- Her powers will completely change from Luck to Time that makes sense. Moreover, English is male.
- Jossed, she's dead.
Above it is mentioned that Vriska cannot be Lord English because Lord English is in fact male. Am I correct in assuming Hussie has only ever written "The demon is already here"? It was the fans who shortened it to "He is already here". The demon may in fact be female.
- Doc referred to him with male pronouns, as did Slick and co.
- Technically Jossed, but Jade might be a candidate host now.
- Extrememly unlikely at this point. She doesn't even know he exists.
- Jossed; at the very least she does not do so consciously.
- Gamzee Makara may never have existed, or he may have been killed and replaced by Lord English. Either those or he's being possessed.
- It was a joke. Besides, he also has no time traveling powers.
- Jossed, he's taken down by Karkat easily.
- And then uses Doc Scratch as a host.
- It was a joke. Besides, he also has no time traveling powers.
- Semi-confirmed. The First Guardian code is part of what allows English to manifest; however, the rest of the particulars are incorrect.
- Plausible; but you have to remember LE is a) the Big Bad (probably) and b) way beyond a single session. SBAHJ is too comedic for genuine villainry.
- That passage is Andrew Hussie speaking. I mean, it DOES explicitly say that it was "the authors HOT SELF INSERT....." here.
- Too short
- Still possible, monsterfier and the one that makes things smaller. Unlikely.
- Jossed.
- He has also shown remarkable combat prowess, and seems to have an agenda of his own.
- If this is to believed, because he wields a cuestick, then that would mean he's the one knocking people around, he's the pool shark in control of it all. Using Doc Scratch(The Cueball) he's bouncing people, timelines, etc, off of each other to reach his goal.
- Stitch doesn't recognize him as English, and Stitch has seen English. That's the only flaw I can find, aside from his height
- Jossed.
- Morton's dead.
- Indeed unlikely; Andrew hasn't introduced any random new characters in quite some time and LE is probably someone already in the cast.
- Jossed.
- Actually, semi-confirmed! Openbound confirms that Caliborn is LE and his class is Lord of Time. The only thing that remains to be seen is whether or not his session was a failure.
- The "failure" part ends up getting inverted: he actually won an Unwinnable session.
And, as this theory needs a bit of stupid to really be considered, a rare edition of Hunk Rump will be discovered to contain Penthouse-like letters working as an instruction manual/cheat sheet to ScRUMP, the new version of the session created by when the Kids and Trolls scratch occur, revealing Gamzee's cult to be behind Bard Quest's Dragon and behind the imprisonment of the the four Jail Broken prisoners, using Prince Persia Sword Time Shit to have them relive their nightmares until the Pony of Doom meets the Donkey of Despair and the cult feels rewarded by their efforts. Before anything like this happens, though, Lord English must descend, in the Kids-Trolls combined session, as this session is different from everything else due to the What Pumpkins of all Pumpkins, the Pimp-Coat-Kin, empowered by Nic Cage of all things, required for Gamzee's cult to attain their goals.
- The Squiddles flash is non canon, those girls were in jokes for the animators. This is pretty noticeable by the pretty blatant sexual content for instance, which is canon is not present in the show.
- Probably not. No character from PS have explicitly appeared and the Homestuck MC are very different from the PS MC.
- Jossed.
- Based on the fact that she appears in the site banners after Doc Scratch's house is lit on fire and Slick dies(?).
- Nah, Snowman already exists in the universe. English can't enter until Doc dies.
- But HE IS ALREADY HERE.
- Snowman is the BQ from the troll session so she can't be LE because she entered the trollverse with no special conditions. Moreover; Female and too short.
- Nah, Snowman already exists in the universe. English can't enter until Doc dies.
- Jossed.
- Nic Cage is the only person awesome enough to be Lord English, after all, he is a vampire. And he is already here.
- Dead on Earth.
- Jossed.
- Dead on Alternia long before beginning of Hivebent.
- Jossed.
- Probably not! Remember, English is part of Sburb proper and is greater than any single session. Moreover J will likely not make any appearances until the epilogue at this rate.
- Speculation within speculation Jossed; Jake has already appeared in Act 6. Further, where is it said that Lord English is a part of SBURB itself?
- Jossed
Why? Lord English is described as an indestructible demon that will utterly destroy everything upon his arrival. Bec Noir comes VERY close to that description, and has resigned himself to destroying everything that exists.
- He's way too short and there is no conceivable way Snowman would ever work for a Jack Noir. The parallels between Noir and English are deliberately there in order to have mislead people into thinking English was the villain of the Troll's story.
- Made more unlikely, as Doc Scratch discussed why Lord English would be an acceptable alternative to Bec Noir. It's not impossible, but even literally omniscient beings would have to be unaware of it.
- Jossed.
- Jossed.
- Lord English has been confirmed to have cue-ball eyes, as in when he's tormenting Aradia's ancestor. The connection between him and Falkor can be found on this page. Also, Falkor has been connected to AH, thus explaining how Andrew got the Cairo Overcoat. And, to top it all off, he's ALREADY HERE.
- A panel mentions AH having to 'drag Falkor out behind the shed and put him down'. So either Jossed, or that's how the game ends.
- Jossed.
Think about it: No matter where the main characters go, no matter what they do, the Reader is still watching them. He is already there, waiting for them to make their next move, anticipating how it will all go down. There was even a time when he (or us, depending on your perception of things) could decide how their universe worked, i.e. submitting commands for them to follow. And since a meta guy like hussie can break through walls easily, whose to say the reader doesn't have a wall they could break through on their own? It'd be a pretty surefire way to take a universe in Homestuck and salvage it for their own, because to him, this is all just a silly comic that he reads in his little land of Stumps and Dismay.
- Let's just say this is an MSPA Reader theory so no one has to move it around.
- Because in all of Andrew's work for the past few years, he has without fail introduced the villain in the guise of a protagonist before their motivations become revealed. Mobster Kingpin, Jack Noir, Doc Scratch, Betty Crocker, etc.
- ...That is not the definition of a protagonist.
- We didn't know Doc, Jack, or MK were villains until later in the story; ie the guise of a protagonist.
- And while it's been a long time since Hussie introduced a new character, considering how important he's been in the background of much of Act 5, in a very real sense, HE IS ALREADY HERE.
- Confirmed, sort of, though he actually seems to be an Evil Counterpart to Doc. Jossed in spirit though, as he's been retroactively hinted at since Cal's introduction, again in the guise of a protagonist.
- Jossed.
- Okay, then... He was Jake. Come on, one of the Alpha kids is named Jake English? And the Alpha kids are introduced right after we see Lord English enter the world in Intermission 2? If they're not one and the same, they're at least connected somehow, because that kind of thing being a coincidence is just too far-fetched to be anything but ridiculous and implausible.
- And when he puts on his computers, he looks very much like Lord English. There is a connection. There must be.
- Red Herring potentially. We've yet to know, but that's a separate WMG at any rate.
- Jossed. The only connection between Jake English and Lord English is that, due to time shenanigans, they are named after each other.
- Okay, then... He was Jake. Come on, one of the Alpha kids is named Jake English? And the Alpha kids are introduced right after we see Lord English enter the world in Intermission 2? If they're not one and the same, they're at least connected somehow, because that kind of thing being a coincidence is just too far-fetched to be anything but ridiculous and implausible.
- Jossed. We can see his face now.
- Jossed.
- Even more likely now, considering who sent Dave the Miracles video.
- Jossed. At this point it is very likely that Betty Crocker is Feferi's ancestor, who is nevertheless destined to become Lord English's servant.
- Karkat's responsibility for everything that happens may be just as much a result of the curse or Paradox Space.
- Jossed.
- Jossed
- Lord English is the cue stick by Word of God. Handmaid and Empress do not represent anything in the pool metaphors.
- Ultimate speculation Jossed, though he IS Doc Scratch.
- To those who get confused: Doc Scratch is Lord English, but most of the details here are Jossed.
- Though the parallel to a puppetmaster with Bro and Cal was intentional.
- Lord English is only a nickname.
- It's more likely that Jake is in the care of Doc Scratch or Lord English. Jade was in the care of Bec after her grandfather died when she was a baby; if it were to parallel the Beta session, then Jake would be in the care of the First Guardian following his grandmother's death, which could be Doc Scratch or Lord English. It would just as likely explain why Jake has all of the English-related gear. If Scratch raised him, then it is likely Jake only has the name as part of his preparation to serve English. And if English did instead, perhaps he only took the name English because he didn't know of any other to use by the time he got his placronym?
- At this point this is way too obvious to be anything other that a Red Herring.
- I think Andrew is just trolling us at this point.
- If anything, it's foreshadowing about Jade. Beta!Jade is currently a combination of Dream Self, God Tier, and First Guardian. And thanks to Intermission 2, we know that First Guardian = Lord English. Jake inherited the computers from his grandma, and English was almost definitely the last name she gave herself when she ran away from the batterwitch (which I think we can infer still happens).
- Uhm... no. Doc Scratch is the host for Lord English, not just any first guardian. (the Cueball is most likely required for a first guardian to become Lord English's host).
- Given what English looks like, Lil Cal seems to be a more likely prerequisite for hostdom than the Cueball.
- And remember, Doc Scratch was created using Lil Cal's ghost slime.
- Chicken, egg. Since Doc Scratch is Lord English's host, and we've never seen him without a host, it's impossible to tell which way that relationship goes. However, there is but one Lord English... though there's no indication that he doesn't have different manifestations in different universes, to correspond to differing cultural concepts of death.
- A 6 A 6 A 5 confirms that Lil Cal is the prerequisite.
- Uhm... no. Doc Scratch is the host for Lord English, not just any first guardian. (the Cueball is most likely required for a first guardian to become Lord English's host).
- Thanks to Caliborn's subtle prose, Jossed. Time stuff makes it so that they are named after each other (Caliborn stole Jake's name, and Jake is named after LE due to his grandmother calling herself English out of spite to the Condesce)
- White Text Guy
- I'm surprised that no one until now pointed out that this was confirmed! A looooooong time ago.
- Alternate Future Dream Johnnote
- Andrew's long magic dog.note
- Chaotic Good. Mostly because it'd be slightly ironic (LE = CG, hur hur hur!), no other good reason.
- The reader. Homestuck chain of command: You -> reader in Land of Stumps and Dismay -> Andrew Hussie -> Exile -> Server player -> Client player. Read this page, and decide where Lord English falls.
- Andrew Hussie. Him not being Lord English was just some kind of Red Herring or something. He will shapeshift to a form in which the coat will fit perfectly.
- The REAL John. I remember there being a WMG that states that there are two Johns and the one we know is not the real one. Lord English's power will be described as "John's power divided by zero". Alternatively, Lord English is some kinda past/future/badass/male Jade.
- Gamzee. Said to be the most important character? Check. Being the guy who dealt the most damage? Check. Epic rampage? Check. Cairo Overcoat? His ancestor is the enormous Grand Highblood, so when Gamzee grows up, he may be able to fit into it.
- The EXALTED RULER.
- Bec. Bec is a sentient being with god-like time/space based powers who probably can't be killed, and eats green glowing radioactive things for breakfast. That's all there really is to say on the matter.
- ...actually one of the good guys. note
- ...all the Felt. note
- ...not a good guy or a bad guy. He simply eats dead universes, not unlike how humans eat steak or chicken: it's just sustenance.
- Pickle Inspector. Because PI is tall and thin, and we don't know the scale for the Felt. And since PI used himself to make the universe, he is "already here" indeed.
- A Monster Clown Angel of Death Because a Joker is more powerful than an Ace, and the Alternian concept of angels is that they are just a form of demon that brings about the end.
- The Frog / Bilious Slick note
- John's Dad - and he's looking to retire note
- Jade's penpal. They're the only two known characters who haven't been fully revealed yet, we know that the friend somehow got his/her hands on the kids' most powerful weapons, and we know that both of them are associated with the color green. Sure, it might not be the same shade, but let's not nitpick.
- Rose. note
- fedorafreak. After being badass enough to survive for several hours on Skaia-smashed Earth, he is hit by Bec's huge fireball of destruction. However, he's so badass that instead of being incinerated, he absorbs the energy, connecting himself to the Green Sun and becoming extraordinarily powerful.
- On the Cairo Overcoat there is an 8-ball that is broken the same way as Daves record.
- That was a self referential thing by Andrew, probably not canon.
- The Felt have time based powers.
- Lord English can mess with space. So can anything created with Daves comics.
- English can't mess with space, he's an immortal demon of Time. Any of his other powers would be over Reality itself.
- Daves Felt Duds.
- All the above stuff is silly; but based on a dreamchatlog between Dave and Rose...possibly? By flying into the Green Sun, Dave may suicide to deliver the Tumor, becoming Lord English in the process, possibly through an irregular ascension to God Tiers. The Felt are based on whatever video game or show that created the poster on Dave's wall. Some possible support for this
- Rose mentions that one person's death is integral to the preservation of Reality itself, and it's seemingly connected to the mission to the Green Sun
- Dave's dream that he flew into the Sun to escape from his constant meaningless deaths
- Karkat mentions Dave is way better with time stuff than Aradia ever was.
- Aradia's ascension was in the embers of Bec Noir's green explosion. There could be a parallel in Dave's transformation into English in the Green Sun.
- The only known immortals are god tiered players; it's possible that by becoming English, Dave's just or heroic requirements for death would be impossible, as English would be above morality. That would explain that the only reason Slick could be able to kill him would be through glitches in reality
- Doc is already based on Cal and SBAHJ, it wouldn't be that hard to imagine English is doing everything as some sort of tier 14 ironic gesture.
- Dawn of Man from Mobius Trip and Hadron Kaleido is possibly about Dave becoming English, the last few lines are "It's been a long long time since the day I was born. It's been a long long time and yet no time at all (x2) If anyone's out there to see what I have done...can somebody tell me what I to become? Our tiny lives, they fly right by. Who were they, and next to them, who the hell am I?"
- Rose having been accosted by DD?, Dave's off to save her. He seems incredibly upset and insistent that he must be the one on the mission, and it takes alot for Rose to convince him to abandon it.
- Jossed by [S] Cascade
- All the above stuff is silly; but based on a dreamchatlog between Dave and Rose...possibly? By flying into the Green Sun, Dave may suicide to deliver the Tumor, becoming Lord English in the process, possibly through an irregular ascension to God Tiers. The Felt are based on whatever video game or show that created the poster on Dave's wall. Some possible support for this
- This puts John's phobia in a sinister new light.
- Remember how all the kids made specialized Gushers? Yeah that is in no way going to bite them in the ass.
- Then who is Skipper Plumbthroat?
- If LE is Betty Crocker then her final form will be a birthday cake the size of the universe and John will use the windy thing to blow out the candles and end his birthday.
- Possibly Jossed.
- Fully Jossed. Betty Crocker works for English.
- Gamebro... because that may be the only character that hasn't been considered yet.
- That statue that was made accidentally was actual size.
- Behind his shades are those pool balls eyes.
- He really is that shade of green that's not just some image editing
- As of "[s] Jade: Enter," theory
completely confirmedofficially inconclusive- As of later developments; probably not!
- As of "[s] Jade: Enter," theory
- Nope, sorry. That's Typhoeus, as he appears in the comic.
- Ah, so that isn't Lord English. Okay new theory (which is actually old and obvious): Typheus may be John's Denizen (as suggested by the MSPA wiki here)
- Yes that's confirmed now.
- Ah, so that isn't Lord English. Okay new theory (which is actually old and obvious): Typheus may be John's Denizen (as suggested by the MSPA wiki here)
- Probably partly Jossed; Aranea has been confirmed to be pre-Scratch Mindfang/Vriska.
- With all the Lord English related stuff Jake has in his room (not to mention his name), it's almost unthinkable that he's not directly connected to Lord English in some way (though Hussie has been known to troll). If the Kid!Guardians play SBURB, and Jake ends up in a similar situation as Jade, it's not unthinkable that he will also attain a Green-Sun Empowered God Tier. Given the proper prototypings and/or situations, a God Tier Jake may well end up with a villainous bent, thus creating "Lord" Jake English.
- Jossed. His name, and all the English-like stuff around, is simply his grandmother's way of needling the Condesce. Given the nature of time in Homestuck that's not in itself conclusive, but everything we know about Caliborn is.
- This is stupid, he feeds on universes.
- Uh no. The LE Scratch summoned immediately went back in time to become the LE who is already here.
- Hold it! This is partially confirmed in a few ways. One, when Lord English was introduced as Caliborn, he was actually two Cherubs sharing the same body. Also, look at what he (Caliborn) does to Jack Noir, who has a familiar gold tooth, one leg replaced with a gold peg leg, and Lord English's flashing pool ball eyes. It leads me to believe that since Caliborn himself caused this to happen, and is confirmed to become Lord English, that he can simply infuse himself into another being's soul through Cal, thus creating multiple Lord English beings!
- Maybe John's garage just was full of shit like a lot of peoples.
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- And the demon's server is seen floating among the Gods of the Outer Ring, though we don't know the ontological relation between the demon and the server. (It's quite like the server that holds Rose's walkthrough, for whatever that's worth.)
- Jossed. He's Alternia's first guardian.[WMG: The Cue Balls are Doc Scratch's... balls]]
- That is disgusting. Also Doc probably doesn't even have sexual organs.
- Yea, Doc Scratch outright states he has no means of biological reproduction. Jossed, thank God.
- Remains to be seen, probably meant Kanaya though.
here's hoping this doesn't get lost...
- Found it but unfortunately jossed.
- It's stated in-comic that all FGs are created using the same code. Rose and the trolls just wrote it using different letters.
- Tentatively Jossed. The God Cat doesn't have a cueball for a head and seems more like Bec in spirit than Scratch. GCat is a clever pun, though.
- Jossed: Doc Scratch is just one example of a First Guardian. Of course different First Guardians can fulfill the same role as him while looking completely different.
- Jossed. Doc Scratch is cloned from the code, a Magic Cue Ball, and Lil' Cal.
- Also Jossed.
- [Although the guess about Ophiuchus' blood was accurate, or at least close.]
He also happened to enter the game by himself, because I just happen to think that'd be intriguing. One might cite his apparant aloofness and talk of strategy as proof, but we have no idea what this player is like at all — it may not even be remotely humanoid.
- Jossed. Doc Scratch is far weirder than this.
- D c Scratch doesn't lie, as long as we assume we don't have a Lying Creator. He wouldn't lie about the destruction of the universe because he's assured of it's inevitability regardless of what the kids do. Therefore, the Scratch does what he says it does: reset the universe. He admitted that the kids aren't guaranteed to exist in the reboot, so there's no reason not to tell them if it would be completely destroyed. It's not clear why he advises it, though; it surely can't be a condition for L[ ]rd English's appearance. Perhaps he's indirectly pointing them to an escape routine, as he's said there is a possible way they can survive the reboot, but for whatever reason he won't tell them what that is.
- Well, from what I can gather, the whole point of sburb is to have the chosen players beat the black kingdom from destroying Skaia and then have there universe get destroyed by L[]rd English (after the players create another, forming a vicious, neverending cycle of destruction). In the kids session, they did something that wasn't supposed to happen (prototyping Bec) which made their session unwinable. So the reason why Doc Scratch wants them to reset, is so that the session can start all over, and flow the way it was supposed to.
- The Scratch doesn't end the universe, just reset it. Scratch however is manipulating Rose, in ways we have yet to see.
- His goal was actually for her to create the Green Sun.
- Close, but ultimately Jossed. Doc Scratch was created with the trolls' session's version of the MEOW code, but that was completely different, and he was cloned from Cal and his own cue ball.
- It's Slick's job.
- Jossed. Doc Scratch is far weirder than this.
- Jossed. Unrelated entirely actually.
- Cal skull.
- Presumably true at this point, based on Doc's cryptic conversations the destruction of the sun won't kill him outright.
- And now irrelevant.
- Or he's genuinely trying to serve English because that makes more sense than whatever this is. English seemingly isn't powered by the Sun at any rate.
- Isn't it stated that English is only unleashed by the destruction of a universe?
- Oh so very Jossed.
- Partially jossed. Some Word of God confirms that Mindfang's diary is factually true, if embellished and trashy.
- Nope. Doc's death is the trigger to bring LE into the universe, no matter what. He is physically incapable of harming himself.
1: Karkat (or someone) mentions that every planet has a First Guardian, but it seems that First Guardians are created within a session. So what exactly does this mean? Was whoever said this wrong or is it possible that each and every planet has a chance at the game?
2: The use of the word Guardian in their name. Guardian is also used to refer to a lusus or a parent within the story. So I take it that the First Guardians are sort of a lusus to the planet as a whole basically. Since Guardians tend to die in or before the session I wonder if the First Guardian dying is supposed to happen as well? Bec seems to die in a sense, but Doc Scratch seemed fine. Though the trolls never got to complete their game and Doc Scratch wants to die, so maybe.
3: Doc Scratch is the First Guardian of Alternia, but according he says that prior to the Alternian Scratch he wasn't a part of that world. Now if whoever said that every planet has a First Guardian is right, this means there was a different First Guardian on the Pre-Scratch Alternia.
- Doc Scratch didn't look particularly fine after Hussie got through with him...
- Which is why he pissed off Hussie, only the author can kill an omnipotent being that easily... which allowed Lord English to take over his body, which is the reason he wanted to die... So I suppose he pissed him off on purpose?
- Jossed on a couple levels here:
- Every planet with sentient life that is able to play Sburb has a First Guardian. It seems some necessary level of technology needs to be reached, at least one of instant electronic communication and relative social stability, as Victorian England didn't play Sburb nor the tumultuous warlike Alternian culture before the relatively static modern trolls.
- There was no First Guardian for Pre-Scratch Alternia, which is partially why they had to Scratch.
- First Guardians however are pretty close to being a Guardian for the universe.
Also, Maplehoof doesn't have any eyes to speak of, much like Bec.
- Jossed. Alpha!Earth's First Guardian is a cat.
- Double Jossed. Maplehoof shows up as a miniature pony living with Dirk Strider.
- Tying into this, consider this....the Felt all have powers that either warp the fabric of time or reality itself. What are the Uranium imps seen doing in the LOFAF?
- Imps and Underlings in general don't bleed. The Felt do.
- Clearly, the gangsters are a "second-tier" enemy type, who get the post-medium ring forms instead. In particular, they are related to Doomed Dave. They embody his knowledge of the Felt and Midnight Crew. Then, images of them somehow make their way to Earth through shenanigans, and a game developer found them, and created games about them. Henceforth, a stable time paradox, fitting with Dave's nature as Knight of Time. By messing with the fragile timeline, he created a related phenomenon that was in itself a stable time loop.
- Imps and Underlings in general don't bleed. The Felt do.
- The white (chalk) ones are Problem Sleuth, Ace Dick, Pickle Inspector, and Mobster Kingpin.
- Jossed.
- Jossed.
- "Best to avoid DIE (6) in any direct confrontations unless you want a temporal mess on your hands.""But it looks like there's already been some action in here. Or there will be. You can never take tense for granted with these goons."
- The Felt are all guys, and also all bleed red. The trolls don't.
- Straight jossed with later acts like the Trolls dying all over the place.
- Not unless Rose's Mother can become the black queen of another universe.
- Nope.
- Recent developments seem to joss the underlying assumption.
- You do not under any circumstances drink the liquid time.
- You hate time hangovers you hate time hangovers you hate time hangovers
- This is the saddest thing I've ever had to say, but it's looking jossed.
- True in the case of Scratch, at least. Hee hee hoo hoo haa haa.
- Cal doesn't have teleporting powers, that was simply Dave subconsciously manipulating him because he thought Cal had teleporting powers. Confused?
- They also bleed and Cal doesn't.
- But Doc Scratch does.
- The Felt are unrelated to Cal, though they are seemingly related to Cal, having more in common with Lord English.
- But Slick seems to think Quarters is dead during the intermission... if Clover and Quarters can be respectively alive and dead at the same time, isn't that a pretty good fundamental litmus test for whether they're two different people?
- Slick's also an idiot. Quarters could simply have disappeared and Slick counted him dead.
- Jossed.
- You know for something that is Jossed this was remarkably close.
- Jossed.
- Then why is the other side a 4? I could understand one being 14, but by your logic the other side of the coin should be blank.
- Each member has their own Quarter to use as a last resort.
- Good call; not exactly but pretty close. Still, only Clover can switch places with Quarters
- Each member has their own Quarter to use as a last resort.
- Still has no known way to get to the Trollverse, so we're still confused.
- Jossed by [S] Cascade
- Confirmed. At the very least, he plays a critical role by killing Doc Scratch.
- Jossed actually. Word of God is that Andrew's attack on Doc Scratch didn't harm him at all.
- First, we have Matchsticks. People have been WMG that his powers involve pausing time, similar to how a pair of matchsticks put together look like the pause symbol on a remote. In the Felt-venture, he has a belt with a wide assortment of matches. With that said, it can be deduced that whenever he strikes a match, time itself for everyone but him will pause, up until the point when the match itself burns out.
- Perhaps it's an area-of-affect kind of deal, as in time slows down for everyone and everything but him in the area lit by the match. The brighter the illumination from the match, the more things slow down, leading bullets to be pretty much useless against him when he has one lit.
- Secondly, we have Quarters. In the Felt-venture, he carries around a HUGE rack, and is the tallest member of the Felt. It can be assumed that his time power involves 'racking up', namely, taking that huge rack and placing it downwards over himself (and possibly his other Felts given its size) and resetting the events of the present day for all within. Similar to how in pool, you rack up when you wish to start over a new game. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if that Rack doubles as a quarter-staff.
- Just a friendly reminder that Felt is not canon at all.
- Yeah, but Professor got the info from Andrew for Lord English and the other felties.
- Spades refers to offing Crowbar, Matchsticks and Quarters as "depleting them of some of their muscle," which might mean that Matchsticks and Quarters have some bruiser tendencies and maybe even bruiser-like time powers. Just something to possibly keep into consideration.
- This Troper was under the impression that Spades meant "Muscle" as in overall manpower/crew strength.
- Hussie recently speculated that he's now keeping certain details secret just to annoy people, including these time powers. My brain chose to interpret that as "Those details will somehow become plot-critical in a confusing fashion." So, the most tangled-up thing I could think of was: the Felt are actually native to the kids' universe. They traveled to Alternia via some sort of Quarter-operated oblong phone booth that's larger on the inside than the outside (because let's face it, not getting 14 people, even if some of them are small and floaty, into one normal-sized booth).
- When Quarters finally made his apperance in The Felt Adventure, he mentions to have "Temporal Intuition" and that his rack takes "Time Prints". Perhaps the rack can 'record' someone in the form of a ball (i.e. taking a 'print' of the person's life up until that point) to be used either to a) copy thier powers/examine thier experiences or b) revive them later somehow in case they die (this could also explain why the Felt have apparently survived multiple fights with the M.Crew despite being decimated easily during the M.Crew intermission). Then again the terms are so vague they could mean anything.
- Just a friendly reminder that Felt is not canon at all.
- All of this shit is jossed: Matchsticks teleports in fires and Quarters does summon magic.
- Mayonaka isn't canon, and Snowman already represents one of the balls of the Felt.
- Jossed then.
- The Felt album is dubiously non-canon. In canon proper, the Felt are really just a bunch of thugs.
- On the other hand, there's no Midnight Crew.
- We haven't even been to the Alpha Session yet (only its Earth), and considering the Crew have equivalents in the Beta Kids' Session, it's reasonable to think they're integral parts of the game.
- But there is no Midnight Crew on the post-reckoning planet. Of course the agents exist, but the Crew itself and seemingly the Felt were one-off deals thus far.
- Unless they have gills, Jossed. The principle however was well thought out; it simply seems to be that because the Condesce shaped Alpha Earth and not Doc Scratch, there are her Imperial Drones instead of the Felt.
- Not quite Jossed. Maybe they're pirates instead of gangsters; Lord English has a peg leg, after all. Plus, Hussie has said he might show how the Felt became the Felt, suggesting some sort of appearance. And Clover is ambiguously alive.
- Dirk's exposition about Future Earth does not include them. It would also run counter to the Condesce's fear of Lord English, so it's pretty much confirmed at this point that they're not on Alpha Earth.
- We haven't even been to the Alpha Session yet (only its Earth), and considering the Crew have equivalents in the Beta Kids' Session, it's reasonable to think they're integral parts of the game.
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