I have never been able to make up my mind.

Why Game: In King Orange's flashback, they're advertising MC as a game, as if they control everything and have the right to let people in the game world that they made.

Why World: The mobs appear to have emotions, and there are many interactions that are impossible in vanilla Minecraft.

My theory is that Minecraft is a separate dimension from the Outernet, and that a company in the Outernet took inspiration from it to make the game. What do you think?

The color gang sometimes don’t get hurt by thingy they should, like how is green able to get damaged by red with a punch, yet have these same creatures survive chocking each other to death, falling from incredible heights, and god who knows wut atp

I’m starting to realize that fall damage is a myth in this universe, someone explain please my brain is deep fried

While rewatching Hardcore Manhunt to better fill out Green's biography, I noticed this interesting detail about Purple.

First image: Purple's about to fight a massive raid, an army of Illagers with nothing but his wings and a sword. He is fearless, charging at them with no signs of turning back.

Second image: Purple sees the glitching chest and freaks out. He is legitimately scared and his first instinct is, "Gotta hide!" He ducks behind Blue, seemingly scared of the glitches, totally different from his aggressiveness toward the Illager raid.

Could there be a reason for this? Why would Purple act so brave one moment against the Raid and so fearful the next upon seeing the glitch? He could be more acquainted with the Raid and knows what he's getting into, while the glitch is new (and more frightening) to him. I'd like to imagine King told Purple about Gold's death and he's scared of meeting the same fate, but that's not confirmed, obviously.

One thing's for sure: This is (to me at least) an interesting contrast for my favorite purple boi.

I assume it was a few years after Newgrounds, 'cause RocketCorp didn't seem to have too much of a reputation yet ?? It's gotta be 2018 at the very least. Assuming time works in the stick universe, Gold definitely couldn't have died in 2020+ because the Minecraft battle was in 2020. Assuming King also spent at least a year researching the blocks, we're set back to like.. what, 2019?? Ish??