History WMG / PuyoPuyo

Though Sega tries, they don't seem to have enough genius to continue the storyline. My guesses are that they might make a more RPG-styled game(which would work better [[SonicTheHedgehog than before]]), or maybe experiment with the story.

[[WMG:Strange Klug's NotSoHarmlessVillain.]]
The demon might not be revealing everything. He's gotta be over a thousand years old, and I believe the Ruin stage where he appears in has something to do with it. However, in Fever 2, he was trying to [[UnfortunateImplications reanimate/remake his body again]]. It could be that Ayashii was a demon from long ago, split into two and sealed away because he tried, and nearly scuceeded in?, destorying the world. He's much more serious than Ekoro, but we don't know what would've happened if he got his body back.

[[WMG:Oshare's death was a suicide.]]
He mentions in Fever 2 that the "Memory of Chu" item was a gift from his now-missing boyfriend, but once he disappeared Oshare threw the item into the sea because having a reminder of his loss around was too painful. Perhaps his grief eventually got the better of him, not helped that he doesn't always seem entirely mentally well.

Think about it for a second. Fever is set in a world mostly separate from the one Arle and Satan are from, and yet, there's a version of Puyo Hell here. So it has to have its own ruler, right? It wouldn't make sense for Satan to rule that one as well. So, who would that ruler be? Well, who better than the horned inhabitant with the same hair color as Satan who's taken interest in the Dark Prince on more than a few occasions?

Part of the backlash against ''Puyo Champions'' is the lack of ''Tetris'' elements, and I can kinda understand it on the basis of "The ''Tetra'' squad won't be in it." And since Sega is one of the oldest and most reputable developers of ''Tetris'' games (having wrote the book on arcade ''Tetris''), they can probably do something to make it stand out from ''Tetris 99'' and ''Puyo Tetris''.

Part of the backlash against ''Puyo Champions'' is the lack of ''Tetris'' elements, and I can kinda understand it on the grounds of "The ''Tetra'' squad won't be in it." And since Sega is one of the oldest and most reputable developers of ''Tetris'' games (having wrote the book on arcade ''Tetris''), they can probably do something to make it stand out from ''Tetris 99'' and ''Puyo Tetris''.

Part of the backlash against ''Puyo Champions'' is the lack of ''Tetris'' elements, and I can kinda understand it on the grounds of "The ''Tetra'' squad won't be in it." And since Sega is one of the oldest and most reputable developers of ''Tetris'' games, they can probably do something to make it stand out from ''Tetris 99'' and ''Puyo Tetris''.

Part of the backlash against ''Puyo Champions'' is the lack of ''Tetris'' elements, and I can kinda understand it on the grounds of "The ''Tetra'' squad won't be in it."

This one is less a WMG and more a basic fact. They've already done it with {{VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog}}, {{VideoGame/SakuraWars}}, and Hatsune Miku. I suspect they'll likely also do it with the likes of {{VideoGame/SkiesOfArcadia}}, {{VideoGame/GoldenAxe}}, {{VideoGame/SambaDeAmigo}}, and {{VideoGame/MonkeyBall}}.

He mentions in Fever 2 that the "Memory of Chu" item was a gift from his now-missing boyfriend, but once he disappeared Oshare threw the item into the sea because having a reminder of his loss aiound was too painful. Perhaps his grief eventually got the better of him, not helped that he doesn't always seem entirely mentally well.

** Sad to say this, but it's likely {{Jossed}}.

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He mentions in Fever 2 that the "Memory of Chu" item was a gift from his now-missing boyfriend, but once he disappeared Oshare threw the item into the sea because having a reminder of his loss around was too painful. Perhaps his grief eventually got the better of him, not helped that he doesn't always seem entirely mentally well.

[[WMG:Strange Klug's NotSoHarmless.]]

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They're timeshifted versions of the same world. Arle and co aren't traveling between dimensions, they're traveling through time. And they don't realize it because there's just enough separation that there are no obvious connections left aside from Puyo.