History WMG / TwitchPlaysPokemonEmerald

* Jossed in the case of the first three-day timer.

[[WMG: The next run and this run will be played at the same time if the mob fails to win on time.]]

[[WMG: Bill is a [[Amine/ParanoiaAgent Shonen Bat/Lil' Slugger-type entity.]]]]

[[WMG: We will eventually get back to playing Emerald some time after FireRed.]]
It wouldn't just be right to leave A's adventure on a cliffhanger, would it? At some point, between one game or another, A will get a second shot at fighting the Elite Four and get her well-deserved closure.

Zexy is named after the cheat code from ''VideoGame/ColossalCave.'' A is so used to protagonists muttering to themselves in those games that listening to voices doesn't seem out of the ordinary.

Zexy is named after the cheat code from ''VideoGame/ColossalCave.'' A is so used to portagonists muttering to themselves in those games that listening to voices doesn't seem out of the ordinary.

He's grown impatient with waiting for A to release her Pokemon by accident, especially since she knows now to avoid it completely. Consequently, he's using bots to manipulate A directly, evidenced by this recent attempt by bots to access the PC and sabotage her party.

[[WMG: This run won't be completed before the countdown to FireRed ends.]]

The last time there was a countdown in the TwitchPlaysPokemon series, in TwitchPlaysPokemonCrystal, the streamer gave seven days for a more effectively trained party to complete the game with the impetus that the stream would not be continued if the Mob failed to succeed. In TwitchPlaysPokemonEmerald, the streamer has given three days in total for a largely underleveled party to beat the Elite Four and Champion, while effectively acknowledging that FireRed will be run whether or not Emerald is completed, thus creating artificial strife and discontent.

[[WMG: The bots are agents of Bill]]

The last time there was a countdown in the TwitchPlaysPokemon series, in TwitchPlaysPokemonCrystal, the streamer gave seven days for a more effectively trained party to complete the game with the impetus that the stream would not be continued if the Mob failed to succeed. In TwitchPlaysPokemonEmerald, the streamer has given three days in total for a largely underleveled party to beat the Elite Four and Champion, while effectively acknowledging that FireRed will be run whether or not Emerald is completed, thus creating artificial strife and discontent.

He is borne of the protagonists' inability to take responsibility for their actions involving the PC and beyond. The more the protagonists take the blame away from themselves, the stronger he gets. This would explain why the events he's blamed for when connected don't seem to make any sense as to how he'd cause them.

[[WMG: Cabbage the White is the daughter of Cabbage.]]

With Bill resurfacing as the BiggerBad of the TwitchPlaysPokemon series during the Emerald playthrough, it is only natural for his high-ranking officers to bar the final steps of A's journey.

In Anarchy a lot of strange things happened, explained as A rebelling against the Voices. Now that Democracy returned for arguably the emotional climax of the story, it could be that A was willing to work with the Voices to save Hoenn.

[[WMG: A is an older version of the girl from Videogame/{{Petz}}]]
* Videogame/{{Petz}} was played before the emerald playthrough started, and some have taken to believing this because the characters have an uncanny resemblance. After A caught a second and third Poochyena it's starting to look a lot more likely.
** This isn't a WMG, this is practically canon.
*** So, Confirmed.
**** If posting previously established canon counts as confirmed, sure.

[[WMB: The return of Democracy is A and the Voices cooperating.]]

* So wait, [[spoiler:Treecko]] is ManBehindTheMan to Bill?

* Based on the pre-game lore [[spoiler: Treecko]] was considered to be a politician, and so presumably a PR master and potentially a skilled manipulator. Seeing the glory that Lazorgator had obtained and knowing that the voices were coming to Hoenn, [[spoiler:Treecko]] decided to become the starter that would lead the Mob to victory. He perfectly arranged things so that the Mob would be doing its best to get him. Failing that, [[spoiler: Mudkip]] would become the starter, allowing him to be the rival's starter and still get some quality screentime and possibly a few victories over the Mob. However, what he failed to count on was A's rebeliousness. By picking the starter that no one wanted, she ensured that [[spoiler: Treecko]] would be left in Birch's lab for the entire run. [[spoiler:Treecko]] was furious, and wanted revenge on A. At first he was content to let A repeatedly crush herself at Roxanne's gymn, but Marill helped A get past that. [[spoiler:Treecko]] then waited until A was at her most desperate, being repeatedly steamrolled by Watson, when he struck, releasing Zexy, his hated (if unknown) rival. However, Zexy was saved by Dotty and fused with Shedninja. Unable to release Zexninja, [[spoiler:Treecko]] instead arranged for Dotty to be killed as punishment. Oddish had the potential to steal the role as a [[spoiler: grass-type]], Trapinch was a liability and Bird Cop was onto him. There haven't been any releases in a while, but that's been because A has been careful. And if she lets her guard down, [[spoiler:Treecko]] will be waiting...

She's losing, and the mob is taking more control.

* Welcome to Jossedville, population: My own WMG.

[[WMG: If there's still a secret code to get democracy back...]]

What else am I missing...?

* [[FlockOfWolves Obsession with wolves? Check.]]

[[WMG: A is railroading the mob into [[StoryAndGameplayRatio focusing too much on the gameplay to be able to form any story of it until after the run is over]].]]