Video Game Theories That’ll RUIN Your Childhood

Gamers are a really passionate bunch after spending hours, days or even weeks playing a single

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, some really hardcore fans will look for little

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details left by the developers. Anything left unexplained can cause a fan base to generate

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that point to a much darker reality. image off screen and, disturbingly, not even

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games are safe from the insatiable hunger for Mario souls and people eating Pokémon. It's time to break the fourth wall and dive into some

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games forever. Guys, when the battle royale platform game Fall Guys was released in 2020, the gaming world quickly fell in love with the battle beans who raced across a glorified mini-golf course, knocking out competitors while going to the mall dressed with a wonderful wardrobe of costumes, but some players noticed. that the costumes did not fit as expected, this one for example revealed the thin shape of the bean head through the opening of the face.

Now most people assume that the bodies of these beans fill their suits, but this indicates that they are actually stickier. -With that in mind, fans began to wonder what was really going on under the onesies, our squishy stick-like beings that can stretch out of their suits at will or perhaps most of it is made up of extra body parts to As they come out of the holes in their faces like real, horrible nightmares, it turns out that what's really under the suit is much worse than any fan could have imagined. To unite the community, the game's senior artist teased this flesh-crawling interior view. from a classic bean this this is not right this needs to stop now the head is suspiciously human but the neck, legs and torso are so distorted it's hard to tell where humanity ends and where the nightmare begins nothing about it makes sense I want say, how? that bent spine supports all his weight, how his hips move without sockets, how his mouth works inside his body and don't even get me started on those eye stalks to make it worse, they also confirmed that the beans are about six feet tall.

I don't know about you, but I got lost 15 seconds ago when I didn't know this man-sized monstrosity existed. If you want to stop thinking about what you just saw, try doing something unrelated really quickly. Oh, I know you can press the button. like and subscribe buttons below, that's much better, a set of nice, safe, normal buttons that don't seem to be running out of stock, oh no, now I can't stop seeing that, let's move on if we reach peak anatomy In 2020, a year in which a global pandemic left many people craving social interaction, a game rose to fame not because it connected people but because it allowed them to kill each other in space.

This is Among Us, a social deduction game released in 2018 where each player completes tasks. on a spaceship through his brightly colored astronaut avatar, however, there is an impostor among us who kills his crewmates before the tasks are completed as they fall to the ground, although their bodies expose a single bone in At its core, this brilliantly strange anatomical feature has led some fans to theorize that these are not human astronauts, but rather alien creatures containing only one long bone like a sentient ham leg, although not all fans believe in the lone bone theory. . Some have pointed out that characters have few oxygen bags, so they must have a ribcage to support their lungs, but in a January 2021 update, one of the new maps had a small detail pinned to the wall, behold , was the only bone posted as an anatomy chart and while this is literally the backbone of the internet's understanding of the crewmate's skeleton, the rest of his anatomy is a total mystery considering what happened last time fans questioned the anatomy of a bean-shaped being.

I'm happy to leave these Pokémon problems unanswered. Nintendo's popular Pokémon game series began as an 8-bit adventure that over the years has exploded into a world of vibrant colors and warm characters, but several fans believe this could all be a smokescreen for a world that is actually much darker for those who have never played. Collect these adorable little ones. monsters and fight them by ordering attacks that make the opposing Pokémon faint, although the word faint here is just a very nice way of saying that you've knocked them unconscious, that alone is pretty horrible when you think about it, although it's not great stuff.

You can always heal your own Pokémon at a nearby Pokémon center, but that may always be the wrong word if the infamous Lavender Town scene has anything to do with it. In the first generation of internationally released Pokémon Red and Blue games, the player enters a city ​​accompanied by this very sinister melody while you suppress your goosebumps you have to climb the pokemon tower a skyscraper full of hundreds of tombstones not for humans but for pokemon this is where you meet your old rival gary or blue he immediately asks you why You're there if none of your Pokémon are dead, which is strange because that would indicate that you're there because one of your Pokémon has died in every battle you've had before you send a rattata that you evolved to eradicate, but this time the ratata is missing. in your group.

The last battle you had was aboard the ssan, a ship without a Pokémon center on board. In theory, this could mean that after losing the fight on the ship, your rival rushed to the nearest Pokémon center, but it was too late to save the ratate from him. a Pokémon killer, this theory is quite disturbing, to say the least, almost as disturbing as burying hundreds of Pokémon in a skyscraper. It's so creepy, but it's not the only disturbing detail in the first-generation Pokémon games. Post-war Pokémon in Vermilion City. The Pokémon Gym Battlefield is. led by the crazy military lieutenant when you approach him he makes a one time comment that the electric Pokémon saved him during the war and paralyzed his enemies sounds like something your crazy uncle would blurt out on Christmas but wait this means That Pokémon was once used as a weapon in a real war and Lieutenant Serge is only middle-aged if his hairstyle and road pants are anything to go by, so it must have been a fairly recent war and this would indicate that the games of Pokémon are ready. in a post-war world where the Kanto region suffered a high number of casualties, it would go a long way toward explaining why there are so many Pokémon centers and a lack of older male characters throughout the game.

This could be the reason why your character only has one mother and no father and why your rival's parents are not mentioned at any point in the game to eliminate an entire generation of adult Pokémon users, the theory goes that This war must have been huge, although it is unclear who the enemy was in another region. maybe maybe an untamable legendary Pokémon and although Nintendo has been silent about this mysterious conflict, I wonder if they have plans to release a game that allows you to play as part of the Pokémon war. I mean, how cool would a Pokémon crossover with games be? like call of duty or battlefield be pikachu i choose you hit the enemy with thunder yes great job pikachu now teabag gives him a coughing fit while you can find many pokemon in the wild not all of them are natural porygon for example , is a first-generation Pokémon created entirely outside of computer code, proving that Pokémon can be created artificially, and with that being said, what happens when these artificial creations go wrong?

Well, one theory has an answer in the form of the coughing poisonous Pokémon, this happy ball of toxic gas is a favorite of the evil team. rocket throughout the original games, but this group of thieves would be much better suited to ghost-type Pokémon, as they can slide through walls, disappear instantly, and really scare their victims. There are only three ghost Pokémon in the original games, although they are ghastly, hunter and gengar. They're not easy to catch, you can't get your hands on them. What if Team Rocket had tried to create their own ghost-type Pokémon by genetically engineering gas particles from poisonous Pokémon and forcing them to build bloated balloons similar to a hideous shape?

They brought this floating cough. creature to life, it clearly worked at first, but when they attempted to evolve their creation into a hunter form, their plan went awry instead of growing a pair of hands like the hunter, the resulting wheezing causing more heads to grow, the smile of This tumor-ridden horror was replaced by a look of constant pain and misery and as his name indicated, he was even struggling to breathe in the face of the menacing monstrosity they created. Team Rocket's administrators abandoned the project and gave the poor Pokémon to their grunts to use as cannon fodder.

That theory is so evil that I It should not be overlooked that Team Rocket attempts a ghostly relationship, it is no secret that all Pokémon are identified by their elemental properties ranging from fire and water to dragon and steel , but it's the ghost Pokémon that stand out as some of the strangest, sorry, strangest because if the three original ghost Pokémon, the ghastly ghost and gengar, really are ghosts, then what Pokémon are they? Ghosts of a theory holds that the answer is lurking at the other end of the spectrum in the realms of the original fairy pokemon.

Fairy types are a mystery with moves and abilities. more magical than any other, although little is known about them, there is a striking similarity between the clefable fairy pokemon and the gengar ghost pokemon because of their pointy ears, stubby limbs and three-fingered hands, their silhouettes are eerily similar, not only that, but gengar is also known as the shadow pokemon he is a shadow of what good, when you turn it around like that, it is a coincidence, I think this could not mean that gengar is the dark spirit of a very sweet but very dead clefable, well If so, what happens to the fairy pokemon before the evolution of clefable?

They also have ghost type counterparts. Disturbingly, the theory follows that the adorable little, ball-shaped klepha perishes in the ghostly sphere of the gruesome and the cute-eared clefairy becomes trapped in the form of a pursuer. What kind of terrible end did these poor Pokémon meet for their souls? Being trapped like this, well, I have another theory, but I don't think you can handle it. Soylent Green has been a Pokémon since the Pokémon games debuted. Fans around the world have wondered if normal animals exist in their universe. They don't, so what do people eat there?

This isn't really addressed in the previous games, although in Pokémon Sword and Shield you can cook a delicious variety of curries and share them with your Pokémon, and they all seem innocent enough until you cook a curried sausage, there hasn't been any mention of them at all. Normal old eggs in this universe, just like those sausages made from pork or iman pork, maybe I'm overthinking this, maybe they're just an attractive vegetarian alternative, although it's hard to rationalize how you can make bone curry without any type of meat. Maybe there are normal animals in this universe, but we have never seen them.

I mean, Nintendo developers wouldn't be sadistic enough to make you eat. The creatures you've befriended in this game may not be in the international versions, but in the Japanese release they didn't hide the main ingredient of this depressing dish. I mean, that iconic claw definitely belongs to the Kingler crab Pokémon that Nintendo doesn't have. It was officially confirmed that people eat Pokémon in the game, but for a horrible moment, let's work on the assumption that yes, would the farming process work normally where battery farms breed and raise Pokémon like livestock, maybe certain ones are raised? species of Pokémon, such as those close to cows and pigs? be eaten, what if after they have been harvested, farmers save on the costs of breeding new Pokémon and restore them through Pokémon Center technology, which would mean they go through the entire harrowing harvesting process every time someone Are you starting to crave a steak, seafood or even sausage?

Although this is just a theory, I suddenly lost my appetite, I'm still alive, the physics-defying

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game portal is every puzzle lover's dream, no matter their age, it starts innocently enough where you play as a subject of test at a research facility with access to a shiny new portal gun afterPoking holes in reality to solve a series of innocuous challenges The story worsens The focus is on the homicidal villain Gladys, a rogue AI who loves tests and hates you, but before her. goes completely crazy, she introduces you to the complementary cubes, these heavy boxes help you complete some of the more complex tasks that would otherwise require you to be in two places at once, what's inside them is never revealed, but When you are told to incinerate this cube, you unlock an achievement called fratricide which is the act of killing your brother or sister almost as if the cube were alive and that's not all during a test sequence Gladys lets slip a vital clue I think one was about to say I love you they are sentient, of course we only have a lot of them, did you hear that right, the cubes are sentient and can talk, that means there could be real humans trapped inside them in the game.

Gladys has no regard for human life, so it's not too far-fetched to assume that she would force the player to unknowingly kill someone just to anger them. a captivating design for the unassuming mechanical villain with the eye portal hanging from the ceiling seems the furthest thing from a human being; However, commentary from a game developer revealed that Gladys's arm was actually inspired by human traits. She was originally going to have a floating brain or look like Botticelli's Venus made of mechanical parts. They finally decided on this elegant curved design to make it look fatally feminine. They were so successful at this, although one fan believed she could actually see the shape. of a woman in the outline of the arms, it was not Botticelli's Venus, but a woman who had been tied and hung from the ceiling by her feet, the two forms certainly look similar and considering that Gladys's madness is limited to the installations , the bound form gives a lot more meaning to the villain's form, maybe the developers couldn't admit this kind of edgy influence in the commentary, so keeping it out of the description sounds pretty unlikely, but even so I'd definitely find it hard to leave to see this comparison with Sonic's shoes when Nintendo launched Mario and Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

Fans noticed something strange at the surfing event while Mario rode his board barefoot like a normal person, Sonic was still wearing his sneakers sport, this had fans wondering why Sega's favorite blue hedgehog was never seen in any game without his trademark red running shoes, although the better question here might be what his Does Sonic have little claws like a hedgehog? ? Maybe they are as big as his hands or maybe he has fully formed four-toed feet. Oh God, I wish I'd never done it. It's a question that has haunted Sonic fans for almost 30 years. years thanks to inconsistencies in the comics and animations of the 1990s, while one cartoon shows it having little blue paws, another reveals a pale three-toed creature, and a separate comic strip shows some strangely human feet, so, What is the truth according to Sonic the hedgehog?

Game producer Takashi Izuka Sonic never takes off his shoes in Canon, frankly this leaves me with more questions than I started with, maybe the answer can be found in other characters who don't take off their shoes like Kirby, this cute and little pink spot is a Nintendo. creation that sports red shoes similar to Sonic's, but much like Sonic's creator Kirby refuses to divulge what his feet look like underneath, some believe they are soft pink blobs like his arms, others theorized that in order to run and walk Like him, there are five-toed feet hidden underneath. Does anyone have bleach?

I need it for my eyes Kirby's Secret Kirby is an innocent series of action platformers that are as adorable as they are wholesome, except for one Kirby 64, the glass shards, this was the first. Kirby's game featured 3D graphics that gave fans a good look at the worlds Kirby could play in too well. It turned out that one of the available worlds called Shiverstar featured a geography similar to that of Earth. The seven continents were clearly visible but were obscured by a cold haze. When Kirby visits the planet, you can see that the terrain is also similar to that of Earth, although most of it is covered in several feet of snow, but this is not set during the Ice Age.

As the game progresses, the player walks through factories and shopping malls staffed by malfunctioning robots, but why are all the robots malfunctioning? Where are all the humans and why is there a huge robotic boss at the end decked out with an army of missiles and lasers? According to one theory, Shiverstar is actually a version of Earth trapped in a nuclear power plant. Winter after a nuclear winter, ash from immense fires became trapped in the atmosphere, blocking out the sun and freezing the planet to its core. The humans who survived the deadly radiation were killed by the sub-zero temperatures, leaving factories and robots gathering dust.

It means Kirby could be rolling around a post-apocalyptic landscape bouncing through the dust that used to be billions of people and I thought his feet were evil and evil Mario, Unless you've been living under a rock you probably know the story of this mustachioed man with a red cap. plumber in super mario world mario has to save princess peach from bowser, the evil king of koopa, who rules the mushroom kingdom along the way, different elements give mario the power to crush bowser's minions, but As heroic as it seems, the power of the fire flower. up has sparked a fan theory that's hard to ignore - unlike other attacks, hitting an enemy with a fireball produces a coin.

Now, why would burning an enemy to a crisp reward you with money? Well, this theory states that the coins are not made of gold but of Souls are like an 8-bit cremation, burning the bodies releases the souls, while hitting or crushing a minion does not destroy the vessel completely and, what What's more, collecting 100 of these soul coins grants Mario an extra life as a soulless exchange for immortality, but if that's all true, why are there so many coins hidden in bricks and blocks? In the original instruction manual for Super Mario Brothers it says that the koopa turned the piece-loving mushrooms, like the toad character, into stones and bricks, so by banging your head on the bricks, you could be destroying one of them.

Toad's cousins ​​and claim his soul for you. Anyone else suddenly feels super guilty behind the mask. Majora's Mask is one of the darkest games in the iconic Legend of Zelda series, but there's a chance it could be a lot darker than anyone else's first. thought in the game our protagonist link discovers that he has lost his friend navi his quest to find her becomes so problematic that a popular fan theory claims that the game actually guides link and the player through the five stages of grief : Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. The town represents denial, where despite the menacing moon that threatens to end the world, the townspeople continue to plan their next festival and then there is the deku king who represents wrath, who is blinded by rage over the disappearance. of his daughter, after that, even though darmani is dead and has become a ghost, he embodies the negotiation by trying to reach an agreement to return to the land of the living, then, perhaps the saddest thing of Everything, Lulu wordlessly shows her depression after losing her eggs and finally Link's acceptance culminates in her ascension through the stone temple where she literally lights up through her discovery of the light arrows almost makes you feel bad for Enjoy the game with a representation of pain in every pixel.

Other theories have noted that Link may not be grieving for Navi, but is actually struggling to come to terms with his own death at the beginning of the game. The game's link chases the elusive skull boy and falls down a deep hole accompanied by an impossible stream of visions before landing unscathed at the bottom, but one fan pointed out that there's no way he could have survived such a long and long fall. less landing without a scratch. of the game serves as a quest for him to accept his own mortal death before his soul passes on to the afterlife and that's a pretty heartbreaking dungeon disaster before the hero of Hyrule was given his piercing blue eyes or his recognizable mop blonde, he existed as this block. character from the original 1986 Legend of Zelda

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This 8-bit adventure saw the now famous protagonist fight to save Princess Zelda from the evil wizard Ganon by scouring dungeons in search of pieces of the mystical triforce. Each dungeon was a unique maze of rooms guarded by monsters, but the third dungeon turned out to be the worst by far, not because it was difficult but because a top-down version of the map seemed like a, shall we say, monstrously fascist design. This discovery immediately led to rumors and theories that there were fascist employees working for Nintendo and that the game was actively advocating fascism, after all, Link goes around killing everything on Earth that doesn't look like him and to make matters worse , later iterations of the character were given fascist-favorite traits such as blonde hair and blue eyes, oh boy, Nintendo was quick to reveal that this was actually designed after amanji, an ancient Buddhist symbol that promotes peace , unlike the horrendous hate symbol people had mistaken it for, so it was all just an innocent error in judgment and thankfully it wasn't the worst recruiting campaign in the world.

Which of these games has been

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ed for you forever? Do you know any others that make you wish you could press alt without seeing it? Let me know in the comments and who knows which ones scare me the most might appear in part two. thanks for looking