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* They both speak perfect English as opposed to the vocaloid sounds the others make, they're both demonic in nature, and LD looks like a puppet of some kind if you really look at him.

** Possibly Jossed. The artist for the game has said on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdrJBvzrpTM one of their streams]] that the Boyfriend and Girlfriend are either [[LethallyStupid really dumb]], [[SuicidalOverconfidence extremely cocky]], or [[TakeAThirdOption some combination of the two]].

* [[spoiler: At first he was probably happy to finally have a real human to interact with but once he noticed who the girlfriend was he became mad and jealous because not only is the boyfriend still alive and free he’s also dating the same girl he did before he was sent into a FateWorseThanDeath by her father.]]

* Jossed. Ninjamuffin has [[https://twitter.com/axollady/status/1357616614275915779?s=20 confirmed]] that Pico was hired by The Father to kill The Boyfriend.

* Jossed. Ninjamuffin has confirmed that Pico was hired by The Father to kill The Boyfriend.

* With how he's initially handsome and hospitable only to later reveal himself as crude (and treating Girlfriend as an accessory to the situation at best), perhaps [[spoiler: the reason Dad sealed him/them in the game was because they played her, and said some truly outrageous things. If they're going to act like life's a game, the logic must have went...give them a game. With the disregard for body autonomy pre-Thorns, perhaps it was...not a wise move, but certainly a bit more of a justifiable one. Was it men like these that caused Dad to grow so wary?]]

* On the Girlfriend's side, it's a tradition to hold a [[MallSanta Mall Santa]] [[ComedicSociopathy at gunpoint.]] On the Boyfriend's side, it's a tradition to rap battle the Monster. [[FunnyBackgroundEvent That's why Monster and Miku are next to each other in the audience- they just finished theirs.]]

* On the Girlfriend's side, it's a tradition to hold a [[MallSanta Mall Santa]] [[ComedicSociopathy at gunpoint.]]
On the Boyfriend's side, it's a tradition to rap battle the Monster. [[FunnyBackgroundEvent That's why Monster and Miku are next to each other in the audience- they just finished theirs.]]

On the Girlfriend's side, it's a tradition to hold a [[MallSanta Mall Santa]] [[ComedicSociopathy at gunpoint.]]
On the Boyfriend's side, it's a tradition to rap battle the Monster. [[FunnyBackgroundEvent That's why Monster and Miku are next to each other in the audience- they just finished theirs.]]

Hey, Tom Fulp and ninjamuffin already gave their approval! Why not apply that approval to some buck-wild theory?

!!Pico is rapping not for the heart of The Girlfriend, but to win back The Boyfriend.

Hey, Tom Fulp and ninjamuffin already gave their approval, so I'm just running wild with newfound information.

During the song of the same name, Monster talks about giving the Boyfriend's blood to a werewolf. While this could easily just be part of the song's spooky feel, it is the only time in either of its songs that it mentions another supernatural creature - or even a living thing that is not the Boyfriend or Girlfriend outside of a vague mention of the two meeting their friends in an ambulance. In addition, it's odd to mention a werewolf specifically since vampires are the ones so closely associated with blood; coupled with the moon being depicted as full in both the times it's shown, and well... maybe it's just coincidence, but with the low-key supernatural elements of Monster itself and the ambiguously demonic nature of Girlfriend's parents, a werewolf would fit in quite nicely.

* As you probably know the transition to Week 5's final song "Winter-Horrorland" takes a [[SurpriseCreepy very dark turn]], with everything changing to a very gruesome scene in just a couple of seconds, with everyone either [[SurprisinglySuddenDeath presumably dead]], or have ran away. But this troper thinks otherwise, the Monster is possibly capable of changing things to suit to what they like, but only for a couple of minutes. You see the Monster in the background of the first two songs (Next to [[Music/HatsuneMiku Hatsune Miku]], funnily enough.), this could be because the Monster could be studying the layout of the mall so they can replicate it in their own gruesome way, and when they do their surprise appearance by making a scene (But no screams, weirdly.), it could be possible that the Monster is warping reality through the eyes of the Boyfriend and the Girlfriend, because we only see those three and nobody else, and then after the Boyfriend sings his way though the Monster's morbid song ([[NotAfraidToDie Unfazed]], might I add!), things probably returned to normal, after that fiasco. Let's just be glad the Boyfriend (hopefully) didn't fail against the Monster.

* He may be able to understand basic things, such as directional terms spoken by Girlfriend in the tutorial level. However, since the Boyfriend seems generally unbothered by the very disturbing lyrics in the DummiedOut song, as well as just going with the game's staple "repeat what I say" theme throughout the monster's performance, this troper can only wonder what kind of thought process that boy has.

* He may be able to understand basic things, such as directional terms spoken by Girlfriend in the tutorial level. However, since the Boyfriend seems generally unbothered by the appearance of his Girlfriend's parents or the disturbing lyrics in the DummiedOut song, this troper can only wonder what kind of thought process that boy has.

This may also explain why the Girlfriend has the same unconcerned expression on her face no matter what dangerous situation she's in. She isn't actually in any ''real'' danger, and she knows it. She does display FearOfThunder during Week 2, but that may just be natural human instinct kicking in.

[[spoiler:Many believe that it's the Mom whose severed head is on top of the Christmas tree at the end of Week 5, but the hair looks more like the Girlfriend's... even though the Girlfriend herself is clearly alive and well, sitting right there on top of the speakers as always. But notice how the Monster expresses a much stronger interest in eating the Boyfriend than the Girlfriend this time around. It may have already killed the Girlfriend offscreen, but given up after she simply respawned, and will now settle for making the Boyfriend its main course instead.]]

[[spoiler:Many believe that it's the Mom whose severed head is on top of the Christmas tree at the end of Week 5, but the hair looks more like the Girlfriend's... even though the Girlfriend herself is clearly alive and well, sitting right there on top of the speakers as always. But notice how the Monster expresses a much stronger interest in eating the Boyfriend than the Girlfriend this time around. It may have already killed the Girlfriend offscreen, but given up after she simply respawned, and will now settle for making the Boyfriend his main course.]]

* Week 2 strangely only had two songs when every other week has had 3 so far. However, the Monster's original DummiedOut appearance uses the Week 2 background, making it likely that he was intended to fill in the gap with a third spooky, Halloween-y song. This would match up with his official debut in Week 5, where he takes over as the surprise final opponent. The Monster is gonna show up every time there's a holiday-themed week, and his next appearance will probably be singing about eating hearts on Valentine's Day or something.

** You might be on to something, because it made it's debut in Week 5. It even pulls off a HostileShowTakeover, so that ticks the "irregular opponent" box.

* The creators have previously expressed intent of properly implementing the Monster into the game in a future update. However, given its... ''unique'' characteristics, it's not really feasible to have the Monster be a regular opponent. Given that its only currently existing song isn't that difficult, it will likely be the first one in its set. Perhaps the final song will be a ChessWithDeath scenario, in which the Monster offers to spare the Boyfriend and Girlfriend's lives if the Boyfriend can beat it in a rap battle.

* The creators have previously expressed intent of properly implementing the Monster into the game in a future update. However, given its... ''unique'' characteristics, it's not really feasible to have the Monster be a regular opponent. Given that its only currently existing song isn't that difficult, it will likely be the first one in its set. Perhaps the final song will be a ''Film/TenaciousDInThePickOfDestiny''-type scenario, in which the Monster offers to spare the Boyfriend and Girlfriend's lives if the Boyfriend can beat it in a rap battle.

* The Week 4 update has all but confirmed the long-standing suspicion that there's ''some'' demonic influence going on in the family, but what isn't yet clear is whether the Girlfriend's parents are themselves demons, or if one or both of them made some sort of DealWithTheDevil, possibly for their ungodly musical talent. It would certainly explain why the Girlfriend looks human despite having two purple-skinned, red-eyed parents. They may have looked perfectly normal before she was born.

* The Week 4 update has all but confirmed the long-standing suspicion that there's ''some'' demonic influence going on in the family, but what isn't yet clear is whether the Girlfriend's parents are themselves demons, or if one or both of them made some sort of DealWithTheDevil, possibly for their ungodly musical talent. It would certainly explain why the Girlfriend looks human despite having two purple-skinned, red-eyed parents.

* Firstly, The Girlfriend bears an uncanny resemblance to her Mother, with the red dress and brunette hair. Secondly, The Father is specifically stated to be an ''ex''-rockstar. Did he start his career because he was challenged by his father-in-law to a singing contest for The Mother's hand? And did he retire once he dealt with all of his rivals and settled down with The Mother? Is he taking the challenges he faced at heart and is using them on The Boyfriend to make history repeat itself?