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*** If Stranger is a female, it makes the capture scene a LOT darker... (Get those pants off!)

[[spoiler: Sekto getting away at the end turn the {{bittersweet ending}} into a {{downer ending}}]], but this was intentional: he and Stranger would've appeared in an Odyssey or Exodus game as part of a side-quest, providing support for you and asking for your help to defeat Sekto once and for all, allowing the player to use him temporarily. By helping him, Stranger would've shown up later in a {{Big Damn Heroes}} scene to aid the main squad.

** And if they make an UpdatedRerelease for the HD remake of ''Munch's Oddysee,'' it would be called ''[[SelfDeprecation More Moolah for the Developers]].'' The remake would include the content that was cut from the beta trailer.

[[WMG: A game after Oddworld:Soulstorm will either be a reimagining of Munch's Oddysee or will simply include elements from that part of the intended Quintology.]]

Molluck will still be wanting revenge on Abe and puts a Bounty on The Mudokon's head, with the price of 20,000 moolah which is the price a certain Bounty Hunter needs for his surgery.

Much of the history of how the Mudokons became enslaved was left ambiguous throughout the series, the closest explation we got was that the Mudokons started to work for the Glukkons until they were enslaved. However, with the implications of Abe's shock of learning some truth and The Keeper's pleas for Abe's forgiveness in Soulstorm. It seems like the ancient Mudokons were the ones who betrayed their own people and sold them to the Industrial races as cheap labour; possibly hinting at a more darker alliance that the Mudokons had with their Glukkon neighbors.

In short he saw his peoples whole history including the abuses they heaped on others after the Mudokon moon showed up. He saw when they were the dominant players and just as bad as the Glukkons to everyone around them, just with spiritualism and mind control rather then industry and processed meats.

Much of the history of how the Mudokons became enslaved was left ambiguous throughout the series, the closest explation we got was that the Mudokons started to work for the Glukkons until they were enslaved. However, with the implications of Abe's shock of learning some truth and The Keeper's pleas for Abe's forgiveness in Soulstorm. It seems like the ancient Mudokons were the ones who betrayed their own people and sold them to the Industrial races as cheap labour; possibly hinting at a more darker alliance that the Mudokons had with their Glukkon neighbors.

Much of the history of how the Mudokons became enslaved was left ambiguous throughout the series, the closest explation we got was that the Mudokons started to work for the Glukkons until they were enslaved. However, with the implications of Abe's shock of learning some truth and The Keeper's please for Abe's forgiveness in Soulstorm. It seems like the ancient Mudokons were the ones who betrayed their own people and sold them to the Industrial races as cheap labour; possibly hinting at a more darker alliance that the Mudokons had with their Glukkon neighbors.

Much of the history of how the Mudokons became enslaved was left ambiguous throughout the series, the closest explation we got was that the Mudokons started to work for the Glukkons until they were enslaved. However, with the implications of Abe's shock and The Keeper's consultation of him during his grief in Soulstorm. It seems like the ancient Mudokons were the ones who betrayed their own people and sold them to the Industrial races as cheap labour; possibly hinting at a more darker alliance that the Mudokons had with their Glukkon neighbors.

Molluck will still be wanting revenge on Abe and puts a Bounty on The Mudokon's head, with the price of 20,000 moolah which is the price a certain Bounty Hunter needs for his surgery.

As it stands, the plot point of Abe reuniting with his mother was a planned story element as far back as Munch but they never had a chance to include it. It could also give a chance to give Munch another chance to shine for the series.

If you pay attention, Fangus's attire design is rather similar to the Stranger's. After all, somebody had to have taught the Stranger how to fight.

** In the scenes with his hat off, I don't see any stubs. Has there been any canon explanation that he filed his horns off?

Confirmed: There is a remake of Abe's Exoddus, but it is called ''Oddworld: Soulstorm''.

** And if they make an UpdatedRerelease for the HD remake of ''Munch's Oddysee,'' it would be called ''[[SelfDeprecation More Moolah for the Developers]].'' The remake would include the content that was cut from the beta trailer.

[[WMG: Mudokens are ancestors of [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Kroot]].]]

** And if they make an HD remake for ''Munch's Oddysee,'' it would be called ''[[SelfDeprecation More Moolah for the Developers]].'' An MO remake would include the content that was cut from the beta trailer.

And in the same naming theme of Abe's Oddysee: New N' Tasty, it will be called Abe's Exoddus: Twice The Flavor

[[spoiler: Sekto getting away at the end turn the {{bittersweet ending}} into a {{downer ending}}]], but this was intentional: he and Stranger would've appeared in an Odyssey or Exodus game as part of a side-quest, providing support for you and asking for your help to defeat Sekto once and for all, allowing the player to use him temporarily. By helping him, Stranger would've shown up later in a {{Big Damn Heroes}} scene to aid the main squad.

I was always under the impression that Stranger was a runt. If you look at the Steef heads mounted in Sekto's office, there are two sets of horns: a small set on the forehead and the larger ones further back on the head. Stranger not only has no horns, he doesn't even have stubs where the horns would be. The Grubs comment on how he looks quite scrawny for a Steef. A race that revered Steefs as their guardians would probably be able to recognize a female Steef, so that WMG seems unlikely. It’s hard to tell, but Stranger appears to be fully grown (and if he expected to grow more, he probably would have waited to get that surgery until after his legs were completely developed), and compared to the other Steefs we do see, he’s quite small.

* I believe it's established that he had them cut off surgically so no one would realize he's a steef.

[[WMG: Mudokens are ancestors of [[{{Warhammer 40000}} Kroot]].]]

Not only do we never see the signature horns that a Steef is supposed to have on Stranger, we never see the slightest traces of horns. The other races seen in Stranger's Wrath aren't very sexually dimorphic... Stranger might just be a she.

** According to WordOfGod, yes. A bit vague in-game, but there are things here and there that point at it, such as the bird portals and feather-like hair of Mudoken Natives in Munch's Oddysee.

* Mudokons are descended from birds?

Both races are descended from birds, share similar nature-based themes, have low health, low tech, and have similar hair-feathers.

Thier overall nature motif and low levels of industry, combined with being descendants of birds points to this.

Thier overall nature motif, combined with being descendants of birds points to this.

* All we know is that "Squeek has some connection with symbiosis and to be low in the food chain". It's obvious to assume he's a small symbiont organism that latches itself to other bigger creatures(akin to Abe's spiritual possession and Munch's electronic radar control), but... maybe not. Maybe he's a big herbivore, which would make him the lowest possible in the food chain. Possibly, Squeek's symbionts grant him different abilities, and he's the key to save multiple species of smaller and weaker species that cannot survive alone.