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After slaying the Enderdragon, it appears that the Order members have retired humbly into full dedication of their specialisations (or even disappeared, like Soren) but only Gabriel seems to have enjoyed staying in the limelight. Gabriel has yet to show creative combat techniques to properly subdue [[spoiler:the Wither Storm and ends up in the tough decision between taking Petra or Gabriel from the Wither Storm's tractor beam]]. Ivor demanding Gabriel "the real story" could actually be [[spoiler:exposing Gabriel as a charlatan and Ivor the true Warrior instead of the Five Heroes story back in the temple, which might be deliberately left to tone down InUniverse the worse implications of {{Unperson}}.]] Instead of Ivor [[spoiler:wanting to simply cause chaos in the Endercon hall, he could have tried to program the Wither to only absorb blocks around Gabriel to maybe put up a substantial fight, putting Gabriel's actual combat abilities to the test if only it didn't go South. The Wither Storm probably was merely following its working programming tracking on Gabriel even as it malfunctioned and absorbed everything on its way!]]

* [[spoiler: On that note, the different worlds we hear of from Episode 5 onward could be different servers with different rules, hence why there's at least one where you can respawn.]]
* Not an outright confirmation, but the concept of "Admins" in Season 2 could be alluding to this. [[spoiler: We see an admin that was stripped of their powers(demoted to a normal player), and hear of an admin who died(any player who dies on a Hardcore Mode server is perma-banned). Meanwhile, the remaining Admin seems to be skilled at using [=WorldEdit=] and utilizing Creative Mode. And all three admins once created a world(or server) long before the events of the first game, with the remaining admin creating the world as Jesse and the gang know it. Without an Admin keeping watch, the remaining players on the old server fell into anarchy.]]

[[WMG:Jesse will ascend to a higher plane of reality.... [[spoiler: [[RealWorldEpisode ours]]]]]]
Supported by the trophy/achievement names in Episode 5 being [[spoiler: lifted directly from the poem seen upon defeating the Ender Dragon in Minecraft proper.]]

[[WMG:Ivor was [[spoiler: the alchemist of the Order of the Stone.]]]]
When [[spoiler: you fight him in Episode 2]], he uses potions to empower himself. He also tried to [[spoiler: destroy the Wither Storm]] with a potion when it first goes out of control. His armour in the book in Episode 1 is also gold. Gold is linked to alchemy.

* Seemingly Jossed: [[spoiler: Reuben is killed off in Episode 4 after helping Jesse defeat the Wither Storm.]]

[[WMG:Petra may replace Gabriel as one of the [[spoiler: five members of the Order of the Stone.]]]]
If you saved Gabriel instead of Petra, in the trailer for Episode 3, he appears on the amulet on the light blue portion when the Narrator talks about [[spoiler:his Wither Sickness revealed earlier in Episode 2 can be cured.]] If you saved Petra, she appears on the amulet instead, since she is the one whom [[spoiler:has gotten the Wither Sickness from the Wither Storm instead]], suggesting that she may replace Gabriel as one of the [[spoiler: five members of the Order of the Stone.]]

** Double Jossed: [[spoiler: The Order was a fraud, actually using the Command Block to do anything. Either way, Jesse's gang becomes the new Order of the Stone.]]

* Jossed: [[spoiler: The F-Bomb fails, and the Storm splits into three parts. They do seem to be setting up 4 as a bleak final battle, while 5 will probably go meta.]]
** Semi-reconfirmed: [[spoiler: Using an enchanted superweapon, Jesse (and Reuben) go inside the Wither Storm and destroy the command block.]]

[[WMG: The [[spoiler: Wither Storm's two smaller pieces are controlled by the larger one.]]]]
[[spoiler: The two smaller Wither Storms don't have command blocks controlling them. The larger Wither is controlling them with its command block, similar to a hive mentality.]]

[[WMG: [[spoiler: Whichever Order of The Stone Member died will be replaced in the order by who ever was closest to their role in Jesse's group.]]]]
[[spoiler: For example if Magnus died then Axel would replace him in the order, but if Ellegard died then Oliva will replace her in the order.]]
* Jossed: [[spoiler: Jesse's gang replaces the three remaining members of the Order as the new Order of the Stone.]]

* Seemingly jossed: [[spoiler: Lukas leaves the group in Episode 4, making him the "Ivor" character of the new Order, while Jesse takes the role of Soren.]]

[[spoiler: He's nowhere to be seen during the celebrations, was far more reluctant than Ivor to admit the past and is the one who first began abusing the Command Block in the first place. With the block destroyed it's quite possible the Enderdragon has returned, so that may somehow feed into Soren's plans for revenge driven by envy of genuine heroes (and would have the pleasant irony of flipping the BigBad and BigGood roles of the first four episodes potentially, with Ivor and Soren)]]
* Jossed. [[spoiler: Aiden and the Ocelots are the villains of at least episode 5.]]

* Jossed. [[spoiler: Order Up will involve the NEW Order going to the "Sky Kingdom"]]

[[spoiler: Note, Ivor mentioned he programmed the storm to follow the amulet. And we never see how they fix the GIGANTIC HOLES IN THE WORLD. In reality, Ivor had planned most of the game, the storm betraying him and everything. He designed it specifically to reveal the order as frauds to his successors, hence the layout of his lair. And about the holes, they were all undone once the Wither Storm got destroyed.]]

The name of Episode 6 is "A Portal To Mystery." The newly revealed episode slides show Jesse, Lukas, and Petra in a sort of portal room. Episode 7 is named "Access Denied." On the episode slide, Ivor and Petra are keeping Jesse from entering a red portal. Perhaps something dangerous is behind it? I believe that [[spoiler: a Wither Storm entity is behind it. At the end of Episode 7, it may be released. Episode 8 is named "A Journey's End?" The episode slide shows Jesse, Lukas and Petra running toward a light blue portal, perhaps the portal to the Overworld. Jesse has stopped to look at what may be the gang's fate. However, what he/she is looking at is unknown. I believe it could be another Wither Storm, or even an Ender Storm, caused by an Ender Dragon respawning procedure (four Ender Crystals, one on each side of an End Exit Portal) modified to include a Command Block. The Ender Crystals could even be the original Order's Ender Crystals, stolen from Ivor's Far Lands laboratory. Which leads into...]]

[[spoiler: To allow the rest of the Order to escape to the Overworld, leaving Jesse to defeat the Wither Storm/Ender Storm mentioned in the previous theory in a similar fashion to the final battle at the end of Episode 4. Everyone will think our hero died, but he/she secretly escapes through another portal leading to the Nether, and then taking one of the Old Order's portals to Redstonia/Boom Town (whichever you didn't go to in Episode 2).]]

[[WMG: [[spoiler: Soren is an Old Builder.]]]]
Just bear with me here. [[spoiler: In "Order Up," if you look at the bookshelf in the Sky City Palace throne room, the Founder has a book written by Soren, who's from Jesse's world. Then, in "Access Denied," you find another one written by the architect himself in Harper's lab, right next to Ivor. Two books in two different worlds, and the only way to get there is having a portal key and jumping into the said portal. Tell me that's not a coincidence.]]
* [[spoiler: There's also a book by Soren in "A Portal to Mystery", Running with the Endermen, at the skull bookcase at the White Pumpkin's base. So that's three different worlds with a book by Soren.]]
* [[spoiler: Not to mention, two of them are in the libraries of two old builders (Harper and Cassie Rose). It could be possible that the Founder of Sky City is also an Old Builder or is descended from one.]]
* [[spoiler: At the end of Episode 7 is a ridiculous length of stairs, and Soren is known for his style of building to have a lot of stairs. Harper's book on the Redstone Heart is ALSO written by Soren.]]
* [[spoiler: In Episode 8, yet another book by Soren is on Hadrian's bookshelf.]]
* [[spoiler: This gag continues into Season 2 because a book by Soren can be found in Fred's shack. However, this is notable as this book is being found in an ancient civilization that is "Below the Bedrock" (pun intended).]]

* [[spoiler: Confirmed! It was revealed on June 2nd that the next episode would be "Hero in Residence", but on June 7th it was officially confirmed.]]

[[WMG: [[spoiler: Isa (the Founder) is also an Old Builder.]]]]
[[spoiler: In Episode 8, if you offer the Eversource Crown to the Old Builders in exchange for the Atlas, they'll recognize it and say that they put the crown on the Eversource chicken to tell it apart from the other chickens(Jossing Ivor's initial assumption that the Crown contained the Eversource power, not the chicken wearing it). If they had the Eversource at some point, how else could Isa have gotten it?]]

* Jossed in Episode 5, [[spoiler: When Romeo's powers are removed, that isn't Fred left behind.]]

[[spoiler: With Jesse and company gone, but no idea where they went, Axel and Olivia just had to wait for them to return. To keep themselves busy, and possibly distract themselves from missing their friends, they returned to their favored cities to partake in what they liked. This might have also made them the first ones to drift away from Petra between Seasons 1 and 2--they might have missed them, but it didn't take them much longer to learn to live without them.]]

* Jossed in episode 2, sort of. (Get that pun?) If you saved Gabriel rather than Petra, his beam on the map appears as Light Blue, coming from the top of the medallion, while Ivor's appears as regular Blue, coming from the center, and Soren's as white from the bottom. Also the rest of the team (Elegard and Magnus) react like Gabriel's one of the team whether they meet him again or find out he didn't make it. This means that the long time symbol of the Order of the Stone (the amulet) was always five colors, five heroes. They really lucked out that it was the hero in the center of the symbol that they needed to unperson. (Alternatively, Soren could have rearranged the Amulet colors after Ivor left--since he built it, as shown in the intro, presumably he'd know how to do that.)

* Jossed in episode 2, sort of. If you saved Gabriel rather than Petra, his beam on the map appears as Light Blue, coming from the top of the medallion, while Ivor's appears as regular Blue, coming from the center, and Soren's as white from the bottom. Also the rest of the team (Elegard and Magnus) react like Gabriel's one of the team whether they meet him again or find out he didn't make it. This means that the long time symbol of the Order of the Stone (the amulet) was always five colors, five heroes. They really lucked out that it was the hero in the center of the symbol that they needed to unperson. (Alternatively, Soren could have rearranged the Amulet colors after Ivor left--since he built it, as shown in the intro, presumably he'd know how to do that.)

* [[spoiler:Season 2 is then Romeo's attempt of making a fanfiction, wherein Jesse found a mysterious gauntlet and, with a few OCs created by Romeo, confronted the prismarine titan of a new antagonist called 'The Admin' on this big adventure. However, Jesse dealt with the titan much more quickly than Romeo expected, and so Romeo decided to retcon a few things, resulting in the idea of the Icy Palace of Despair.]]

[[WMG: The Witherstorm is the way it is because...]]

*** Rejossed; not only does the Ender Dragon not make an appearance in any of the subsequent episodes, but the presence of the Dragon Egg in the Order's Treasure Room implies that they already defeated it offscreen.