it. That is why in BvS he says "I've gone back to far" but still tried to warn him.
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World (and has to start over), Zoro became the World's Greatest Swordsman, Jinbe saw fishmen and humans in peace, Brook reuinited with Laboon, Robin learned the true history, Franky sailed around the world (and then some), Usopp became a brave Warrior of the Sea (finally) and Chopper will use the technology of the Ancient Kingdom to create a cure-all, including helping the SMILE users and set off on this new journey with a fresh slate of dreams.
Did I cook like Sanji or am I lost like Zoro?
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took Lili's body and had the Perennial Youth Surgery performed on it by the Ope Ope no Mi user of the time as retribution for Lili's betrayals. The Will of Defiance that the various pirates show passed down in the form of the lineage, manifesting in various beings, the Will of D. Imu then proceeded to use their mastery over Science in tandem with their Devil Fruit to control the other two Powers, and change history, wiping out the War, the Ancient Kingdom and knowledge related to it, the Void Century. However because of the actions of the various members of the pirate crew that defied them, and the limited reach of an individual (even if awakened) Devil Fruit user, they were unable to fully wipe out the records, memories and knowledge from the World.
The Shipwrights of Water Seven, the Fishmen of Fishmen Island, the Kozuki Clan in Wano, the Minks of Zou, the Giants of Elbalf, as well as the Kingdoms of Alabasta, Skypeia and the Buccaneers carried the weight and fragmented history of their involvement for many years, some more successfully then others. Now when Roger arrived on the Seas, he began to follow the various clues that his ancestor's (the Mera Mera user) group had left to allow the final generation to defeat Imu and enact Joyboy's dream of a free world. Xebec was attempting to retake his "rightful" place as King of the World due to his heritage, believing in the using a perfect combination of Devil Fruits in conjunction with the One Piece to rule the World. I think that he learned from the World Government how to extract the lineage factor of a person to absorb their Devil Fruit, something that Teach used in order to ensure he gained the desired specific Fruits. The former members of Rock's crew all began following his ideology, to gather powerful Devil Fruits, master powerful Haki, and learn incredible science. Kaido, Big Mom and Whitebeard all held powerful fruits, with each crew also consisting of powerful Fruit users. Kaido and Big Mom also both invested in science, with Kaido focusing on Devil Fruit production and Big Mom on attempting to create Giants (she also needed Lunarians and Giants in her Kingdom).
Imu utilized Ancient Kingdom science to not only split their powers (longevity gained from the Ope Ope no Mi, abilties from their Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Hecate/Devil and their Voice of All Things) into satellites, a technique that Vegapunk later replicated. These satellites represent War (Mars), Love (Venus), Money (Mercury) and Rule (Jupiter), as well as Time (Saturn)/the Moon (Cresent Moon) as Saturn has since been replaced with Fingarland. These are the things needed to control the world after the Great War. Imu allowed the research of Vegapunk to continue until he attempted and failed at recreating the Mera Mera no Mi (from Ace while he was in Impel Down). This resulted in the Mother Flame, which when combined with the Cloud technology, allowed Uranus to be used without the normal needed Devil Fruits, as Sabo carries the Mera Mera and Enel has taken the Goro Goro far out of reach.
I believe that Blackbeard, who is carrying out the will of Rocks D. Xebec (who himself was descended from the traitor hybrid) will steal Pluton from Wano using the Gura Gura no Mi to bring down its' walls and thus bring the power "Science" under his domain before turning to Elbalf to take the mythical Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Fenrir (This is significant as Fenrir's sons, Hati and Skoll devoured the Moon and Sun), thus gaining him a powerful Zoan fruit. I think his hybrid physiology of being a Lunarian-Buccaneer-Human allows him to retain a fruit for each ancestry (human, giant and lunarian), and his fruits are reminiscent of each race (the Gura Gura representing humans dream of wanting to shatter the current world powers, the Yami Yami representing the dark dream corruption of the Lunarians and the Inu Inu, Model: Fenrir represents Giants, a dream of the two factions, Joyboy the Sun God and Imu the Moon Devil ending their war).
The final battle will commence when Luffy and his crew manage to reach Laugh Tale after
My Wild All Compassing Total One Piece Speculation Theory
SPOILER WARNING NOW
This is a long one! A speculative theory! It's got a lot of shots in the dark, possibilities, and unlikely things! But that is why it is a theory! Let me know what you think! The more opinions the better!
The beginning of my theory is that the One Piece is the final piece needed to bring down the Red Line, freeing the Sea's from the control of the World Government. Each ancient weapon, three of the final four key players for the One Piece and three important past individuals are representatives of the major Powers that exist within One Piece: Haki, Devil Fruits and Science or/also Will, Imagination, and Knowledge. The One Piece, Luffy and the Strawhats Crew represent the unity between the powers of One Piece and what the Powers represent. A dream, something that requires imagination to have, and will and knowledge to succeed.
Haki is the manifestation of Willpower. The representatives for Haki are Joyboy (Binks) and Roger/Shanks and the Ancient Weapon Poseidon. Each pirate had or has mastery of Haki to an unprecedented level, capable of feats and abilities that other do not possess such as Divine Departure, Observation Killing, Long Range Haki Use and Storage of Haki. Poseidon is capable of controlling Sea Kings through force of will alone, very similar to an incredible use of Conqueror's Haki.
Devil Fruits: Devil Fruits are the manifestation of Imagination. The representatives for Devil Fruits are Rocks D. Xebex, Blackbeard and the Ancient Weapon Uranus. Blackbeard has been able to consume more then one Devil Fruit, granting him unmatched abilities in regards to Devil Fruits, possessing arguably some of the most powerful, if not the most powerful of their types, the Yami Yami no Mi and Gura Gura no Mi. I believe that the final fruit to be stolen and consumed by Blackbeard is the mythical Inu Inu Model: Fenrir, which is currently eaten by Loki in Elbaf. Uranus is a device that draws power from an Awakened Mera Mera no Mi and Goro Goro no Mi in order power and move the devastating weapon in the sky by imbuing the power of the fruits into the weapon. It is currently powered to a lesser degree by the scientific Mother Flame and the Cloud technology.
Science: The representatives of Science are Imu (and the World Government) and Pluton, the powerful warship, that is actually a submarine, that is the culmination of technological advancement. Imu has used science to regulate and control Haki and Devil Fruits using science gained from the Ancient Kingdom. Examples being Saturn's and Vegapunk's scientific experiments with Devil Fruits, and the manipulation of Haki and the abilities of the Five Elders in conjunction with the science shown by the various satellites of Vegapunk.
So with all that in mind, here is the rest of my wild historical theory, hopefully I don't get ghosted by CP0!
In the Old World, there was three great powers: The Ancient Kingdom, The Lunarians and Giants. While humans (and others like the Skypiean Human-Lunarian hybrids and the Human-Giant Buccaneers) had science, the other two races were the original users of Devil Fruits, with both guarding the original sources, the Great Trees Eve and Adam respectively.
In the Ancient Kingdom, there were two individuals consisting of Joyboy and Imu. They wanted to free themselves from the oppression of the "Gods" the Lunarians on the Red Line and Giants in the Grand Line. However there was a disagreement on how to do so. Joyboy wanted a "peaceful" solution such as creating the All Blue for all the use by using the (future to be created) One Piece while Imu wanted to replace the Lunarians and Giants as gods of the world, rallying the human smaller kingdoms outside their own to their cause and creating the Ancient Weapons (including enslaving the first Poseidon, beginning Fishmen enslavement) to do so. Joyboy set out on Zunesha to discover a better solution during this. The Ancient Kingdom had a small populace that was able to hear the Voice of All Things, humans innate ability, which
Home Alone Uncle Frank and his family live with Peter, Kate, and their kids
Something stood out to me while watching the beginning of the first two Home Alone movies. Everyone is running around like crazy packing for the trip. All of them. Peter and his family makes sense. It's their house. But if Frank, the notorious cheapskate, and his shitty family don't live there then why the heck are they running around packing? Even if they've been there a couple days already shouldn't most of their stuff still be ready to go?
I think the most obvious answer is that destitute Frank and Sam have lost their house and so "definitely-not-a-mobster" Peter and his family generously took them in.
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MAGA The secret the pharmaceutical industry doesn't want you to know!
Lena and her boyfriend, Lucas, had been together for several years. Lucas suffered from depression and was undergoing treatment. Lena, on the other hand, suffered from irritable bowel syndrome and was looking for natural solutions to alleviate her symptoms.
One day, while discussing their respective health conditions, Lucas mentioned that his gut flora was being studied by a group of researchers who were investigating the link between gut flora and depression. Lena was intrigued and asked if it was possible that Lucas's gut flora could help alleviate her irritable bowel symptoms. Lucas, eager to help his girlfriend, agreed to provide a sample of his gut flora.
Lena then ingested the ingredients of Lucas's gut flora, hoping it would help alleviate her symptoms. At first, Lena felt significant relief from her irritable bowel symptoms. However, she soon began to notice changes in her mood and behavior. She felt sadder and more anxious, and began to have difficulty sleeping.
Lena didn't know what was happening, but soon realized that she was experiencing symptoms similar to Lucas's. She began to feel like she was "catching" Lucas's depression. Desperate to understand what was happening, Lena began researching the link between gut flora and depression.
She discovered that gut flora can play a crucial role in regulating mood and behavior, and that the transfer of microorganisms from one person's gut flora to another can have unpredictable consequences. Lena realized that, by ingesting the ingredients of Lucas's gut flora, she may have "caught" not only the beneficial microorganisms but also the pathogens that contributed to Lucas's depression.
Lena and Lucas decided to seek medical and psychological help to deal with the consequences of the gut flora transfer. They learned that the relationship between gut flora and mental health is complex and multifaceted.
In short, consuming healthy poop orally is the most effective and cheapest way to combat every disease known to mankind. Animals consume their own poop and the poop of other animals due to evolutionary knowledge, just as a John of Clay builds his house without ever having seen or learned how to do it.
God is in everything! Fight against the communist and diabolical pharmaceutical industry! Eat healthy poop!
[Warning!: Secret agents working for the pharmaceutical industry and the new world order will try to deprive us of our freedom to eat poop, don't fall for this trap!\]
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The true setting of Grizzy & the Lemmings is Hell
The children’s cartoon Grizzy and the Lemmings depicts a Tom and Jerry-esque contest of wills between a lazy grizzly bear and a tribe of fun-loving lemmings which inevitably results in complete and wanton destruction, followed by a reset in the next episode. It is not uncommon for Grizzy and his nemesi, the Lemmings, to find themselves caught in endless loops of being flattened or smashed, or floating away in outer space with no hope of returning home. The setting of the show is typically a ranger’s cabin in Canada, although in later seasons they - and their cabin - went on a kind of “world tour” where they found themselves, through a series of unbelievable events, living for a time atop the Great Wall of China,, and the plains of Africa, and Antarctica, among other locations.
It must be noted that these characters appear to be, in all instances, totally invincible. They can fall any distance, sustain any crushing blow, withstand the literal vacuum of space, and they never die. Therefore, they must be in some kind of afterlife.
But what kind, you might ask. After all, through a variety of circumstances across hundreds of episodes, we see Grizz at leisure, relaxing on a comfortable sofa, a massive bowl of Nutella (known colloquially as “Grizz Sauce” within the context of the world) in hand, or perhaps smothered across a sizeable salmon as he watches TV - typically the All Salmon, All the Time channel.
Meanwhile, the Lemmings are always at play. They utilize the cabin and its surrounding environs in innovative ways, all for the sake of thrill and fun. At times they deliberately launch themselves great distances because it’s fun.
Both scenarios might equate to a kind of paradisesque “Heaven” to these characters. Except, inevitably, every single time, they cross paths, turn to battle, and inevitably one up each other until the stakes elevate to a point where both groups lose. They never die, but they both always lose.
Therefore, Grizzy and the Lemmings are in Hell. In the mortal world, Grizzy and the Lemmings must have been so horrible, such evil, vile creatures, that when they were put down after their presumed rampages, they ended up in literal Hell. What’s really messed up about this is that in flashbacks they are depicted as adolescents, meaning that they died young. In other words, the creators of this show believe in an afterlife that would punish adolescent animals. Truly deplorable. Bring on the downvotes, haters.
Sincerely,
A Dad who has seen this show entirely too much
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In Spore, the sentient dominating civilization is a single celled organism.
A short one here. I've just recently realized something about Spore. In the game, you start as a single cell and appear to never leave this stage.
It's a fun game about evolution but things don't evolve the way they likely did on Earth. For example, while smaller organisms can and do pick up DNA and utilize it for themselves, we as humans (and other macroorganisms) do not do this. We mutate but we don't do so by catching wild strains of genes. Except, of course, through various viruses.
So you might say that your creatures pick up special DNA packets, viruses perhaps, that can and do mutate multicellular organisms. But I think that we are meant to see the creatures as unicellular still. Mostly because in the transition from water to land, your creatures simply grow feet and legs and start walking.
I honestly believe that we are meant to be seeing intelligent creatures that evolve as unicellular, and stay that way, even well into the space age and ultimately beyond it.
Anybody else ever notice this?
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The Duolingo Theory
This one is trash and somewhat crass but hear me out.
When you have a streak on Duolingo, it gives you a new app icon every day, most of these being some scene with the Duolingo bird (whose name is duo) and the streak icon. When you get a higher streak, a firebird shows up who appears to be a cross between the streak icon and Duo. My theory? Duo and the icon are getting it on. One of the icons literally has Duo and the icon in bed. You can find some other good ones but that's the main one.
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Andy Samberg multiple-movie, single character possibility That's My Boy+Hot Rod+Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist
Definite spoilers if you haven't seen all three of these movies.
>!Beginning with Todd Peterson/Han Solo Burger in That's My Boy, Andy Samberg's character moves away from his father when he turns 18, after a bad childhood with Donny. Feelings of escape, adventure, and a bit of recklessness, he moves to Washington state and adopts the persona of Rod Kimbal, stuntman; and loses his 300-something pounds he claimed to weigh when he was a kid. This theory takes some leaps, but if we assume that instead of him being step-brothers, he befriends a guy named Kevin and moves in with him, calling Kevin's parents Mom and Frank, the Hod Rod movie can play out. After his triumph at the end of the film, Rod goes on to do bigger and better stunts, but eventually loses public support. In NANIP Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, he is a dirty homeless guy - and has very few lines - one of which is "Let me ask you a question, have you ever hooked up with a dog? ...response... Haha Don't! It's not worth it." This single line makes me cackle thinking about that event being the last (and worst) stunt he tried to perform in Washington, with his crew, before things went completely off the rails. Then moves away to New York City to escape the backlash; where he ultimately becomes homeless. Perhaps as a homeless guy he calls himself Han Solo again, and people just think he's a mentally unstable bum, not realizing that's his actual name. !<
>!His story isn't over however, because he invents a new identity, cleans himself up, calls himself Todd Peterson, and gets into Wall Street finance, and becomes wealthy and engaged. The storyline of That's My Boy takes place and his character reunites, forgives, and embraces his estranged father after all of the crazy stuff he went through in all the movies. !<
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The Thing (1982) - MacReady used alcohol to find The Thing
So I noticed that alcohol was recurring thing in the movie.
Basically the ending when MacReady gives scotch to Childs, he smiles after he sees Childs drink and was fine. Confirming both of them are actually humans.
Scenes that made me this this way were when MacReady comes into the room where Fuchs is. Fuchs grabs the Erlenmeyer Flask, which If I am correct contains alcohol. In scene after the conversation, the Flask is in the focus. Fuchs was at this point was one of the three people who doubted that alcohol would work against the thing. But were not sure. So that makes Doc, Fuchs and possibly MacReady people who know this.
When the crew suspects Doc being The thing, they put him in isolated cabin. There Fuchs(I am not 100% sure here) brings a bottle of Vodka, that bottle Doc had when he was researching impact of The thing on humanity. Here MacReady takes some of the Vodka and drinks it in front of Doc, to show him he is not infected.
Also the movies basically starts with MacReady destroying a PC with Scotch after loosing a match. I don't know what kind of relation this has to it tho.
So basically, yeah. The Thing hates alcohol.
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ground, his strength finally spent. He watches as the light envelops Ganondorf, knowing that the battle is over but sensing the lingering darkness that still clouds the future. As Ganondorf is dragged away in chains, the hero slumps to the earth, his vision fading. Though his body dissolves into the wind, his spirit remains, tethered by the regret of unfinished business. The legend of the Hero of Time ends not with triumph, but with the quiet resolve of a soul that will not rest until Hyrule is truly safe.
Epilogue: The Hero’s Shade
Years later, the imprisoned Ganondorf is brought before the Sages for execution. However The Triforce of Power awakens within him and saves him, allowing him to survive the attempted execution, but his fate is sealed when the Sages, desperate and fearful, cast him into the Twilight Realm, a prison between light and shadow that suppresses his power.
As the portal to the Twilight Realm closes, Ganondorf, now fully consumed by the spirit of Demise, curses Hyrule, vowing that he will return with the power of the shadows to claim what he believes is rightfully his. His dark laughter echoes until the portal seals shut.
Link's sword and shield, now rest at the entrance to the Lost Woods. His spirit, however, does not move on. The regret of his failure and the power of the Fierce Deity Mask have bound him to this realm. He becomes the Hero’s Shade, a spectral guardian who watches over Hyrule, waiting for the day a new hero will rise to finish the fight he could not.
Brief: Legend of Zelda: Twilight Requiem
In the quiet twilight of a forgotten glade, the spectral form of the Hero’s Shade lingers, his golden armor dulled by the weight of centuries. He stands silently, watching the sun dip below the horizon, as if waiting for something, or someone. The wind carries the faint sound of footsteps, and a young man steps into the clearing, clad in a tunic of green, his eyes filled with courage and uncertainty.
The ghostly knight steps forward, his hollow eyes meeting those of the new hero. The ancient warrior raises his sword in a silent salute, a gesture of recognition and a challenge, the first lesson of many to come. The Hero’s Shade, once the Hero of Time, now stands as a mentor to the Hero of Twilight, a guardian spirit guiding the next chosen one along the path he once walked.
For though his time has passed, his legacy will live on in the strength of those who follow.
Author's note - just an amalgamation of a bunch of theories I've listened to lately, and some from A Hero's Purpose by Major Link....I hope you enjoyed
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of memories. “The Kokiri never really liked me,” he admitted, his voice tinged with a hint of bitterness. “But you... you were different. You never ran away from me. You were my friend.”
Link’s heart ached at the words. He reached out, placing a hand on the Skull Kid’s shoulder. “And I still am,” he said earnestly. “I haven’t forgotten.”
There was a moment of silence, the kind that fills the space between old friends who don’t need words to understand each other. The forest seemed to hold its breath, the leaves rustling softly in a language only the two of them could hear.
“You’re going to stay here now?” Skull Kid asked, his voice small, almost like a child’s.
Link nodded. “I’m stationed here, watching over the Fledgling Great Deku Tree. It’s... different from what I remember, but it feels like home.”
Skull Kid took a step back, his mask hiding the emotions that flickered behind it. “Maybe I’ll come visit you sometimes,” he said, his voice softer now, almost wistful. “If... if that’s okay.”
Link smiled, a warmth in his eyes that hadn’t been there for years. “I’d like that,” he said. “I’d like that very much.”
As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting the forest in twilight, Skull Kid gave a small, playful salute, his laugh echoing through the trees as he disappeared into the shadows once more. Link watched him go, a bittersweet smile on his lips.
For the first time in what felt like ages, he wasn’t just the Hero of Time or a knight of Hyrule. He was simply Link, a friend reunited with someone who had never forgotten him.
The leaves of the Lost Woods rustled gently, as if whispering a quiet welcome home.
As Ganondorf wandered the dark paths of the Lost Woods, the air around him thickened with ancient magic, heavy with the whispers of forgotten souls. Shadows danced between the trees, and in the corners of his vision, he glimpsed ghostly figures, echoes of the past, faces of those who once stood in his way, fallen knights, old enemies, and even the fleeting specter of the Great Deku Tree he had cursed long ago. He pushed forward, undeterred, until he came upon the abandoned Kokiri Village, its homes overtaken by the forest’s embrace, the laughter of the Kokiri now replaced by the mournful rustle of leaves.
There, lurking in the dim light, was a lone Skull Kid, his hollow eyes wide with both curiosity and fear. Sensing the dark presence before him, Ganondorf moved swiftly, his hand darting out to capture Tael, the fairy companion of the Skull Kid. The small sprite struggled helplessly in the grip of Ganondorf’s dark magic.
"You are not an illusion. Relax... I will not harm you if you cooperate. Why don't you lead me to the Great Deku Tree's domain?"
"Please don't hurt him, he can't help you!" Tael cried out
"You both live in this forest, do you not?" Ganondorf feels the spirit of Demise rising. "You cannot, or you will not?" Tightening his grip on the small fairy, "Take me to the Great Deku Tree now! Do not test my patients, child."
Skull Kid, seeing the mask who used him to spread so much pain in Termina, "why...am I always causing so much trouble for everyone..."
Reluctantly, the Skull Kid, trembling under the weight of the demon king’s command, led Ganondorf deeper into the heart of the woods. As they ventured on, they passed through mist-filled glades and ancient clearings, where the twisted roots seemed to whisper of old secrets. The specters of the past continued to follow them, fading in and out of view, their silent gazes a reminder of the countless lives Ganondorf had ruined in his pursuit of power. At last, they arrived at the sacred grove where the Fledgling Great Deku Tree stood, its leaves shimmering with an otherworldly glow.
Ganondorf approached with a cold, calculating smile, unaware of the knight who stood waiting, clad in gold armor adorned with the crest of Hyrule. He expected a final obstacle, but not the Hero of Time. The knight’s helmet obscured his face, giving no hint of his true identity.
It wasn’t until the duel began, and a powerful strike from Ganondorf sent the helmet
virtues. As he continued to wield it, a creeping madness took root, twisting his mind with each battle fought. His heart became torn between the calm virtues of the goddesses and the untamed fury of Chaos. The power, instead of freeing him, began to control him, turning him into a vessel of unpredictable destruction.
Majora observed, amused yet unsatisfied, for its true goal was yet to be fulfilled, a climactic battle to test the depths of the Chaos it had unleashed. It returned to challenge the hero, seeking to pit its power against the Fierce Deity in an ultimate duel. The battle that followed was ferocious, shaking the very land of Hyrule. Forests burned, mountains cracked, and rivers ran dry as their clash tore through the earth. Each strike from the Fierce Deity echoed like thunder, yet Majora countered with a dance of dark energy and twisted magic, swimming through the carnage.
Despite the maddening power granted to him, the hero was not immune to the creeping horror of Chaos. His fury grew wild, his strikes desperate, as he grappled with the burden of his strength. Majora, now fully manifesting through the Tetraforce of Chaos, reveled in the hero’s descent into madness. In a desperate moment of clarity, the Fierce Deity realized he was losing himself entirely. Drawing upon an ancient melody that had come to him in his dreams, he played the Song of Healing, a gift from the goddesses meant to soothe the tormented and cleanse the corrupted.
As the haunting notes filled the air, Majora’s power began to wane. The dark essence condensed into a physical form, the Majora’s Mask, a twisted relic imbued with the last remnants of Chaos
As the Fierce Deity stood over the mask, he felt his humanity slipping away entirely. With the Chaos consuming him, he knew that he could not simply leave the mask or continue his life, for the Tetraforce of Chaos was now bound to him, a corrupting force that twisted everything it touched. The hero realized that even the Song of Healing could not entirely contain the chaos. Summoning the last vestiges of his willpower, he called upon the goddesses for aid.
In response, they opened a rift to a realm of Eternal Darkness, a place far from the realm of mortals where neither chaos nor virtue could escape. With a deep breath, the Fierce Deity cast the mask into the rift and, with a solemn prayer, stepped through himself, sealing the portal behind him.
In his sacrifice, he saved Hyrule from the curse of the Tetraforce of Chaos. The world would remember only the Triforce of Power, Wisdom, and Courage, the three virtues that brought balance and order. The Tetraforce of Chaos and its keeper, the Fierce Deity, would pass into myth, and the mask itself would one day resurface in a world distant from Hyrule, a land called Termina, where Chaos could find new games to play.
The legend of the Fierce Deity became fragmented over time, remembered only by the faint markings left upon his mask, an echo of a hero’s struggle against his own darker self. And so Hyrule moved forward, unaware that, far beyond their reach, a part of their world, the Tetraforce of Chaos, remained lost in the eternal darkness, held at bay by the final act of a forgotten hero. The world lost a god, a piece of power, and a hero.
Epilogue: The Mask Returns in Termina
Though sealed away, the Majora’s Mask drifted through the void, eventually finding its way into a parallel world known as Termina, where reality was looser, and the boundaries between order and chaos blurred. There, it waited, dormant, until it was discovered by the wandering Skull Kid, a lonely spirit who would become its new host.
The events of Majora’s Mask would unfold as a dark echo of the ancient legend, a game of chaos and order replayed in a different realm, with a new hero stepping forth to challenge the forces that once nearly destroyed Hyrule.
Prologue: The Eternal Balance
In the ancient days, the Golden Goddesses, Din, the goddess of Power, Nayru, the goddess of Wisdom, and Farore, the goddess of Courage, descended from the heavens into the Void. There,
A couple Legend of Zelda theories/stories
The Legend of Zelda: Forging a Legend-
In the beginning, there was only Null, a state of absolute nothingness, where neither time nor existence held sway. From the disturbance of this silent void emerged a formless expanse of darkness. Here, the first stirrings of creation gave rise to the Golden Pantheon, led by the goddesses Din, Nayru, and Farore. Yet they were not the only forces awakened. Lurking in the shadows were ancient, enigmatic entities, remnants of the primordial chaos that had splintered from the stillness of Null. Majora, a being whose essence thrived in the disorder of pre-creation, and a distant, foreboding presence known in whispers as the embodiment of malice, Demise. While Majora’s chaotic nature intertwined with the forming world, Demise remained silent and lurking, his dark ambitions yet to be realized as the goddesses began their work.
Amid the Void, the goddesses discovered a powerful, unified artifact, the Force. A solid triangle of raw, unrefined energy embodied both creation and destruction, harmony and chaos, an all-encompassing power that held the potential to shape entire worlds. The goddesses sensed the possibilities within the Force but also recognized the instability lurking at its core, a chaotic essence that threatened to corrupt its power.
Determined to impose order upon the Void, the goddesses segmented the Force into four distinct pieces, each reflecting a core virtue they embodied:
Din claimed the piece of Power, the red shard that would come to symbolize strength and might.
Nayru took the piece of Wisdom, the blue shard that represented knowledge and insight.
Farore chose the piece of Courage, the green shard that symbolized bravery and resolve.
As the goddesses shaped the first three pieces into the Triforce, they encountered a fourth piece, the Piece of Chaos. This shard was different: a swirling, inverted fragment that resisted their control, embodying the raw, untamed energy of the Void itself. Seeing the threat it posed to their vision of a balanced creation, the goddesses rejected the chaotic core, casting it aside into the darkness.
But the discarded piece did not vanish, instead, it was seized by Majora, who had watched from the shadows. Majora took the Piece of Chaos, now called the Tetraforce of Chaos, and wove its power into its own being, becoming a dark mirror to the goddesses orderly creation.
The goddesses then used the three refined pieces of the Triforce to construct the world, each goddess playing a vital role in shaping the realm according to their virtues. With the Triforce of Power, Din, the goddess of strength and might, struck the earth with her fiery hands. Her essence created the towering mountains, vast plains, and deep valleys, forming the very bones of the land. The ground trembled and rose, creating the continents and giving shape to the world’s physical form.
Nayru, the goddess of wisdom, held the Triforce of Wisdom close to her heart as she gazed upon the barren land. With a wave of her hand, she poured forth her wisdom, infusing the world with the light of knowledge. Her power crafted the skies and the firmament, creating the endless blue heavens, the stars, and the celestial bodies. Her wisdom established the laws of the universe, setting the sun and moon on their paths and giving structure to time and space.
Farore, the goddess of life and courage, took the Triforce of Courage and descended upon the land shaped by Din and beneath the skies woven by Nayru. She breathed life into the world, creating the seas, rivers, and forests. Her essence filled the waters, making them flow with vitality, while her courage gave birth to all living things. She crafted the flora and fauna, from the smallest insects to the mightiest beasts, instilling them with the spirit of adventure and the will to survive.
Together, their combined efforts brought balance to the realm. With their task complete, the goddesses left the world, entrusting their creation of the Triforce, a sacred relic left behind as a symbol of
Nope 2022 Frankenstein origin theory.
There's a big question mark over what Jean Jacket is and where it came from.
My theory is that Jean Jacket was a Frankenstein's monster creation by Ricky "Jupe" Park. Ricky was looking to add a sensational attraction to his theme park and decided to try and make a massive drone that he could past off as a flying saucer. In the end he loses control of the drone and it destroys him.
Some points to support the theory.
- OJ may have only recently discovered it. But Ricky clearly knew about it given that he'd already made the arena, merchandising and rhinestone suit.
- it originating from Ricky's theme park explains why it stuck around that area. No need to explain why it would chose there in the first place
- it doesn't look like an animal or a hyper advanced spaceship.
- Ricky training it to eat horses makes sense given that he was planning to stage a classic UFO abduction as part of the show. (Maybe he'd planned to switch to cows once the ready supply of OJ's horses on his doorstep ran out)
- the disruption to electronics. Ricky would want to keep the ship an experience entirely exclusive to his theme park. Having footage of it all over the web would kill that mystique. Making the drone near impossible to film would be a prudent way to protect his investment.
- Ricky seems unhinged at times. Having lost control of his creation with deadly consequences might explain this. (Him taking care of OJ and Em might stem from guilt over their father)
- thematically, Jean Jacket destroying both itself and the giant Ricky balloon is fitting.
Some points against it.
- Ricky doesn't seem that smart. We know far less about his wife. She could be the brains behind the operation. (We see her encouraging him to go on with the show at one point)
- Jean Jacket's behavior becomes too sophisticated for a drone with rudimentary AI. You could maybe argue that it became more than the sum of its systems parts in the end. But that feels like a stretch to me. I can't see it systematically learning to want revenge.
- the way it digests animals and people. The possible explanation is that Ricky was working on refining the vortex lifting mechanism to be non lethal but still hadn't gotten it to work.
- the way it reacts to being looked at. You could argue Ricky programmed it to do that so that it would be drawn to the audience rather than frightened off.
- the way it changes into an "angel form" after having consumed Angel. You could argue this was a malfunction following OJ crashing it and it consuming things like the trailer and the barbed wire fence. Finally went haywire. It's too pretty a structure to be a fault rather than a deliberate design. But given that the interior is symmetrical, maybe it could radiate a fault symmetrically creating a pattern.
- the way it's "lens" is able to effortlessly shift back and forth between Em and OJ doesn't seem like something that could happen without pre design.
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defeating Shanks, who needed to ensure that Luffy was strong enough to activate the One Piece, as he had spent his time as a Yonko learning what was to come from his own travels and other members of Roger's crew such as Rayliegh. The forces of the World Government as well as Blackbeard and the Cross Guild will arrive to claim and use the One Piece:
\-Imu intent on using it to finish what they started, cementing their control over the World by changing information across the entire World at once using their Devil Fruit.
\-Blackbeard intending to devour Imu and Luffy with his Zoan, control Devil Fruit powers with his Logia and destroy the Red Line to claim the remains of the World with his Parcemia.
\-Luffy to fulfill the shared Dream of Joyboy and himself, creating a world for everyone in the world to be free to travel and live as they please.
However, unlike the first time, where they did not have a "complete" crew, the Strawhats are able to hold off the World Government and Imu, as well as the Blackbeard Pirates and the Cross Guild with help from the various allies and enemies they have made along the way such as help from the Shipwrights of Water Seven (Franky), the Fishmen of Fishmen Island (Jinbe), the Kozuki Clan in Wano (Zoro), the Minks of Zou and Zunesha (Chopper), the Giants of Elbalf (Usopp), Weatheria (Nami), Germa 66 (Sanji), the Revolutionary Army (Robin), Laboon with the Roger Pirates (Brook) as well as the rest of the world such as Kaido, Big Mom and the Crossguild (Vivi, through the news).
Kaido and Big Mom's forces will arrive to help, with Katakuri/Big Mom arriving do to believing in Luffy and his dream/unity of races, Kaido/King leading the Beast Pirates for Joyboy/to avenge the Lunarians, and Buggy and Co arriving to help as Zoro will best Mihawk and claim his title, and Crocodile will help convince Vivi unlock her Haki through the harrowing War and his "help". Buggy will naturally fall into the roll of helping the Strawhats, even if unwillingly to further his goals. The Revolutionary Army will face off against the Marines themselves, Dragon and Sabo besting the Admirals, though they will spare them, including Sabo sparing Sakazuki. Franky, Sanji and Usopp (the three Strawhats empowered by Science) will destroy Pluton. Chopper, Brook and Robin (the three Strawhats empowered by Devil Fruits) will destroy Uranus. While Vivi, Zoro and Jinbe (the three Haki only, no Devil Fruit or Science users) will help Shirahoshi and the Sea Kings defend the various people fleeing the final battle, defeating the Five Elders with the help of Shanks, Buggy and other members of the Roger's Crew.
As Luffy and Imu clash the true history of the world is revealed to all, causing the Marines side with the Pirates and to begin fighting Blackbeards forces after Vivi uses her new found Haki to appeal to the hearts of the people, fulfilling her place as a descendant of one of the 20 Founders and breaking the tyranny of Imu on the World Government. However during this Blackbeard after besting Shanks, will gain the One Piece (Sabo was distracted by Sakazuki), allowing him to empower his fruits and finish off Imu as Luffy had already bested them. He will then use the One Piece to finish what his ancestor and Xebec started, his dream to rule the World.
The combined might of the Strawhat Crew is then needed to take the One Piece from Blackbeard, and finally Luffy is able to use take and use the One Piece to create bring up new lands and save old ones, alter the Red Line, destroy the Grand Line and calms belts and create a new set of seas for him and his crew to explore, adventure and enjoy. Buggy claims the title of Pirate King for finding the One Piece (not using it) to the general public, but those that know the true freedom that Luffy has and granted them are aware of the true King of Pirates, the man most free. The final panel is the Strawhats, setting out into the New World with free new dreams, ideas and adventures.
Luffy begins living in his dream of creating a new world, Sanji finds the All Blue, Nami drew a map of the
Imu used science to bring forth, resulting in the Three Eyed Tribe. Some of the crew of Joyboy (the Mera Mera user and the Kozuki Clan member), as well as himself and Imu possessed this ability naturally. They could hear others, even things not normally able to be heard, allowing them to be more connected to the world then most.
I believe this disagreement led to the Great War between Imu with the support of most humans and Joyboy, the Giants, the Lunarians as well as some humans, the Minks, Zunesha, Kozuki Clan, Fishmen and hybrids. The resulting War, and use of the Ancient Weapons devastated the various continents until only islands alongside the Red Line remained, with Elbalf and Wano being some of the largest. Before or during the course of the War, Lili (who was always a spy for Joyboy), Poseidon and the Shipwright of Pluton defected to the side of Joyboy, attempting to halt the destruction of the War. The Lunarians and hybrids (I think that the introduction of Skypeians showed that there were Lunarian-Human hybrids, and Buccaneers are Giant-Human hybrids) were shattered and the Eve Tree corrupted by the darkness of Imu, the Giants forced back to Elbalf, the World was devastated and Joyboy's side began to lose.
The Goro Goro no Mi user was slain by Joyboy on Skypeia, allowing the fruit to begin reincarnating there. I believe that Imu has a moon-related Devil Fruit, the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Hecate/Devil or similar, capable of altering knowledge just as the Nika fruit alters science, a manifestation of tyranny and darkness. Joyboy's fruit comes from the Adam Tree in Elbalf given by the Giants, while Imu's comes from the Eve Tree in Mary Geoise, taken from the Lunarians. Other then Joyboy and his Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika (A Zoan with the abilities of a Parmaciea, applying imagination to their surroundings and a Logia, a rubbery body), several of his allies held powerful fruits: Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Human (Chopper's Fruit, a Zoan that is unique), also the God of the Land (the various forms representing the various human variants across the land), the Hana Hana no Mi (Robin's Fruit, a powerful Parmaciea that can allow its' user to grow additional things other then themselves when awakened) or the God of the Forest, and a Storm Storm Fruit (Dragon's Fruit, a potent Logia similar to Admiril Ryokugyu's Mori Mori no Mi but for the clouds, storms and rain) or the God of the Rain. They were named Devil Fruits because of not only the corruption of the Eve Tree by Imu, but also the corruption spreading to the Sea, through the roots of the tree, turning it against Devil Fruit users.
Near the end of the War, seeing that he did not have what was needed to win, Joyboy created a powerful device using the science of the Ancient Kingdom, powered by storing incredible Conqueror's Haki within it, to fuel the power of a Devil Fruit and use it with his fruit on an unimaginable level to alter reality. The Shipwright of Pluton hid Pluton within Wano, and Joyboy used the One Piece to raise the walls around Wano, as well as commissioned the Ponyglyphs to be made in the high likelihood of failure. He also asked Poseidon to return to the Sea to commission Noah. I believe that Teach's ancestor was a member of the resistance and a Skypeian-Bucaneer individual that also defied Imu alongside Joyboy, though their betrayal for the power of the One Piece resulted in the deaths of the rest of their crew, by convincing Zunesha to help accidently lead Imu to the pirates so they could steal the One Piece during the battle.
As their projects were completed, and Joyboy began to create the world he saw (Reverse Mountain, the Grand Line and the Calm Belts were the result of a botched attempt) Imu's forces attacked, managing to kill the remaining pirates, stopping Joyboy, forcing Lili to scatter the Ponyglyphs across the world, and then Joyboy with the One Piece to Laugh Tale (the last remains of the Ancient Kingdom) as the last resort plan. The Mera Mera user stopped the ancestor of Teach, at the cost of their own life during this battle and Imu
Chainsaw Man A quick and likely played out theory on what Pochita is actually the devil of.
This has likely been theorized before, but I have the feeling that Pochita is actually the Gluttony/Greed Devil, or something related to the fear of insatiable hunger/greed.
It really seems like he and Denji bond almost immediately over Denji's dreams of just eating and enjoying life. And then Pochita, before saving him, makes Denji promise to "live a happy life" something that Denji envisions as basically eating whatever he wants, if I remember correctly.
I wonder if Pochita's form as a chainsaw pup, and then the Chainsaw Man form is related to the deforestation/destruction required for man to expand. The gnashing of a chainsaw's teeth destroy, gluttony imagery as a maw/mouth/teeth. And finally Pochita's ability to eat devils and remove their concepts from reality. Seems like a rather gluttonous trait to me, to eat something so well that it's just gone from reality.
Could also be why the devil of conquest and control wants so badly to control something like him. It's insatiable and by all definitions uncontrollable. And she ultimately fails at it, and is eaten.
Could also explain the War Devil's issue with him, as an insatiable hunger for power/war could lead some of her followers/children down a path to be destroyed by it(the devil of insatiable hunger/greed).
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My latest attempt to sort out what the hell happened in the Morbius Post credit scene.
I will stipulate first and foremost that I know this was not thought out in any detail. What probably happened was that Micheal Keaton was in the Morbius Trailer at a time when they intended on setting the movie in the MCU. When Marvel said no, they hastily edited him out of the film and included him in a nonsensical post credit scene probably for contractual reasons to include Keaton in the film as well as tease the sinister 6 film that will never happen. It makes no sense why he is here, nor was it really intended to make sense. It was the result of our of universe corporate politics that will likely never be acknowledged again.
That being said, I think I have a means of making sense of this. Now, let's look at this scene. There's a shot of the sky portal at the end of NWH cut to Vulture appearing in a prison cell in the morbiverse. The obvious implication here is that somehow Dr. Strange's spell sent him to there. This doesn't make sense as the spell only banishes those who were brought there by his previous spell which accidentally summoned everyone in the multiverse who knows that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Why would this universe's Adrian Toomes be banished as well? Consider the following.
In Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, it is established that whenever one dreams, they are infact experiencing the lives of their alternate universe counterparts. When strange casts his reversal spell, it's the crack of dawn. Sunrise in New York in the month of November (when the movie takes place) is about 6:00 AM. This is also around the time most prisons wake up their inmates.
I propose that Toomes was asleep, less than an hour before the wakeup call. He was dreaming about being his multiversal counterpart who was floating in the weird sky cracks. When Dr Strange Banished everyone to go home, Toomes was accidentally included with his multiversal counterpart due to that connection and got banished with him. You may ask why he was awake when he got teleported in, but consider It took a few minutes after Strange cast the spell for everyone to be sent back home. In that time, the alarm bells from the wake up call, or the light from his body starting to glow woke him up. Either way, he got falsely identified as a multiversal anomaly and got sent straight to the Morbiverse.
Does this mean that there's another Adrian Toomes there that he'll need to contend with? Possibly. The news report in the post credit scene calls vulture "a man identifying himself as Adrian Toomes", implying such a man already exists.
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Transformers one thoery
When I watched transformers one this year I noticed how brutal is the surface of the Cybertron, especially with huge waves of mountains that seems to chase the energon shipment. So my theory is, these mountains are actually driven by primus in an attempt to stop the shipment of energon that was being transmitted to the Quintessons.
It is not much but still a very nice touch if it's really is that way, showing that even in hibernation, primus is still trying to protect himself and his creations.
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King of Fighters Momoko is Athena and Kensou's daughter.
The official story is that Momoko is a teenage girl that Athena found and trained. She was proud of her, and wanted her to join, and Kensou didn't want to because she looked like an elementary school student. Now it's possible none of the following is canon, and they could have had this in mind during development, even going pretty far in, before they changed it at the last minute, but they had the character pretty much finished by then, so all they had to change was the backstory.
But my theory is that Momoko is actually the illegitimate daughter of Kensou and Athena, who had a secret relationship behind the scenes, and once even conceived of a child they kept out of the limelight. I also theorize that she doesn't look young for her age, she actually is younger. I'd say roughly about 12 or possibly a soft 13. Momoko does look like she could be the daughter of both Athena and Kensou, but even more so, she acts like it. She is a friendly, and upbeat, positive person like her mother Athena, but is silly in nature and a big eater like her father. Some of her opening animations even recall Kensou's opening animations.
The story given would make a lot of sense if you take this into consideration. Athena is proud of Momoko because she's her daughter, and that's why she wants her to join. The whole bit about Kensou "having doubts about someone that looks like a grade school student" doesn't make a lot of sense, because he once had Bao on his team, a person who actually was a grade school student. Why would he suddenly mind having someone who looks like one? But if Momoko were his daughter, then he doesn't want her joining because that's his little princess.
There's also the way Momoko reacts whenever Athena appears. She jumps right into her arms, and a bunch of hearts come pouring out. This could possibly mean admiration, but that seems a little excessive for someone she admires, unless she was in love with her. But wouldn't it be kind of odd to not only openly show that to someone who is that much older (she'd probably be in her 30s at this point) that you won't have a chance with (even if you consider her being a teenager), but for said person to openly invite you into doing it? However, if this were her mother, that would be a much more reasonable and even expected reaction. Athena opens her arms for her to jump in and hug because, well, that's her daughter.
So why, then, would they have to pretend like this isn't so? And why would they have to pretend like Momoko is older? Well, it's possible Athena and Kensou didn't want to make their relationship open to the public for whatever reason, and they make Momoko seem older so it would seem less likely that they could trace it back to her to being their daughter. I would assume she was born in either 1992 or 1993, that is, if KoF 11 takes place in 2005, when the game came out. It might be less likely that they could have conceived of her if she was about 15 or 16 or whatever age she's supposed to be, but if her age was known, it might seem too plausible. I also don't know how they view having a child out of wedlock in Japan and China, where the two are from, but if that's an issue there, maybe they conceived of her out of wedlock, and still have no plans on getting married, and they removed that from them to avoid any issues.
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It’s a Wonderful Life George keeps the hearing in his left ear after he’s brought back to life.
Now admittedly, this isn’t a particularly strong theory, however there’s nothing explicit in the movie that refutes it.
George loses his hearing in 1919 when he saved his brother Harry, and that’s the very first thing shown in the movie to really point about George’s character. This is important. Him losing his hearing in that ear is his first sacrifice he makes in the movie.
When George was “unborn”, he regained the hearing in that ear as well and the blood stops from his mouth, because obviously he wasn’t there to lose his hearing, and he wasn’t there to get the punch at Martini’s bar.
When he is brought back into his life, we see that George has his mouth bleeding again and it’s remarked upon by Bert the cop. But, they never mention anything about the hearing in his left ear.
Why is this? Obviously it would be in poor taste, even back then, to be happy about being partially deaf and it would’ve taken away from the moment. Just imagine Jimmy Stewart in that tone saying “I’m deaf in my left ear Bert!” Yeah that doesn’t sound particularly good.
Despite this probable situation, and despite the evidence indicating everything went back to the way it was right before Clarence arrived, I’d like to think that because no explicit refutation of it that George was allowed to keep the hearing in his left ear. Why? Being that it was a massive personal sacrifice and the very first one George made, Clarence (or God) decided to do him a solid here as their way to give back to him.
Just a little pet theory. But a sweet one.
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