History WMG / ONE

* Jossed. [[spoiler:Airy just got really bored in the afterlife.]]

** {{Jossed}}. [[spoiler:Backpack returns back to his world in ONE 9, and he appears to be perfectly okay.]]

[[WMG: Airy [[spoiler:deliberately planned for the contestants to be eliminated in the order that they were]]]]
* [[spoiler:In the first episode, the challenge heavily favoured Amelia, who lampshades it - 'the more I think about it, I'm starting to think this challenge was made for me'. This quote was never made reference to again.]]

* [[spoiler: Jossed. Texty was eliminated]]

* [[spoiler: Jossed. Season 2 takes place right after season 1.]]

* Jossed. [[Spoiler:Airy just got really bored in the afterlife.]]

[[WMG: Airy [[spoiler: deliberately planned for the contestants to be eliminated in the order that they were]]
* [[spoiler: In the first episode, the challenge heavily favoured Amelia, who lampshades it - 'the more I think about it, I'm starting to think this challenge was made for me'. This quote was never made reference to again.

* [[spoiler: looks to be Jossed]]

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[[WMG: Airy is a caricature of a normal object show creator trying to make an interesting show, by giving their contestants some independence.]]

[[WMG: (Most of) The cast are dead.]]
* As this theory suggests, all of the characters (excluding the ones from the parallel universe.), are deceased. Airy is actually a supernatural, God-like being capable of controling/manipulating life and death (but he hides this fact to avoid panic.). The 'Plane' is a place where the spirits stay while waiting for judgement on whether they can proceed to the afterlife; which, in this case, is 'The Waiting Room'(seen in episode 6). That's why the characters cannot 'die' perminantely---because they are already dead. Considering the voters are not real, Airy chooses whether it's the spirits/contestants time (s) to go. When Backpack 'died', he saw the first parts of the real afterlife.

* As this theory suggests, all of the characters (excluding the ones from the parallel universe.), are all deceased. Airy is actually a supernatural, God-like being capable of controling/manipulating life and death (but he hides this fact to avoid panic.). The 'Plane' is a place where the spirits stay while waiting for judgement on whether they can proceed to the afterlife; which, in this case, is 'The Waiting Room'(seen in episode 6). That's why the characters cannot 'die' perminantely---because they are already dead. Considering the voters are not real, Airy chooses whether it's the spirits/contestants time (s) to go. When Backpack 'died', he saw the first parts of the real afterlife.

* As this theory suggests, all of the characters (excluding the ones from the parallel universe.), are all deceased. Airy is actually a supernatural, God-like being capable of controling/manipulating life and death (but he hides this fact to avoid panic.). The 'Plane' is a place where the spirits stay while waiting for judgment on whether they can proceed to the afterlife; which, in this case, is 'The Waiting Room'(seen in episode 6). That's why the characters cannot 'die' perminantely---because they are already dead. Considering the voters are not real, Airy chooses whether it's the spirits/contestants time (s) to go. When Backpack 'died', he saw the first parts of the real afterlife.

* As this theory suggests, all of the characters (excluding the ones from the parallel universe.), are all deceased. Airy is actually a supernatural, God-like being capable of controling/manipulating life and death (but he hides this fact to avoid panic.). The 'Plane' is a place where the spirits stay while waiting for judgment on whether they can proceed to the afterlife; which, in this case, is 'The Waiting Room'(seen in episode 6). That's why the characters cannot 'die' perminantely---because they are already dead. Considering the voters are not real, Airy chooses whether it's the spirit's/contestant's time to go. When Backpack 'died', he saw the first parts of the real afterlife. Hopefully this can be expanded more with the upcoming episodes.

* As this theory suggests, all of the characters (excluding the ones from the parallel universe.), are all deceased. Airy is actually a supernatural, God-like being capable of controling/manipulating life and death (but he hides this fact to avoid panic.). The 'Plane' is a place where the spirits stay while waiting for judgment on whether they can proceed to the afterlife; which, in this case, is 'The Waiting Room'(seen in episode 6). That's why the characters cannot 'die' perminantely---because they are already dead. Considering the voters are not real, Airy chooses whether it's the spirit's/contestant's time to go. When Backpack 'died', he saw the first parts of the real afterlife.

Hopefully this can be expanded more with the upcoming episodes.

[[WMG: The next season will be a prequel to the first.]]

[[WMG: Airy is a caricature of a normal object show creator trying to make an interesting show, by giving their contestants some independence.]]

[[WMG: The contestants will realise they're being watched a la the Truman Show]]

** Nevermind, I {{Jossed}} myself. Her name is actually Charlotte (see ONE 5).

* I'd pretty much say Utah for Moldy.

* Soda Bottle's name is John just because he looks like one in my opinion.

[[WMG: Put your theories for where the third batch of characters will come from.]]

[[WMG: Put your theories for what Soda Bottle and Moldy's real names are here.]]

** It's Jossed for the third, but I still have a feeling that this will be one of the future batches' setting though.

** That's gonna be a {{Jossed}}. See ONE 3.

* A universe resembling civil rights movement-era America, where objects exist and are frequently discriminated against. Many businesses refuse service to an outdated word for objects.