History WMG / CaveStory

WordOfGod states that Balrog is soap. Jenka owns numerous dogs. Dogs, as most dog owners can attest, need baths. What do you need for a bath? Soap. Jenka probably created Balrog out of soap as an outlet for her daughter Misery's cruelty-a giant, sentient stress ball, if you will. When that failed to stop Misery from forcing Ballos to create the Demon Crown, Jenka just gave up on her.

** Or, Mr. Little is a few inches tall and Curly Brace is a golden-haired, ridiculously human, killer robot armed with a gun that shoots lightning. It's entirely possible that he would mistake her for some kind of goddess.

* Well, it's possible that Curly is a prototype(as in not all the kinks worked out) and Quote is a production model. This also explains how she got to Sacred Grounds;maybe whatever superpower was running the RidiculouslyHumanRobots program was experimenting with VillanTeleportation. Since they were working on ''Villan'' Teleportation, the device ends up taking a massive toll on whoever uses it;hence why Curly is so beat up when you find her.

* Said statue also resembles Misery (albeit with wings), and appears to be holding a staff, like Misery and Jenka.

The involvement of a goddess of divine retribution also fits thematically--those who abused Ballos' power all came to bad ends. "Well, you reap what you sow."

''Think'' about it. He's the only non-Frenzied Mimiga that has glowing Red eyes (Orange, actually, hence ''partially'' changed), he has a very nasty expression on his face at all times (more like a rabbid dog than a rabbit), at times he is very irrational/over-emotional, making rash decisions out of anger (locking up Sue, threatening Toroko). It's almost as if he's got some kind of roid-rage that he's trying to keep under wraps. Red Flowers have been shown to exist in his village, stored at Arthur's house. Isn't it possible, perhaps even likely, that King is afflicted, but supressing it somehow? Perhaps that's what his Blade did while he was alive? Kept the affects of the Red Flowers at bay? Perhaps that's why it contained his ghost when he gave it to Quote? Because the Blade had properties that were keeping his spirit intact or something along those lines?

My reasoning behind this is that the guy who made the game specifically made many details of the game vague, so that the player can fill them in for themselves. The entire POINT of WMG is to fill in the vague details of a story or work. Put two and two together and you have a quite obvious truth. The only ones that are NOT true are the WMG's that contradict each other, in which case the more credible one wins out.

Quote is a robot, and as such probably doesn't get much from an arbritrary human Health pack. Either the Health packs are batteries scattered during the robot war or else a form of "Upgrade" of some sort placed for the same reason. This could explain in a logical way why the hard mode Quote with human skin and hair [[OneHitpointWonder doesn't get to use them.]] Hard to pick up much benefit from a battery as a human, isn't it?

[[WMG: The Doctor is a Time Lord.]]
First off, he obviously knew there would be the Demon Crown up there, even though no one had been up there in living memory. So he either used time travel to find out about it or simply has been alive since its previous incarnation. Secondly, there's Black Space, which doesn't really look like the rest of the island. This Troper believes that that part is not on the island at all, but in an extradimensional space. Third is the Doctor's regenerations (2 so far), with the first being Muscle Doctor and the second being the red mist that possesses the Core.
* Why not go one step forward? An infinite number of random personality changes at the hands of a regenerator will eventually make anybody evil by pure statistical probability... (Yes I know he does have a name hidden on a statue in the hell level.)
* And then there's the secret boss in Pixel's later shooting game, Guxt. While it's not said to be him, it does look very similar, the theme is a remix of "Zombie", and instead of the normal eyes the rest of enemies have, they look like the one in the crown. The attacks also are solid red like the ones of the doctor, contrasting with the monochromatic blue.

''Think'' about it. He's the only non-Frenzied Mimiga that has Red eyes (actually, they're Orange, but that just lends further credence to him being partially changed), he has a very nasty expression on his face at all times (more like a rabbid dog than a rabbit), at times he is very irrational/over-emotional, making rash decisions out of anger (locking up Sue, threatening Toroko). It's almost as if he's got some kind of roid-rage that he's trying to keep under wraps. Red Flowers have been shown to exist in his village, stored at Arthur's house. Isn't it possible, perhaps even likely, that King is afflicted, but supressing it somehow? Perhaps that's what his Blade did while he was alive? Kept the affects of the Red Flowers at bay? Perhaps that's why it contained his ghost when he gave it to Quote? Because the Blade had properties that were keeping his spirit intact or something along those lines?

* One must really wonder whether it’s a reference to ''{{Misery}}'' in some way....

Quote is a robot, and as such probably doesn't get much from an arbritrary human Health pack. Either the Health packs are batteries scattered during the robot war or else a form of "Upgrade" of some sort placed for the same reason. This could explain in a logical way why the hard mode Quote with human skin and hair [[OneHitpointWonder doesn't get to use them.]] Hard to pick up much benefit from a battery as a human, isn't it?