Mono: The Story You Never Knew (Little Nightmares 2) 

My boys! Are back! God I missed that intro, I'm so glad to hear that you two are well (': Lovely job, as usual. Missed seeing your lovely face and hearing your buttery voice (I would like to highlight that that is like 45% a joke and 55% serious). Anyways, beautiful game, very fun video, ciao

I read a lot of theorists saying the eye Monster rules over all others in the world and has a conscious of its own, it absorbs the viewers bodies and combines them with its own after draining their bodies of every last bit of their life force(souls). They said the eye was always watching mono and six through the TVs and had attempted to capture mono by using six as bait and a temporary host for the signal, it was always planning on getting to mono since his power allows its transmission to be broadcasted. They also said it felt threatened by mono and six working together because their teamwork would have allowed mono to end his loop, so it made plans to separate them by forcing them to fight each other. But that’s just what they believe, anything is valid at this point if you got the evidence to support it.

Spoilers for the LN mobile game ↓ ↓ ↓ I feel like another contributor for Six to act on her more negative emotions would be because of the girl in the yellow raincoat’s death in the mobile game. There was a cliff at the end and, instead of saving herself and going straight for the raft in the water, she helped the girl by attempting to stop the pretender with the boulder. This is also in spite of the girl (unknowingly) locking Six out of the shed before this. But it didn’t work and the girl in the raincoat still died. Six also doesn’t attempt to save any of the children in the maw, even using a cage with a child in it to reach a rope. Saving others must have felt futile and the best course of action in her mind would be to not get close to anyone otherwise it could mean getting hurt again. How Six ended up at the Nest in the first place also intrigues me. I wonder if she had any previous interactions with the Pretender that started this cycle of cynicism.

Imagine if there was alternate ending if she didn't lose faith in him.

I'd really like for Six to have a redemption where to succeed in the game, she has no choice but to learn to trust, and this gives her an opportunity to reconnect with Mono and stop him becoming the Tall man, but the game is choice based, if you make too many "don't trust" options earlier in the game, you get the Bad ending, but if you do take the chance to trust (which doesn't necessarily lead to a positive experience every time), you get an eerie Friendship ending where you realise it's just a handful of children facing a fairly doomed future together, instead of alone, like a bleak hope.

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My theory is that the first Thin Man we encounter isn't Mono. He's just the last guy the Eye selected as its enforcer. When Mono killed the Thin Man, the Eye decided to make him into a replacement. "You killed the last guy, so you're clearly stronger than him. Congratulations... You've got the job."

plot twist: you will never find out why six dropped mono welcome back king!

Older mono can’t kill young mono because he would be killing him self stoping his own existence in time which means he’s never there to kill younger mono in the first place. but Younger mono can kill older mono but must die the same way in the time line trapping Mano in a death loop of young mono killing older Mnon and becoming old mono/the fin man.

the only reason mono becomes the thin man is because he was dropped into the eye and corrupted by 6! she literally created the thing she was afraid of. it's a time loop. if she had broken the cycle, and chosen not to do that... Mono would have never become the thin man.

For some reason, I always thought of the beginning scene in the forest as the start of a new time loop. Like in Bioshock Infinite with the chalkboard, the TVs represent the amount of times a Mono entered into the loop. I could be reading between invisible lines though since nothing is truly definite in the game.

“Why Treesicle came back: The story you knew ”

You know I never thought about this, but Six didn't know that the Thin Man was dead to begin with. She didn't see Mono kill him, so she probably thought it might have been a trick the Thin Man was playing on her.

Honestly death for Mono would have been a mercy for him.

mono didnt even die tho, the cycle just repeated itself as he grew into the thin man once again... team mono forever

40 days is at the high end of how long someone can survive without food if they have access to water...that could be why there were 40 marks, especially since there are so many references to hunger and consumption in this game

The doctor didn't come across as taking advantage of anyone. Between his anxious breathing and close attention to his patients, he always seemed more like a victim. This is backed up by the achievement you get if you spare him: "It's crueler to keep him alive."

"Its been a while, hasn't it?" Yeah, understatement of the year

Six worried so much about breaking the cycle and the danger, she ended up creating the cycle istself.

Didn't the creators say something like "If you start comparing the Little Nightmares world to our own we didn't do a good enough job." because they wanted to make a unique world that didn't mirror anything specific from our own?

Great video! The thing I like about this ending are the different layers. From the most straight-forward, plot driven view, she dropped him because she realized he was the thin man. From a more character building lens, we can see how she comes to associate mono with being trapped (this came from another RU-vidr, I can't remember who), and he keeps destroying her music box, her escape from reality. He also indirectly gets her captured by the bullies, taken by the thin man and even almost buried in rubble. In her head, mono destroys safety both physically and through the entanglement of having someone care about her. Then there's the sheer force of the trauma six has seen. The way the girl in the yellow raincoat died after saying her. The doubtless dozens of friends she's seen killed, kidnapped, and hurt. The shock of living through whatever made the world so horrible and knowing that children are literally killer and made into food. The moment before she drops him is a long one. It's a moment of realization, hesitation, and even malice. I see it as her realizing Mono is the Thin Man, having the initial urge to drop him, contemplating and doubting her decision, and then making the decision and letting him stew in that moment of uncertainty for all the pain he caused. I've always thought of Little Monsters as a metaphor for the ways society uses people, literally grinds people up, to keep the system going forward. In real life, lots of children end up as calloteral damage in this cruel world. It's the same for the Pale City and the Maw. The name Little Monsters has always meant four things to me. One, it signifies children. People call children "monsters," sometimes when they're out of control. But generally, when a child does something awful, whether from a moral standpoint or a societal one, it's because of what's going on in their life and not the same adult wish to cause harm. People are often afraid of children because there's a kind of undeveloped wildness to them. (Which, of course, is just part of growing up and healthy adults recognize that and meet children where they're at developmentally.) Two, Little Monsters refers to how the world changes us and shapes us and it's hard to escape unharmed. We have to do monstrous things to survive, but they're not the same kind of systemic crimes at the core of our society. It's just a little bit of evil. Third, Little Monsters delves into the complex moral question of a child who does something truly bad or cruel. Again, Six is a product of her evironment. I don't blame her for things the way I would an adult. But there are things you do as a child that define you as an adult. And Six has certainly does those. She bears responsibility for that and has to figure out how to live with it and maybe one day confront it when she's older. Which, for me, comes at the end of Little Nightmares 1 where she kills the guests on the Maw and, exhausted, just sits on the beach and stares. Last, Little Monsters is about intergenerational trauma. The way children can be an echo of the adults in their life. How the mistakes of one parent can be passed down in a toxic cycle with a, "This is how I was raised and I'm fine," kind of mentality. How you can go from being the victim your youth to being a perpetrator as an adult. How abuse, neglect, and societal collapses creates these, "Little Nightmares." Children who have to do awful things to survive. Who make adults uneasy because they reflect all their personal misgivings and mistakes right back at a parent. And, as this RU-vid video points out, the only way out is to break the chain of violence with love and trust. The name Six is intruiging because it implies a One, Two, Three, Four and Five. It could be a callous way of naming children. It could be a name indicating generation. My favorite theory is that it refers to the time loop. This is the sixth rendition. In this one, Six dropped Mono and continued the cycle with the Thin Man. It could even apply to the Lady. Could the Lady be Five? Did her methods end in bloodshed too? This begs the question, will there be a seventh cycle? In a perfect world I'd love to see a Little Nightmares 3 where Seven walks a new path. Maybe you play as Six and Seven. Six with her new powers, jumping into other dimensions and worlds and defeating the big monsters, as with the Lady and the Thin Man. Meanwhile Seven walks through some familiar paths, maybe on the heels of Six, making similar decisions, but having a more open and trusting relationship. The two finally meet at the moment when Six/Seven drops Mono and together decide to pull him up. Then Six and Seven merge, or Seven disappears because Six has changed the timeline, and Six and Mono walk off into a world freed from the signal, finally ready for a fresh start. I can dream, can't I?

I think this is the one theory that I actually like the most about Mono's fate in LN 2. I reckon, if they were to make another game, there would be another child. But this time, a child with power over TIME. The Signal Tower would want that power to both use and ensure that no one else can use it against the signals. So, we would like see Thinman (Mono) again. Would we see Six? I don't know. She's the icon of Little Nightmares, but I don't think she would have as much screen time as she has in the past couple of games. But imagine that. A third game centred around a child who is learning to manipulate TIME. We have the child with power and strength (Six), the child who can bend and manipulate the desires and evil of others (Mono) and finally the child that has control over time itself... Next time you die in any Little Nightmares game ever, ask yourself this: Did you wake up from a dream? Or a distant memory of an alternate time...

I'm late to this but I think you excellently explain Six's character development. It's one of my favorite character developments in any media ever, and usually I see people do a disservice to it by acting as if she was always secretly evil. I don't think she even is evil, and I think you perfectly explained what I've felt this whole time. She's just a child in a horrible, horrible world, and it messes her up. We WATCH it mess her up over the course of the game. The note about revolution fits perfectly, as does the note about her being more fueled by hate at hateful people. Children only know what they see. Everyone I talk to seems to miss that a) she's a child and b) when taking into consideration what she's going through, all of her actions make sense. I think to say that she was evil all along does a huge disservice to one of the most subversive character development plotlines I've ever seen, because it's not often you see a character develop into something WORSE, and if you do it's usually done poorly. Six to me makes perfect sense as a product of her world, and I can't wait to see where Bandai takes her in the next game.

Mono's fate was kinda fair for me. Behind Six was a static screen, and she was holding the dude who released a slender man last time she saw him touched the TV. It was understandable. In addition, Mono's fate somewhat stem from his own actions, going after Six, ripping a part of her soul out, putting her in the realm of the tower that deformed her, they turned out to be even. During the time she was captured she could have possibly learned the truth that Thin Man is Mono, if so it's even more logical she wanted Mono dead

Here's another idea as to why six let go of mono: since he was saying Six knew the face of the Thin Man and that is the same as mono just younger so I guess she knew what the Thin Man could do and so to prevent this she let go of him so that he couldn't become the Thin Man later on but in so doing he did become the Thin Man and he had a thirst for Revenge after she did that. It's like Revenge begets revenge. He broke her music box she dropped him. he then goes and grows up and waits for six to come around and then capture her again to prevent that future event. It's a whole Loop of Revenge

About the why couldn't mono beat his child self? Personally I think it's because the desire of his younger self, to save his only friend was stronger than the desire of his old man self, to save HIMself

Bruh him saying ''The story you never knew'' brings so must nostalgia.

I love when RU-vid decides to spoil something from a game I was purposely avoiding any related content because I couldn't play it yet and then boom lmao

Thinking of it, Hunter might've been the "good guy". Yes, he used children as bait, but he did so to draw out the one responsible and end him for good so no one else has to die, lesser evil if you will. Also looking at beg on his head, I assume he was at one point a viewer, but somehow managed to escape the influence of the signal and although distorted, he kept a remnant of humanity.

Actually there’s a theory that sex escaped the school with the help of the kid that was tied to the chest piece and that that was an actual human due to the fact that the kid had closed eyes Well all the bullies have only ceramic eyes that never close

Treesicle: "Mono had to die." *Takes out a knife* "Those are fighting words!"

What if little nightmares 3 takes place in a universe where Six never dropped mono and they end up travelling the maw and nearing up with the kid and ending up either finding a safe place or destroying the inescapable time line.

Another thing to bear in mind as well remember how I was saying Revenge begets Revenge? So after six drops mono in a certain ending she then gets a shadow of her face to face which gives her her signature hunger so it's kind of like because she did that mono placed that on her as punishment for dropping him

The single chair in a room sounds like a time out room/Detention. Or place to put kids who were bad and left in there for a time.

I didn’t know how much I needed to hear the phrase "The Story you Never Knew" again. Glad to have you back guys :)

My theory is that Six is always starving because she doesn't have a soul and her body needs one in order to survive, she lost her soul when the thin man kidnapped her, transforming her in an empty vessel that needs to consume souls if she wants to stay alive. The same thing that happened with the Lady, the mirrors show her true self, an empty and horrible monster who is forced to consume souls if she wants to live. I think the universe of Little Nightmares is just a neverending cycle of kids ending the suffering of their future selves and absorbing their powers to once again start the wheel of hunger. But that's just a theory, a gaaaaaame theory Also, Six was always fucked in the head as we can see when she broke the plastic hand just cause she was bored, when she killed the porcelain kid like an animal, when she carries a toy just to burn it up or when she relaxes by the burned corpse of the doctor. She were always a broken child who find joy on making others suffer, (not to mention that she's canonically mute for some reason). idk what to do with this info tho.

Six had to let go of Mono, because her main goal at this point is self preservation. She was kidnapped and detained during Very Little Nightmares. She probably didn't bother to develop some close relationships with her fellow inmates in the Nest since they'll die when the Pretender takes them. Perhaps she did have some friends, but over time as the Pretender takes them one by one, she started to not care at all. I'd wager that the last straw was when Six saw Raincoat Girl and Pretender fall to their deaths. She tried to save Raincoat Girl, but she fails, and the Pretender manages to lunge towards the Girl and they both die. It was the time where Six cared again, but it ends in vain. Maybe this was why she was weary towards Mono at first. She saw him before being captured by the Hunter, but she was afraid that she'll get too attached and lose another one again. When she realizes that Mono was Thin Man, she got terribly frustrated that she trusted again, so she lets him go.

Okay so I believe it but like I have a feeling that it's because Mario is the mail I have a feeling that when she dropped Mom know there was something just there and he had to wait until he looks hard with a with a nag for revenge on 6 but that's just a theory does it have to be right

there probably won't even be a rebellion, without a host (a.k.a mono) the signal tower can't exist. So if mono does break the loop the signal tower will probably just collapse literally and metaphorically and everything will probably return to how it was and everyone will probably just start working on fixing their lives.

I don't think six knows about the time paradox either I think she just didn't want to get into anymore danger she was perfectly OK just staying with the hunter but now she's just been through so much and she can only see one way to end it since mono was the one leading her every where she went after him

The creators of the game say that Six & The lady are NOT the same person, so it's possible that Mono isn't the thin man in a time loop (As time seems to work outside of the tower) but the tower may kidnap kids to turn them into thin men.

So I had a thought. IDK if it applies or not--but once you said "the hunter was trying to protect six"--it hit me. The start of the game, the tv goes out. We see several other TVs and traps placed specifically in Monos path. Perhaps the other tvs at the start were past attempts by the thin man? Perhaps the traps were placed there to catch mono and end the cycle? Maybe the sack over the hunters head was to help him not see the transmissions? Maybe thats why he lived so far out in the wilderness?

12:00 Could be a leftover of a cut scene. There are unused animations in the game files for Mono being strapped to a chair and escaping.

The only theory that makes sense to me are from The Gaming Beaver. Why Six dropped Mono? Mono was dropped not because Six knew his secret of him becoming The Thin Man, he was dropped because of what he did. The first time we see Six in the hunter’s shack with a music box and that music box is so important to her because it calms her and gives her a safe space. However when Mono breaks the music box at the end of the game, Six gets up slowly looking at what she loves most destroyed. She dropped him to get revenge, she has no idea what she’s starting but she’s happy about it she’s gotten her revenge and what is the nightmare of Six? Mono breaking into the room is the nightmare, Mono destroyed her music box and her safe space. Now why does The Thin Man (Adult Mono) the antagonist? The Thin Man is not trying to kill you, he is trying to stop you chasing you away from the Signal Tower reaching out his hand to stop you because if Mono (Child) goes to the Signal Tower, (Adult Mono) knows that he will have the same fate of Six dropping him snd he doesn’t want that to happen to his child self and to break the time loop forever because if Mono keeps being the Thin Man then the whole universe is a repeating cycle controlled by the Eye Creature. Now if Mono is the Thin Man, then who is Six? SIX IS THE LADY. The Maw is the same shape as the destroyed Music Box, her hum is the same as the music box and everything. Now why does The Lady (Adult Six) try to stop you? Because she also wants to break the repeating cycle. Both adults tries to stop their child self to not let them have the same fate but it would only take a miracle to not the Eye Creature control everything

But then why would mono where the bag over his head to begin with? Did he already know how people reacted to seeing his face? Or did he already know that he would become the thin man.

The one conspiracy theory that made the most sense to me it six betrayed mono bcus she learned he was the thin man once captured & they stuck in a loop. In the beginning she trusted him to the point she always called out for him to take her hand, then after the 1st time she pulled him out the tv she started to withdraw alil from him & instead of willingly taking his hand he was almost jus grabbing it & dragging her along. He always seem drawn to the tv & I think she noticed & got uncomfortable. I believe he sends his younger self back to do different so he won’t be locked in the tower & become a monster & life can be normal but he stays loyal every time to six & she betrays him, he becomes thin man & u play the game over again from the beginning stuck in the same loop. That’s jus what I think.

Dude if I'm being honest, if you guys were to never come back, I would have never remembered this channel existed. Thank you so much for coming back. I forgot I was subscribed, I'm so ready to start watching your guy's videos again

I just watched this video and that ending has really left me wondering: did I hurt someone who hurt me because I could, or was it justified? Maybe letting go without the hurt will always be better. This has made me examine some stuff lmao. This is the first time I'm watching Treesicle and it's an instant sub for me! Great video, keep up all the good work!

While I love this theory, I do think you're missing some information by not taking a look at the "Very Little Nightmares" mobile game. It just gives more to who Six is, which makes her more sinister than what we're lead to believe.

10:18 it just dawned on me that it might not even be the thin man that "evaporated" them, leaving only the clothes it might be another entity...

We missed yall. I missed yall. Hearing your voices is always a treat, while I had a rough day today, this really just made everything better- thank you.

The tv’s in the forest are probably from past or for future monos

Wow, this was such a poetic and beautiful interpretation of such a dark and terrifying story! Absolutely INCREDIBLE!!! so happy to have you guys back! :)

ayyyy its good to see you guys in the 100s of thousands again. I guess you crack the code of: "longer = more veiws". Solid video, keep it up!

I'm so glad y'all are back. You have my brand of humor + satisfy my need for random, uneeded infomation

Six actually had to die cuz Thin man (future Mono) was trying to save himself by killing six so that six could never betray Mono and Mono would never become Thin Man.

Some people think the reason Six dropped Mono in the out was because either A. She knew his secret, which I believe may be true. B. She knew she would get hungry to the point she would eat Mono and spared his life, and C. She’s just evil. Now the thing is I keep going back to C considering that we’ve seen her bad side when attacking one of the glass kids so harshly, she chewed and broke mannequin fingers for fun, and when the Giant Medic monster was burning in the furnace Six just sat there for warmth unfazed with what had happened. Now what confirms this completely is right when she drops you, you get an achievement called “Your true colors” with a caption saying “I see right through you.” There is no doubt that she was bad or just made bad choices unintentionally🤣.

I think it would make more sense if the hunter and the thin man made a deal to keep 6 with the hunter to stop her from meeting 6. And he had the ability to leave the room every so often which explains how he got the clothes. And maybe the clothes in one of the tvs was where he got the clothes. Or the hunter and 6 were family and because 6 was the only one left the hunter wanted to protect her from the outside world.

Finally. More of the best show out of all 200 channels I'm subbed to

I think he become evil only cuz six let him to die

GRANT!!!!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭 I missed your intelligent voice! This... I need the stories.

Cool spoiler in the title for someone that just finished LN and hasn't gotten to LN2 yet. Wtf dude.

"Little nightmares had a child, a sequel!" I love love how gets it wrong just to keep away from spoilers in the intro despite the title spoiling the game

"You Either Die A Hero, Or You Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become The Villain"

When the world needed them the most... THEY RETURNED!!!

Your humor mixed with the Pink Floyd reference was an instant sub from me🤚🤰

I was playing this with my friend. We were in the forest level, and I told her she had to throw shoes at the feet of the hanging bodies. We were both drunk, and she believed me! I had her going for about half an hour before she gave up! She gave me the controller, and I climbed up the cliff, laughing like mad the whole time! I had already watched Jacksepticeye play it!

I grew some braincells watching this

I was literally just thinking about you guys leaving RU-vid this last week did the dolphins read my MIND?!

I feel confident that this is incorrect lol 2nd game is a prequel to the 1st; we see this bc of the sequence of Six acquiring the raincoat in the 2nd, but starting w/ it in the 1st; also [SPOILERS] For those who haven't collected all the glitched remains to unlock the extra cutscene at the end, you might wanna scroll past. --- We get to see what happens to Six immediately after her escape from the tower. A picture of The Maw is on the floor, and she doubles over in hunger just as she does in the first game. It's also the only time we see a *shadow* child in this game. And, yes, the shadow children are different from the glitched remains; the designs should be enough to tell you that. On top of that, Six's music box was the one thing in this world that brought her happiness. That being said, she was already upset about Mono smashing her music box, which more or less prevented her from living happily. Continue on with the extra cutscene, and we also get the fact that she clearly was quite hungry, and didn't want to eat him. For anyone who doubts that it's because she didn't want to eat him, look at all the times she helps him get across large gaps throughout the game despite his errors, along with the countless amount of times he saves her. Even if they're both traumatized children, that would still form a bond, as they'd be the one positive thing that they could both find in this messed up world. Then look at the fact that Six's hunger gets so bad in the first game that she ends up eating rats, a Nome, the lady, and just about anything she can get her hands on, even if she's formed a bond with it like with the Nomes. If she didn't care for Mono at all, she would've consumed him; that much I'm 100% certain of. - Thus, the incident in Very Little Nightmares with the girl in the raincoat and The Pretender occurs, resulting in a couple assumed casualties through drowning. - Then, Mono finds Six and saves her from the Hunter, leading her through the school after saving her from the bullies (who, if you look at the chess board room, are clearly not against killing other children), and eventually to the raincoat which is in an area near a drain *while it's raining,* which could potentially explain how it got there in the first place. After that, it's the Doctor, then the Pale City, and Six gets taken by Thin Man. Mono goes to the tower to save her, and she both saves and betrays him by dropping him; saving as in, a death by a large fall is nowhere near as bad as being eaten alive (because there's no way she knew he would've survived that fall). She escapes on her own, gets hungry, sees the image of The Maw, and figures it might be able to satisfy her hunger. - Through some means, she travels to The Maw, eating just about anything she can get her hands on every time that her chronic hunger strikes. This leads to her eating random meat that she doesn't know the origin of. We meet the runaway kid, before he gets turned into a Nome by the Lady [which we see in the DLC]. Eventually, she eats a nome who *happened* to be the kid she'd left behind as it offers her a sausage, and right before the absolute end, she chomps down on the Lady's neck and absorbs her powers, thus continuing the time loop.

Treesicle:"YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH" Me who has accepted he's gone and the ending happened:Well,yes but actually no.

Consider this: it should be clear for everyone with more than one braincell that every distortion and transformation in little nightmares is actually caused by the signal tower. So if she's not completely stupid, six shouldn't have killed mono on the spot by dropping him into the pits of the very place that would for sure turn him into the thin man! I think the fall had one more reason: leaving the tower through a TV! We see at the end of little nightmares 1 that six can consume powers that other people had before......... Until SHE killed them! Mono had the strange "bs-ing ya way through some TVs" power, so six HAD to drop him in order to leave.

There's something super majestic about you saying "I am Grant of Treesicle." This is my first time seeing the new intro, it's glorious. Wonderful job, Team Treesicle! Edit: Perhaps the tally marks are made by Six or Mono, counting the days they've been surviving in this world, or how many kids the Thin Man has taken? I see Six going from the right of the game world and going into hiding all the way to the left, where Mono finds her. Perhaps she asked the Hunter to keep her hidden in his house, away from the TVs so neither of them would turn into Viewers? I have twice as many questions as I do theories! I don't want to make a Seven Deadly Sins comparison, but we've got Gluttony, Vanity and Wrath so far... maybe Sloth too, 'cause a lot of people are sitting around watching TV and forgetting their everyday lives. Since Mono is the Thin Man, could Six and the Geisha be the same person? There might be a recurring Kill Your Older Self thing happening!

Wow, thanks! I was really looking forward to playing the game myself but I really appreciate you spoiling a massive twist in the title without any warning!

The day has come... We got new content from Treesicle!! Missing your vídeos as much as a pet waiting for their owner at home. DON'T DISAPPEAR AGAIN GUYS, PLEASE! XDD

He didn’t even die tho

I personally think that mono is barley in control when he becomes the thin man. The only free will he has is to track down six and kill her.

Finally someone that doesn’t believe six is evil. Because every fact shows that’s she’s not! I think they just want people to believe she is evil, but if you look closer you’ll clearly see that she’s not! I love her 🥰

and like a hero that shows up at the last second to save the day you guys return and what a joy it is to have you back youtube already feels like a smarter place with you boys back with your brilliant analysis and boy did you guys hit it out of the park I new this game was symbolic but not this symbolic your insight is truly amazing and when the video was done I audibly clapped it was that good I can't wait to see what else you bring to the table cause whether anyone admits it or not we need more content creators like you guys who do their own thing and aren't little slaves of the algorithm chasing views to affirm their own existences love you guys and what you do welcome back

- Let me tell you a conspiracy theory… [Describes the contemporary capitalist world perfectly] - Ok now let’s forget everything and go back to talking about kids video games

I Have To Disagree. Six In The Comics Was Distracted By Mono And Got Caught By The Hunter, Meaning She Wasn’t In There For Long. So The Markings Have To Been Another Child. Edit: Also Mono Never Planned to Escape the Tower He Wanted to Destroy it, As He Went Further Into the City.

I know I'm gonna get hate for this, but I don't care: Mono is a terrible character and I never cared for him that much, this fandom gives Six too much hate for being "evil" but then coddle and adore Mono as if he isn't just as bad, if not worse, than Six and her decision to leave him behind is completely justified!

Holy shit! You're alive! I haven't seen you on gosh...years? Welcome back!

Did you think coming back will be easy Treesicle ? you forget FNAF security breach is out, GET BACK TO WORK !

WELCOME BACK!

Probably grasping at straws here but as for the 40 tally marks, it is a strict old fashioned school so it could be a reference to the whole 40 days and 40 nights that Jesus fasted for in the bible, perhaps the Teacher punishes her students in the same way…also probably explains why they’re so ravenous in the cafeteria

Good to have you back, Grant! Was worried this channel was dead for a moment. This was a brilliant return to form and very in depth at that. All of y'all keep on keeping on!

1:03 Why you… have you seen me with my all mighty and powerful ladle of death? You better watch yourself… the only thing that could stop the thin man (aka me) was another being with tv powers. And there is nobody else that has that power… right?

what if the Thin man never interacted with mono and six when they went on their journey?

Mono ain't forgiving Six... I can tell that from the end... Mono was really broken 💔 💔. After risking his life for her 😔

I was so surprised when the new treesicle video appeared in my subscriptions, I just had to click it instantly! So glad the are back!

The reason I don’t agree is because six actions are what create The thin man she is the reason the entire world is warped because the tower got its way with mono’s power also I believe Mono(The thin man) was being locked away by the tower syphoning his power which is probably why he always loses to his younger self because his younger self was his prime of power hence why the tower wanted to lure him to it, but then you should ask why would The thin man stop mono from going to the tower to get six, it was the The thin man that lured mono to free him and it was six who always pulled him out just before getting to the door, and when he did capture six all he had to do was wait and let mono come to him but he chose to stop him instead I think mono is stuck in a time loop trying to free himself, he also had always tried to separate them and him turning six into a monster was most likely revenge for dropping him because this is the events that dooms the world and turns him into The thin man to begin with, and it all starts with him freeing her, also the tower controlled mono not the other way around. Also I love how you described the Illuminati point, beautiful.

Please don't put spoilers in the title, this was in my recommendation feed and I haven't played it yet. Just something to be aware of for future videos.

Revolution did not happen in our world. Fundamentally changing the system as yourself said did not happen. At all. The little changes in culture are limited to certain parts to the world, mostly rich.

Best I can come up with for the forty tally marks are that it’s a biblical reference, the world was flooded for 40 days but in the pale city it was flooded not by water waves but static/electrical waves. Idk

Did you really choose for the title a massive spoiler of the game I'm just starting only to have more views? God. Thank you :(

In a way, six did the exact same thing he did to her while in her monsterous form. She gave him hope and an escape from the world around them then tore it out of his hands and let him drop into despair

When Six pulls Mono from the TV she backs off from him like she does'nt trust him when he sets Thin Man free

This the first I've heard of I'm 3 minutes in and you've just earned yourself another subscriber

Mono: Lady...won't you save me...my heart belongs to you...🎶 Six: no The end