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** Jossed for Peter Pan; As the rights to the story is still held by the Great Ormond Street Hospital in the UK, it's highly unlikely that Peter himself will appear.
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** Or both, depending on how screwed up the writers want them to be.
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** Sorta confirmed; Momotaro shows up as a [=NPC=] in Kaguya's Act of Authors story.
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* The entire game is about the characters trying to meet their authors, but these aren't the original fairytale characters we know. Yoko Taro is technically their true author due to how radically different they are from the originals. This goes well with the meta elements in his storytelling.The fact that Act of Sinoalice takes place in our world just add fuel to the flame.
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* The entire game is about the characters trying to meet their authors, but these aren't the original fairytale characters we know. Yoko Taro is technically their true author due to how radically different they are from the originals. This goes well with the meta elements in his storytelling. The fact that the Act of Sinoalice ''[=SINoALICE=]'' takes place in our world just add fuel to the flame.flame.
** Jossed, though it would be cool. Yoko Taro appears in the first chapter of Dorothy and The Three Little Pigs' Act of ''[=SINoALICE=]'' [[spoiler: and dies a rather undignified death at the end of the chapter; his fridge is then raided by the Pigs just to screw with him]].
** Jossed, though it would be cool. Yoko Taro appears in the first chapter of Dorothy and The Three Little Pigs' Act of ''[=SINoALICE=]'' [[spoiler: and dies a rather undignified death at the end of the chapter; his fridge is then raided by the Pigs just to screw with him]].
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* This theory is based on the Taiwanese ending which implied the entire game was all just a dream. With that in mind, it's possible that Alice created Sinoalice as a way of dealing with her mental issues/trauma. The cyclic nature of characters killing each other could be symbolic of Alice feeling trapped in life and being in the verge of killing herself.
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* This theory is based on the Taiwanese and Global ending which implied the entire game was all just a dream. With that in mind, it's possible that Alice created Sinoalice ''[=SINoALICE=]'' as a way of dealing with her mental issues/trauma. The cyclic nature of characters killing each other could be symbolic of Alice feeling trapped in life and being in the verge of killing herself.
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** Jossed; Reality!Hameln is a strict piano teacher who focuses specifically on one student who he believes can put the ultimate beauty in the world through the music the student can make that he polishes.
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** Jossed; Reality!Little Match Girl is a straight out of high school firefighter trainee who wants to overcome her fear of fire and help save people.
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* For a character who was introduced in a supporting role for an annual event, it seemed a lot bigger to the story than it looked. Especially since [[spoiler:it also appeared in Hard Mode of the Act of Elimination (Part 2)]]. I suspect that the cat is in fact Dinah, who is Alice's cat in the original story of ''Alice in Wonderland''.
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* For a character who was introduced in a supporting role for an annual event, it seemed a lot bigger to the story than it looked. Especially since [[spoiler:it also appeared in Hard Mode of the Act of Elimination (Part 2)]]. I suspect that the cat is in fact Dinah, who is Alice's cat in the original story of ''Alice in Wonderland''.Wonderland''.
[[WMG: The ''Creator/{{Sanrio}}'' Partners from ''A Fluffy Encounter'']]
* Since the event's rerun had new Classes, we might as well assume that everyone will get a Sanrio partner:
** Three Little Pigs: Sugarbunnies. Similar to how the Pigs are inseperable, the Sugarbunnies come in pairs and are never seen apart from each other for long Additionally, the main pair specialize in pastries, which fits the Pigs' SweetTooth.
** Kaguya: Wish-Me-Mell, or any rabbit Character not already associated with another ''[=SINoALICE=]'' Character due to the "rabbit on the moon" concept.
** Pinocchio: Moppu from ''Marumofubiyori'', whose lazing around compliments Pinocchio's dependency.
[[WMG: The ''Creator/{{Sanrio}}'' Partners from ''A Fluffy Encounter'']]
* Since the event's rerun had new Classes, we might as well assume that everyone will get a Sanrio partner:
** Three Little Pigs: Sugarbunnies. Similar to how the Pigs are inseperable, the Sugarbunnies come in pairs and are never seen apart from each other for long Additionally, the main pair specialize in pastries, which fits the Pigs' SweetTooth.
** Kaguya: Wish-Me-Mell, or any rabbit Character not already associated with another ''[=SINoALICE=]'' Character due to the "rabbit on the moon" concept.
** Pinocchio: Moppu from ''Marumofubiyori'', whose lazing around compliments Pinocchio's dependency.
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[[WMG: The library is a form of purgatory crested created by Alice]]
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[[WMG: The library is a form of purgatory crested by Alice]]
* This theory is based on the Taiwanese ending which implied the entire game was all just a dream. With that in mind, it's possible that Alice created Sinoalice as a way of dealing with her mental issues/trauma. The cyclic nature of characters killing each other could be symbolic of Alice feeling trapped in life and being in the verge of killing herself.
* This theory is based on the Taiwanese ending which implied the entire game was all just a dream. With that in mind, it's possible that Alice created Sinoalice as a way of dealing with her mental issues/trauma. The cyclic nature of characters killing each other could be symbolic of Alice feeling trapped in life and being in the verge of killing herself.
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[[WMG: Yoko Taro will be the final boss]]
* The entire game is about the characters trying to meet their authors, but these aren't the original fairytale characters we know. Yoko Taro is technically their true author due to how radically different they are from the originals. This goes well with the meta elements in his storytelling.The fact that Act of Sinoalice takes place in our world just add fuel to the flame.
* The entire game is about the characters trying to meet their authors, but these aren't the original fairytale characters we know. Yoko Taro is technically their true author due to how radically different they are from the originals. This goes well with the meta elements in his storytelling.The fact that Act of Sinoalice takes place in our world just add fuel to the flame.
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* For a character who was introduced in a supporting role, it seemed a lot bigger to the story than it looked. Especially since [[spoiler:it also appeared in Hard Mode of the Act of Elimination (Part 2)]]. I suspect that the cat is in fact Dinah, who is Alice's cat in the original story of ''Alice in Wonderland''.
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* For a character who was introduced in a supporting role, role for an annual event, it seemed a lot bigger to the story than it looked. Especially since [[spoiler:it also appeared in Hard Mode of the Act of Elimination (Part 2)]]. I suspect that the cat is in fact Dinah, who is Alice's cat in the original story of ''Alice in Wonderland''.
