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More specifically, Red Vs Blue takes place in an [[Main/AlternateHistory Alternate History]] where North and South Carolina were united as one state after the American Civil War, and Puerto Rico/D.C./insert another U.S. territory here became another state, making there [[InSpiteOfANail still be 50 American states]]. This would help justify why Carolina was able to get her codename despite there being ''two'' Carolinas in our world. All of the other differences between Red Vs Blue and Halo are [[ForWantOfANail because of those two big changes in history]].
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More specifically, Red Vs Blue takes place in an [[Main/AlternateHistory Alternate History]] where North and South Carolina were united as one state after the American Civil War, and Puerto Rico/D.C./insert another U.S. territory here became another state, making there [[InSpiteOfANail still be 50 American states]]. This would help justify why Carolina was able to get her codename despite there being ''two'' Carolinas in our world. All of the other differences between Red Vs Blue and Halo are [[ForWantOfANail because of those two big changes in history]].
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[[WMG:Not only did seasons 15-Zero still happen, there will be a joke about it.]]
Epsilon was running countless simulations to prepare his friends for "something," and he's not just talking about the Charon soldiers breaking into the room, but rather the future threat posed by the mysterious figure he conversed with in the Trailer, which is why these simulations lasted long past the immediate threat, even if some of them seemed unlikely to happen, or were just thrown in there for "fun." The joke will be that someone, whether it's the Reds and Blues, the mysterious figure, or even Church himself who somehow comes back again, will get access to the simulations, and then comment on how surprising it is that the most unlikely scenario somehow came to pass.
[[WMG:The mysterious figure from the trailer is Sigma, or Epsilon's memory of him to be more exact, and it's his return that Church is trying to get his friends ready for.]]
The mysterious figure has chosen a new avatar in the form of the Halo Infinite version of the Meta's armor, as well as his colors; white with a brown trim. What's more, when he says his last line, we see his reflection in Epsilon's avatar burst into flame, Sigma's trademark look. Add in his previous lines, which allude to the Director's goals, the Alpha, and Metastability, and it seems more and more obvious that the Sigma memory fragment will be the main villain.
When Epsilon fragmented at the end of Season 13, he said he would leave behind fragments of himself to run the Meta's suit. When Tucker tells Dylan and Jax what happened onboard the Staff of Charon, he mentions that, at the end of it, the fragments disapeared, with the implicaiton being that they died. Except what if they didn't? They simply left via the ability to jump from system to system. The mysterious figure has since been at large, either with the other fragments or alone, enacting his final plans.
Epsilon was running countless simulations to prepare his friends for "something," and he's not just talking about the Charon soldiers breaking into the room, but rather the future threat posed by the mysterious figure he conversed with in the Trailer, which is why these simulations lasted long past the immediate threat, even if some of them seemed unlikely to happen, or were just thrown in there for "fun." The joke will be that someone, whether it's the Reds and Blues, the mysterious figure, or even Church himself who somehow comes back again, will get access to the simulations, and then comment on how surprising it is that the most unlikely scenario somehow came to pass.
[[WMG:The mysterious figure from the trailer is Sigma, or Epsilon's memory of him to be more exact, and it's his return that Church is trying to get his friends ready for.]]
The mysterious figure has chosen a new avatar in the form of the Halo Infinite version of the Meta's armor, as well as his colors; white with a brown trim. What's more, when he says his last line, we see his reflection in Epsilon's avatar burst into flame, Sigma's trademark look. Add in his previous lines, which allude to the Director's goals, the Alpha, and Metastability, and it seems more and more obvious that the Sigma memory fragment will be the main villain.
When Epsilon fragmented at the end of Season 13, he said he would leave behind fragments of himself to run the Meta's suit. When Tucker tells Dylan and Jax what happened onboard the Staff of Charon, he mentions that, at the end of it, the fragments disapeared, with the implicaiton being that they died. Except what if they didn't? They simply left via the ability to jump from system to system. The mysterious figure has since been at large, either with the other fragments or alone, enacting his final plans.
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*** [[NotSoFast But wait.]] That was the Chairman, not the Director.
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*** [[NotSoFast But wait.]] wait. That was the Chairman, not the Director.
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[[WMG:The Master Chief will appear in the final season.]]
It would be the perfect way to tie ''Red vs. Blue'' together with the main ''Halo'' series, and it's possible given the good relationship between Rooster Teeth and 343 Industries.
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[[WMG: Certain elements of the intervening seasons still happened.]]
With the trailer turning seasons 14 - 18 into one of Epsilon's simulations, there's the risk of undoing changes that the fans might like, such Carolina's backstory with Temple, Sister's character growth, and Locus and Felix's time as bounty hunters. It'll be revealed that Epsilon based these on recorded data, meaning they still happened, they just didn't escalate the way they did in the simulation. Cyrus is alive and well, Temple and the other Sim Troopers were simply recalled after Season 10, and Sister did mature into a responsible woman.
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[[WMG:Epsilon will succeed where the Director failed and bring back Alison/Tex to power the Meta Suit.]]
Multiple hints in the trailer but the key ones:
* The reason the video of Alison keeps playing is Epsilon knows that she is the only one powerful enough to win.
* The lost memory at the edge of Epsilon's mind is the Tex he 'forgot' in the memory unit. And 'memory is the key'
* This Alison won't be perfect, but will be 'good enough.'
* And finally, he just needs to have faith. Ain't that a bitch. And who is the biggest, baddest bitch in Blood Gulch?
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[[WMG:Epsilon will succeed where the Director failed and bring back Alison/Tex to power the Meta Suit.]]
Multiple hints in the trailer but the key ones:
* The reason the video of Alison keeps playing is Epsilon knows that she is the only one powerful enough to win.
* The lost memory at the edge of Epsilon's mind is the Tex he 'forgot' in the memory unit. And 'memory is the key'
* This Alison won't be perfect, but will be 'good enough.'
* And finally, he just needs to have faith. Ain't that a bitch. And who is the biggest, baddest bitch in Blood Gulch?
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This is the Wild Mass Guessing page for ''Machinima/RedVsBlue''.
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This is the Wild Mass Guessing page for ''Machinima/RedVsBlue''.''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue''.
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A theory that, I admit, ripped off after seeing a livejournal roleplaying account of an AU that put Noble Six as the original Allison Texas. And yet, that made a lot of sense, and despite the fact Rooster Teeth decided to remove their original marketing image of ''Revelation'' (A decision I could not disagree any more with -- I always loved the tragic feeling of unavoidable defeat of that poster), it makes for fun fanon to merge both Machinima/RedVsBlue and Halo with the bloodiest battle humanity waged in the history of their war against the Covenant.
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A theory that, I admit, ripped off after seeing a livejournal roleplaying account of an AU that put Noble Six as the original Allison Texas. And yet, that made a lot of sense, and despite the fact Rooster Teeth decided to remove their original marketing image of ''Revelation'' (A decision I could not disagree any more with -- I always loved the tragic feeling of unavoidable defeat of that poster), it makes for fun fanon to merge both Machinima/RedVsBlue WebAnimation/RedVsBlue and Halo with the bloodiest battle humanity waged in the history of their war against the Covenant.
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** To square that circle: The original Church [=AI=] (whatever it was originally supposed to be named) was never active and sane; as soon as they fired it up it went nuts and split into two separate [=AI=] fragments, arbitrarily dubbed the alpha and beta fragments. As it turns out, the beta fragment was full of his feelings of loss, failure, and general inadequacy tied to his lover and her death in combat, while the alpha fragment was basically [[{{Film/Twins}} Danny Devito.]]
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** To square that circle: The original Church [=AI=] (whatever it was originally supposed to be named) was never active and sane; as soon as they fired it up it went nuts and split into two separate [=AI=] fragments, arbitrarily dubbed the alpha and beta fragments. As it turns out, the beta fragment was full of his feelings of loss, failure, and general inadequacy tied to his lover and her death in combat, while the alpha fragment was basically [[{{Film/Twins}} [[Twins1988 Danny Devito.]]
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* ALso worth noting is that Rat's Nest, another Freelancer Outpost, didn't get a letter, it was only called Outpost 28, indicating that it was not a testing site for an A.I.
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* ALso Also worth noting is that Rat's Nest, another Freelancer Outpost, didn't get a letter, it was only called Outpost 28, indicating that it was not a testing site for an A.I.
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[[WMG: Gamma's made up “Great Destroyer” prophecy was based loosely on Black Lotus.]]
The armor is a "great weapon" that can bring untold destruction, and is guarded by a "keeper". Gamma was housed in the same building where Tucker found his sword, which might have something to do with why Zero needed Tucker's key specifically.
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* Jossed. The PSA "Visit the Doctor", while dubious in canonicity since Kai apparently pisses acid and can give a computer syphilis while Grif is apparently only being kept alive by his armor, was released after Season 17, and had both Simmons declare he's a cyborg and Grif declare he has Simmons' organs, leading the desk lady to question if that was true and Grif to [[BreakingTheFourthWall confirm it's canon]].
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* {{Jossed}}, he does not appear in Season 15, whereas Locus is on a redemption quest on his own, even swearing off killing and trying to help refugees before going after [[spoiler:the Blues & Reds for taking the generator and inadvertantly killing said refugees, culminating in him finding Lopez's head and]] meeting up with Grif.
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** {{Jossed}}. Locus plays no role in the season.
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* {{Jossed}}. "Viper" refers to the group as a whole, and consists solely of Zero, Phase, and Diesel. Zero is the one calling the shots, and while it's never explained what Diesel's deal was, [[spoiler:Zero is the ''former'' Agent One meant to aid in the Great War, before nearly being terminated after the war ended and his organization feared his power. Phase meanwhile is part of West's daughter Danielle, and a LiteralSplitPersonality alongside East, Danielle originally being saved from Starlight Labs by Zero after she was experimented on.]] The group has no connections to Charon whatever, and the people wearing Locus armor in the trailer don't even appear, said trailer being a MissingTrailerScene.
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* [[spoiler:Confirmed. East is a hardlight copy of Phase send in to infiltrate Shatter Squad as a mole.]]
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[[WMG: Phase is the real daughter of West and East is some sort of clone.]]
She has very obvious beef with West and seems to have undergone a more refined version of the experiments East went through. The season also goes out of its way to contrast Phase and East, making it seem probable they're related somehow.
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** Because it would kind of take away the epicness of the end of Revelation. Church revealing he may enjoy being stuck with the Blood Gulch crew forever won't mean as much if he actually gets out in a few days. And his sort of HeroicSacrifice in trapping himself in order to find Tex would be invalidated by what, from his perspective, be a DuesExMachina. They should definitely get out of their eventually, and somehow have everybody wind up back at Blood Gulch (including FILIS/Sheila, Donut and Lopez. But not yet. We need to savour the Reconstruction Trilogy. We need to feel it's [[DarkerAndEdgier darkness]] fading away before slowly returning to Red Vs Blue Classic. At least half a season before both teams get depressed about how much they miss Church and Tex, and a few episodes after that before any hint that they're coming back comes up. Creator/RoosterTeeth know what they're doing, and I suspect they know how they're going to do all this.
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** Because it would kind of take away the epicness of the end of Revelation. Church revealing he may enjoy being stuck with the Blood Gulch crew forever won't mean as much if he actually gets out in a few days. And his sort of HeroicSacrifice in trapping himself in order to find Tex would be invalidated by what, from his perspective, be a DuesExMachina.DeusExMachina. They should definitely get out of their eventually, and somehow have everybody wind up back at Blood Gulch (including FILIS/Sheila, Donut and Lopez. But not yet. We need to savour the Reconstruction Trilogy. We need to feel it's [[DarkerAndEdgier darkness]] fading away before slowly returning to Red Vs Blue Classic. At least half a season before both teams get depressed about how much they miss Church and Tex, and a few episodes after that before any hint that they're coming back comes up. Creator/RoosterTeeth know what they're doing, and I suspect they know how they're going to do all this.
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[[WMG:Season 18 will focus on the currently unknown message that Locus sent to Grif and/or the "truths" that Lopez learned after being transported to the beginning of time.]]
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[[WMG:Season 18 will focus on the currently unknown message that Locus sent to Grif and/or the "truths" that Lopez learned after being transported to the beginning of time.]]
* Because it would be f*cking frustrating if those two plot lines were left up in the air.
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[[WMG:Season 18 will focus on the currently unknown message that Locus sent to Grif and/or the "truths" that Lopez learned after being transported to the beginning of time.]]
* Because it would be f*cking frustrating if those two plot lines were left up in the air.
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