Well, the first three were created inside their respective games and don’t really know/care about the world outside their cartridges, but unlike them, Grey is the soul of a dead kid, who does probably understand that this world isn’t his, so yeah, makes sense. Also it’s stated that Grey being able to actually attempt to capture/beat Shinto was accidental on his part
Took me a Second To Realize why it’s titled She Isn’t worth the Risk. As I’m assuming this Is Before Steven Goes off the Deep end, Revives Miki and Kills His Brother.
Here's what I'm thinking: Steven, after Miki's death, is grieving and is thinking about killing Mike. Glitchy, Red, and Grey are telling him not to do it, therefore telling Steven to 'Think' and the reason they are all staring at him and Steven's just looking depressed. He's proabably thinking about using Missingno., due to the fact that you can't kill other trainers in the real game. If he does kill Mike (which he does), Steven himself could get deleted from the game and definitely live in forever regret. But he doesn't care, because Steve believes if Mike is dead then Miki will come back to him. And this is why the title is called 'She isn't worth the risk.' BUT THAT'S JUST A THEORY! A GA-(gets deleted) Also, great cover and art!
I'd like there to be a Glitchy Red cover based on this song. Red's the one who went through an epiphany in that creepypasta after all, and Gold/Blake was who he was replaced with.
the missingno is actually controlling his bad side which is why in his pokepasta he was moving on his own after he used it on his charizard (miki) Steven didn't want to kill his brother
