Yisus
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Argentine 🇦🇷 also a 🐻FNaF🐰, 🌠JoJo's🌎, 🔪Touhou🌺 enjoyer
Peero, la llegada de Akuma tampoco es una solución correcta porque no pertenece a Tekken. Es un invitado, que encima está en la cúspide de Street Fighter. Si el requerimiento para conseguir rivales dignos de los Mishima es traer a monstruos de otras franquicias, entonces el problema es enorme.
November 17, 2025 at 12:25 PM
Peero, la llegada de Akuma tampoco es una solución correcta porque no pertenece a Tekken. Es un invitado, que encima está en la cúspide de Street Fighter. Si el requerimiento para conseguir rivales dignos de los Mishima es traer a monstruos de otras franquicias, entonces el problema es enorme.
Aún así, existe alguien que iguala a Lars en poder como humana, siendo esta Reina. Ella ha sido la única que por simple curiosidad logró igualar momentáneamente a True Devil Kazuya, y al final de Tekken 8 demuestra tener su propia forma Devil que la pondría demasiado por encima del resto.
November 17, 2025 at 12:25 PM
Aún así, existe alguien que iguala a Lars en poder como humana, siendo esta Reina. Ella ha sido la única que por simple curiosidad logró igualar momentáneamente a True Devil Kazuya, y al final de Tekken 8 demuestra tener su propia forma Devil que la pondría demasiado por encima del resto.
Como ya sementaron su rol de antagonista principal para el próximo Tekken, está claro que Kazuya y Jin deberán volverse aún más fuertes para poder enfrentar a semejante bestia.
¿Quién más quedaba...? Ah, cierto, Lars: el hijo bastardo de Heihachi que perfeccionó el estilo Mishima.
¿Quién más quedaba...? Ah, cierto, Lars: el hijo bastardo de Heihachi que perfeccionó el estilo Mishima.
November 17, 2025 at 12:25 PM
Como ya sementaron su rol de antagonista principal para el próximo Tekken, está claro que Kazuya y Jin deberán volverse aún más fuertes para poder enfrentar a semejante bestia.
¿Quién más quedaba...? Ah, cierto, Lars: el hijo bastardo de Heihachi que perfeccionó el estilo Mishima.
¿Quién más quedaba...? Ah, cierto, Lars: el hijo bastardo de Heihachi que perfeccionó el estilo Mishima.
El retorno de Heihachi en el DLC dejó en claro que este hombre, aún sin aparente motivo, sigue siendo tan estúpidamente fuerte que puede jugar con tres peleadores a la vez y encima adquirió una nueva técnica que lo hizo aún más fuerte. El único que igualó a Devil Kazuya, ¿más fuerte? Jajajaj...
November 17, 2025 at 12:25 PM
El retorno de Heihachi en el DLC dejó en claro que este hombre, aún sin aparente motivo, sigue siendo tan estúpidamente fuerte que puede jugar con tres peleadores a la vez y encima adquirió una nueva técnica que lo hizo aún más fuerte. El único que igualó a Devil Kazuya, ¿más fuerte? Jajajaj...
El power creep en Tekken siempre ha sido tan ridículo porque la familia Mishima siempre ha prevalecido como la más fuerte, obligando la introducción de personajes lo suficientemente fuertes para enfrentarlos. Pero aún así, siempre existió el problema del gen diabólico de Kazuya y Jin.
November 17, 2025 at 12:25 PM
El power creep en Tekken siempre ha sido tan ridículo porque la familia Mishima siempre ha prevalecido como la más fuerte, obligando la introducción de personajes lo suficientemente fuertes para enfrentarlos. Pero aún así, siempre existió el problema del gen diabólico de Kazuya y Jin.
Algo que me pone a pensar en que "Miketosis" puede ser algo en las películas es el pasado entre Charlotte y Michael, viendo que aparentemente Afton usará a su hijo para matar a Charlotte.
¿Qué pasa en los juegos? Que Mike Schmidt sabe sobre cómo murió Charlotte, él literalmente la dibuja.
¿Qué pasa en los juegos? Que Mike Schmidt sabe sobre cómo murió Charlotte, él literalmente la dibuja.
November 16, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Algo que me pone a pensar en que "Miketosis" puede ser algo en las películas es el pasado entre Charlotte y Michael, viendo que aparentemente Afton usará a su hijo para matar a Charlotte.
¿Qué pasa en los juegos? Que Mike Schmidt sabe sobre cómo murió Charlotte, él literalmente la dibuja.
¿Qué pasa en los juegos? Que Mike Schmidt sabe sobre cómo murió Charlotte, él literalmente la dibuja.
All of this pattern seems to point out an specific conclusion, that being that the series in which they're basing on are linked in an unique continuity.
One clear reason is to why there aren't interactive novels based on the Novel Trilogy or The Movie's universe.
One clear reason is to why there aren't interactive novels based on the Novel Trilogy or The Movie's universe.
October 21, 2024 at 2:24 PM
All of this pattern seems to point out an specific conclusion, that being that the series in which they're basing on are linked in an unique continuity.
One clear reason is to why there aren't interactive novels based on the Novel Trilogy or The Movie's universe.
One clear reason is to why there aren't interactive novels based on the Novel Trilogy or The Movie's universe.
"Escape The Pizzaplex" has its setting on FNaF: Security Breach, since it's directly stated to be the case, and also seems to talk about the Freddy's Megaplex past once again, due to this time having Cassie as the main character who has to survive the night, instead of Gregory.
October 21, 2024 at 2:19 PM
"Escape The Pizzaplex" has its setting on FNaF: Security Breach, since it's directly stated to be the case, and also seems to talk about the Freddy's Megaplex past once again, due to this time having Cassie as the main character who has to survive the night, instead of Gregory.
"Return To The Pit" has its setting on FNaF: Into The Pit (game), since it's directly stated to be the basis to make its story, but it also seems to be based on what turned out to be the game, since they changed certain things, such as Yellow Rabbit's eyes.
October 21, 2024 at 2:15 PM
"Return To The Pit" has its setting on FNaF: Into The Pit (game), since it's directly stated to be the basis to make its story, but it also seems to be based on what turned out to be the game, since they changed certain things, such as Yellow Rabbit's eyes.
"The Week Before" has its setting on FNaF 1, since it's directly stated to be a prequel of the first FNaF game, expands on "The Phone Guy"'s lore, such as giving him a name (Ralph), and clarifies certain subjects such as the meaning of "It's me" or how many spirits possessing Golden Freddy.
October 21, 2024 at 2:11 PM
"The Week Before" has its setting on FNaF 1, since it's directly stated to be a prequel of the first FNaF game, expands on "The Phone Guy"'s lore, such as giving him a name (Ralph), and clarifies certain subjects such as the meaning of "It's me" or how many spirits possessing Golden Freddy.
"VIP" has its settings on the Tales From The Pizzaplex, since it's shown how the Freddy's Megaplex is being constantly remodeled and also expands on the location's past such as making certain arcades from Security Breach canon and making the Help Wanted 2 carousel a removed attraction.
October 21, 2024 at 2:06 PM
"VIP" has its settings on the Tales From The Pizzaplex, since it's shown how the Freddy's Megaplex is being constantly remodeled and also expands on the location's past such as making certain arcades from Security Breach canon and making the Help Wanted 2 carousel a removed attraction.
Since the 3rd day of the 'FNaF 10th Anniversary Week' began the release of a new saga of books known as "An Interactive Novel". These books have the detail of being set in already known environments, presumably expanding those scenarios while essentially establishing a story directly linked to them.
October 21, 2024 at 1:52 PM
Since the 3rd day of the 'FNaF 10th Anniversary Week' began the release of a new saga of books known as "An Interactive Novel". These books have the detail of being set in already known environments, presumably expanding those scenarios while essentially establishing a story directly linked to them.
I don't understand why in Freddit, basically using TalesGames as evidence to prove that The Mimic is Glitchtrap, this theory has (kinda) mixed opinions, but then when I talked about TalesGames itself, Freddit seems to (mostly) like it?
So the specific problem with TalesGames is MimicTrap?
So the specific problem with TalesGames is MimicTrap?
October 20, 2024 at 3:43 AM
I don't understand why in Freddit, basically using TalesGames as evidence to prove that The Mimic is Glitchtrap, this theory has (kinda) mixed opinions, but then when I talked about TalesGames itself, Freddit seems to (mostly) like it?
So the specific problem with TalesGames is MimicTrap?
So the specific problem with TalesGames is MimicTrap?
| FNaF: Security Breach, RUIN |
The DLC is a direct sequel, since it follows the "Helptrap Ending" where we, as the Mask Bot, give the mask to Cassie. In RUIN, at the beginning of the adventure, the same thing happens but from a different perspective.
The DLC is a direct sequel, since it follows the "Helptrap Ending" where we, as the Mask Bot, give the mask to Cassie. In RUIN, at the beginning of the adventure, the same thing happens but from a different perspective.
October 18, 2024 at 7:37 PM
| FNaF: Security Breach, RUIN |
The DLC is a direct sequel, since it follows the "Helptrap Ending" where we, as the Mask Bot, give the mask to Cassie. In RUIN, at the beginning of the adventure, the same thing happens but from a different perspective.
The DLC is a direct sequel, since it follows the "Helptrap Ending" where we, as the Mask Bot, give the mask to Cassie. In RUIN, at the beginning of the adventure, the same thing happens but from a different perspective.
Also, this is a game where Glitchtrap can get killed, while in the game previously mentioned, he was still around.
October 18, 2024 at 7:33 PM
Also, this is a game where Glitchtrap can get killed, while in the game previously mentioned, he was still around.
| FNaF: Help Wanted 2 |
While everything might look out of ordinary, this is a facade, because we were always using the V.A.N.N.I mask. When taking it off, we can see how we actually were playing around The Sinkhole, beneath a ruined Freddy's Megaplex, contrary to the colorful one already shown.
While everything might look out of ordinary, this is a facade, because we were always using the V.A.N.N.I mask. When taking it off, we can see how we actually were playing around The Sinkhole, beneath a ruined Freddy's Megaplex, contrary to the colorful one already shown.
October 18, 2024 at 7:31 PM
| FNaF: Help Wanted 2 |
While everything might look out of ordinary, this is a facade, because we were always using the V.A.N.N.I mask. When taking it off, we can see how we actually were playing around The Sinkhole, beneath a ruined Freddy's Megaplex, contrary to the colorful one already shown.
While everything might look out of ordinary, this is a facade, because we were always using the V.A.N.N.I mask. When taking it off, we can see how we actually were playing around The Sinkhole, beneath a ruined Freddy's Megaplex, contrary to the colorful one already shown.
| FNaF: Security Breach |
Obviously, it takes place after FNaF: Help Wanted, since Glithctrap is free from the VR game and is possessing Vanessa, and after Special Delivery since the Retro CDs depict past events. Also, the game happens, apparently, in the last year of the Freddy's Megaplex.
Obviously, it takes place after FNaF: Help Wanted, since Glithctrap is free from the VR game and is possessing Vanessa, and after Special Delivery since the Retro CDs depict past events. Also, the game happens, apparently, in the last year of the Freddy's Megaplex.
October 18, 2024 at 7:27 PM
| FNaF: Security Breach |
Obviously, it takes place after FNaF: Help Wanted, since Glithctrap is free from the VR game and is possessing Vanessa, and after Special Delivery since the Retro CDs depict past events. Also, the game happens, apparently, in the last year of the Freddy's Megaplex.
Obviously, it takes place after FNaF: Help Wanted, since Glithctrap is free from the VR game and is possessing Vanessa, and after Special Delivery since the Retro CDs depict past events. Also, the game happens, apparently, in the last year of the Freddy's Megaplex.
The FNaF: Security Breach Retro CDs are also linked to these emails, due to Vanessa assisting to teraphy and being asked about her talks with this mysterious entity and she also talks about Luis and her traspass, which basically means that she won't be able to keep taking this teraphy sessions.
October 18, 2024 at 6:33 PM
The FNaF: Security Breach Retro CDs are also linked to these emails, due to Vanessa assisting to teraphy and being asked about her talks with this mysterious entity and she also talks about Luis and her traspass, which basically means that she won't be able to keep taking this teraphy sessions.
| FNaF: Special Delivery |
As stated by the emails we receive through the game, FNaF: Help Wanted events already happened, since Vanessa A. (Nessie97) is already connected to Glitchtrap or "The Virus". And there are other emails implying that she's going to be sent to work at the Freddy's Megaplex.
As stated by the emails we receive through the game, FNaF: Help Wanted events already happened, since Vanessa A. (Nessie97) is already connected to Glitchtrap or "The Virus". And there are other emails implying that she's going to be sent to work at the Freddy's Megaplex.
October 18, 2024 at 6:25 PM
| FNaF: Special Delivery |
As stated by the emails we receive through the game, FNaF: Help Wanted events already happened, since Vanessa A. (Nessie97) is already connected to Glitchtrap or "The Virus". And there are other emails implying that she's going to be sent to work at the Freddy's Megaplex.
As stated by the emails we receive through the game, FNaF: Help Wanted events already happened, since Vanessa A. (Nessie97) is already connected to Glitchtrap or "The Virus". And there are other emails implying that she's going to be sent to work at the Freddy's Megaplex.
This is specially implied by the Tales From The Pizzaplex epilogues, where it's shown how Fazbear Entertainment employees are working to remodel the burned pizzeria.
October 18, 2024 at 6:18 PM
This is specially implied by the Tales From The Pizzaplex epilogues, where it's shown how Fazbear Entertainment employees are working to remodel the burned pizzeria.
| FNaF: Help Wanted |
The game itself lets clear that all of the classic games already happened, and they're based on those games to make the levels. There are even references to Pizzeria Simulator characters, so yeah. Besides, one of the endings implies that they're building over the burned place.
The game itself lets clear that all of the classic games already happened, and they're based on those games to make the levels. There are even references to Pizzeria Simulator characters, so yeah. Besides, one of the endings implies that they're building over the burned place.
October 18, 2024 at 6:14 PM
| FNaF: Help Wanted |
The game itself lets clear that all of the classic games already happened, and they're based on those games to make the levels. There are even references to Pizzeria Simulator characters, so yeah. Besides, one of the endings implies that they're building over the burned place.
The game itself lets clear that all of the classic games already happened, and they're based on those games to make the levels. There are even references to Pizzeria Simulator characters, so yeah. Besides, one of the endings implies that they're building over the burned place.
| Ultimate Custom Night |
It's implied due to certain dialogues of the characters that the game is set right after the Pizzeria Simulator's ending. And since it's tied with "The Man In Room 1280" and that whole metastory, there is implied that the "fire" caused by Henry already happened.
It's implied due to certain dialogues of the characters that the game is set right after the Pizzeria Simulator's ending. And since it's tied with "The Man In Room 1280" and that whole metastory, there is implied that the "fire" caused by Henry already happened.
October 18, 2024 at 6:05 PM
| Ultimate Custom Night |
It's implied due to certain dialogues of the characters that the game is set right after the Pizzeria Simulator's ending. And since it's tied with "The Man In Room 1280" and that whole metastory, there is implied that the "fire" caused by Henry already happened.
It's implied due to certain dialogues of the characters that the game is set right after the Pizzeria Simulator's ending. And since it's tied with "The Man In Room 1280" and that whole metastory, there is implied that the "fire" caused by Henry already happened.
| Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator = 2023 |
Due to Springtrap being free, it's clear that this is a direct sequel of FNaF 3. But what implies that this still happens in the same year is Insanity Ending's audio file, labelled: "HRY223", which means "HenRY2023".
Due to Springtrap being free, it's clear that this is a direct sequel of FNaF 3. But what implies that this still happens in the same year is Insanity Ending's audio file, labelled: "HRY223", which means "HenRY2023".
October 18, 2024 at 5:38 PM
| Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator = 2023 |
Due to Springtrap being free, it's clear that this is a direct sequel of FNaF 3. But what implies that this still happens in the same year is Insanity Ending's audio file, labelled: "HRY223", which means "HenRY2023".
Due to Springtrap being free, it's clear that this is a direct sequel of FNaF 3. But what implies that this still happens in the same year is Insanity Ending's audio file, labelled: "HRY223", which means "HenRY2023".
| Five Nights at Freddy's 3 |
According to the description, it's set thirty years after Freddy's closed its door. Since this happened right after FNaF 1, this basically means that the game would be set in 2023, due to FNaF 1 being set in 1993.
According to the description, it's set thirty years after Freddy's closed its door. Since this happened right after FNaF 1, this basically means that the game would be set in 2023, due to FNaF 1 being set in 1993.
October 18, 2024 at 5:35 PM
| Five Nights at Freddy's 3 |
According to the description, it's set thirty years after Freddy's closed its door. Since this happened right after FNaF 1, this basically means that the game would be set in 2023, due to FNaF 1 being set in 1993.
According to the description, it's set thirty years after Freddy's closed its door. Since this happened right after FNaF 1, this basically means that the game would be set in 2023, due to FNaF 1 being set in 1993.
Why 2018 tho? Well, there's a calendar in the game, this depicting the date 'Thursday 16th'. There are multiple dates that can be choosed, but 2018 specifically works because of the Windows used by Jeff in his office, and also Oswald's Dad phone being an out-of-date from the mid 2000s.
October 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM
Why 2018 tho? Well, there's a calendar in the game, this depicting the date 'Thursday 16th'. There are multiple dates that can be choosed, but 2018 specifically works because of the Windows used by Jeff in his office, and also Oswald's Dad phone being an out-of-date from the mid 2000s.