History WMG / Bully

* Bullies- with a female member thrown in(who's likely TheAmazon)

* [[BaldOfAwesome Both of the protagonist(s) are bald]]

Bully is set sometime in the 1980s. When Jimmy grows up, he ends up starring in {{Manhunt}}.

* From this tropers point, Pete may very well have been the [[Main/ManBehindTheMan man behind the man]]. Not being present outside of a few cutscenes, he could still have pulled his strings on Gary. A reveal, that had to wait for the sequel.

Dr. Crabblesnitch allows up-and-coming young mercs from companies like Blackwatch to patrol the corridors, which explains, among other things, why they use the same violent submission tactics that the police do. Further evidence they are not students: they never appear to go to school at all, it is impossible to appease them in a friendship, and their pictures do not count in the [[FirstPersonSNapshooter yearbook photo sidequest.]]

A less [[NightmareFuel traumitizing]] supernatural, hellish and deathful version of course. With challenges to judge one's character rather than life or death fate test.

* The main character(s) live in a universe where all KidsAreCruel and to [[UpToEleven add up to that]] every single person is out to get the heroes

* Both world's have a trademark junk food. Bullworth's(Bully's) is beam cola and EEnE's is jawbreakers.

Many of the students have families who live in Bullworth. Why must they send their kids to board at school if the school is so near? Perhaps then Gary and Jimmy aren't the only ones from a broken home. Perhaps the culture of bullying at Bullworth Academy is because the broken homes gave every student a {{freudian excuse}}. Perhaps it's an {{anvilicious}} [[AnAesop message]] about how you can be rich enough to send your kids to a private boarding school, yet still be a [[LonelyRichKid very unhappy family]]. Some students don't even talk about their family - could this be that they are trying to block out the unpleasant memories?

* Considering that Jimmy is 15, he'd be too young to drive. Suggestions have been made for use of go-karts or scooters, however, the former is rarely used as transport in real life and the latter requires theft from an adult. There is already a school bus that gets students back to the gates of Bullworth Academy, so it would be more realistic to simply allow students to catch a bus to any of the set bus stops.

It will allow fast traveling, since it would be impossible to have a game where you could perform vehicular manslaughter without getting an M-Rating.

One of his many step-fathers was a less than scrupulous tech developer. Hence, Jimmy sees a map of the surrounding area and hostile lines of view at all times in his head. He's been conditioned not to talk about it. After this experiment, it was given to government agents such as [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake.]]

* TheOtherWiki states that it's set in TheNineties.

[[http://www.gamespot.com/articles/rockstar-will-reveal-new-projects-soon-gta-5-still/1100-6442365/ According to this post]] Rockstar is working on a new project or two.

Everything which happens until conclusion of the final fight against Gary really happened. Then, after falling from an urealistic height (and through glass), Jimmy walks unharmed (while Gary is lying unconscious on the floor), is forgiven by Crabblesnitch while Gary is expelled (Crabblesnitch is, somehow, able to hear Gary's confession from his office despite the scene happening out of the building, during a storm). He also obtains the firing of Mr. Burton and the return of Zoe in the school, without any proof than he was telling the truth. Then, Jimmy leaves Crabblesnitch's office and is congratulated by a crowd of fellow Bullworth students, including Derby Harrington (very uncharacteristic) and Zoe (who now wears a school uniform, despite having reintegrated in the school less than a minute ago). The logical explaination is obvious: Jimmy's fall from the scaffold inflicted him a mortal wound, the rest of the cutscene is a hallucination created from his agony, showing him the perfect ending he would liked to see to this adventure.

[[http://bully.wikia.com/wiki/Gurney Gurney]] is a Townie who has a small role in the late part of the game: he's the one who sets the gym on fire. Physically, he is a redheaded with a goatee. He also seems to have some pyromaniac tendencies, and, when Jimmy is chasing him in the gym, he yells that he "regret nothing". The clues are obvious: he's The Postal Dude when he was a teenager.

[[http://bully.wikia.com/wiki/Gurney Gurney]] is a Townie who has a small role in the late part of the game: he's the one who sets the gym on fire. Physically, he is a redheaded with a goatee. He also seems to have some pyromaniac tendencies, and, when Jimmy is chasing him in the gym, he yells that he "regret nothing". The clues are obvious: he's The Postal Dude when he was a teenager.

[[WMG: Gary's plan would of prevailed if [[HoistByHisOwnPetard he didn't run his mouth to Jimmy during the fight]].]]

Everything which happens until conclusion of the final fight against Gary really happened. Then, after falling from an urealistic height (and through glass), Jimmy walks unharmed (while Gary is lying unconscious on the floor), is forgiven by Crabblesnitch while Gary is expelled (Crabblesnitch is, somehow, able to hear Gary's confession from his office despite the scene happening out of the building, during a storm). He also obtains the firing of Mr. Burton and the return of Zoe in the school, without any proof than he was telling the truth. Then, Jimmy leaves Crabblesnitch's office and is congratulated by a crowd of fellow Bullworth students, including Derby Hrrington (very uncharacteristic) and Zoe (who now wears a school uniform, despite having reintegrated in the school less than a minute ago). The logical explaination is obvious: Jimmy's fall from the scaffold inflicted him a mortal wound, the rest of the cutscene is a hallucination created from his agony, showing him the perfect ending he would liked to see to this adventure.

Everything which happens until conclusion of the final fight against Gary really happened. Then, after falling from an urealistic height (and through glass), Jimmy walks unharmed (while Gary is lying unconscious on the floor), is forgiven by Crabblesnitch while Gary is expelled (Crabblesnitch is, somehow, able to hear Gary's confession from his office despite the scene happening out of the building, during a storm). He also obtains the firing of Mr. Burton and the return of Zoe in the school, without any proof than he was telling the truth. Then, Jimmy leaves Crabblesnitch's office and is congratulated by a crowd of fellow Bullworth students, including Derby Hrrington (very uncharacteristic) and Zoe (who now wears a school uniform, despite having reintegrated in the school less than a minute ago). The logical explaination is obvious: Jimmy's fall from the scaffold inflicted him a mortal wound, the rest of the cutscene is a hallucination created from his agony, showing him the perfect ending he would liked to see to this adventure.

** Recently, WordOfGod says that is not the case.

[[WMG: The next "Bully" game will be on PS4.]]
The Playstation 4 has been officially been confirmed to be in the works and is guaranteed to be released in the near future. Rockstar will release the new bully game on the ps4 to get even more people to buy it. Rockstar had a chance to release it on the ps3/X-box 360 but didn't because they want gamers to spend a whole bunch of money on the playstation-4. One more thing to back this up, the first and original Bully correct? was made exclusively for the PS2, then in 2008 a remaster of it come's out for what? X-box 360 and Nintendo Wii no scholarship edition for ps2, ps3 or even ps1, meaning that everyone who was acquanted with and loved the original Bully will have to buy a whole other console just to play the remake and not even the sequel. So it's safe to conclude that Rockstar's playing the money game as well.

[[WMG: Bully Sequel will be released on the last days or months or years of the Seventh Generation of Video Games on Xbox 360 and PS3:]]
Since the first Bully was released on PS2 after the release of Xbox 360 and the impending release of Nintendo Wii and PS3 on the same year of its release, it's reasonable to assume that Rockstar will do the same with the sequel.

Although the big two of the Eight Generation consoles, the PS4 and XboxOne have already arrived, assuming that the Seventh Generation, the Xbox 360 and PS3 to be exact, still have a lot of fire to keep them going before inevitable dying out, Bully 2 (Or whatever it's going to be called), will be on Xbox 360 and PS3, not PS4 and XboxOne.

* And Rockstar will take advantage of the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox One}} and the UsefulNotes/{{PS4}} consoles power to make it double the map size, student size, etc. This would prevent it from being on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} and UsefulNotes/{{PS3}} along with the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}} unless they somehow got a brand new dev team to make it.

Everything which happens until conclusion of the final fight against Gary really happened. Then, after falling from an urealistic height (and through glass), Jimmy walks unharmed (while Gary is lying unconscious on the floor), is forgiven by Crabblesnitch while Gary is expelled. He also obtains the firing of Mr. Burton and the return of Zoe in the school, without any proof than he was telling the truth. Then, Jimmy leaves Crabblesnitch's office and is congratulated by a crowd of fellow Bullworth students, including Derby Hrrington (very uncharacteristic) and Zoe (who now wears a school uniform, despite having reintegrated in the school less than a minute ago). The logical explaination is obvious: Jimmy's fall from the scaffold inflicted him a mortal wound, the rest of the cutscene is a hallucination created from his agony, showing him the perfect ending he would liked to see to this adventure.

[[WMG: Bully 2 will be about a new protagonist or Jimmy's kid.]]

[[WMG: Alternately, Bully is the world after the fall of the KidsNextDoor.]]

* And Rockstar will take advantage of the {{Xbox One}} and the {{PS4}} consoles power to make it double the map size, student size, etc. This would prevent it from being on {{Xbox 360}} and {{PS3}} along with the {{Wii}} unless they somehow got a brand new dev team to make it.

** Then, someone will be trying to spread a rumor that states [[DracoInLeatherPants Gary was the good guy in the first game]], [[RonTheDeathEater and Jimmy and Petey were the real villains]] - [[TakeThatAudience only to get shot down by the person they're talking to]].

[[WMG: The sequel will have radio sations]]