The Complete Fire Emblem Timeline! All 17 Games! 

Forreal

i know there is a timeline between shado dragon, mystery of the emblem, and awakening,, but idk all of the games have a timeline 😦

Always has been

Are you Japanese.

Justin Herrera no

yeah duma and mila are just as OP as naga so not important

instablaster...

@IsaacInfernape2000 (Raman) other than nagi(self explanatory) yeah it's nothing more of a mention. You don't even play naga in awakening(except for some avatar abuse)

Naga doing a little bit of trolling

Yeah, really not off to a great start there lads XP

Fe3h is my first fire emblem game . Now I'm just consuming its content

I suggest playing heroes. It introduced me into Fire Emblem and it's really good tracks from all 17 games. I also suggest Echoes, Fates, and Awakening if you ever have the chance.

ok thank you very much

Me who started from Ike's games: I'm so fricking sorry...you have my pity

I Played shadows of Valentina Echoes.

That’s not a bad theory at all, it would make sense actually

I thought this too. Sometimes I like to think of the flood as a reset

That would explain why we don't know the name of the continent in Fates.

@@KillerSmile559 I always figured that since Nohr and Hoshido are based off Europe and Asia respectively, they follow the same rules. In real life, Europe and Asia share a landmass yet there isn't an actual name for said continent, instead both territories being treated as their own respective continent. So I believe there isn't a name for the whole continent, just Nohr and Hoshido. And I personally place Fates very early, but still after Tellius, for a few reasons. One of them being how Anna's My Room quotes talk about how she plans on opening up her own shop, naming it the Secret Shop, possibly being the first Secret Shop chronologically. Also, she mentions how the world is still young, with there not being many legends and whatnot. I've thought a bit too hard about the FE timeline lol

Bingo, that's what I've always thought too. Either that, or the DLC isn't canon... much more likely that tbh

@Wil E and it goes beyond humanity to other animals as well.

Scientifically speaking, in reality, race does not exist in humans, but it does in Fire Emblem.

And Claude is the one that ends it

@@Austin_Schulz does exist*

Luara ohoho no that’s just the beggining my friend

Sax couldn’t it be possible that Chrom knows about Fates due to some Heroes lore? Like the people of Askr crossover into other worlds so it’s possible that’s how the fates legend spread

The Caleb Effect that’s brings so many problems upon problems when you use Heroes or similar type of games to explain plot holes.

CaptainG33 Gaming or it could all just be explained as different writers wanting to make their own stories and not caring about consistency

I personal think of it all like Mario 64, with different painting being the different games and heroes tying them all together. Obvious games are linked like 1,2,3 and awakening but harder to link games like fates and GBA are in their own universe

@@audiblescott8873 I think the same. Awakening confirmed the multiple universes, and they are conected by outrealm gates. While in one universe Marth is killing Medeus, in other Dimitri is crushing skulls, and so on.

Has it been made yet?

Hope to see it released soon!

hope to see it soon!

Looking forward to seeing how and where Three Houses fits in with the rest.

Has it been made yet

Given how some of the legendary weapons of Archanea can be forged from old rusted weapons dropped by beasts, that might be the case.

@@red5t653 That's pretty cool :D

Considering Awakening was initially determined to be THE last Fire Emblem game in the entire franchise, which is why it technically was the first to introduce ALL the timeline shenanigans and shout outs to previous fire emblem game history and heroes, I completely agree. Fates was never intended until Awakening literally "awakened" the FE franchise again. Nintendo, unless they make it intentional or mention it in the game directly, typically hates setting up timelines.

nah, nintendo like creating timelines for their games, like mario, metroid, zelda etc... they just don't want to tell the public because.... because

Well, the Metroid series actually has a cohesive timeline. The only game which doesn't have a set point in that timeline is Metroid Prime: Hunters.

Most of the creators/directors lie about it.

@@omegraptorch3624 I thought that takes place between prime 1 and 2. however, that might just be nonsence I heared online and it could also take place between 2 and 3

This video is the absolute best explanation of the fire emblem series I can't wait for three houses to be added

I just thought of something. What if they end the mainline Fire Emblem timeline with a game that is set in the Heroes timeline. They would he appearances of units from all over the franchise in the game and it set in the next few generations after Alfonse. With the descendants of Alfonse, Veronica, Nifl and Sutr. The story will be like the first book of Heroes but end in the fall of Embla. After all the gates are closed either all the timelines converge into one on a continent that has Nohr and Hoshido. Or they all go back to their seperate timelines and the gates close forever having askr look over the timelines and closing any gates that appear that were made for the main timeline

Source Gaming please add three houses now it’s been 4-5 ish months

The only thing that I disagree with is Yunashera's destruction of the world, the great flood was an accident caused by Yune alone and that is what lead Ashera to have her sister imprisoned. Yune admitted that it was an accident, she didn't know her own her own power. (If I remember events of Radiant Dawn correctly)

U also left out Priam, but that is not a complaint, I thought that it could persuade a few haters seeing as he is likely related to (or is lol) Ike

Wait, where did you see this?

Zev the forbidden library in abyss i believe

Niclas Thomsen Probably referring to the Nabateans, the race of people Sothis created.

@@Blitz_Spencer but what if sothis lived int the Nabata desert and therefor called her children nabateans?

@@sakutaro3musik486 that would make sense. Doesn't Rhea have a flashback about her old life showing a desert city where she grew up?

"Ashenera" is actually "Ashera "

And Ellibe is Elibe

DX

Thanks time stamp guy

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Yea this game is absolutely in the future and I think that the black demon beasts are mostly tests of the Adrenian Empire to create a Dragon quimicly

Tanukishi Meme Junk Probably not, because all of the dragon-like beings like the 4 saints, are not manakete but their own race created from sothis, the nabateans (sothis most likely is a dragon god thou) and the reason why We might not have heard of any Lagoos, might be because fodlan is VERY isolated, as Stated many times in the game. They try to keep anyone from crossing their borders and have next to no info of the outside world. Which might be why they dont know of any lagoos. However there are a lot of things That doesnt fit... but it is still hinted at, That sothis might not be a dragon god, but something completely else, more akin to ashunera, as sothis created an entirely new race, healed an entire continet of battle scars, and has the power to control time and also having an being having very advanced knowledge as she was the one who tought all of the shimbala peeps (cant Remember their name) How to make That advanced tech like the pillars of light, etc.

so Sothis is the only manakete, and the crest system reflect the dragon blood inside everybody?

@@chingyiutang3480 In my theory, kinda

@@chingyiutang3480 I believe the real manakete is only sothis, I remember when i played verdant wind path, rhea ever said that "sothis take the form of human and marry with real human" ~ so their kids will become the children of goddess (seiros, 4 saints, etc). So yeah, if we see there's only 1 manakete left, probably it's on the future.

I mean, it has been stated in several places that Jugdral and Archanea exist in the same universe. An interesting thing about the 12 deadlords, though, is how Grima is able to use them, yet it was said they were servants of Loptuous. This suggests a connection between Grima and Loptuous. I actually have a theory about that myself, but maybe another time lol

@@AmirPrinceling The theory that Grima was made by using Liptuous blood?

@@sincromelon2912 Pretty much yeah. I know it's a somewhat popular theory, though how Forneus got the blood is probably the main issue with the theory, since anyone with Loptous' blood was pretty much wiped out by the end of Genealogy. Either there remained someone else with minor Loptous blood or Saias inherited some from Arvis, which is what I personally believe. In Sov, it's stated how Forneus mixed his own blood with Divine Dragon blood to create Grima. Perhaps Forneus was a descendant of Saias and him mixing Loptous' blood "rebirthed" Loptous, but as a new being entirely. Also, both Loptous and Grima are said to be Earth Dragons, which supports the theory even more. At the very least, Forneus had the blood of an Earth Dragon. Perhaps I'm stretching things a bit, but I would love it if this was all somehow true.

@@AmirPrinceling While Loptous and Grima share a lot of traits (as do Grima and Medeus), there is no mention of Forneus using Earth Dragon blood in the creation of Grima. It is only said he used Divine Dragon blood, and last I checked, Loptuous was an Earth Dragon. The artbook "Knights of Iris" speculates that he's possibly descended from the Earth Dragons, although this was before the release of Shadows of Valentia, so Grima had no background yet. Regarding the 12 Deadlords: It could be possible that Grima and the Grimleal could control them because they are undead, like the Risen. It is also possible that these are not the same 12 Deadlords as in Genealogy of the Holy War. In Thracia 776, it is explained that the 12 Deadlords are born by the Loptyrian Cult turning other people into them. It is possible that the Grimleal are also able to do it, as the 12 Deadlords in Awakening look like normal Risen, wearing masks. Also, in the Infinite Regalia DLC in Awaking it is suggested that the 36 Deadlords you fight there are other versions of Chrom and his companions.

@@Seelenfisch I know it's never said Forneus used Earth Dragon blood, but if Grima is truly an Earth Dragon than it would mean that some of Forneus' blood was made up of Earth Dragon blood. It could all be a coincidence, but I just like the idea of them being connected. Also, regarding the 12 Deadlords, that could be possible. And yeah, they definitely aren't the same as the ones we've seen before. From what was shown in Thracia, if you let certain people die, they become a Deadlord in the final chapter. For example, Raydrik is revived as a Deadlord but under the title Mus. So in Awakening, the Deadlords we see either used to be people but were sacrificed by the Grimleal in order to become Deadlords or the Grimleal had the corpses of previous Deadlords and turned them into Risen. Some of them wielded Holy Weapons from Jugdral so it's possible whoever they used to be, they had some blood connection to those who used to wielded those weapons.

Enyr Tovsen yes and he calls them the mythical kingdoms, showing a ‘parallel universe’ idea of sorts

@@hazard1233 ok, but how he will know them?

@@felixmartinez1100 he already does. It’s confirmed in the DLC

it is diffrent tho. the power of the dragons corrupt them and make them evil beasts while veronica and burno moreso have embla call out to them and sometimes temporarily make them controlless. basicly, one is power being uncontrollable, the other is selective controlloss under a dark deity. if anything, what the emblaline has is more similar to the grima holyblood

Book 6 of FEH confirmed more info about the kingdom of Embla. Veronica and Bruno both have Embla's blood in them which grants Embla the ability to take over their minds (although we may have already known that since Book 1 when Bruno sorta explained it) from there she then tries to control them to attack and kill anyone aligned with Embla's archnemesis kingdom Askr. Embla sounds similar to Loptous given Veronica and Bruno have her blood and their evil Goddess Embla can control them (minus that their weapons isn't cursed like the Loptous Tome was) and Embla likely having a physical form and Elm going around villages sending them to the dark void where Elm hints the villagers are sacrificed to Embla. Her motives are like Grima where she and Elm sees Askr as their archnemisis sorta like Grima and the Morgans and their view on Naga and her allies as their worse enemies.

Yes, I realised this after watching ShaneBrained's excellent video on Genealogy of the Holy War. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sFC69gKJRis.html I knew Deirdre was descendent from Galle/Loptos and Seliph was from Heim/Naga so I think my brain just lumped Sigurd in with Seliph instead of realising that both Heim and Galle came from Deidre. Nobody who checked the script pointed this out to me so I never clocked it was an error. That is my mistake though and I have made an annotation correcting it. - NantenJex

Also regarding Saias, it doesn't appear that he did inherit any of Loptos' blood in the same way that Julia did not and that Seliph did not from Deirdre. - NantenJex

@@AllSourceGaming woah

@@AllSourceGaming Julia and Seliph doesn't have it but Saias is still unclear. Still it's likelier to be that he didn't have it. Even if he inherited Arvises minor Loptous blood he is the only carrier of it unless hi has childs that are insets

jpeters213 i am playing awakening again because of the quarantine, and Valm was a little place but then it expanded, well I don’t remember sorry lol

It didnt mentioned it in awakening but actually Valentia got renamed to Valm to prais alm

Hmm... And Almyrians from Three Houses, are likely connected to Alm in some way too...

@@xellanchaos5386 How so?

I agree. In 3H, there are "dragons" (based on their character profiles) in the game, but none make use of dragonstones/beaststones, and they go crazy. I believe it takes place after the Tellius games, but somewhere prior to dragonstones. Also random crazy theory, but Sothis is Naga's sibling or relative somehow.

@@whiplash308 Duma and Mila were exiled to Valentia for disagreeing with Naga, so it’s possible Sothis was exiled to Fodlan or just decided to leave on her own volition.

Well...Anri looks extremely similar to Seliph. Anri was also able to wield the Falchion, something that only those with Naga's blood could wield. Seliph being his ancestor would explain how both Anri and Marth can wield the Falchion, despite not bloodbonding with Naga directly.

@@AmirPrinceling I dont think so. Anri was just a peasant, not a noble or something similar. Apparently, the Falchions can be wielded if you're worthy (similar to Thor's hammer). I think this because the Valentian Falchion has the same powers as the Archaneian, and neither Alm nor Rudolph are related to Jugdral. This changed in Awakening, but that's because Grima is stronger than Medeus & Duma and as strong and Loptous. A blood pact was needed to defeat Grima.

@@rafaelzamudio354 Yet in Shadow Dragon, they talk about how only Anri's bloodline can wield the Falchion? The Valentian Falchion works on different rules. The only known wielders of it were Rudolf and Alm, both also having the Brand of Duma, so it the sword most likely possession of the Brand. After all, Naga had specifically made the Blade for Duma and Mila.

@@AmirPrinceling the Falchion was made to kill any dragons in case they degenerate. Then it was given to Anri by Gotoh. So, he was the first user, Tyrfing has nothing to do. Second, Rudolf doesn't have the brand, or at least the game never says he has it. The brand only shows who will bring peace and unify Valentia, not who can use the Falchion. That's why he could use it to kill Mila.

@@rafaelzamudio354 Tyrfing didn't require Naga blood to wield though, it required Baldur blood, which Seliph had. Seliph also had Naga blood, which is also needed to wield the Falcion. The Falchion was given to Anri by Gotoh, but the blade itself was made Naga. Divine Dragon Blood is required in order to wield the Falchion. That's why Rudolf and Alm, people who had Duma's blood and Brand were able to wield it. Celica probably would've been able to wield it too, since she also had some of the blood of a Divine Dragon, Mila. This information is stated in a book that was released alongside Shadows of Valentia, the Valentian Accords. In it, it goes into detail about the lore of the game, saying a variety of interesting tidbits. It also states that Rudolf himself wielded that Brand of Duma and that only those with Divine Dragon Blood could wield the Falchions. Another thing that suggests Anri's connection to Seliph is, in Awakening, Tiki states that Chrom reminds her of a hero a 1000 years before Marth's time. If you look at the Archanea/Jugdral timeline, 1000 years before Marth's time lines up pretty much perfectly with the events of the Jugdral games, implying that Sigurd is a distant ancestor of Chrom, and by extension, Anri and Marth too.

John Westwood even Fates characters, because Hoshido and Nohr are legends, this happens while Corrin talks to Chrom at a DLc

Abdurrahman Raza well, the characters that you do know are put in the right order

it's this order: Ike, Micaiah, Seliph/Leif, Alm/Celica, Marth, Chrom/Robin/Lucina, Eliwood/Hector/Lyn, Roy, Corrin,... and after here, the order of Ephriam/Eirika, Alfonse/Sharena/Kiran, Rowan/Lianna and Byleth/Edelgard/Claude/Dimitri is impossible to determine

I could have sworn I remember seeing a quote in PoR where Ike is contemplating on the “legendary hero-king”. If that’s the case then shouldn’t the Archinea games have come before?

Lune- 321 if you can find where they say that then sure

@@DarkShooter942 3 houses is definitely the most modern one since they have electricity

I hope so

Very well theorized. In Sacred Stones, we never get to know how the Stones themselves come to be, but they indeed fit the shield. There is another aspect, in shadow of valentia we see necrodragons, gargoyle and mogalls (so not only reanimated corpses) that we can also find in sacred stones. What if the Demon King is just a dragon left to rule Magvel, but so horribly corrupted by his power that he even lost his dragon form, becoming the demonic entity that also Duma was very well on his way to become?

The theory sounds considerable.

More timelines = games and dlcs to Sell and make money with

and it has been stated that the worlds got contact many years before the event. however, the version of feh that is depicted is pretty clearly a parallel version since loki did not antagonize anyone between book2 and 3. so the gate and prestory contact exists in feh canon, but the DL event does not. it even works lorewise since feh established parallel universes.

LPFan Game Theory: Dragalia Lost Alphonse is Lif

Heroes isn't canon.

@@CatManThree nothing is canon at this point.

@@lpfan4491 How is that exactly? Majority of the games aren't connected to one another barring FE1-5 and Awakening.

That’s a reach. And do you know how many fire emblems characters have blue hair? I can list several.

Could be lillina though? Theres a lot of blue haired characters

Nyxiken You can forge Parthia from a rusted bow, but I don’t remember where you get it.

Hurleydude1 Yea all 4 are random drops from rare monster skirmishes. I just meant that Parthia is the only one without a special description

Wasn't the War of Heroes in Fodlan the Nemesis one?

You're right. Everything takes place before Awakening judging by Chrom's knowledge of all the other heroes.

@@murdokdracul The gates literally ignore continuity in time. Chrom meets Lucina before Lucina is even born. Chrom knowing something literally can't indicate if its before or after awakening.

A lot of this information is actually wrong. And he put so much stuff out of order. But yes chaotically the Tellius games took place a long time ago. Just don't believe everything he said Edit: it autocorrected canotically (which I still would've spelt wrong because it is canonically not canotically) to chaotically.

Gamma Games well it’s a theory The games probably weren’t made to have a connected timeline to begin with so trying to connect the dots is always welcomed But which parts were incorrect if you can be kind to explain

@@Master1Morrison Archanea and Jugdral are definitely confirmed to be connected though. So fe 1-5 and awakening share the same world while the others are separate. Tellius and fates would only be connected to awakening due to the world traveling thing, Priam, the existence of Aether(possible hint at an Ike descendant and Chrom descendant marrying), and the dlc for the conquest trio. But aside from that, the others seem to be in their own separate worlds.

Gamma Games his pronunciation tho-

@@monca1222 Archanea, Jugdral, and Valentia are all connected. Everything else isn't.

Fire Emblem Echoes: Blazing Sword + Binding Blade

@@andreworders7305 = DREAM

It wouldn't work

@@felixmartinez1100 why

The Nabateans didn't exist in the Nabata desert, as the home of the Nabateans in Three Houses is called Nabatea/Zanado. You also have the fact that the Nabateans were created, quite literally, from Sothis' blood. The Nabateans have no connection to the Nabata desert.

@@OSRSBrachydios Which is also called Zanado.

@@Practitioner_of_Diogenes considering time period changes you could speculate as is done in the video that in the future the desert is referred to as nabata. I never said that the nabateans specifically came from the nabata desert just pointed out a coincidence

I wouldn't say they existed there since it's stated in-game their home is called Zanado. Perhaps Sothis hailed from there? It's said she came from a different world before settling in Fodlán and creating the Nabateans afterall.

Just checked, on Book 3 chapter 2 part 1. Gustav mentions askrians can only open gates not close them

that was a thing since book1. the split prevents them from just ending veronicas bs

Heres to hoping Ascended Roy is a manakete

nope, shigeru miyamoto and eiji aonuma said it themselves, that it was planned for a long time, they didn't create it because of the fans, they CONFIRMED it because of the fans, you can see it thanks to different games referencing eaches other (way before skyward sword confirmed the timeline). And saying "the creator of the Loz universe NEVER intended for there to be a cohesive, or even well structured timeline" when the second game is a direct sequel to the first one, majora's mask being a direct sequel to ocarina of time, ganondorf from twilight princess and wind waker being confirmed as the same one from ocarina of time before the creation of the timeline (already hinting at a split) is just wrong, either lying or being ignorant. People created the trand of "gneu gneu, the timeline is just fan service" afterwards, because..... reasons i guess. They didn't like the complicated timeline, or just wanted to be pissed at something and ruin everyone's fun idk

So I assume it's basically the same thing with Fire Emblem (no specific timeline, but overly requested by fans)?

According to some boomers, there was an official timeline before hyrule historia that listed a link to the past and majoras mask in the same timeline. that was what caused the fallen hero-split because these two games just contradict each other in their lore. and the windwaker-mm split was actually pretty clearly intended from the start. the thing is that they really intended a timeline from the start, but their vision of gameplay first,story second just made an incohesive mess they had to figure out because fans kept pushing further for them to reveal it. some games being in the timeline might be a product of fans, but I honestly doubt it as game that has the least to do with anything is minishcap and that game is a prequel to four swords....which was stated to be the oldest/earliest legend of hyrule xD also, four swords adventures was actually developed to be between oot and alttp to depict the sealing war, but then they for some reason threw logic at the wall and just made it a sequel...with no direct relation to any timeline(it cannot happen in adult tho)aside from being after four swords.

False, every games up to SS can be placed in the order of the timeline we have now simply by going off of the interviews or official statements Aonuma or Nintendo did at the time of each game's releases. Unless your idea of confirming a timeline for the fabs is relezsing Zelda II back in 1987. -Zelda II is specify in its story that it is a sequel to Zelda I. -ALttP was marketed as a prequel to Zelda I around release. -A japanese website from LA's release state that it is a sequel to ALttP and features the same Link it has since always been acknowledged as such. -OoT was literally based on ALttP's backstory where Ganondorf the king of thieves is mentioned. The events differ however, which is the first hint of the split. -MM continues the story of Link after he defeated Ganon and was sent back to the past thus making it a different reality. Aonuma confirmed this as soon as 2002. -OoX are one of the few games that had no placement until Hyrule Historia because it was not made by Nintendo. -WW was stated to happen after OoT in the world Link left behind when he went back to the past in OoT. The opening even tells you outright that it happened. -FS was stated by Aonuma around release to be the earliest game placing it before OoT. -MC is a a prequel to FS. -FSA is another that had no placement stated due to Capcom shenanigans except for the fact that it happens after OoT and is a sequel of FS. -TP was stated by Aonuma in 2005 to be the equivalent to WW for the reality where Link returned to the past in OoT making it a sequel to MM. OoT Link even appears as a ghost in TP. -PH is a direct sequel to WW. -ST is a direct sequel to PH. -SS was marketed as the first game in the timeline before Hyrule Historia. At this point Hyrule Historia is out but the post HH games were also given a placement before the release of the updated timeline around BotW's release. FSA and the Oracles are now placed by HH. -ALBW was made as a sequel to ALttP and since we knew it was a few generations later, LA and the Oracles are featuring the same Link as ALttP so ALBW happens after. -TFH is a direct sequel of ALBW -BotW was said by Aonuma to be at the end of all three timelines a few months after release. -BotW2 is a sequel to the first one. Saying the timeline was made out of nowhere in 2011 is bullshit since all except two games where placed at the time. What people had trouble to grasp is the split but the split itself was mentioned multiple times by the guy who kinda direct the series for over 10 years before it was put on paper.

I was just about to mention Nada Kuya, which she was mentioned to Eirika from Selah one of their support conversations. Another RU-vidr mentioned this years ago and he theorized she maybe one of Kamui's descendants who came from Valentia prior to the events of Sacred Stones on a expedition.

Also, Eirika and Saleh's daughter seems to be a big lookalike to Nada Kuya. So now, without a canon appearance and with only the basis of Saleh and Eirika's appearance... Who could fill the bill ?

Nada Kuya also wielded a blade made from the fang of a dragon, which could very well be the Falcion. I theorize that one of Alm's desendants took the Falchion and settled in Magvel, which would explain why Walhart isn't seen with the Valentian Falchion in Awakening.

But that still creates a third timeline. If that is actually the case, Grima going forward doesn't take him back to the timeline he came from. It takes him elsewhere to a time where he can capture the shepherd's future children and presumably kill the Shepherds of that time as they are nowhere to be seen. So the three timelines would be: 1) the one Future Grima and Future Lucina originally came from, 2) this new one created by Future Past where Grima suddenly reappears and Morgan exists, 3) one where the Shepherds went forward in time, killed Grima, and came back to their own timeline with the knowledge that Grima might show up in the future and prepare for it. It still ends up being three.

Oh right my bad 1) OG Timeline where Lucina , the children and Grima were from 2) The doomed timeline where Morgan is from 3) The timeline created by Lucina traveling back in time

The majority of this is misinformation btw

@@nuibaba280 Is it though? If you are going to make claims like that at least point out why. I've already addressed the 'misinformation' people claimed in other commons and explained how that's not the case so if it was for those reasons I suggest checking the replies - NantenJex

If you have to theorize to cover the FE events as a whole then it's misinformation

@@nuibaba280 Ummm no? Theories are predictions, not facts. They are not being presented as facts and even say *Speculation in the top corner. Even then it's still the minority of the information in the video so it's not even the majority like you claimed. Please do not spread misinformation around in the comment section, thank you. - NantenJex

@@nuibaba280 I don't think you know what that word means, because a theory that is clearly presented as a theory and nothing else wouldn't qualify as misinformation to anyone that actually knows what that word means.