#the blob theory

[usagi-zakura]

So Game Freak got another leak...

I'm not gonna look into spoilers but I have been seeing some old beta sprites from previous gens... now we have gen 3 and 5, in addition to the gen 2 and 4 betas we already saw.

And there's something I've noticed...several beta pokémon are just weirdly animal shaped blobs...

For example Coballion

The Deino line

Whatever this thing is

Or Arceus himself

Which leads me to a theory that all Pokémon start out as barely detailed blobs.

Like the designers just thought of a design in their head and instead of drawing it they described it to a Ditto and it just did its very best, then they just moved on from there.

That's my theory and I'm sticking to it!

[erisaxolotl]

MY THEORY on BLOT from Dandy's World

We know how BLOT has feet cover in ichor and his hand have gloves on them in his twisted for he has remnants of the gloves like his hands ripped through them. He also speaks backwards and doesn't like to talk much even with people of whom he's close to like looey and yatta

I think they experimented with ichor on him before his debut in the show and he was Originally supposed to look normal but the ichor messed him up and he does show signs of PTSD in the game so this is probably why he doesn't talk much and his ability it "Blot jr" which could show how he doesn't know how to respond to the possibile trauma.

(Anyways sorry not sorry 4 the crappy formatting)

[angeldrawsstuffs]

GUYS I GOT A THEORY-

So, the new poster, right? Mateo’s got the VR goggles on.

In the sets it’s been made I think pretty clear the goggles are like this villain’s version of the Fearworks or Doom-Domes (basically the gimmick they’re using to terrorize dreamers, possibly via brainwashing this time).

Also in the sets, we see Z-Blob with Cooper… without Mateo.

See where I’m going with this? I think Mateo’s gonna get brainwashed by the new villains and Cooper will have to be Z-Blob’s caretaker until they can get Mateo back.

[spookikookiboo]

what the actual heck is up with ol' peepaw afton's new casing ?

It’s a Long Story…

But my take is a little different then what SB spat out…

~Spooki🖤

[zebracorn-chan]

I find it ironic how the Blob's official name is "Tangle" since we already have a character with that name, it's not the first time we have two characters that have nothing to do with one another sharing the same name.

"If I had a nickel for every time two random characters in the FNaF universe shared names, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice. Right?"

[redfoxdude07]

FNAF WORLD IS THE FUTURE:

In UCN, we have 3 Fnaf World characters show up on your desk:

-Tangle

-White Rabbit

-Bouncepot

in Security Breach, we get:

-The Tangle

-Vanny

-Burntrap

The Blob is called The Tangle on the files, and it also has a Mangle head, which is weird because there's no other toy animatronics (except the puppet) in the Tangle

Vanny is self-explanatory. They're literally both white rabbits

Burntrap is a bit of a stretch but hear me out:

-Bouncepot is actively referenced in SB

- If you look at Burntrap more closely, it's pretty obvious he's grown onto the Mimic endo. There's no way he was just flopped onto it. He wrapped his flesh around the Mimic like a plant spreading its roots.

That's it for Burnpot, but I got some more stuff that'll come in a later reblog.

[shitpostingkats]

I know they're not gonna do it but please imagine we get to the xyz dimension and the refugees are getting aid from astrals and barians and everyone rightly flips out and Shay is like "What, do you guys not have aliens in your dimensions? :/"

[blizzardstarx]

my storage hates me

958/6774 photos and 249/319 videos are related to elizabeth lail LMFAO

[hopperhopski]

Ruin Spoilers Down Below

I have a theory for the elevator ending or what I believe to be the True Ending 

 Gregory, Freddy, and Vanessa caused Cassie’s ‘’death’’. Vanessa decided that she couldn’t leave alive because they will be followed, Gregory believed her and convinced Freddy that this had to be done. Freddy was the one to break the elevator sending the little girl to her ‘’doom’’.

Why them you may ask, well who else could of done this? 

The Mimic couldn’t of killed her, unless you’re trying to tell me that it crawled up to the top of the elevator and snapped the cables in a matter of seconds with only one arm mind you, while pretending to be Gregory as it does this for no purpose other that it’s own amusement. Malhare couldn’t of done it. He only exist inside the glitch dimension, even if he out grew that world why would he stop her from releasing The Mimic or himself into the world, Also again the last words Cassie heard didn’t come from a British child serial killer.

Roxy would never do this to her because Cassie is her number one fan. Eclipse would never harm a child, and never leaves the play area. Chica would be too busy upstairs looking for rotten food, Monty is out of commission. Bonnie is very dead. Freddy would never kill a kid on his own because he can’t even stomach scrapped animatronic parts without Gregory’s insistence. Also none of them can replicate a child’s voice. The Blob doesn’t seem likely because again why would it stop her now instead of earlier in the DLC. The sheer weight of it would be enough to break the elevator sure, but why would it pretend to be Gregory when it’s just going to kill her anyway.

Vanessa by herself doesn't seem likely. She would have to follow the girl all throughout the ruined PizzaPlex silently watching her without the characters knowing and avoid all the deathtraps only to wait till Cassie is in the elevator and finally decide it’s time to kill her as she pretends to be the girl’s only friend. Gregory is a little boy, there is no way he could break an elevator without assistance or think of the idea to kill his only friend because of something that had no way up to the surface because the only exit is what his friend is currently riding in, this had to be planted in his head by someone else.

So in conclusion Freddy, Gregory, and Vanessa were all guilty of ‘’murder’’, but wait there is more, but not in this post it’s getting a little long.

[honeybard]

celeste summit chapter is all fun and games until you end up back in the hotel

[inhumanliquid]

FNaF theories would be so great if any of the new ones had ACTUAL FUCKING EVIDENCE (they don't) and didn't contradict LITERALLY EVERYTHING WE ACTUALLY KNOW FOR SURE (they do)

[vlkodddlak]

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[blood-and-pizza]

The Blob from Security Breach is apparently called "Tangle" or "The Tangled Blob" in the game's files. "Tangle" was originally a Mangle recolor that appeared in FNAF World, and since a lot of concepts from FNAF World are currently being recycled in current FNAF... I guess Tangle went from being a Mangle recolor to something far more significant.

Funny thing, Mangle is a mangled Funtime Foxy technically

So Tangle is a tangled, super-sized Funtime Freddy??? Maybe possibly one that escaped from the facility we see in Help Wanted 2????

There was something else I wanted to talk about but I forgot what it was, I'll post later when I remember

[the-nosy-neighbor]

The Nature of the Beast (Black Ooze)

This post includes spoilers for Welcome Home a little bit, but there are also several spoilers for science fiction/horror movies/tv/stories.

It's nothing new though, I think the most recent reference is Deep Space Nine. Also !Spooky Pictures!

A history of oozing blob-like creatures in American film and television--

Ominous Obsidian Ooze:

According to tvtropes.org, this trope (of oozy black stuff) is called “Ominous Obsidian Ooze.”

It is defined by a black ooze, often shiny and often in stark contrast to its environment (and of course the example picture is Supernatural) . It is believed to have evolved from the prevalence of and concern about oil spills and other pollution.  I think, for me at least, that pollution does really fit the vibe.  It reminds me of Pollution from Good Omens.

So black ooze (the creature/entity) often leads to pain, mutation, unnatural death, and “even a Fate Worse Than Death.”

(So help me if we find out Sunny is the weathervane on Poppy’s house…)

Anyway, the ooze is speculated to have evolved from a fear of pollution, but also basic human fears such as water too dark to see into and water that you shouldn’t drink. 

The closest association I have from this trope is the Stephen King short story, "The Raft," which was dramatized on Creepshow 2.  I saw this as a younger kid, and the whole thing was spooky.  There is a group of teens at the lake, probably playing hooky and definitely smoking cigarettes.  They swim out to a raft in the middle of the lake (think floating wooden platform) and then this black slick on top of the water appears, and starts stalking and eating them, and they are trapped. 

Just for you, I went to see what the plot is because I probably have misremembered all the important bits. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Raft_(short_story), OK, so, college kids, one of the girls sees pretty rainbows on the surface and touches it, and she gets sucked in and “ripped to shreds”

So, then the beastie pulls someone through the cracks on the raft, and they are no longer safe on the raft.  The remaining woman faints, and the remaining guy can’t swim to shore while it is eating because he’d be leaving the woman to die, and he couldn’t swim fast enough while hauling her.  They spend time taking turns watching and then end up committing the sin of sex, so death it is.

The thing that I find interesting in this portrayal of the black ooze is that it is attractive to the viewer.  I guess secondarily, I find it interesting that this is a monster of inevitability, kind of like the Evil Dead universe, where they are trapped in one spot, die upon leaving the safe zone, but at the same time are convinced that they will die if they remain in the same place.  What I’m trying to say is that someone needs a chainsaw hand.

(Evil Dead has some black goo in the form of on or coming out of Deadites.)

Of course, there is a version in DvD, named “Black Pudding,” deltailed as “large ooze, unassigned.”  So thank goodness the ooze in neutral.  It is very strong and has a strong constitution.  Immune to blinging, charming, deafening, exhaustion, fright, and being knocked prone.  It also can eat through 2-inch thick wood or metal in 1 round.  It can also climb, including hanging upside down on the ceiling.  They can be split apart into separate entities of a smaller size with certain hits taken.  (https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/16808-black-pudding)

This is actually pretty reminiscent of the puppetmaster creature that I saw before, the Puppeteer Parasite, which seems to be somewhat cross-referenced to the pudding monster.  The Puppeteer Parasite catches a ride and eats your life force.  It can make you do things.  (I believe that Skip from Dropout’s Dimension 20, Starstruck is a creature similar to this.) https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/2506151-puppeteer-parasite

Star Trek had its own version of the black blob monster, Armus from the episode, “Skin of Evil.”  The concept in this episode is that the people of Vagra II had found a way to remove all evil from themselves and it mainifests as a black goo that can take the form of a human shape.  It could also absorb people, and inflict psychic damage and physical weakness while you were in there.  This guy famously killed Tasha Yar.  For some reason, I must usually skip this one, because it is very vague for me.  Anyway, it wants to torture people (castaways normally, they abandoned him on this planet) he wants to find a way to find those that made him for revenge purposes.  Picard pulls a fast one (Look, a three-headed monkey!) and they beam up and take off. https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Armus

Fun fact:  Later that year, Ensign Mariner, furious over Boimler being promoted to lieutenant junior grade and transferring to the USS Titan, threatened to "feed [him] to an Armus." (LD: "No Small Parts")

You could make an argument that Odo from DS9 is a creature of this type, as he is a shapeshifter that spends a necessary amount of time in a liquid state regularly.  If he doesn’t, he will be forced to revert (forced by his body).  Any time Odo is in a liquid or shifting state, however, he is gold. 

He doesn’t know if there are any others like him at the beginning, but as the show progresses, he forms a difficult relationship with his extended family, who exist as a sort of single consciousness, like the Borg, but more evolutionary instead of tech-based.  When the changelings are in their natural state, they essentially look like a gold ocean on the planet’s surface.  While this is dark, it also has the gold highlights.  In fairness to the theme, though, these are not good people and they believe themselves to be god-like creatures or at least more worthy than anyone else.  There is a whole period of the show where the paranoia of who is humanoid and who is changeling reaches a fever pitch. Listen, I could talk DS9 all day.  (https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Changeling)

I think the original version of this being is the classic movie monster, The Blob.  “The Blob is an amorphous mass of alien goo that appears in the 1958 film of the same name. Appearing as nothing more than a mass of red gelatin, this creature possesses animalistic intelligence, acting purely on the instinct to feed. It feeds on flesh and gains mass as it consumes other creatures.”

Common tropes for ooze monsters:

Mesmerizing

Grows when it eats

Eats all life forms it comes across (the changelings qualify for this, but only in the conquering sense)

Eats the inexperienced

Can’t be killed by guns, electricity, or fire

Inescapable (at least seems to be)

This quote:  “The Blob does little else except eat and grow”  Same girl, same.  But I think that the eat grow cycle is the thing that might be most important about this kind of monster.  Impervious to ways that humans generally attempt to control or avoid things, and dead set on eating everyone.  (https://monster.fandom.com/wiki/Blob)

For Welcome Home, that could be a direct link.  We have seen the black goo underneath Home grow during our time with the website.  We’ve also noticed stringy bits that have started to reach outward from home, like fingers looking to grab.  Whatever else this force is, I think the idea that it is trying to devour people/puppets in some aspect is the right idea. 

Coming soon, part 2, where goo in Welcome Home specifically is explored.

[savageboar]

i still think as interesting as security breach's story is, it should've been a more standalone story instead of trying to be a sequel to pizza simulator. because pizza sim would've been the best sendoff for the main fnaf storyline with that fucking ending monologue. but steel wool really wanted those fan theorist points and money. and then ruin comes out and it very much doesn't continue on the fact it's supposed to be a pizza sim sequel, it's practically it's own standalone free game. it's weird.

[groovyempire]

HEADCANON TIME BECUAUSE NO ONE HAD STOPPED ME SO FAR

I see Majoliné as someone who appreciates the beauty of nature and sees herself as sensitive but ultimately she sees nature and living things as luxurious commodities to own and control, as playthings that exists for her own amusement and satisfaction.

She will maintain plants and animals but only ones she personally finds pretty or useful. She doesn't mind commanding the destruction of ecosystems and the enslavement of species but she will pick and choose what parts of natural world to save for selfish reasons.

She sees the beauty and value in nature and it's something she deeply cares about but her approach is inherently self-centered. She would maintain a menagerie of exotic animals or even set up a natural park while commanding the destruction of entire planets. The kind of person who would take up an endangered animal as a house pet just because she finds it pretty.