When The Fire Emblem Music Comes On

I hate how some FF7 fans who want the Rebirth story to stay the same as the OG are ruining theorists' fun. The trailer just came out, and we still don't know a ton about the game, yet some people instantly came to the conclusion that it's the OG based on what was shown in the trailer.

The developers are probably going to reveal more about the new mysteries in later trailers, yet some people are saying it's the OG all over again. Meanwhile I'm having a blast theorizing about big bad Jenova and time traveler Sephiroth,and many people are analyzing the trailer and making theories out of it that sound 100% better than the plot of the original FF7 (in my personal opinion).

I think that Rebirth is a completely new thing with the same plot points, character arcs, and story themes, but it's different from the original game. And I will die on this ship until it sinks. To all the FF7 theorists, have fun theorizing!

So I just found out that the IDW Sonic Comics are officially canon in Sonic's universe (in the games basically).

I personally don't like the fact that the IDW comics are canon. Don't get me wrong, I like the comics they're great, and the artists and writers do a great job of making them, but I have my reasons why I'm against this as a fan.

It's just that I honestly prefer the IDW Sonic Comics and the Sonic Games to stay separate. Now I'm fine with dragging some characters and plot lines from the comics into the games via cameos,lore drops, or plot lines. But the entire series??? To me, this will just make the lore and timeline even more confusing.

I personally think that Sonic IDW and the Sonic Games should have stayed in their own separate universes, with some canon things from the comics getting into the games. But this is just my personal opinion.

How Sephiroth time traveled in FF7 Remake: A🧵 of evidence

Advent Children music playing during Sephiroth-related scenes

He knows more things than the rest of the main cast (Aerith also knows things but not as much as Sephiroth)

Sephiroth got his famous wing in Advent Children, yet somehow he has it in the Remake (this is the biggest piece of evidence that Sephiroth time traveled)

Ok but if the Remake is really like some people say, the OG FF7 all over again, then how the heck does Sephiroth have his famous black wing when HE ONLY HAS IT IN ADVENT CHILDREN, WHICH TAKES PLACE AFTER THE ORIGINAL FF7?

Hallucination or not, Sephiroth guided Cloud so that he could meet Aerith, shows him The Edge Of Creation, asks Cloud to defy destiny, shows him and the party a vision of meteor, and says really cryptic lines, and I think these reasons are really telling peices of evidence that Sephiroth time traveled.

Mini Sefikura Drabble (based off of my Twilight AU)

"They always say that humans want a piece of heaven"

Cloud could feel his chin being lifted coming face to face with the seraph in front of him. His six black wings wrapped around Cloud's body, so aggressive yet also gentle to the touch.

Sephiroth smiled, looking at the blonde mercenary with a tempting look in his eyes. He unfurled his palm, revealing something red inside of it.

"So how about I give you this?"

Cloud looked at Sephiroth's right hand as a familiar red fruit suddenly appeared into midair.

"An apple?"

"Yes, Cloud, an apple. But this is no ordinary apple. "

"So what is it then?" Cloud looked at the red fruit in front of him. It looked like an ordinary apple, but upon looking closer, Cloud could see that it shone brightly like the sun.

"A fruit from the tree of knowledge, humans are forbidden to eat it, but I managed to sneak in and get it just for you~"

Oh boy, was Cloud in for it now. Here, he was tangled up in the wings of a fallen seraph being handed a divine fruit from the godly garden.

Cloud didn't want to admit it, but it wasn't the apple he found tempting.

So I read a interview with one of the developers that said that the final boss of Sonic Frontiers, The End is meant to represent how one perceives on what death looks like, and how the moon symbolizes death in some forms of fiction. Basically Sonic battled a lovecraftian entity representing a abstract concept none of us can comprehend.

This reminds me of the wasted potential Infinite had. Infinite represented a concept that nobody could comprehend, which is infinity. People not comprehending infinity is one of the main themes in cosmic horror so it would have been cool if the developers inserted that theme into Sonic Forces.

The End 🤝 Infinite

Representing abstract concepts

Apparently, according to Ian Flynn and the higher-ups, Sonic Prime takes place after the old advance games in canon, WHICH DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE BY THE WAY.

-Orbot and Cubot didn't exist during that time frame yet in Sonic Prime they are there for some reason

- The master emerald isn't even referenced once

-Sonic isn't even aware that there's a fucking robot copy of him because he clearly was shocked by the existence of a alternative robot Sonic in one episode. Like huh?????? Bitch you have a whole ass metallic doppelganger out for your blood yet your shocked by existence of a robot version of you????

Unless Metal Sonic got thanos snapped out of existence, there's no way that Sonic didn't know that there's a robot version of him when Prime takes place a long time after Sonic CD and the advance games

Thanks higher ups at SEGA, this is why Sonic Prime should have stayed separate from canon because look at all the inconsistencies!

I'm choosing to believe that Sonic Prime takes place in a separate universe away from the main canon of the games, cause I literally cannot deal with the these things.

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Happy New Year everyone! 🎊🎉

Here's to a less chaotic 2023!

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