The video discusses various fan theories about video games, focusing on the games Pokémon, Fullgás, Manga, and Super Mario World.
In Fullgás, players wear costumes that reveal unusual details about the game's characters. Some players believe these characters are actually aliens, while others think they are human-sized monstrosities. The video presents theories that suggest these characters are not human, based on their distorted bodies and unusual features.
The video also discusses theories about Manga, a game where players have to complete tasks in a spaceship. Fans have speculated that the game's characters are not human astronauts, but alien creatures. They point to details like the characters having to use oxygen packs, which suggests they have a rib cage.
The video then moves on to discuss theories about the Pokémon games. Fans believe that these games could be set in a post-war world, based on the lack of older male characters and the presence of Pokémon. They also speculate that the characters' inability to mention their parents suggests they are Pokémon themselves.
The video also discusses theories about Super Mario World, focusing on the game's Poweramp flower, which burns enemies and produces coins. Some fans believe these coins are not made of gold, but are actually souls. They suggest that collecting these soul coins gives Mario an extra life, in a sort of soulless exchange for immortality.
The video concludes with a discussion of theories about Legend of Zelda, suggesting that the game could be much darker than it appears.
1. Gamers are passionate and spend hours playing games, often looking for small details left by developers.
2. The game "Fullgás" was released in 2020 and features a battle royale platform game set around a mini-golf course.
3. Players in "Fullgás" wear costumes that don't fit as expected, leading to theories about the characters' true forms.
4. The Pokémon games are set in a post-war world where the Kanto region suffered a large number of casualties, which could explain the abundance of Pokémon and the lack of older male characters.
5. The Ghost Pokémon "Koffing" has a theory suggesting it was created artificially and went wrong, resulting in it growing more heads and a look of constant misery.
6. In the Fairy-type Pokémon, there is a striking resemblance between the Pokémon "Ivysaur" and the ghost Pokémon "Gengar".
7. In the game "Pokémon Sword and Shield", it is suggested that the players cook a creamed sausage made from a creature that is not a wild pig, leading to the theory that the players might be eating Pokémon.
8. The game "Portal" features a mechanical villain named Glados, who was inspired by human traits. Her arm was originally designed to have a floating brain, but the developers decided to make her appear fully feminine.
9. In the game "Mario and Sonic at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics", Sonic is seen riding his board barefoot, leading to speculation about what he might be hiding under his trademark red running shoes.
10. In the game "Shovel Knight", a theory suggests that the game takes place on a post-apocalyptic Earth trapped in a nuclear winter after a war. The humans who survived the deadly radiation were killed by the sub-zero temperatures, leaving factories, shopping malls, and robots accumulating dust.
11. In "Super Mario World", the power amp fire in the game's flower power-up causes a bread to burn when hit, releasing coins. This has led to a theory suggesting that coins are not made of gold and represent the souls of the characters.