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...and he will be revived, only as a [[DemBones fossilized]] version of his former self. Why? Well, Rythian's series is big on [[AnimalMotifs Mob Motifs]] (Rythian is an enderman, and Zoey has had associated with blazes in the past), and Teep is their [[TheArcher archer]], so it would make sense that he would become a skeleton to complete the motif.
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...and he will be revived, only as a [[DemBones fossilized]] version of his former self. Why? Well, Rythian's series is big on [[AnimalMotifs Mob Motifs]] (Rythian is an enderman, and Zoey has had associated with blazes in the past), and Teep is their [[TheArcher archer]], archer, so it would make sense that he would become a skeleton to complete the motif.
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[[WMG: Lewis and Duncan were memory wiped by Yoglabs]]
* The comments by Lewis imply strongly that Voltz is after Yoglabs, and yet Lewis is back to his normal character, instead of the much more villainous darker Lewis from Yoglabs. Possibly Lewis and Maybe Duncan were memory wiped and dropped into the Voltz world to accomplish something, for instance taking over the place for yoglabs. Lewis will ultimately have to choose whether to return to Yoglabs (probably becoming evil in the process), or fight them off.
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* The comments by Lewis imply strongly that Voltz is after Yoglabs, and yet Lewis is back to his normal character, instead of the much more villainous darker Lewis from Yoglabs. Possibly Lewis and Maybe Duncan were memory wiped and dropped into the Voltz world to accomplish something, for instance taking over the place for yoglabs. Lewis will ultimately have to choose whether to return to Yoglabs (probably becoming evil in the process), or fight them off.
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[[WMG: The Jade Sentinels sealed within the desert are actually:]]
[[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 C'tan.]] They're giant, seemingly omnicidal beings made from living metal.
[[WMG: The final battle will take place in:]]
The Nether, and it will be reached by going through [[BrickJoke the nether portal in front of the yogscave.]] Or in the end, the portal being hidden [[BookEnds under the ice in the exact spot where Simon fell in at the beginning]] (Yogscast, go ahead and steal that idea!)
[[WMG: All the characters with gamertags are real people, possibly the rest of the Yogscast]]
There are at least 20 people on the cast; there are plenty.
* In the Battle of the Breach, Israphel and his Dragons were attacked by skeletons. This suggests that they are on opposing sides.
** Possibly confirmed. Lalna's been said several times to be Fumblemore, including an episode of the Tekkit series.
*** Confirmed; how they changed their names is unknown, but the characters are definitely actors.
*** Either multiple accounts or a server plugin with the /nick command.
[[WMG: Israphel and his minions will be imprisoned in [[http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/The_End The End]]]]
The only way to escape that dimension is to die.
** Semi {{Jossed}}. You can escape The End in the more recent versions. You just gotta kill dragon to do it.
[[WMG: Israphel isn't the true BigBad]]
It just seems weird to me that some guy from Terrorvale who was resurrected by a Nether portal would suddenly have control over [[TheCorruption The Sand]], and be the leader of a gigantic horde of monsters, and the God of a large evil cult. Perhaps he was a sorceror or a worlock in life, but even so, the idea is still hard to swallow. Therefore, I believe that there is a ManBehindTheMan, who is using Israphel as a herald, a vessal, or a general. Who could be the evil behind this conspiracy? My money is on Karpath. He went off with his son Verrigan to fight the Great Evil, and never returned, having supposedly lost his life. It could also be the Great evil.
* Possibly {{Jossed}} as of episode 24, Israphel can travel through time using Nether Portals.
* Actually, Verigan was the father who lost his life in the Sand War and Karpath was the son. Karpath disappeared after establishing the Templars, presumably to go start a family. It's believed at this point that Karpath is Peculier's father who went through the portal under Mistral City and sealed it behind him. Karpath might still end up being the big bad though if his time in the Nether corrupted him.
* As of the latest episode... pretty much confirmed. The sand is actually [[spoiler:A prison for something much MUCH worse.]]
[[WMG: Based on the above entry, there is a ManBehindTheMan. However, it is not Karpath]]
I believe it to be the ultimate evil, the antithesis of good, harmony, and all that is right. The antichrist of Minecraftia and the Brother of Notch himself: The evil '''HEROBRINE!!'''
* I can see where you are going with this but than wouldn't Herobrine be a devil? It is known that notch is worship as a god in their world than you can't take him down.
* Perhaps Notch isn't omnipotent, but just a powerful entity with Godlike powers. That would make Herobrine his EvilCounterpart. He would just be a powerful HumanoidAbomination.
** A deity with godlike powers... like Ridge?
[[WMG: Israphel is [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Israfel]]]]
Because it's just awesome. Also, their faces look similar. I wonder when Israphel will reveal his ability to split himself into two entities.
* Right after ([[TimeTravelTenseTrouble before]]?) our heroes follow him [[TimeTravel back in time]], thus explaining how he has a grave in Terrorvale and one in Mistral City.
** Or he could just, I don't know, be screwing with Simon and Lewis. After all, those weren't real graves.
* I made this connection the first time I heard the name, and didn't actually notice that they were spelled differently until now.
[[WMG: Skylord_Lysander is not actually TheMole]]
Based on Skylord_Lysander's character and personality, it just doesn't seem like him to [[spoiler:betray the heroes]]. I believe that [[spoiler:the real traitor is Skylord_Jasper, and he framed Lysander]]. It just seems like that, as Jasper is a very secretive individual. This is further supported by the prophecy made by Madame_Nubescu for Lewis: [[{{Foreshadowing}} "You will meet a man in blue and a man in red. Do not trust them, for thay are not who they seem to be."]] Jasper wears red, and Lysander wears blue. This may mean that [[spoiler: They will run into Lysander and Jasper, with the two each claiming the other is evil. Lewis, being TheSmartGuy, will remember the prophecy, and realize that Jasper is the evil one.]]
* Partly-{{joss}}ed as of episode 24. It seems that [[spoiler: the man in red was referring to Jock the pirate, as he has burned down BBQ bay.]] Hower also possibly-confirmed as [[spoiler: Jock admits to burning down Minstral City, which previously was blamed on Lysander.]] Maybe he was framed after all.
* The exact phrasing was "You shall be met again by a man in blue and a man in red." The heroes hadn't met Jock by this point so that disqualifies him from the prophecy. Jasper is still the most likely candidate for "man in red." Whether this means he might be a follower of Israphel or the prophecy means something less insidious is still up in the air.
* Confirmed by episode 27, when he's in the dark about [[spoiler:the murders in the Skyhold]]. Confirmed further episode 30, when [[spoiler:Lysander prevented the Cult of Israphel from taking control of the Skyhold.]]
[[WMG: Israphel isn't an NPC.]]
He's a player character just like Xephos and Honeydew. Like most people who play Minecraft, he likes building weird shit, and like most people who play SMP, he's a bit of a troll. He'd heard about Herobrine and thought it would be funny to do something similar, but when the [=NPC=]s and the overarching storyline appeared, he was just as bemused as Simon and Lewis were. And just like how Simon and Lewis have adopted their heroic roles in the story, he decided to go along with his designated role of villain, and recruited a couple of friends to help him (Creeper Boss and Zombie Boss, anyone?). Unfortunately, his enter key is broken, so he can't talk and explain the situation.
* Or he just likes to stay silent to freak them out.
* There are no real [=NPC=]s in Shadow of Israphel. It's the rest of the Yogscast with new skins and a server plugin to change their nametags.
[[WMG: The adventure map playthroughs are flashbacks.]]
There's plenty of precedent for this one, considering Survival Island became the tie-in for the second season, and Professor Griswald made it into the Legend of Verigan. Lewis and Simon were only playing Minecraft for about an ingame week before meeting Old Peculier, and yet are heralded as famous heroes? Doesn't make sense, unless stories have spread of their "past" exploits, exploring strange lands, defeating evil monsters, etc. (Although presumably no one knows about the time when Lewis [[spoiler:became the Grim Reaper, since they didn't really leave enough survivors to tell tales]].)
* This means that Griswald isn't going to be the only familiar face, and now that they're in the Nether we'll be seeing [[spoiler:the wizard Burgmund with his pigmen buddies]].
* Blast. The last bit is {{Joss}}ed with the playthrough of The Return. The rest of it still stands, though.
** Alternativly, they are sidequests.
[[WMG: Israphel can control people with cynicism and the potential for evil in their hearts.]]
This one is quite long, so be ready to be here a while.
This could lead to many possibilities for people being possessed, and well as a possible explanation for [[spoiler:Skylord_Lysander]]'s FaceHeelTurn. Simon will probably be okay due to his childlike innocence, as well as the fact that he is, in some ways, [[GoodIsDumb too stupid to be evil]]. However, Lewis became the GrimReaper in "The Journey", so he might have the tiniest bit of evil in him.
This may include things like hallucinations of Israphel giving him orders, Simon asking what the hell he is doing and Lewis replying he can't control his character and being unable to log off, occasional lapses in control where Lewis tries to fight off the madness, and Lewis hunting down and trying to kill the other heroes. He will probably be saved from it by Simon or an {{NPC}}, fight it off just before making Simon KilledOffForReal, or by being exorcised by Madame_Nubescu, Fumblemore, or Swampy_Bogbeard. If the latter happens, we may see Lewis' character Xephos thrashing around and moving his head in seizure-like jerks. Lewis will then [[ItsPersonal swear revenge]] on Israphel for what he made him do. He may also be forced to [[KickTheDog kill a beloved secondary character, such as Knight_Peculier]]. This will become a BrickJoke, with Israphel trying it again later, only for Lewis to resist easily.
* {{Joss}}ed, at least on what happened to [[spoiler:Lysander (others like Vitali and Jock, who was the ''actual'' one to burn Mistral City is up in the air).]]
* If that does happen, however, it won't be Knight_Peculiar, as [[spoiler:he was killed off in episode 38 due to falling into lava from an incomplete mine cart track.]]
[[WMG: Israphel's plan to get rid of Simon and Lewis involves [[KilledOffForReal eliminating the respawn system.]]]]
Israphel doesn't like the fact that our heroes are functionally immortal. His plan will be to send a minion to sneak over to the checkpoint and surround it with bedrock. This bedrock chamber will be constructed from walls that go all the way from the bottom layer to the top. He will then fill the entire chamber halfway with a sea of lava. This way, if he manages to kill the heroes, they will [[AndIMustScream Respawn in the lava, burn to death within five seconds, respawn again, and burn again, ad infinitum, with no way to escape or die for good]].
[[WMG: In the climax of the story, Simon and Lewis will get superpowers.]]
They will both have massively increased defence, damage and knockback(Things they hit will fly back about 7-10 blocks if nothing is in the way). They will also be able to fly, and move 2-3 times faster than a normal {{NPC}}. They will use these abilities to destroy an entire army of mobs over the course of a few minutes, {{OneHitKO}}ing everything. in sight. They will then engage in an epic final battle against a powered up Israphel in [[{{Hell}} The Nether]]. In addition, Lewis will gain a ridiculously overpowered [[Franchise/StarTrek phaser]], and Simon will gain [[VideoGame/{{Dwarfs}} Beard senses]]. [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu They will then punch out Herobrine]].
* They may just use the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJQaELdKerc thunder gun mod]]. Ooh, that would make a good phaser, wouldn't it?
-->'''Lewis''': Um, I think Creeper_Boss is immune to phasers. [[FeedItWithFire In fact, I think I made it worse.]]
[[WMG: The entire quest for the [[MacGuffin Map Fragments]] is part of Israphel's EvilPlan]]
After the heroes begin searching for the Map Fragment which will help them locate and hopefully defeat him, don't you think he would have tried more drastic measures, like, say, sending a ZergRush of 10,000 Creepers at them and raining [[TheCorruption The Sand]] down from the skies while they were in the temple? I think that the whole Map Fragment jazz is meant to lure Simon and Lewis into a trap, as he seems smart enough to predict that the Map Fragments were a danger to him.
[[WMG: Reverend John's Son is not the real Israphel, and his corpse is the only thing holding Israphel into this world]]
Reverend John had a vision from Israphel to name his son after him and later on, to get him to be killed. After a few years, John had second thoughts so He built St. Creepers and mourned for his son. When Simon and Lewis came and made their Portal, Israphel came through and found the blasted corpse in the crypt. After instructing Reverend John, He went and made his first appearance. When he disappears, he actually ran down and started construction on his castle. Later, Israphel manipulated the portal so that when Simon and Lewis went through it, they ended up on the island. When Simon and Lewis go to the future, You can see he turned the normal world into the nether after chocking all life from it. This is probably because he can really only survive in netherlike conditions.
[[WMG: There are two Israphels]]
In both Terrorvale and Mistral City, there was a grave with Israphel's name. One being Reverend John's apparent son. Therefore, there are two Israphels in the game, one being the Big Bad, and the other perhaps not. Old Peculier said that John's son died 5 years ago, yet there was also the time Israphel attacked Isabel, so why should Peculier still be in contact (and perhaps friends) with the father of someone who attack Isabel?
* Because the {{Backstory}} is still being written. Whether it's TheCorruption [[CosmicRetcon Cosmic Retconning]] the server, or a combination of his canonical TimeTravel powers and RippleEffectProofMemory, as Simon and Lewis keep playing, the game gets more and more complicated.
[[WMG: One of the four main heroes is going to be KilledOffForReal]]
Episode 29 of Shadow of Israphel showed that the Yogscast could pull off real drama and horror. What would be more dramatic if one of our heroes died with a HeroicSacrifice in the final battle? As it would be very unlikely that Xephos and Honeydew would die being THE main characters, that means either Knight_Peculier or Skylord_Lysander. Both have lost their homes and family to Israphel or his followers. They both have more personal reasons for wanting Israphel stopped for good than possibly any other character we've seen and they're both brave enough that they'd make the sacrifice needed to kill Israphel for good.
** [[spoiler:KP has a [[DroppedABridgeOnHim bridge dropped on him]] in episode 38.]]
[[WMG: The Israphel we see is not the true Israphel]]
This Israphel is a mere puppet of a corpse, mutated into its current form and controlled by the True Israphel, the Dark Pharaoh Lehparsi. Lehparsi, being sealed off from the outside world by an obsidian barrier, is using Israphel as his avatar.
* Lehparsi's tomb is located in a sandy area and made of sandstone: a connection to The Sand.
* Simon and Lewis are attacked by a large number of undead at Lehparsi's tomb, possibly acting as guards to keep the heroes from stopping the evil at its source. A connection to the monster army that Israphel seems to have at his disposal.
* Lehparsi's Tomb is blocked by obsidian, and is marked by a sign warning against entry. There ''has'' to be something important down there.
* The tomb was possibly sealed by Verigan himself, as several signs were left by him warning against entering. Also the Livestream special "The Legend of Verigan" suggests that Prof. Grizwald may have been the one who originally set the great evil loose in Minecraftia. Some Grizwald's stuff is found at the tomb. This all suggests a strong connection between Lehparsi and Israphel.
* Leshparsi is Israhpel spelled backwards so there probably is a connection.
[[WMG: Lepharsi is the real BigBad, and Israphel is his vessel.]]
The reason behind the similar names is to give Israphel a SdrawkcabName / MeaningfulName. Lepharsi needs a vessel in the surface world to control The Sand, because [[SealedEvilInACan he cannot leave the Nether]]. This makes Israphel an evil version of TheChosenOne, adding more weight to the "Ultimate battle of good vs evil'' idea.
[[WMG: Knight_Peculier is going to perform TheLastDance with Israphel.]]
In episode 28 of Shadow of Israphel, Lewis and Madame_Nubescu were able to extend Skylord_Baako's life for a few minutes with a rudimentary version of Fumblemore's healing potion with a couple ingredients missing. Knight_Peculier got a much more high quality potion, so his life was extended by, oh, let's say, a month. He realizes this, but is keeping it a secret from the other heroes. [[TakingYouWithMe He wants to defeat Israphel before he bites it.]] In the final battle, Knight_Peculier will reveal this to Simon and Lewis, telling them to [[GoOnWithoutMe go on without him]]. He will then pull a YouShallNotPass on Israphel's army, holding them off for a little while before being killed by either them or The Taint, So that Simon and Lewis can go destroy some kind of portal or artifact keeping Israphel alive/in this world.
** Jossed as of Episode 38(?), sadly.
[[WMG: Simon will use bread as a weapon at some point.]]
Come on, who DOESN'T think that would be funny?
* Well, if they add some traits to their dwarfs from Terry Pratchett's Literature/{{Discworld}} then they could include dwarf battle bread. It would be pretty funny if Honeydew's greatest weapon turns out the be a loaf of dwarf bread.
[[WMG: Honeydew is a dwarf from VideoGame/DwarfFortress.]]
He has quite an impressive beard, his mood occasionally fluctuates wildly, he supposedly loves beer, and has an uncontrolable urge to mine valuble minerals when he sees them. He also has a tendency to die in humorous ways.
* "Honeydew, Miner cancels Construct Stone Staircase: Interrupted by Israphel."
* "Honeydew, Miner cancels Construct TNT Bridge: Interrupted by Creeper."
[[WMG: The Zeppelin Mod will be used to make the skyhold fly at one point.]]
This won't be done until the bugs are worked out. However, just imagine how epic it could be.
* The only problem is the block limit: You can't have any more than 1024 blocks in your ship, and the Skyhold easily breaks that limit. Furthermore, every block must be connected, otherwise parts will be left behind, not only meaning parts could go missing but certain objects on the inside would stop the fort from moving altogether, and they would have to move it back to the exact place it had been and fix it.
[[WMG: In the final battle, TheCavalry will arrive]]
In the form of Hannah, Sips, [[Creator/TheCynicalBrit TotalBiscuit]], and all of Simon and Lewis' Yogscast buddies. It will include Hannah making a PreAssKickingOneLiner, and when [=TotalBiscuit=] is questioned about how he vowed to never play minecraft, he will say "ILied".
** Yogscast buddies? Almost certainly. Hannah? Possibly. Sips and [=TotalBiscuit=]? Doubt that, sorry. Though I do agree with everyone they've met so far joining them, such as Isabel and the pirates, Lysander and the entire Skyhold, etc.
** I think there will be an open call for fans with non-ridiculous Minecraft names... at least so they can let loose a RainOfArrows. It would also be cool if Israphel used server commands to render him and his minions to be ignored by mobs, and spawn hordes of Skeletons, Zombies, and a few Ghasts... who would be taken out by the Skylords, flying planes.
** That would be one [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome epic moment!]]
** As of where we are now in the case, we have a lot of people pledging their support. There's Fumblemore, [[spoiler: Skylord_Lysander and Skylord_Jasper with the Skyhold and other possibly future skylords, Isabelle_Peculiar with Pirate_Tinman and the other Pirates of BBQ Bay Adephon and the Templars... There's also likely to be Spackard, the other non-zombified dwarves of Stoneholm, the carnies... Plus they could also call for help like Neia and Misconduct did and get a ton of people involved.]]
*** Not Tinman. He was fired from the Yogscast a few years ago due to some controversy. I don't know much about it, but you can look it up.
** Adding on to this, WebVideo/GameChap and Bertie might arrive to help as well, with Gamechap wielding the Golden Sword of Justice and Bertie a crud load of TNT and Redstone torches.
[[WMG: The [[{{Filler}} Mod Spotlights]] [[ChekhovsGun will serve]] [[ChekhovsSkill some purpose]] [[ChekhovsGunman in the story]].]]
Just came to me as I made to edit a WMG. Lewis' character has always been mentioned as being a ''spaceman'' [[AnachronismStew in somewhat Medieval times]] yet no one moves to ask him if he has any spage-age weaponry to aid them in battle. I think that will about to change come the final battle against Israphel and all that (vanilla) Minecraftia can throw at them. There will be a sudden change in perspective (someone else takes up the recording job, and it has been shown that Simon does have a recording device) as Lewis says something like "Hold them off! I have an idea!" And goes off. He's gone for a few episodes and then once everything is bleak, Lewis/Xephos [[BigDamnHeroes comes in decked out in the best armor and weaponry from the mods he was showcasing during the filler, guns blazing and swords drawn]]. Israphel gets an OhCrap moment when he gets hit by the [[https://www.youtube.com/user/BlueXephos?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/28/d4p3LMgugUA Uranium Mod's Nuclear Bomb]] and he's barely alive as Xephos comes up to him, forces him through the [[https://www.youtube.com/user/BlueXephos?blend=1&ob=5#p/search/0/xy_fm7a-QqI Lunar Portal]] and traps him on the Moon.
* As a side-note, the POV has alternated between Honeydew and Xephos for a few episodes now.
OR, Like what a previous WMG said, Lewis could offer up the idea to use space-weaponry, and Israphel might just [[DistressedDude kidnap him]] and (from Simon's perspective) they hold a rescue mission to get him back, and it's either they find him locked up and about to be tortured for information, or him wearing the full black [[https://www.youtube.com/user/BlueXephos?blend=1&ob=5#p/search/0/3S9Pi67Fi7I Dark Matter Armor and Dark Matter Sword]] and under some very intense MindControl which results in a IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight with Simon/Honeydew.
[[WMG: Bruno and Simon will become friends.]]
I'm not sure when this will happen, but I think that sometime in the future, Israphel or one of his minions will attack the carnival or just Bruno. Simon and Lewis will save the carnival/him and he'll say these words to Simon: [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments "You, strong. Strong in heart. And strong in might. Me sorry. Will us be friends?"]] And the two will make up and Bruno will never cheat again!
* Oh, he'll cheat. Just offscreen or won't cheat Simon or something.
[[WMG: Israphel will be defeated by...]]
Simon digging a hole. It may be a hole that will lead to lava, may be a hole surrounded by obsidian, ect. But Simon will dig a hole and [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome cry out "I AM A DWARF AND I DIGGY DIGGIED HOLE!"]]
[[WMG: The real hero isn't Simon and Lewis...]]
It's Knight_Peculier! We're just looking at the story from Simon and Lewis' point-of-view.
* Heck, this is practically confirmed, in some senses. Not sure they're all out {{Decoy Protagonist}}s but they're definitely {{Supporting Protagonist}}s. Whatever hearsay and urban legend exists for Simon and Lewis is mostly made up, while Knight_Peculiar is pretty much prophesised... Then again, they could also be prophesised to stand ''with him''. Either way...
* Possibly jossed as of episode 38, [[spoiler: due to his death]].
[[WMG: Lewis realized the connection between Israphel and Lehparsi.]]
In Part 22 of Shadow of Israphel, Lewis was dead set on taking refuge from the mobs that were spawning by breaking down the seal on the tomb, until Simon's started breaking it down. He started to reconsider and could be heard saying "Oh", as though he figured something out. Lewis knows there's a connection between Israphel and Lehparsi, he just doesn't want to tell Simon... for some reason.
* Probably because he figures the writers are up to something and doesn't want to ruin the story.
[[WMG: Fumblemore and Swampy will have a big damn heroes moment together]]
At some point the main characters will be drastically outnumbered and on the brink of death when the brothers arrive at their side and with a mighty shout unleash a bunch of magic (from the Wizardcraft mod). Fumblemore will use the fire spells while Swampy uses the plant and earth spells.
[[WMG: Simon will betray Lewis.]]
The WMG above the one above this one supports this. Simon isn't elaborating on the connection because he wants Lewis to be clueless!!
[[WMG: Next time the heroes battle Israphel, he will have new Bosses.]]
Specifically, an Enderman_Boss, and worse, Silverfish_Boss.
* Will it be Silverfish_Boss or Jeff_Boss?
[[WMG: Israphel IS the Sand God, with the God' form being his original body.]]
He possessed Reverend John's son, also named Israphel, to use as a host, but is seeking to simply regain his full power to terrorize the land.
[[WMG: Israphel and/or some other character is a time traveler.]]
There are multiple instances of highly advanced technology that doesn't seem to have been made by dwarves, and Israphel has a grave in at least two locations and a tomb with a SdrawkcabName so a [[TemporalParadox time paradox]] may be happening here.
[[WMG: In the end of everything, everyone who dies will [[BackFromTheDead Respawn]] ]]
Why are Simon and Lewis able to come back after they die, but the [=NPC=]s don't? Maybe Israphel has messed with the respawning system of the world, but it hasn't affected our main heroes. So when he is defeated all those who have died will return, hopefully [[CameBackWrong as themselves]], and it will be a [[EarnYourHappyEnding big happy ending]].
* Or they get a wish or magical powers or something that allows them to bring people back.
* Xephos said they were blessed by Notch, so potentially Jossed. Or...
[[WMG: [[spoiler: Peculiar will meet Herobrine in VideoGame/TheAether.]]]]
[[spoiler: Many people believe Herobrine to be TheGrimReaper himself. Perhaps Herobrine will allow Peculiar to kill Israphel on one condition: He returns to the Aether with Daisy in tow.]] Tell me what you think.
* [[spoiler: I don't know if they could use the Aether mod that way, and Herobrine hasn't been mentioned at all...]]
** [[spoiler: Well, in universe, Notch is the "God" of Minecraftia, and many people believe Herobrine is Notch's dead brother, so if one exists, the other does too. Plus, it would be an outright awesome way to use Herobrine as something other than a [[WebVideo/BENDrowned digital BEN-esque killer.]]]]
[[WMG: Knight Peculiar will [[spoiler: return from the dead soon]]]]
* His [[spoiler: death]] was way too anticlimatic for him. I could just see him showing up again soon to save the guys when things go wrong.
** See my theory above for exactly how I personally think this will be accomplished.
** That or he returns [[spoiler: as a zombie. Or a radioactive zombie.]]
** My reasoning: [[spoiler: In a recent Custom Map they played, Simon ended up falling into lava but didn't die because there was a secret room underneath. Maybe the same thing happened to KP, and he's just stuck deeper inside the monster now.]]
*** The initial theory kind of makes sense. I mean, [[spoiler: he didn't leave the game after trying to swim in lava, and that kind of [[DroppedABridgeOnHim bridge dropped]] ending for a character that's had so much said about him (we KNOW he's relevant even if we're not sure how) seems clumsy. Israphel clearly has a personal beef with his family line and while it's realistic in... well, reality for people not to actually make it to the end of this kind of crisis, it just doesn't seem like a typical narrative for this kind of story, whereas thinking somebody's dead and their coming back to life ''would''. They ''could'' be going for a nontraditional narrative by pulling an unexpected plot twist, in which case good on them for trying to subvert our expectations and for playing with the common tropes, but... I don't know. Could go either way at this point, depending on the writers.]]
*** [[spoiler: Actually, I think they may have used that to show that even the bravest of heroes can slip up, causing their death.]]
*** Could be. In which case, good on them for trying to do something against the usual plotline, it's a good aversion. It's very likely that it ''was'' scripted and not a total accident as some assume -[[spoiler: Peculier seemed quite eager to get on that particular minecart the second Lewis got out of it, which isn't like the Pecilier actor, who usually only forges ahead when leading the way to something, and the player must had the time to type out the words ''we're getting seperated'' in the approximately five seconds between that, and him going headlong into a radioactive lava pool, which suggests it was typed in advance]]. As Terry Pratchett says, it's sometimes more entertaining if [[spoiler: the hero gets the flu and the milkman has to go and save the world, and if you buy the possible theory that KP was the hero while Lewis and Simon were in more of a SupportingProtagonist role -they fully admit they're admirably, but completely blindly, fumbling their way onwards without really knowing what they're doing- this becomes even more relevant.]] Still the initial theory has some weight, especially if it was an accident.
* There's also the possibility that [[spoiler: he got cloned]].
* He will return as Templar_Peculiar, much more powerful than before. Much like Gandalf.
* Biggest problem with this theory: you said SOON.
[[WMG: Israphel/[[spoiler: The Sand God or whoever the villain is]] created/is linked to creepers.]]
- Israphel has the same face as them.
- The first hostile mob the guys saw in Minecraft was a creeper. Maybe it was a spy/avatar looking to summon it's master by hanging around players who were brave (stupid) enough to build a nether portal?
- Creepers -> gunpowder, gunpowder -> fuel, fuel -> [[spoiler: giant mechanical monster thingies]]?
* Half-jossed. The creepers came from a meteorite that hit Minecraftia shortly before the Verigan special.
** Where is that from? I don't remember that part? [[spoiler: Maybe the Sentinels/giant robot thingies are from space?]]
*** In the legend of Verigan special, they reference a meteor that hit the planet. After that, the creepers started appearing.
[[WMG: If The Sands are [[spoiler: a prison, Israphel is the guard]] ]]
* Pretty self explanitory now that we know that [[spoiler: The sand isn't actually evil. It's a prison. Knowing that, it's pretty safe to say that prisons need guards. And the one most connected to the sand, is Israphel.]] He's there to keep people out and keep people safe.
** Or he was, but he was corrupted when the sands were because of his connection to them.
*** This is actually pretty likely. Good theory.
*** So once the sand crisis is over [[spoiler: he might undergo a HeelFaceTurn ?]]
*** It's a distinct possibility, yes.
[[WMG: Peculier is ''also'' blessed by Notch.]]
* It's entirely reasonable that he just doesn't know because [[spoiler:he's never died before]]. Notice how, in Episode 37, he was able to teleport Simon back after the latter died, teleportation being something [=NPC=]s can't normally do. Also, he [[spoiler:never logged out of Minecraftia]], and at Granny_Bacon's funeral, he fell into a pool of lava and came out completely unharmed.
[[WMG: Simon and Lewis will get fed up of the endless complaints and cancel the series.]]
It will be LaserGuidedKarma and nobody will be surprised, except for the same idiots that caused it.
* Hopefully Jossed; there's now a weekly schedule for Fridays.
** Which lasted literally one week...
*** Well, 1.3 was pretty poorly timed. They're probably updating the mods.
*** They did make a trailer for SOI, saying new episodes would be coming next month. However, 1.4.2 was released shortly after...
[[WMG: Someone is a [[spoiler: clone]]. ]]
Based on the discovery of a [[spoiler: cloning facility]] inside the metal being. I'm going to say it was Israphel.
[[WMG: The reason the next episode of SOI is taking so long is because of 1.3's timing.]]
Cause honestly, I got nothing else.
* it hoenstly makes sense. Lots of updates all at once have probably messed with their plans somewhere (and honestly I wouldn't blame themfor trying to work in all of those clever little command controls that are going to be introduced soon. This series would've been so much easier for them with it...
** SOI will return in November, so they say... But 1.4.2 may have wrecked that as well.
[[WMG: Pirate Tinman was orignially part of Israphel's army]]
If you think about it, it makes perfect sense. In the [[spoiler: BadFuture]] we saw at the beginning of Ep. 25, there was a bunch of evil Tinmen. This implies that there's more than one Tinman out there, but they're all evil. And when Israphel revealed to his army that he was going after Isabel next, Tinman realized who she was and pulled a HeelFaceTurn, found out where she was, and managed to pull of BigDamnHeroes.
[[WMG: The Wither is going to appear as a general in Israphel's army.]]
Think about it. The Wither is a creature of mass destruction, born from the Nether, that exists only to spread pain, misery, and fear. It also only attacks mobs that aren't dead. What do we see in Israphel's army most often? Zombies, skeletons, and other such things. Thusly, the Wither could be Israphel's right-hand man, staying out of the way of conflict until he is needed.
[[WMG: The 'Sunshine of Israpony' mod spotlight is foreshadowing for the real series.]]
[[WMG: The Yogscast wants to finish the Tekkit series before they get back to work on SOI.]]
Believe me, juggling two storied series at the same time is hard enough. Juggling two storied series that require all the right people to be on one Minecraft server at the same time? With different maps for each? The Yogscast probably wants one out of the way so they can do the other one on a more regular basis.
[[WMG: The Yoglabs series will tie in with Shadow of Israphel.]]
Yoglabs started right off the bat with a cutscene, which isn't what the Yogscast usually do with their other series. There's a lot of scripted scenes, with the little maids taking over Yoglabs and having to redo their combat training. They also introduced an "NPC," Dr. Testificate_MD played by someone else at the Yogscast, just like all the other characters (KP, Fumblemore, etc) in Shadow of Israphel. Simon also asked "is this canon?" at one point, implying that it has story elements, and music from SoI played during the Galacticraft episode.
Also, I think Lewis has been acting a little weird in Yoglabs. There's a whole bunch of weird experiments, he's suddenly saying they're evil, storing guns up in case the government ever tried to shut them down, and offhandedly mentioning a whole bunch of alien bacteria and monsters that have infected the place. Also, in the Zombiecraft episode, Simon mentions Duncan at one point and Lewis responds with, "Who's Duncan? He doesn't work for us." It feels like they have something planned with Yoglabs, and I think it's Shadow of Israphel.
* Potentially Jossed by Voltz Episode 25, where Lewis's comments reveal that Yoglabs is canon within the Voltz universe. It's very unlikely that Voltz will tie in as well, because Sips, Sjin, Ridge, and Duncan have never appeared in Shadow of Israphel.
* With the portal shown in "Raiders of the Last Archives", this may be either confirmed or jossed, depending on where they end up.
* Confirmed in a roundabout way [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1LutcZO5hU&feature=youtu.be&t=6m2s this moment in Hannah's Advent Video.]] Lewis says that [[WhamLine everything is in the same universe,]] and we've really been watching Shadow of Israphel all along.
[[WMG: Spacemen will come into the series at some point.]]
Dwarves have already been included, so it's logical that Xephos' people would show up at some point.
[[WMG: The real main character of SOI is [[spoiler: the unnamed Skylord killed by Vitali.]] ]]
He was the only one who [[spoiler: didn't have a name on his grave]] because that would be spoilers. Also, [[spoiler: his grave was the only one Lewis looked inside out of all the dead Skylords.]] Coincidence? Maybe. But I think he's going to be really important someday, like a beautiful butterfly emerging from a cocoon. He will save us all. He will save Minecraftia. He will save Shadow of Israphel from hiatus. And it will be glorious.
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[[WMG: The Jade Sentinels sealed within the desert are actually:]]
[[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 C'tan.]] They're giant, seemingly omnicidal beings made from living metal.
[[WMG: The final battle will take place in:]]
The Nether, and it will be reached by going through [[BrickJoke the nether portal in front of the yogscave.]] Or in the end, the portal being hidden [[BookEnds under the ice in the exact spot where Simon fell in at the beginning]] (Yogscast, go ahead and steal that idea!)
[[WMG: All the characters with gamertags are real people, possibly the rest of the Yogscast]]
There are at least 20 people on the cast; there are plenty.
* In the Battle of the Breach, Israphel and his Dragons were attacked by skeletons. This suggests that they are on opposing sides.
** Possibly confirmed. Lalna's been said several times to be Fumblemore, including an episode of the Tekkit series.
*** Confirmed; how they changed their names is unknown, but the characters are definitely actors.
*** Either multiple accounts or a server plugin with the /nick command.
[[WMG: Israphel and his minions will be imprisoned in [[http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/The_End The End]]]]
The only way to escape that dimension is to die.
** Semi {{Jossed}}. You can escape The End in the more recent versions. You just gotta kill dragon to do it.
[[WMG: Israphel isn't the true BigBad]]
It just seems weird to me that some guy from Terrorvale who was resurrected by a Nether portal would suddenly have control over [[TheCorruption The Sand]], and be the leader of a gigantic horde of monsters, and the God of a large evil cult. Perhaps he was a sorceror or a worlock in life, but even so, the idea is still hard to swallow. Therefore, I believe that there is a ManBehindTheMan, who is using Israphel as a herald, a vessal, or a general. Who could be the evil behind this conspiracy? My money is on Karpath. He went off with his son Verrigan to fight the Great Evil, and never returned, having supposedly lost his life. It could also be the Great evil.
* Possibly {{Jossed}} as of episode 24, Israphel can travel through time using Nether Portals.
* Actually, Verigan was the father who lost his life in the Sand War and Karpath was the son. Karpath disappeared after establishing the Templars, presumably to go start a family. It's believed at this point that Karpath is Peculier's father who went through the portal under Mistral City and sealed it behind him. Karpath might still end up being the big bad though if his time in the Nether corrupted him.
* As of the latest episode... pretty much confirmed. The sand is actually [[spoiler:A prison for something much MUCH worse.]]
[[WMG: Based on the above entry, there is a ManBehindTheMan. However, it is not Karpath]]
I believe it to be the ultimate evil, the antithesis of good, harmony, and all that is right. The antichrist of Minecraftia and the Brother of Notch himself: The evil '''HEROBRINE!!'''
* I can see where you are going with this but than wouldn't Herobrine be a devil? It is known that notch is worship as a god in their world than you can't take him down.
* Perhaps Notch isn't omnipotent, but just a powerful entity with Godlike powers. That would make Herobrine his EvilCounterpart. He would just be a powerful HumanoidAbomination.
** A deity with godlike powers... like Ridge?
[[WMG: Israphel is [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Israfel]]]]
Because it's just awesome. Also, their faces look similar. I wonder when Israphel will reveal his ability to split himself into two entities.
* Right after ([[TimeTravelTenseTrouble before]]?) our heroes follow him [[TimeTravel back in time]], thus explaining how he has a grave in Terrorvale and one in Mistral City.
** Or he could just, I don't know, be screwing with Simon and Lewis. After all, those weren't real graves.
* I made this connection the first time I heard the name, and didn't actually notice that they were spelled differently until now.
[[WMG: Skylord_Lysander is not actually TheMole]]
Based on Skylord_Lysander's character and personality, it just doesn't seem like him to [[spoiler:betray the heroes]]. I believe that [[spoiler:the real traitor is Skylord_Jasper, and he framed Lysander]]. It just seems like that, as Jasper is a very secretive individual. This is further supported by the prophecy made by Madame_Nubescu for Lewis: [[{{Foreshadowing}} "You will meet a man in blue and a man in red. Do not trust them, for thay are not who they seem to be."]] Jasper wears red, and Lysander wears blue. This may mean that [[spoiler: They will run into Lysander and Jasper, with the two each claiming the other is evil. Lewis, being TheSmartGuy, will remember the prophecy, and realize that Jasper is the evil one.]]
* Partly-{{joss}}ed as of episode 24. It seems that [[spoiler: the man in red was referring to Jock the pirate, as he has burned down BBQ bay.]] Hower also possibly-confirmed as [[spoiler: Jock admits to burning down Minstral City, which previously was blamed on Lysander.]] Maybe he was framed after all.
* The exact phrasing was "You shall be met again by a man in blue and a man in red." The heroes hadn't met Jock by this point so that disqualifies him from the prophecy. Jasper is still the most likely candidate for "man in red." Whether this means he might be a follower of Israphel or the prophecy means something less insidious is still up in the air.
* Confirmed by episode 27, when he's in the dark about [[spoiler:the murders in the Skyhold]]. Confirmed further episode 30, when [[spoiler:Lysander prevented the Cult of Israphel from taking control of the Skyhold.]]
[[WMG: Israphel isn't an NPC.]]
He's a player character just like Xephos and Honeydew. Like most people who play Minecraft, he likes building weird shit, and like most people who play SMP, he's a bit of a troll. He'd heard about Herobrine and thought it would be funny to do something similar, but when the [=NPC=]s and the overarching storyline appeared, he was just as bemused as Simon and Lewis were. And just like how Simon and Lewis have adopted their heroic roles in the story, he decided to go along with his designated role of villain, and recruited a couple of friends to help him (Creeper Boss and Zombie Boss, anyone?). Unfortunately, his enter key is broken, so he can't talk and explain the situation.
* Or he just likes to stay silent to freak them out.
* There are no real [=NPC=]s in Shadow of Israphel. It's the rest of the Yogscast with new skins and a server plugin to change their nametags.
[[WMG: The adventure map playthroughs are flashbacks.]]
There's plenty of precedent for this one, considering Survival Island became the tie-in for the second season, and Professor Griswald made it into the Legend of Verigan. Lewis and Simon were only playing Minecraft for about an ingame week before meeting Old Peculier, and yet are heralded as famous heroes? Doesn't make sense, unless stories have spread of their "past" exploits, exploring strange lands, defeating evil monsters, etc. (Although presumably no one knows about the time when Lewis [[spoiler:became the Grim Reaper, since they didn't really leave enough survivors to tell tales]].)
* This means that Griswald isn't going to be the only familiar face, and now that they're in the Nether we'll be seeing [[spoiler:the wizard Burgmund with his pigmen buddies]].
* Blast. The last bit is {{Joss}}ed with the playthrough of The Return. The rest of it still stands, though.
** Alternativly, they are sidequests.
[[WMG: Israphel can control people with cynicism and the potential for evil in their hearts.]]
This one is quite long, so be ready to be here a while.
This could lead to many possibilities for people being possessed, and well as a possible explanation for [[spoiler:Skylord_Lysander]]'s FaceHeelTurn. Simon will probably be okay due to his childlike innocence, as well as the fact that he is, in some ways, [[GoodIsDumb too stupid to be evil]]. However, Lewis became the GrimReaper in "The Journey", so he might have the tiniest bit of evil in him.
This may include things like hallucinations of Israphel giving him orders, Simon asking what the hell he is doing and Lewis replying he can't control his character and being unable to log off, occasional lapses in control where Lewis tries to fight off the madness, and Lewis hunting down and trying to kill the other heroes. He will probably be saved from it by Simon or an {{NPC}}, fight it off just before making Simon KilledOffForReal, or by being exorcised by Madame_Nubescu, Fumblemore, or Swampy_Bogbeard. If the latter happens, we may see Lewis' character Xephos thrashing around and moving his head in seizure-like jerks. Lewis will then [[ItsPersonal swear revenge]] on Israphel for what he made him do. He may also be forced to [[KickTheDog kill a beloved secondary character, such as Knight_Peculier]]. This will become a BrickJoke, with Israphel trying it again later, only for Lewis to resist easily.
* {{Joss}}ed, at least on what happened to [[spoiler:Lysander (others like Vitali and Jock, who was the ''actual'' one to burn Mistral City is up in the air).]]
* If that does happen, however, it won't be Knight_Peculiar, as [[spoiler:he was killed off in episode 38 due to falling into lava from an incomplete mine cart track.]]
[[WMG: Israphel's plan to get rid of Simon and Lewis involves [[KilledOffForReal eliminating the respawn system.]]]]
Israphel doesn't like the fact that our heroes are functionally immortal. His plan will be to send a minion to sneak over to the checkpoint and surround it with bedrock. This bedrock chamber will be constructed from walls that go all the way from the bottom layer to the top. He will then fill the entire chamber halfway with a sea of lava. This way, if he manages to kill the heroes, they will [[AndIMustScream Respawn in the lava, burn to death within five seconds, respawn again, and burn again, ad infinitum, with no way to escape or die for good]].
[[WMG: In the climax of the story, Simon and Lewis will get superpowers.]]
They will both have massively increased defence, damage and knockback(Things they hit will fly back about 7-10 blocks if nothing is in the way). They will also be able to fly, and move 2-3 times faster than a normal {{NPC}}. They will use these abilities to destroy an entire army of mobs over the course of a few minutes, {{OneHitKO}}ing everything. in sight. They will then engage in an epic final battle against a powered up Israphel in [[{{Hell}} The Nether]]. In addition, Lewis will gain a ridiculously overpowered [[Franchise/StarTrek phaser]], and Simon will gain [[VideoGame/{{Dwarfs}} Beard senses]]. [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu They will then punch out Herobrine]].
* They may just use the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJQaELdKerc thunder gun mod]]. Ooh, that would make a good phaser, wouldn't it?
-->'''Lewis''': Um, I think Creeper_Boss is immune to phasers. [[FeedItWithFire In fact, I think I made it worse.]]
[[WMG: The entire quest for the [[MacGuffin Map Fragments]] is part of Israphel's EvilPlan]]
After the heroes begin searching for the Map Fragment which will help them locate and hopefully defeat him, don't you think he would have tried more drastic measures, like, say, sending a ZergRush of 10,000 Creepers at them and raining [[TheCorruption The Sand]] down from the skies while they were in the temple? I think that the whole Map Fragment jazz is meant to lure Simon and Lewis into a trap, as he seems smart enough to predict that the Map Fragments were a danger to him.
[[WMG: Reverend John's Son is not the real Israphel, and his corpse is the only thing holding Israphel into this world]]
Reverend John had a vision from Israphel to name his son after him and later on, to get him to be killed. After a few years, John had second thoughts so He built St. Creepers and mourned for his son. When Simon and Lewis came and made their Portal, Israphel came through and found the blasted corpse in the crypt. After instructing Reverend John, He went and made his first appearance. When he disappears, he actually ran down and started construction on his castle. Later, Israphel manipulated the portal so that when Simon and Lewis went through it, they ended up on the island. When Simon and Lewis go to the future, You can see he turned the normal world into the nether after chocking all life from it. This is probably because he can really only survive in netherlike conditions.
[[WMG: There are two Israphels]]
In both Terrorvale and Mistral City, there was a grave with Israphel's name. One being Reverend John's apparent son. Therefore, there are two Israphels in the game, one being the Big Bad, and the other perhaps not. Old Peculier said that John's son died 5 years ago, yet there was also the time Israphel attacked Isabel, so why should Peculier still be in contact (and perhaps friends) with the father of someone who attack Isabel?
* Because the {{Backstory}} is still being written. Whether it's TheCorruption [[CosmicRetcon Cosmic Retconning]] the server, or a combination of his canonical TimeTravel powers and RippleEffectProofMemory, as Simon and Lewis keep playing, the game gets more and more complicated.
[[WMG: One of the four main heroes is going to be KilledOffForReal]]
Episode 29 of Shadow of Israphel showed that the Yogscast could pull off real drama and horror. What would be more dramatic if one of our heroes died with a HeroicSacrifice in the final battle? As it would be very unlikely that Xephos and Honeydew would die being THE main characters, that means either Knight_Peculier or Skylord_Lysander. Both have lost their homes and family to Israphel or his followers. They both have more personal reasons for wanting Israphel stopped for good than possibly any other character we've seen and they're both brave enough that they'd make the sacrifice needed to kill Israphel for good.
** [[spoiler:KP has a [[DroppedABridgeOnHim bridge dropped on him]] in episode 38.]]
[[WMG: The Israphel we see is not the true Israphel]]
This Israphel is a mere puppet of a corpse, mutated into its current form and controlled by the True Israphel, the Dark Pharaoh Lehparsi. Lehparsi, being sealed off from the outside world by an obsidian barrier, is using Israphel as his avatar.
* Lehparsi's tomb is located in a sandy area and made of sandstone: a connection to The Sand.
* Simon and Lewis are attacked by a large number of undead at Lehparsi's tomb, possibly acting as guards to keep the heroes from stopping the evil at its source. A connection to the monster army that Israphel seems to have at his disposal.
* Lehparsi's Tomb is blocked by obsidian, and is marked by a sign warning against entry. There ''has'' to be something important down there.
* The tomb was possibly sealed by Verigan himself, as several signs were left by him warning against entering. Also the Livestream special "The Legend of Verigan" suggests that Prof. Grizwald may have been the one who originally set the great evil loose in Minecraftia. Some Grizwald's stuff is found at the tomb. This all suggests a strong connection between Lehparsi and Israphel.
* Leshparsi is Israhpel spelled backwards so there probably is a connection.
[[WMG: Lepharsi is the real BigBad, and Israphel is his vessel.]]
The reason behind the similar names is to give Israphel a SdrawkcabName / MeaningfulName. Lepharsi needs a vessel in the surface world to control The Sand, because [[SealedEvilInACan he cannot leave the Nether]]. This makes Israphel an evil version of TheChosenOne, adding more weight to the "Ultimate battle of good vs evil'' idea.
[[WMG: Knight_Peculier is going to perform TheLastDance with Israphel.]]
In episode 28 of Shadow of Israphel, Lewis and Madame_Nubescu were able to extend Skylord_Baako's life for a few minutes with a rudimentary version of Fumblemore's healing potion with a couple ingredients missing. Knight_Peculier got a much more high quality potion, so his life was extended by, oh, let's say, a month. He realizes this, but is keeping it a secret from the other heroes. [[TakingYouWithMe He wants to defeat Israphel before he bites it.]] In the final battle, Knight_Peculier will reveal this to Simon and Lewis, telling them to [[GoOnWithoutMe go on without him]]. He will then pull a YouShallNotPass on Israphel's army, holding them off for a little while before being killed by either them or The Taint, So that Simon and Lewis can go destroy some kind of portal or artifact keeping Israphel alive/in this world.
** Jossed as of Episode 38(?), sadly.
[[WMG: Simon will use bread as a weapon at some point.]]
Come on, who DOESN'T think that would be funny?
* Well, if they add some traits to their dwarfs from Terry Pratchett's Literature/{{Discworld}} then they could include dwarf battle bread. It would be pretty funny if Honeydew's greatest weapon turns out the be a loaf of dwarf bread.
[[WMG: Honeydew is a dwarf from VideoGame/DwarfFortress.]]
He has quite an impressive beard, his mood occasionally fluctuates wildly, he supposedly loves beer, and has an uncontrolable urge to mine valuble minerals when he sees them. He also has a tendency to die in humorous ways.
* "Honeydew, Miner cancels Construct Stone Staircase: Interrupted by Israphel."
* "Honeydew, Miner cancels Construct TNT Bridge: Interrupted by Creeper."
[[WMG: The Zeppelin Mod will be used to make the skyhold fly at one point.]]
This won't be done until the bugs are worked out. However, just imagine how epic it could be.
* The only problem is the block limit: You can't have any more than 1024 blocks in your ship, and the Skyhold easily breaks that limit. Furthermore, every block must be connected, otherwise parts will be left behind, not only meaning parts could go missing but certain objects on the inside would stop the fort from moving altogether, and they would have to move it back to the exact place it had been and fix it.
[[WMG: In the final battle, TheCavalry will arrive]]
In the form of Hannah, Sips, [[Creator/TheCynicalBrit TotalBiscuit]], and all of Simon and Lewis' Yogscast buddies. It will include Hannah making a PreAssKickingOneLiner, and when [=TotalBiscuit=] is questioned about how he vowed to never play minecraft, he will say "ILied".
** Yogscast buddies? Almost certainly. Hannah? Possibly. Sips and [=TotalBiscuit=]? Doubt that, sorry. Though I do agree with everyone they've met so far joining them, such as Isabel and the pirates, Lysander and the entire Skyhold, etc.
** I think there will be an open call for fans with non-ridiculous Minecraft names... at least so they can let loose a RainOfArrows. It would also be cool if Israphel used server commands to render him and his minions to be ignored by mobs, and spawn hordes of Skeletons, Zombies, and a few Ghasts... who would be taken out by the Skylords, flying planes.
** That would be one [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome epic moment!]]
** As of where we are now in the case, we have a lot of people pledging their support. There's Fumblemore, [[spoiler: Skylord_Lysander and Skylord_Jasper with the Skyhold and other possibly future skylords, Isabelle_Peculiar with Pirate_Tinman and the other Pirates of BBQ Bay Adephon and the Templars... There's also likely to be Spackard, the other non-zombified dwarves of Stoneholm, the carnies... Plus they could also call for help like Neia and Misconduct did and get a ton of people involved.]]
*** Not Tinman. He was fired from the Yogscast a few years ago due to some controversy. I don't know much about it, but you can look it up.
** Adding on to this, WebVideo/GameChap and Bertie might arrive to help as well, with Gamechap wielding the Golden Sword of Justice and Bertie a crud load of TNT and Redstone torches.
[[WMG: The [[{{Filler}} Mod Spotlights]] [[ChekhovsGun will serve]] [[ChekhovsSkill some purpose]] [[ChekhovsGunman in the story]].]]
Just came to me as I made to edit a WMG. Lewis' character has always been mentioned as being a ''spaceman'' [[AnachronismStew in somewhat Medieval times]] yet no one moves to ask him if he has any spage-age weaponry to aid them in battle. I think that will about to change come the final battle against Israphel and all that (vanilla) Minecraftia can throw at them. There will be a sudden change in perspective (someone else takes up the recording job, and it has been shown that Simon does have a recording device) as Lewis says something like "Hold them off! I have an idea!" And goes off. He's gone for a few episodes and then once everything is bleak, Lewis/Xephos [[BigDamnHeroes comes in decked out in the best armor and weaponry from the mods he was showcasing during the filler, guns blazing and swords drawn]]. Israphel gets an OhCrap moment when he gets hit by the [[https://www.youtube.com/user/BlueXephos?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/28/d4p3LMgugUA Uranium Mod's Nuclear Bomb]] and he's barely alive as Xephos comes up to him, forces him through the [[https://www.youtube.com/user/BlueXephos?blend=1&ob=5#p/search/0/xy_fm7a-QqI Lunar Portal]] and traps him on the Moon.
* As a side-note, the POV has alternated between Honeydew and Xephos for a few episodes now.
OR, Like what a previous WMG said, Lewis could offer up the idea to use space-weaponry, and Israphel might just [[DistressedDude kidnap him]] and (from Simon's perspective) they hold a rescue mission to get him back, and it's either they find him locked up and about to be tortured for information, or him wearing the full black [[https://www.youtube.com/user/BlueXephos?blend=1&ob=5#p/search/0/3S9Pi67Fi7I Dark Matter Armor and Dark Matter Sword]] and under some very intense MindControl which results in a IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight with Simon/Honeydew.
[[WMG: Bruno and Simon will become friends.]]
I'm not sure when this will happen, but I think that sometime in the future, Israphel or one of his minions will attack the carnival or just Bruno. Simon and Lewis will save the carnival/him and he'll say these words to Simon: [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments "You, strong. Strong in heart. And strong in might. Me sorry. Will us be friends?"]] And the two will make up and Bruno will never cheat again!
* Oh, he'll cheat. Just offscreen or won't cheat Simon or something.
[[WMG: Israphel will be defeated by...]]
Simon digging a hole. It may be a hole that will lead to lava, may be a hole surrounded by obsidian, ect. But Simon will dig a hole and [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome cry out "I AM A DWARF AND I DIGGY DIGGIED HOLE!"]]
[[WMG: The real hero isn't Simon and Lewis...]]
It's Knight_Peculier! We're just looking at the story from Simon and Lewis' point-of-view.
* Heck, this is practically confirmed, in some senses. Not sure they're all out {{Decoy Protagonist}}s but they're definitely {{Supporting Protagonist}}s. Whatever hearsay and urban legend exists for Simon and Lewis is mostly made up, while Knight_Peculiar is pretty much prophesised... Then again, they could also be prophesised to stand ''with him''. Either way...
* Possibly jossed as of episode 38, [[spoiler: due to his death]].
[[WMG: Lewis realized the connection between Israphel and Lehparsi.]]
In Part 22 of Shadow of Israphel, Lewis was dead set on taking refuge from the mobs that were spawning by breaking down the seal on the tomb, until Simon's started breaking it down. He started to reconsider and could be heard saying "Oh", as though he figured something out. Lewis knows there's a connection between Israphel and Lehparsi, he just doesn't want to tell Simon... for some reason.
* Probably because he figures the writers are up to something and doesn't want to ruin the story.
[[WMG: Fumblemore and Swampy will have a big damn heroes moment together]]
At some point the main characters will be drastically outnumbered and on the brink of death when the brothers arrive at their side and with a mighty shout unleash a bunch of magic (from the Wizardcraft mod). Fumblemore will use the fire spells while Swampy uses the plant and earth spells.
[[WMG: Simon will betray Lewis.]]
The WMG above the one above this one supports this. Simon isn't elaborating on the connection because he wants Lewis to be clueless!!
[[WMG: Next time the heroes battle Israphel, he will have new Bosses.]]
Specifically, an Enderman_Boss, and worse, Silverfish_Boss.
* Will it be Silverfish_Boss or Jeff_Boss?
[[WMG: Israphel IS the Sand God, with the God' form being his original body.]]
He possessed Reverend John's son, also named Israphel, to use as a host, but is seeking to simply regain his full power to terrorize the land.
[[WMG: Israphel and/or some other character is a time traveler.]]
There are multiple instances of highly advanced technology that doesn't seem to have been made by dwarves, and Israphel has a grave in at least two locations and a tomb with a SdrawkcabName so a [[TemporalParadox time paradox]] may be happening here.
[[WMG: In the end of everything, everyone who dies will [[BackFromTheDead Respawn]] ]]
Why are Simon and Lewis able to come back after they die, but the [=NPC=]s don't? Maybe Israphel has messed with the respawning system of the world, but it hasn't affected our main heroes. So when he is defeated all those who have died will return, hopefully [[CameBackWrong as themselves]], and it will be a [[EarnYourHappyEnding big happy ending]].
* Or they get a wish or magical powers or something that allows them to bring people back.
* Xephos said they were blessed by Notch, so potentially Jossed. Or...
[[WMG: [[spoiler: Peculiar will meet Herobrine in VideoGame/TheAether.]]]]
[[spoiler: Many people believe Herobrine to be TheGrimReaper himself. Perhaps Herobrine will allow Peculiar to kill Israphel on one condition: He returns to the Aether with Daisy in tow.]] Tell me what you think.
* [[spoiler: I don't know if they could use the Aether mod that way, and Herobrine hasn't been mentioned at all...]]
** [[spoiler: Well, in universe, Notch is the "God" of Minecraftia, and many people believe Herobrine is Notch's dead brother, so if one exists, the other does too. Plus, it would be an outright awesome way to use Herobrine as something other than a [[WebVideo/BENDrowned digital BEN-esque killer.]]]]
[[WMG: Knight Peculiar will [[spoiler: return from the dead soon]]]]
* His [[spoiler: death]] was way too anticlimatic for him. I could just see him showing up again soon to save the guys when things go wrong.
** See my theory above for exactly how I personally think this will be accomplished.
** That or he returns [[spoiler: as a zombie. Or a radioactive zombie.]]
** My reasoning: [[spoiler: In a recent Custom Map they played, Simon ended up falling into lava but didn't die because there was a secret room underneath. Maybe the same thing happened to KP, and he's just stuck deeper inside the monster now.]]
*** The initial theory kind of makes sense. I mean, [[spoiler: he didn't leave the game after trying to swim in lava, and that kind of [[DroppedABridgeOnHim bridge dropped]] ending for a character that's had so much said about him (we KNOW he's relevant even if we're not sure how) seems clumsy. Israphel clearly has a personal beef with his family line and while it's realistic in... well, reality for people not to actually make it to the end of this kind of crisis, it just doesn't seem like a typical narrative for this kind of story, whereas thinking somebody's dead and their coming back to life ''would''. They ''could'' be going for a nontraditional narrative by pulling an unexpected plot twist, in which case good on them for trying to subvert our expectations and for playing with the common tropes, but... I don't know. Could go either way at this point, depending on the writers.]]
*** [[spoiler: Actually, I think they may have used that to show that even the bravest of heroes can slip up, causing their death.]]
*** Could be. In which case, good on them for trying to do something against the usual plotline, it's a good aversion. It's very likely that it ''was'' scripted and not a total accident as some assume -[[spoiler: Peculier seemed quite eager to get on that particular minecart the second Lewis got out of it, which isn't like the Pecilier actor, who usually only forges ahead when leading the way to something, and the player must had the time to type out the words ''we're getting seperated'' in the approximately five seconds between that, and him going headlong into a radioactive lava pool, which suggests it was typed in advance]]. As Terry Pratchett says, it's sometimes more entertaining if [[spoiler: the hero gets the flu and the milkman has to go and save the world, and if you buy the possible theory that KP was the hero while Lewis and Simon were in more of a SupportingProtagonist role -they fully admit they're admirably, but completely blindly, fumbling their way onwards without really knowing what they're doing- this becomes even more relevant.]] Still the initial theory has some weight, especially if it was an accident.
* There's also the possibility that [[spoiler: he got cloned]].
* He will return as Templar_Peculiar, much more powerful than before. Much like Gandalf.
* Biggest problem with this theory: you said SOON.
[[WMG: Israphel/[[spoiler: The Sand God or whoever the villain is]] created/is linked to creepers.]]
- Israphel has the same face as them.
- The first hostile mob the guys saw in Minecraft was a creeper. Maybe it was a spy/avatar looking to summon it's master by hanging around players who were brave (stupid) enough to build a nether portal?
- Creepers -> gunpowder, gunpowder -> fuel, fuel -> [[spoiler: giant mechanical monster thingies]]?
* Half-jossed. The creepers came from a meteorite that hit Minecraftia shortly before the Verigan special.
** Where is that from? I don't remember that part? [[spoiler: Maybe the Sentinels/giant robot thingies are from space?]]
*** In the legend of Verigan special, they reference a meteor that hit the planet. After that, the creepers started appearing.
[[WMG: If The Sands are [[spoiler: a prison, Israphel is the guard]] ]]
* Pretty self explanitory now that we know that [[spoiler: The sand isn't actually evil. It's a prison. Knowing that, it's pretty safe to say that prisons need guards. And the one most connected to the sand, is Israphel.]] He's there to keep people out and keep people safe.
** Or he was, but he was corrupted when the sands were because of his connection to them.
*** This is actually pretty likely. Good theory.
*** So once the sand crisis is over [[spoiler: he might undergo a HeelFaceTurn ?]]
*** It's a distinct possibility, yes.
[[WMG: Peculier is ''also'' blessed by Notch.]]
* It's entirely reasonable that he just doesn't know because [[spoiler:he's never died before]]. Notice how, in Episode 37, he was able to teleport Simon back after the latter died, teleportation being something [=NPC=]s can't normally do. Also, he [[spoiler:never logged out of Minecraftia]], and at Granny_Bacon's funeral, he fell into a pool of lava and came out completely unharmed.
[[WMG: Simon and Lewis will get fed up of the endless complaints and cancel the series.]]
It will be LaserGuidedKarma and nobody will be surprised, except for the same idiots that caused it.
* Hopefully Jossed; there's now a weekly schedule for Fridays.
** Which lasted literally one week...
*** Well, 1.3 was pretty poorly timed. They're probably updating the mods.
*** They did make a trailer for SOI, saying new episodes would be coming next month. However, 1.4.2 was released shortly after...
[[WMG: Someone is a [[spoiler: clone]]. ]]
Based on the discovery of a [[spoiler: cloning facility]] inside the metal being. I'm going to say it was Israphel.
[[WMG: The reason the next episode of SOI is taking so long is because of 1.3's timing.]]
Cause honestly, I got nothing else.
* it hoenstly makes sense. Lots of updates all at once have probably messed with their plans somewhere (and honestly I wouldn't blame themfor trying to work in all of those clever little command controls that are going to be introduced soon. This series would've been so much easier for them with it...
** SOI will return in November, so they say... But 1.4.2 may have wrecked that as well.
[[WMG: Pirate Tinman was orignially part of Israphel's army]]
If you think about it, it makes perfect sense. In the [[spoiler: BadFuture]] we saw at the beginning of Ep. 25, there was a bunch of evil Tinmen. This implies that there's more than one Tinman out there, but they're all evil. And when Israphel revealed to his army that he was going after Isabel next, Tinman realized who she was and pulled a HeelFaceTurn, found out where she was, and managed to pull of BigDamnHeroes.
[[WMG: The Wither is going to appear as a general in Israphel's army.]]
Think about it. The Wither is a creature of mass destruction, born from the Nether, that exists only to spread pain, misery, and fear. It also only attacks mobs that aren't dead. What do we see in Israphel's army most often? Zombies, skeletons, and other such things. Thusly, the Wither could be Israphel's right-hand man, staying out of the way of conflict until he is needed.
[[WMG: The 'Sunshine of Israpony' mod spotlight is foreshadowing for the real series.]]
[[WMG: The Yogscast wants to finish the Tekkit series before they get back to work on SOI.]]
Believe me, juggling two storied series at the same time is hard enough. Juggling two storied series that require all the right people to be on one Minecraft server at the same time? With different maps for each? The Yogscast probably wants one out of the way so they can do the other one on a more regular basis.
[[WMG: The Yoglabs series will tie in with Shadow of Israphel.]]
Yoglabs started right off the bat with a cutscene, which isn't what the Yogscast usually do with their other series. There's a lot of scripted scenes, with the little maids taking over Yoglabs and having to redo their combat training. They also introduced an "NPC," Dr. Testificate_MD played by someone else at the Yogscast, just like all the other characters (KP, Fumblemore, etc) in Shadow of Israphel. Simon also asked "is this canon?" at one point, implying that it has story elements, and music from SoI played during the Galacticraft episode.
Also, I think Lewis has been acting a little weird in Yoglabs. There's a whole bunch of weird experiments, he's suddenly saying they're evil, storing guns up in case the government ever tried to shut them down, and offhandedly mentioning a whole bunch of alien bacteria and monsters that have infected the place. Also, in the Zombiecraft episode, Simon mentions Duncan at one point and Lewis responds with, "Who's Duncan? He doesn't work for us." It feels like they have something planned with Yoglabs, and I think it's Shadow of Israphel.
* Potentially Jossed by Voltz Episode 25, where Lewis's comments reveal that Yoglabs is canon within the Voltz universe. It's very unlikely that Voltz will tie in as well, because Sips, Sjin, Ridge, and Duncan have never appeared in Shadow of Israphel.
* With the portal shown in "Raiders of the Last Archives", this may be either confirmed or jossed, depending on where they end up.
* Confirmed in a roundabout way [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1LutcZO5hU&feature=youtu.be&t=6m2s this moment in Hannah's Advent Video.]] Lewis says that [[WhamLine everything is in the same universe,]] and we've really been watching Shadow of Israphel all along.
[[WMG: Spacemen will come into the series at some point.]]
Dwarves have already been included, so it's logical that Xephos' people would show up at some point.
[[WMG: The real main character of SOI is [[spoiler: the unnamed Skylord killed by Vitali.]] ]]
He was the only one who [[spoiler: didn't have a name on his grave]] because that would be spoilers. Also, [[spoiler: his grave was the only one Lewis looked inside out of all the dead Skylords.]] Coincidence? Maybe. But I think he's going to be really important someday, like a beautiful butterfly emerging from a cocoon. He will save us all. He will save Minecraftia. He will save Shadow of Israphel from hiatus. And it will be glorious.
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I'm not sure when this will happen, but I think that sometime in the future, Israphel or one of his minions will attack the carnival or just Bruno. Simon and Lewis will save the carnival/him and he'll say these words to Simon: [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming "You, strong. Strong in heart. And strong in might. Me sorry. Will us be friends?"]] And the two will make up and Bruno will never cheat again!
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I'm not sure when this will happen, but I think that sometime in the future, Israphel or one of his minions will attack the carnival or just Bruno. Simon and Lewis will save the carnival/him and he'll say these words to Simon: [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments "You, strong. Strong in heart. And strong in might. Me sorry. Will us be friends?"]] And the two will make up and Bruno will never cheat again!
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After the heroes begin searching for the Map Fragment which will help them locate and hopefully defeat him, don't you think he would have tried more drastic measures, like, say, sending a ZergRush of 10,000 Creepers at them and raining [[TheCorruption The Sand]] down from the skies while they were in the temple? I think that the whole Map Fragment jazz is meant to lure Simon and Lewis into a trap, as he seems GenreSavvy enough to predict that the Map Fragments were a danger to him.
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After the heroes begin searching for the Map Fragment which will help them locate and hopefully defeat him, don't you think he would have tried more drastic measures, like, say, sending a ZergRush of 10,000 Creepers at them and raining [[TheCorruption The Sand]] down from the skies while they were in the temple? I think that the whole Map Fragment jazz is meant to lure Simon and Lewis into a trap, as he seems GenreSavvy smart enough to predict that the Map Fragments were a danger to him.
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* In trying to pursue Lalnable and Specimen 5, Duncan and Kim will sabotage the plans and kick off a disastrous war that pulls everybody together and results in mass carnage, leaving most of the established servers in ruins. Lewis will be presumed dead after falling into the chemical waste within a crumbling Sentinel, Lalnable will be wounded and trapped for eternity inside a malfunctioning cloning chamber within the Sentinel, and whichever heroes survived the conflict will go off to start settlements elsewhere.
* In reality, though, Lewis is actually transformed by the waste, whitening his skin, reddening his eyes, and giving him a Creeper-esque frown - thus completing the shift that's been teased ever since the strange sight of Israphel with Lewis's avatar's outfit. Hundreds of years later, clones of Lewis and Simon will
* In reality, though, Lewis is actually transformed by the waste, whitening his skin, reddening his eyes, and giving him a Creeper-esque frown - thus completing the shift that's been teased ever since the strange sight of Israphel with Lewis's avatar's outfit. Hundreds of years later, clones of Lewis and Simon will
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* In trying to pursue Lalnable and Specimen 5, Duncan and Kim will sabotage the initial plans and kick off a disastrous war that pulls everybody together and results in mass carnage, leaving most of the established servers in ruins. Lewis will be presumed dead after falling into the chemical waste within a crumbling Sentinel, Lalnable will be wounded and trapped for eternity inside a malfunctioning cloning chamber within the same Sentinel, and whichever heroes survived the conflict will go off to start settlements elsewhere.
* In reality, though, Lewis is actually transformed by the waste, whitening his skin, reddening his eyes, and giving him a Creeper-esque frown - thus completing the shift that's been teased ever since the strange sight of Israphel with Lewis's avatar's outfit. Unable to salvage the wrecked Sentinels without a sacrifice to power them, and with the Flux having been shaped into the Sands and in turn into the Taint Of Israphel, Lewis / Israphel will lurk in the shadows for centuries, biding his time to dig up his old schemes. In the mean time, legends of the conflict drive various figures around the heroes' settlements to find Israphel and join his ranks, whether willingly or by being infected with the Taint.
* Hundreds or thousands of years later, Israphel will be able to jury-rig the Sentinel's wrecked cloning system into developing two final perfect clones of Lewis andSimon will
Simon, derived from the genetic material leftover from the old war, and deliver them to the site of what was once the Yoglabs entrance (now the shadowy cave where the Nether Portal will later be erected). Knowing how the duo would behave without any memories of the world, Israphel would manipulate and torment them, exploiting their various ventures to work on bringing his plans to fruition and awaken the Sentinels / release the Sands...
* In reality, though, Lewis is actually transformed by the waste, whitening his skin, reddening his eyes, and giving him a Creeper-esque frown - thus completing the shift that's been teased ever since the strange sight of Israphel with Lewis's avatar's outfit. Unable to salvage the wrecked Sentinels without a sacrifice to power them, and with the Flux having been shaped into the Sands and in turn into the Taint Of Israphel, Lewis / Israphel will lurk in the shadows for centuries, biding his time to dig up his old schemes. In the mean time, legends of the conflict drive various figures around the heroes' settlements to find Israphel and join his ranks, whether willingly or by being infected with the Taint.
* Hundreds or thousands of years later, Israphel will be able to jury-rig the Sentinel's wrecked cloning system into developing two final perfect clones of Lewis and
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[[WMG: SOI is the end of the timeline.]]
It's not perfect and doesn't account for every series, but it's likely close.
* Lalnable Hector's mysterious master is actually the [[AxCrazy Yoglabs]] [[MadScientist incarnation]] of Lewis, and the whole scheme in Flux Buddies is a science experiment relating to the perfection of cloning and the spread of Flux. It's already known that Lalnable originates from the Yoglabs universe, so this is virtually a given.
* Lewis is trying to perfect this because Yoglabs has signed a huge deal with [[BigBad Hat Corp]] to collaborate on creating the ultimate weapons: gargantuan robots capable of destroying entire servers and spawning perfect clone armies. These weapons, the Jade Sentinels, would give Hat Corp an edge over everybody else and feed into Lewis's rapidly declining sanity and lust for power - or maybe even tie in in some way to the mysterious robot threat teased at the end of "Clone Labs". Meanwhile, the Flux / [[MeaningfulName Taint]] is being used to develop another weapon, a more efficient form of TheCorruption to go along with the march of the Sentinels.
* In trying to pursue Lalnable and Specimen 5, Duncan and Kim will sabotage the plans and kick off a disastrous war that pulls everybody together and results in mass carnage, leaving most of the established servers in ruins. Lewis will be presumed dead after falling into the chemical waste within a crumbling Sentinel, Lalnable will be wounded and trapped for eternity inside a malfunctioning cloning chamber within the Sentinel, and whichever heroes survived the conflict will go off to start settlements elsewhere.
* In reality, though, Lewis is actually transformed by the waste, whitening his skin, reddening his eyes, and giving him a Creeper-esque frown - thus completing the shift that's been teased ever since the strange sight of Israphel with Lewis's avatar's outfit. Hundreds of years later, clones of Lewis and Simon will
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* After Knight Peculier's death,Israphel easily defeats Honeydew and Xephos and becomes almost a god. Taking on the name Skobels, he traveled to the main dimension (YCP/GC/Tekkit etc), and defeats that universe's version of him, Derpules, who'd been looking for a champion after the sad death of his first, Simon. Skobels brings his universe's version of Simon with him, since he enjoys tormenting him so much.
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* After Knight Peculier's death,Israphel easily defeats Honeydew and Xephos and becomes almost a god.releases the Sand God Skobels. Taking on the name Skobels, he traveled to the main dimension (YCP/GC/Tekkit etc), and defeats that universe's version of him, Derpules, who'd been looking for a champion after the sad death of his first, Simon. Skobels brings his universe's version one of the evil Simon clones with him, since he enjoys tormenting him so much.and that's who the new Simon is in ToS.
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* The Honeydew, Inc. team , Sipsco, and Ridgedog use this power to travel to different dimensions, but the destination changes after the Flux explosion at Duncan's Castle. Unable to return back to their homeland, they blame each other, separating into the universe that replaced their own: Moonquest. This is when the Moonquest series form. Unbeknownst to everyone else, a homesick Sjin continued searching desperately for their homeland, and eventually found it, though hundreds of years in the future. He used this return book as a bargaining chip to get the gentlemen to let him join them on Mars in his hunt for Sips. They agree and eventually return to the old Jaffa Factory.
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* The Honeydew, Inc. team , Sipsco, and Ridgedog use this power to travel to different dimensions, but the destination changes after the Flux explosion at Duncan's Castle.Castle in The Apprentice. Unable to return back to their homeland, they blame each other, separating into the universe that replaced their own: Moonquest. This is when the Moonquest series (Moonquest, Galacticraft, Sips Co. Space Program, etc) form. Unbeknownst to everyone else, a homesick Sjin continued searching desperately for their homeland, and eventually found it, though hundreds of years in the future. He used this return book as a bargaining chip to get the gentlemen to let him join them on Mars in his hunt for Sips. They agree and eventually return to the old Jaffa Factory, eventually leading to Hole Diggers, Deep Space Mine, and Dirt Factory.
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* Firstly you have all of the Tekkit/Yogcraft series (Jaffa Factory, Sipsco, Blackrock, Owl Island, Duncan's Lab, etc.) Voltz also takes place during this time. Eventually, this leads to Site Bee, Feed the World, etc; eventually ending with The Apprentice.
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and Moonquest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the Sipsco Space Program and Sjintech Space Rescue (it should be noted that Chaosville (Season 2, at least) takes place around this time as well).
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and Moonquest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the Sipsco Space Program and Sjintech Space Rescue (it should be noted that Chaosville (Season 2, at least) takes place around this time as well).
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* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and Moonquest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the Sipsco Space Program and Sjintech Space Rescue (it should be noted that Chaosville(Season 2, (or Season 2 of it, at least) takes place around this time as well).
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and Moonquest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the Sipsco Space Program and Sjintech Space Rescue (it should be noted that Chaosville
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* As for YogLabs, Yoglabs, it's place is overarching I believe. It exists at some point prior to Voltz at the earliest, and has continued across all series in the background, and given the hints of it existing in the future (see: Flux Buddies), it it's likely to continue as such.
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[[WMG: Here's a timeline theory that takes into account the multiple Duncans.]]
* Firstly you have all of the Tekkit/Yogcraft series, eventually ending with The Apprentice.
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and MoonQuest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the SipsCo Space Program and SjinTech Space Rescue
* More to come.
* Firstly you have all of the Tekkit/Yogcraft series, eventually ending with The Apprentice.
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and MoonQuest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the SipsCo Space Program and SjinTech Space Rescue
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* Firstly you have all of the Tekkit/Yogcraftseries, series (Jaffa Factory, Sipsco, Blackrock, Owl Island, Duncan's Lab, etc.) Voltz also takes place during this time. Eventually, this leads to Site Bee, Feed the World, etc; eventually ending with The Apprentice.
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) andMoonQuest Moonquest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the SipsCo Sipsco Space Program and SjinTech Sjintech Space Rescue
Rescue (it should be noted that Chaosville (Season 2, at least) takes place around this time as well).
*More Obviously, this is immediately followed by all of the Yogs Complete series (Hole Diggers, Sjin's Farm, Sipsco Factory, Magic Police, Evicted, Flux Buddies, and many, many more), which is itself followed by the Flux Buddies 2.0 server series and all other series in that frame (Druidz, Time Cops, Rule the World, etc).
* Then, about 1,000 years after this, you have Deep Space Mine.
* As for YogLabs, it's place is overarching I believe. It exists at some point prior tocome.
Voltz at the earliest, and has continued across all series in the background, and given the hints of it existing in the future (see: Flux Buddies), it likely to continue as such.
* So basically the IRL release order with a few liberties taken:
* Old Tekkit > New Tekkit > Yoglabs (Start) > Yogcraft & Voltz > The Apprentice > Galacticraft/Moonquest & Chaosville > Yogs Complete > Flux 2.0 > Yoglabs (Theoretical End Point) > Deep Space Mine
* Firstly you have all of the Tekkit/Yogcraft
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and
*
* Then, about 1,000 years after this, you have Deep Space Mine.
* As for YogLabs, it's place is overarching I believe. It exists at some point prior to
* So basically the IRL release order with a few liberties taken:
* Old Tekkit > New Tekkit > Yoglabs (Start) > Yogcraft & Voltz > The Apprentice > Galacticraft/Moonquest & Chaosville > Yogs Complete > Flux 2.0 > Yoglabs (Theoretical End Point) > Deep Space Mine
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* Firstly you have all of the Tekkit/Yogcraft series, eventually ending with The Apprentice.
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and MoonQuest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the SipsCo Space Program and SjinTech Space Rescue
* More to come.
* Firstly you have all of the Tekkit/Yogcraft series, eventually ending with The Apprentice.
* Galacticraft (Kim and Duncan) and MoonQuest follow next, happening at more less the same time, along with the SipsCo Space Program and SjinTech Space Rescue
* More to come.
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** Adding on to this, GameChap and Bertie might arrive to help as well, with Gamechap wielding the Golden Sword of Justice and Bertie a crud load of TNT and Redstone torches.
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** Adding on to this, GameChap WebVideo/GameChap and Bertie might arrive to help as well, with Gamechap wielding the Golden Sword of Justice and Bertie a crud load of TNT and Redstone torches.
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They're giant, seemingly omnicidal beings made from living metal.
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