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When it comes to dragon riding, there have been multiple iterations over the past few decades. (God I'm old) However no one can argue that by far the most popular two are How to train your Dragon and game of thrones/HOTD I guess since we're all waiting for their third season. Between the two though, which one has a better explanation for HOW they train and control their dragons?
I mean that from a LORE perspective and ASOIAF has ALOT of it. Then again, so does HTTYD, so I theorize, does the latter hold more depth storywise about the control of dragons, than the oh so famous former?
YouTube channel with some lore
have you ever heard of this YouTube channel called X7Q5A96 not saying its anything but it looks kind of weird.
If the Narrator in the episode "The Universe Changing Remote" says that Pocoyo and Pato are his kids/children, then how the heck did he even have a duck for a son?! I think Pato is Pocoyo's 'adopted' brother and the 'adopted' son of the Narrator. In the Pocoyo interpretation of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol, we can see Pocoyo and Pato's newborn appearances with their cribs next to each other. Because a fun fact: Baby siblings can play with each other when their beds/cribs are next to each other. Perhaps, the Narrator adopted Pato instead of "creating" him, why? Because he wants another son companion with Pocoyo, his first and only son.
Why would he call his two sons his "friends" in the episode "Guess What?" if he later revealed them to be his children? I think he only called them his friends or told Pocoyo that Pato is his 'friend' so he can't tell the secret that Pato is his brother.
Also, why didn't Pocoyo get confused at the Narrator when he called Pato, alongside himself, his "kids" to stop them from playing with Angry Alien's remote? I think the transcript could have been like this:
Narrator: Kids, can so listen to me for a moment, please?
(Pocoyo looks at Pato and then at the Narrator in confusion)
Pocoyo: Is Pato my friend?
Narrator: Uh.. yes?
Pocoyo: Why are we your "kids"?
Narrator: I'll explain everything later in private, but you and Pato have to listen to me!
So yeah, I think Pocoyo, Pato, and the Narrator are a father-son-adoptive-son family, excluding Elly and the others. I think Elly and the others aren't part of the family, I think they were here to accompany the brothers on the adventures while their father is just narrating or looking after his sons.
Also, when Angry Alien shows up, he says that he is happy to allow him to take over his son's world, as in Pocoyo's world, for Pocoyo. Meaning that not only he is a father, but he is okay when extraterrestrials take over the world. And another thing!
In the episode "The Silence Challenge", he even reveals that he has PARENTS! So this means that he has a mother who is like, "I challenge you to not talk while eating dinner!". Yes, he did that when he was young. She challenged him to do that because he was a bit of a chatterbox when he was young. I think he did the challenge successfully because he was a smart kid (I think because of one time he taught Pocoyo about horses). Also, I loved how Pocoyo finished his sentence (Pocoyo: Keep talking!), clever kid!
I'm in the end scenes in the movie and the "hero" killed the villains son betrayed his brother relatively banished him after his brother had a change of heart and nearly died for him took scars tecknecliy rightful place and basically ended his entire future like common for gods sake if that's considered heroic I wanna be a villain
Idk if you guys have heard of this channel called rainimator, but ive been following his minecraft youtube music video/series since it started. I was thinking it’d be cool if they did a video on it analyzing lore or something since game theory has been theorizing about minecraft for a while. So maybe if this post gets more attention they could make a pretty fun episode on it
Hey, I know there isn't much to this post and idk if this falls under the category possible theory, but I saw that cg5 made a new short film called project u move and I thought it's something lee should look at
I think it would be a good to find out the lore since it has lots of plot holes and so much going on with out much context and plus the new album that came out about last year had several amounts of lore that was undisclosed and I believe it would at least be good to just figure it out for their 25 year anniversary
Seriously, how did they not make a film theory about From yet? It's an absolute goldmine of things to solve! Please, dear film theory team, take a look at this. I need answers!
The channel @dadfeels (which has two film theories of him )is trying to create a movie where he needs $50,000 and I think it would be amazing if we did a theory on the fourth act of dad so we can make the short film that dad wants to make.
I saw this on my recommendation page and I watch a few videos. It’s pretty cool and chilling. Here’s the channel www.youtube.com/@Onigiri_Cat
In case you don't know, BFDI is a youtube series 1st made on 2010 on New Years, by Michael & Cary Huang (JacknJellify). Basically, it is a bunch of characters fighting for Dream Island, a island resort the is so cool. It currently has 5 seasons. In the 5th season, we encounter Two, the current host. He promises limitless power. But there is this character, One. She keeps on making deals with characters, aiming for two's power. Please look into it. For context, this is One:
here video but music https://youtu.be/_GbCX7eJWm8?si=PA7_nWt7jbOAH3qa and another one https://youtu.be/8Z6Fe6ku88k?si=AHDlkkEpuzDFX9pp and https://youtu.be/fMXssCyF9Ro?si=QQSdRQk8JoszE3s0
I was watching Hot Ones, that featured a couple WWE Superstars (Drew McIntyre & Sheamus). One of the questions was about favorite fictional criminology show. And Drew McIntyre had a theory that Jessica Fletcher is actually the murder because why else would there be a murder in each and every town she just so happens to visit that she gets involved in. It might not be a new theory but I absolutely love that idea.
So woke up today and I’d gotten and notification from youtube of a video from a channel I don’t follow called X7Q5A96. Did a little surface research and there are a few posts on it from Reddit. Some people are thinking it’s a cult or a conspiracy. Figured I’d say something about it here.
There's a YouTube channel called ranger station 76. Not sure if it's on your radar yet but it should be
I feel like Liminal Land would be a great choice for a theory. There's a website, a YouTube channel with tons going on, and a whole bunch of demonic bull going on!
I re-watched David Lynch's Lost Highway this weekend for the first time since seeing it in theaters in 1997.
The Mystery Man (Robert Blake) is obviously meant to evoke a vampire vibe. He even gives a warning that Bill Pullman's character "never should have invited him in" which is part of vampire mythology.
Then, when Pullman is in jail there's a light above his cell that shines down (like the moon), more than once, and his responses range from wincing to writhing. After a couple of those scenes I was wondering why he suddenly had so much more facial hair and he passes out. He wakes up as Balthazar Getty. Was it a werewolf transformation?
Then, I was thinking about it this tonight I wondered if Patricia Arquette's complete turnaround as Alice/Renee make her Jekyll and Hyde.
And now I wonder if Lynch made a monster movie right under everyone's nose. I'm going to have to re-watch it again to look for more evidence.
I recently stumbled on a YouTube channel that gives me an odd feeling, like an ARG in the Making or a series getting it's feet off the ground. In the style of kids content. Give it a look if your curious.
https://youtube.com/@smile_tv_productions?si=Ep1UArAyhGHLO1rG
Not only do I believe that Dr. Robotnik will be a clone in the next movie but I believe he's not only already a clone in the third move but has been a clone the entire time. In the third movie multiple times it hints that not only will Dr Robotnik clone himself but has been a clone of Gerald Robotnik. I'm just going to list of some hints for you to get the idea •Ivo is alive after sonic said he should be dead •ivo mentions he doesn't have a family not even parents or relatives •gerald and ivo share the same intelligence, mannerisms, and looks •gerald cares for Maria but not ivo •stone says he already lost ivo once and doesn't want to lose him again •and the biggest hint of all ivo says that he will clone stone before firing him
Idk just a suggestion
I just finished From season 3 and it is obvious that this show is made for film theory. Really hope they do a theory on it cause it's like FNAF for movies. From dead children the dozens of mysteries that the show has yet to answered, I'm sure they can make a damn good video out of it.
I’ve been trying to track down a specific early YouTube video (likely from the mid-to-late 2000s or early 2010s) that I remember watching, but I can’t seem to find it anywhere. I'm hoping someone here might remember it!
It definitely had that classic early YouTube viral comedy vibe—absurd humor, over-the-top acting, and a simple but funny premise.
Does anyone remember what this could be or the channel from which it could be?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
The channel @dadfeels (which has two film theories of him )is trying to create a movie where he needs $50,000 and I think it would be amazing if we did a theory on the fourth act of dad so we can make the short film that dad wants to make. We need this film
Am I going crazy because I swear there was a snowpiercer-Wonka theory a while back that I fondly remember and was reminded of it today but I go to search "snowpiercer film theory" into YouTube and I get theories ON snowpiercer. So I'm like "ok, maybe if I put in Matpat it'll come up." Nothing "ok I'll go look it up on google" I get nothing from previous Reddit posts, nothing from the bowels of the google result pages,so I go through the entire film theory channel. Can't find it. "Ok maybe the wayback machine can help me." Couldnt find sand in the desert. I can't find people even mentioning it or what happened to it so I'm starting to question if it was even real in the first place.
Please if someone can confirm I'm not insane that would be greatly appreciated.
did you guys know mat pat voiced a transformer In that weird transformers trilogy by machinima and rooster teeth trilogy he played computron the smartest transformers ever created