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Crow will encounter a Knight of Cerebus that claims he isn't actually "evil".
It's perfect for this sort of game. Crow's the Card-Carrying Villain, and they almost always have someone pull Eviler than Thou on them. In this case, this new villain is everything Crow as a villain isn't: They're subtle, stoic, and, of course, ruthless, willing to hurt (or kill, if this game doesn't censor death) anyone who gets in their way, and they will give Crow a brutal "The Reason You Suck" Speech for priding himself as a "villain" when he's only inconveniencing people at his worst, calling him a "pathetic wannabe" or something along those lines, spurring Crow to prove himself as better by taking them down.
  • Jossed. Every villain Crow encounters is a Card-Carrying Villain and none even comes close to usurp him except Becky in the good ending.

In the comic, the Kyuutopian from Prism pg. 11 will become that kingdom's Hero.
His Nonstandard Character Design resembles both Klonoa and Tails, and he certainly behaves heroically. Likewise, Foxglove is becoming an equivalent to Dr. Eggman for him to fight.
  • Considering how Foxglove is dead, this is probably Jossed.

Malice is going to betray Princess Knight Mayapple
You heard it here first, folks. Look at the way Malice eyes Mayapple's crown when she's not looking. She is not in this relationship for the feels. Further, I'm going to predict that there's going to be a whole showdown that ends with Malice beaten but successfully escaping... at which point Crow shows up, delivers a one liner/some banter, and kills her.

Crow: If you hurt her, I will kill you.
Malice: You can try.

Possible cheat weapon powers.
It's revealed that Mac's sword and No-Clip are far from the only cheat weapons out there. Possible powers could include:
  • Infinite money.
  • The power to fly.
  • Complete invincibility.
  • The power to kill anything in one hit.

Crow and his siblings are part inkling.
It would explain the black eyemask covering their eyes; said eyes being golden (weird for humans, but not inklings); and their sharp teeth, which could be a cross between human teeth and an inkling beak. It would also explain Crow's love of music and heavy usage of bombs.
  • Jossed. In Lineage of Tyranny, Brooke and Crow have a discussion where they are shocked people still mistake them as non-human due to their teeth and eyes. They are 100% human, but still- it's fun to think about.

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