So, I may be a bit late seeing as this would have been more relevant when the FNAF 2 movie first came out, but I have some thoughts about Game Theory's video on the Two Mikes theory
https://t.co/PGDwvu4GVM
@Juicenart Which isn't necessarily a bad thing, to be clear. But it is something I've noticed and sometimes people do treat the concepts as ubiquitous across canon which catches me off guard sometimes lol
@Juicenart Tbh I'd describe it more as most of the fanbase is aware of the comics but hasn't actually read them outside of maybe a select few or the panels people circulate online, and then the stuff that gets popular gets continuity-souped into posts/fanworks about the shows
@UnnamedVA@UnderScorePNG Though this does give me the somewhat amusing mental image of Mike giving this heartfelt apology to his brother only to watch his dad proceed to roleplay as a plushie for said comatose brother
This is very ironic for me to come across right now considering a decent chunk of the video I've been working on today is me pointing out reasons why it might not be a mistake and why it would still probably be not be William even if it was a mistake lol
@UnnamedVA@UnderScorePNG Why would he do that though? Especially in person and not through the plush. It's not like he would know CC was only able to see the plushies or was even aware, so I don't see the point in William playing that role.
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@Dihsomethinblah@habibAl48913761 That's a valid point! My thing is that by saying "we" here, it sounds more like this line is coming from the same POV of the original speaker, who is not William. "we are still your friends" to CC "we know our friends and you are not one" to William. Plus some other things
@habibAl48913761 My main issue with the statement is William referring to himself as his son's friend and bothering to bring up the plushies, not to mention the text is the lighter yellow throughout. Also him roleplaying as the FB plush in front of Mike seems weird to me unless Mike left or smth
@UnderScorePNG Yeah. As much as I see the appeal of having William's motives being established in that scene and people are free to disagree, I personally do not see any scenario where William is sitting there saying "we are still your friends" to his hospitalized son
@habibAl48913761 "We are still your friends" is a bit of a weird thing for a dad to say to his dying child, especially if it's in person instead of through a plushie imo