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Awwww shit here we go again. That eyeball scene in ds2 is gonna gimme nightmares again lol

Happy birthday rishi

Banana ?

Yes

Knights of the Chad?

So what were saying is that once we get the black materia there is a high chance there will be a metal skeletal hand sticking out the side of it giving a thumbs up!

Just waiting for date night in the gold saucer with the expectation of seeing tifa show up then BOOM chadley appears asking for help.

When the temple of the ancients crushes Cait sith to death do you reckon we will see a slightly broken chadley climb out of its fuzzy corpse?

Firstly, welcome back Mo! As for the topic at hand I kinda always assumed there were just numerous chadleys all kinda networked to one another which were helping him develop in real time. We already know from Cait sith that shinra likes keeping backups on hand after all :P

Pretty much interpret the poem as it's already been established. You live, you die, you join the lifestream, you live again as something else.

Yeah fairly certain once the lifestream runs dry the planet ends up as a lifeless husk and just crumbles into nothingness just like the demo bugenhagen gives you your first time in his Observatory

The "this isn't just a reactor" bit seems to refer to the experiments that were done there i.e jenova and the various monsters in the tubes outside her housing location. In regards to the general mako/lifestream queries I think it just falls into general Gaia theory where you live you die you...

Love this thread, fav webtoons of all time are Tower of god - been reading this for years now, anime also freaking awesome Sweet home - webtoon has finished but the live action Netflix adaption awesome! God of highschool - been reading for years and anime also freaking awesome Noblesse -...

Neverending angst - 1-15

Still waiting on the series x upscale tbh :-/

I mean he's a robot so was he ever really alive? Do robots dream of electric sheep?

Psssst I hear that in part 2 instead of whispers of fate were getting farts of sorrow.