History WMG / HenryStickminSeries

* Jossed by the bios. Though it is worth noting that Morgan Smith (yes, we now know his first name) does appear in "Complex". (He's in the cafeteria sleeping.)

* Although he isn't a SHIFTer, alternate timelines are confirmed in ''Completing the Mission''.

In the ''Valiant Hero'' ending, the mayor is shown to be a member of the Toppat Clan if Henry and Charles try to get on the luxury escape pod. He was likely trying to steal the diamond in ''STD'' for the Toppats except Henry beat him to the punch. While he was trying to save face with his Toppat superiors, they ended up getting eavesdropped by Dave who happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. Deciding HeKnowsTooMuch, the Mayor and the Toppat Clan immediately apprehended him and kept him under lock and key in the Airship until freed by Henry in the ''Pure-Blooded Thief'' and ''Toppat Civil War'' endings.

* Jossed (kind of). [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gTcaA1gBRE the trailer for Fleeing the Complex reveals that Henry is only 110 pounds. Then again, this might be poking fun at the fact that he's a stick figure, since he's apparently six feet tall. Heck, this might actually be a lot for stick figure standards]]!

Two of the fails across the series mocked how fat Henry is. With every character being drawn consistently with a stick body regardless of their supposed body type and shape, it's possible that Henry is meant to be fat, or at least having a stocky build.

** A screenshot heavily implies this is true, as ''The Betrayed Ending'' can't be chosen after the ''Goverment Supported Private Investigator Ending'' was chosen.
** Confirmed. "International Rescue Operative" can only be paired with "Government Supported Private Investigator" or "Relentless Bounty Hunter". And "The Betrayed" can only be paired with "Rapidly Promoted Executive".

As revealed by bios, one of the guards (Jacob; top right of page one of ''Diamond'') has the same surname as Ellie, "Rose." With so many PunnyNames and the like, wouldn't them sharing a last name be significant?

** Confirmed. "International Rescue Operative" can only be paired with "Government Supported Private Investigator" or "Relentless Bounty Hunter". And "The Betrayed" can only be paired with "Rapidly Promoted Executive".

** A screenshot heavily implies this is true, as ''The Betrayed Ending'' can't be chosen after the ''Goverment Supported Private Investigator Ending'' was chosen.

So, either the creators changed their mind, or chosing this ending as a starting point will lead to an immediate fail, with the fail screen claming that Henry is dead.

** Or maybe we will play as a friend of Henry we never saw before who wants to avenge him, or a member of the Tophat clan who prefered Henry as a leader and thus become a traitor to the clan.

While it's a nice toch to let the player wield SchrodingersGun at the start of ''Mission'', and choose which endings should be treated as canon, there remains the fact that some endings from these games are simply not compatible. "The Betrayed" from ''Complex'' for example is only possible if Henry is the leader of the Toppat Clan, and thus only compatible with "Rapidly Promoted Executive" from ''airship''. Likewise, "International Rescue Operative" is only a likely scenario if Henry is still on good terms with his government, and thus only compatible with "Government Supported Private Investigator" or "Relentless Bounty Hunter".

** A screenshot heavily implies this is true, as ''The Betrayed Ending'' can't be choosed after the ''Goverment Supported Private Investigator Ending'' was chosen.

While it's a nice toch to let the player wield SchrodingersGun at the start of ''Mission'', and choose which endings should be treated as canon, there remains the fact that some endings from these games are simply not compatible. "The Betrayed" from ''Complex'' for example is only possible if Henry is the leader of the Toppat Clan, and thus only compatible with "Rapidly Promoted Executive" from ''airship''. Likewise, "International Rescue Operative" is only a likely scenario if Henry is still on good terms with his government, and thus only compatible with "Government Supported Private Investigator" or "Relentless Bounty Hunter".

Maybe choosing “The Betrayed” ends up revealing Henry had a child before his death, and we’re playing as Stickmin jr, finishing the job his father started.

So, either the creators changed their mind, or chosing this ending as a starting point will lead to an immediate fail, with the fail screen claming that Henry is dead.

* Convict Allies is just the best ending of ''Complex'', and Ellie was [[EnsembleDarkHorse well-liked enough]] that Puffballs will likely include her as an ally in ''Completing the Mission''. Honestly there’s not much to go on here, but it just feels like the correct ending if ever there was one.

Moneybag->Badass->Undetected->Pure-Blooded Thief->Convict Allies.

* The Government endings in ''Airship'' are extremely unlikely to lead to Henry’s imprisonment in the Complex. The Toppat ending would presumably lead to thr

** Alternatively, she could have the HAVEN trooper costume as one of her gadget options for the final game.@Love777

Why else would Ellie be in The Wall? Because she was a part of a notorious mercenary group.

Alternatively, she could have the HAVEN trooper costume as one of her gadget options for the final game.@Love777

During LetsPlay/JackSepticEye's playthrough of ''Complex'', he wonders why Henry didn't just flash out of the complex to start with. My reasoning is that the choices the player selects are random selections of said SuperpowerLottery, with each power lasting a short time.

This would help to explain how well Henry does in the successful endings: he just brute forces all the choices, jumping to another timeline when he messes up. This would also make every ending and fail of every game canon, explaining the aversion to CuttingOffTheBranches and the use of SchrodingersGun.

In both Airship and Complex, a character named Smith is mentioned. In "Airship", he is evidently a member of the Toppat Clan, and has a wife who has just gone into labor. In the ''Ghost Inmate'' route of "Complex", he is apparently working at the Complex, since the guards down at the dock think the fleeing Henry is actually Smith, going off to see his family. The same game, during the ''The Betrayed'' ending, reveals that the Toppat Clan has a mole inside the Complex. Put one and one together and it's not too hard to guess that this mole is most likely Smith.

[[WMG: the unnamed undercover Toppat Agent in "Complex" is Smith]]
In both Airship and Complex, a character named Smith is mentioned. In "Airship", he is evidently a member of the Toppat Clan, and has a wife who has just gone into labor. In the ''Ghost Inmate'' route of "Complex", he is apparently working at the Complex, since the guards down at the dock think the fleeing Henry is actually Smith, going off to see his family. The same game, during the ''The Betrayed'' ending, reveals that the Toppat Clan has a mole inside the Complex. Put 1 and 1 together and it's not too hard to guess that this mole is most likely Smith.