All articles tagged with #fan theory
Capcom officially debunked the fan theory that its upcoming sci-fi game Pragmata is a secret Mega Man game, emphasizing that it is a completely new IP and not related to the Mega Man franchise, despite some visual and thematic similarities.
Fans of Helldivers 2 are speculating about the potential arrival of a massive sandworm-like enemy, the Hive Lord, based on clues from the game. The discovery of what appears to be "molts" from this formidable foe has sparked excitement and nervousness within the community, as players anticipate the challenge of facing such a colossal adversary. The game's developer, Arrowhead, recently rewarded players with mechs for their collective efforts, hinting at potential new threats in the game's future.
Fans on TikTok are speculating that Taylor Swift is the secret author behind the upcoming spy movie "Argylle" under the pseudonym Elly Conway. The theory is fueled by various connections, such as the fictional Elly Conway having red hair like Swift's character in her "All Too Well" short film, carrying a cat in a backpack similar to Swift's, and the use of argyle patterns, which Swift is known for. However, some of the evidence is less convincing, and it remains to be seen if there is any truth to the theory.
A fan theory suggests that Final Fantasy VII Rebirth may end with Cid's famous rocket experiment, which originally took place before the events of the game, serving as the cliffhanger. The theory is based on a scrapped story beat from the original game, where Cid would have joined the party after Sephiroth summoned Meteor. The theory speculates that Rebirth's altered timeline could allow for this change in the story progression. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is set to release on February 29 for PlayStation 5.
A dedicated Starfield fan has spent 200 hours piecing together gameplay clips and trailers to create what they believe is the complete skill tree for the upcoming Bethesda RPG. The fan's work includes identifying skills such as Equilibrium and martial arts based on gameplay elements and developer commentary. Feedback from the internet has helped refine the skill tree, and the fan has hinted at other projects. Starfield is set to launch on September 6, and fans have been eagerly anticipating its release, leading to various speculations and discussions.
A fan theory suggests that "Tears of the Kingdom," the sequel to "Breath of the Wild," could be part of a trilogy of connected games in the Zelda series. The theory is based on the color themes of the games, which align with the Triforce theme of Wisdom, Courage, and Power. The possibility of a third game based on the color red and the goddess Din is speculated. The absence of the Triforce in the duology suggests its potential return in a significant way. The article also explores potential gameplay elements and the idea of exploring new lands and cultures. A more powerful console could enhance the open-world design of the series.
Brendan Hunt, co-creator and star of "Ted Lasso," debunked the fan theory that the series' epilogue was a dream sequence. He confirmed that Coach Beard's Stonehenge-based wedding to Jane actually took place and explained why Ted wasn't present. Hunt believes that Ted and Beard's friendship is the kind where they can go long periods without seeing each other, but they will see each other again.
James Gunn, the writer-director of Guardians of the Galaxy, confirms a fan theory that the audience can understand Groot's language in the final scenes of the third installment. The theory suggests that the audience has been so emotionally invested in the story and characters that they are part of the Guardians' extended family and don't need a Groot translator. This emotional connection is further confirmed when Gamora suddenly understands Groot's words earlier in the movie.
Director David F. Sandberg has debunked a fan theory about an alternate cut of the first Shazam! movie that includes a deleted scene of the Shazam Family sitting on their own thrones in the Rock of Eternity. Sandberg confirmed that no such version exists and that the scene was only ever released as a deleted scene. He enjoys seeing people lose their minds over it. Shazam! Fury of the Gods is now playing in theaters.
A fan theory about the new show "Swarm" suggests that the main character, Dre, actually killed her best friend and ex-foster sister Marissa, rather than Marissa committing suicide. The theory is based on evidence from the show, including Dre's obsessive devotion to pop star Ni'Jah and her tendency to text herself from Marissa's phone. Some viewers also believe that the scene in which Dre picks up a man at a club is a delusion, further supporting the theory. However, the show's true-crime docuseries within the show states that Marissa died by suicide, leaving the theory open-ended.