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
FNAF AU where everyone remembers the real FNAF timeline the night before they would have died, therefore preventing all the deaths and getting William to turn his life around. Then the day William got springlocked happens and he has a whole existential crisis about it
@Jay11880 I wouldn't say nothing. He was still a jerk, especially early on, even if he did at least have character growth instead of becoming a murderer pbjlskdfs
I've technically written two chapters for it around when William gets his memories back but not the stuff on before/after. Also, the MCI kids + Charlie, CC, and sometimes Liz get a whole club going and William is baffled as to why they're all looking at him weird (until y'know)
@Shaynadrawss My fav has already been mentioned, but others I like include The Many Lives of Optimus Prime (https://t.co/AK3wfUpJzQ on hiatus, but the author will be back in a year), Tar Pit (https://t.co/oDIrP9wpiS WIP), and Not a Prime Situation (https://t.co/WVEgxENbGt Complete)
@SpacedOutTracey I have noticed that the off topic video I posted back in August got SUBSTANTIALLY fewer views than when I made a similar one a year before, so I do wonder if it's an algorithm thing... Anyway, I hope the reupload does better for you!
@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