If your talking about little nightmares 2 I'm so glad thye did it yeah, but sadly bandai Namco left im a little angry about this but luckily a new company took the reins of it all now having little nightmares 3 coming up this year with low and alone!
@@Boba_star-og Bandai haven't left. Tarsier left, Tarsier make the games, and Bandai Namco carry the IP. They eventually gave the IP to supermassive who are making the third game. Tarsier made the world of little nightmares but after they stopped working on it Bandai had to look for a new company to make the actual game. I really hope supermassive do well.
She also is scared to trust anyone again after realizing the one person she trusted (Mono) was the Thin Man, so she couldn’t trust the gnome helping her
I don't think so. She didn't trust him anymore because he broke her music box. She attacked Mono because he was destroying her music box and was hurting her in the process. If you rewatch the scene after mono broke her music box, she looked back at him like she was mad. And she didn't even extend her hand out like last time to catch mono when the bridge was falling instead, she just watched him until Mono jumped towards her and she had a last minute thought before betraying him.
@@llLittleIvoryArtsll I think her trust was broken before that, when Mono hid under bed instead of helping her escape the Thin Man, which resulted in her being abducted and separated from her soul
Not really in my eyes she already knew she was getting this ”hungry curse” In our eyes it looks like she let go of him because of spite and anger but in my eyes ”Thanks to the secret ending” I realized she let go because if she didnt she would have eaten Mono. As soon as she let go of mono and she ran away she started to hunch over and hold her stomach because she was hungry and then when she came through the portal the black shadow six appears pointing to the maw, Saying like go there for food” so in my opinion she think letting him go and killing him like that was better than having the guilt of eating him alive
Little Nightmares 2 made me really sad about both Six and Mono tbh, future Mono just wanted to prevent the betrayal happening to him that would lead him to that state, but at the same time it would result in Six doing these as well, which is a vicious chain that can't be broken. I wonder how Little Nightmares 3 will be 😢
I don't see many people talk about how kind she is when we first meet her again in the tower. She's so trusting that she not only offers to share with Mono the music box (and what that represents) after being coaxed, but in the case that Mono misses the music box when swinging the hammer and slams it into the ground next to it, she doesn't go to shield it. She doesn't even flinch. In her most animalistic form, when her body - and probably mind, too - have been contorted practically beyond recognission, she still believes Mono won't hurt her. The decision to betray him happens after he hurts her in his attempt to free her and escape together. And Mono, of course, *had* to save her. He cares about her. Why would he not? Judgement cannot be passed to him. He did what he did out of love for the friend who has been there throughout this whole nightmare. These are *children.* Children who have absolutely no guidance trying to survive in a hateful world of severe and disgusting cruelty. It's hard to ask a five year old to make logical decisions about who to risk trusting when they've been hurt so unbelievably much both mentally *and* physically throughout their entire life. I don't believe this story is one of villains and heroes. It's a tragedy about the perils of childhood and what can be lost to it. It's hard for me to look at any of the children in this franchise (even the school children, honestly) and see true evil. The only evil that can be found comes from the hundreds or even thousands of adults who would rather escape from reality than fix the world when they have all the power now that they likely lacked as children.
Mmmm that’s interesting but sounds honestly like you’ve got the right or at least best version if I’m to think it over…. I do feel bad for them honestly both of them only wanted what was best for eachother I think.
People live, people love, people die. That's standard for humans. If you lose any of those you are something else, you are not the standard. But what will happen next is something that depends on oneself and motivation. If you want to do something you will do so, if you feel like killing you will probably do so, you just need a little push. Pain, helplessness, horrific truth...even something that standard humans would say that is positive can become a curse. The law of life and death is cruel, but natural. Behold, but do not surrender. If you want to become the envoy of some kind by siding on life or death, maybe love or hate, you are foolish. Both in extreme will make your spirit unstable. The way to become progressive is to become Eternal. Your spirit shall become strong enough to find it way in hearts of all, even after your physical form perish.
Being fully honest, I hated Six a lot when she betrayed Mono, and was even somewhat happy to see that she lost part of her, as karma for not trusting in Mono until the end(he could've easily fixed that with time and practice) But oh well, the "these are *children*" reminded me that Six really is just a child, she _probably_ regrets leaving him behind back there, but now it's too late for that, she didn't think it through, nor did Mono think that he was hurting his friend in the process of saving her It's just tragic, incredibly sad and tragic, Mono never deserved to be stuck in a loop, and Six never deserved to be stuck in a cycle of killing in a desperate attempt to fix herself
@@реально-д8у six is the geisha and mono is the tall man. He saves her so she can go to the island. Mono has to have become the tall man for six and mono to get to that point. Which, paradoxically means mono has always been the tall man and he will forever chase his younger self to the point of his younger self becoming the tall man so that he can chase his younger self to become the tall man so that he can chase his younger self to become the tall man….for infinity
@@Monsterbrainzzz and why would that be a loop, where does it start, why do you think there are always two monos? Why would next kid who becomes the tall man even be mono.
Six gains the memory’s of whoever she eats. The nome is they boy from the dlc who already knew where the lady’s residence was. When six ate the nome she then knew where to find the lady
Wait...this make sense of why she ate the nome without thinking...she ate a rat last time,a rat an animal who won't even think if a thing like a Nome is a friend or an animal or anything and wouldn't think,what I mean it felt like she had the conscious of an animal somehow(?) i really don't know how to describe what im trying to explain,sorry English isn't my first language,(still what i said isn't what i believe and it could be a theory because i still believe other theories and not what i just said)
When she eat she absorbed the memories and the skills. When she eat the rat she learn how use sewers. When she eat gnome she learn the mirror was the weapon. When she eat the lady she got her power
Also if it was a loop. Ware deed it end. It aint no loop ware is six going to? In 3 you dont see six anymore. Those are 2 difrent kids. Is six gane safe mono with her powers ore not. 🤔
How tho? Not like she was the one wronged first, if you consider that a loose loop is going on, then Six betraying Mono is the cause of it all. Basically she was never ostracized, she just chose to not let anyone (specifically mono) love her.
I have read the theory that she unintentionally let go of Mono's hand because felt the urge to eat him and got scared. She would have attacked Mono if she didn't let him go
nah, her body language after the battle is pretty clear that she made her decision to betray him. (plus that how that scenes it call in the game files : Six's betray) Plus the hunger came after she got out, not before. And her hunger is still at a low level at that point anyway, a piece of bread satisfied her a long time in the first game. On the top of not making sense. "I don't want to kill him so i going to let him fall to his death." 😅 plus plus ,The official LN tweeter account kinda said it was because of the music box ,something like : forcefully taking someone out of their escapism can end terribly for both party" So there that to.🫠
@@tyra6433no no no. She looked at him fall after she let go of his hand (a bit when you just drop something from a an high height) THEN, she turn back, without looking back. 😁 You meant "didn't" right? btw
Man, if Shadow Six is basically Six's soul then it would make so much sense that she would just let mono fall, in fiction people who lost their souls are always portraited as people who are barely or not capable of feeling emotions, so what Thin Man took from her was probably her capacity to feel empathy for others, which is why she left Mono.
But didn't six lose her soul after dropping mono and entering through the tv? When she betrayed mono , she didn't lose her soul at that point. After going through tv, she lost part of herself, thus her indomitable hunger
I remember someone brought up a point that mono/the man’s feelings towards Six are pretty ambiguous since when he grabbed her the man turned Six into a monster but also left her in a room filled with comfort items like her music box and stuff so it could be he resents her but understands on some level what she did
The tower twists people, not the Thin Man. The items inside were probably the tower manipulating her into staying without trying to escape by using the one thing she cares for, the music box. Once you destroy it; the tower stops the hallucination of a building and attempts to capture them both. The tower simply used Six to get Mono inside since he is its most useful slave.
Spoiler for the final boss fight of little nightmares 2: The saddest thing to me is the boss fight with her in little nightmares 2. You have to destroy her music box, which was something that she was using when you initially find her as a coping device. And in order to get to that music box, you have to use the call command, which was a tool that you used to get her to follow you as a sign of her trust to you. Essentially, you have to constantly betray her trust in order to save her. And then afterwards, when she comes back to normal Mono, doesn’t get the chance to explain himself before everything starts closing on itself. So whether or not, she knows that Mono eventually becomes the thin man is irrelevant. They are both essentially trapped in a time loop cycle of revenge against each other.
This is a cool observation! One thing I will add is that Six is not stuck in any time loop (confirmed by the Devs) and Mono is currently the only child canonically stuck in a time loop/paradox. Mono will always end up in the signal tower after killing the Thin Man, it just happens that Six was there this time.
@@WhyAreAllTagsTaken I kind of meant the initial time loop. Where the thin man kidnap her mono saves her she betrays Mono and then mono becomes the thin man. I know she eventually ends up branching off to her own story that’s the first game. I guess I just didn’t word that right.
@@lulul0l039 your username should be delulul0l039 bc wtf man these games are 5+ and 3+ years old, the people that don't like this franchise will scroll past, the people that do like it already know what happens. the only spoiler here is you being so naggy.
@@billygoatea7171Not like she knew that, though. Unless you go by the theory that she gets the memories of the things/people she eats, in which case she *still* wouldn't have known until AFTER she ate the gnome.
She get there powers from eating the rat. So she learned stuf she eated the gnome. She know what happened to him. She got the power when she took a bite out of the lady
Plus, throughout the entire first game, it's very obvious that the monsters are killing kids, turning them into food (such as sausages), and feeding them to the guests. So Six knows that the sausage was made of her own kind, but she didn't know that the Nome was too. So Six, in an attempt to not commit cannibalism, eats the unknown creature instead of the child-meat sausage. Which unfortunately, we all know how that worked out.
but aren't the cooks making the sausages from the big meaty guests? you can see it in the part before you go into the toilet I believe, you can see a cook hacking away at a guest inside a room where you walk past
@@C0dE_wastaken it's not confirmed that they're killing and eating the guests nor the kids, but it's heavily implied for both of them. I guess it's up to theories, but maybe they're killing both?
It’s also the guests. They eat till they die and are used for meat and then that’s why there’s a pit of shoes. Also in the marching of the guests soundtrack, at their arrival, you actually can hear them sing just exactly that is what will happen to em. In a tune as if they saw it in a tv advertisement which goes back to the first game, and the viewers are actually guests. Thats why there’s stacks of plates in a lot of their houses.
Ironically, from what I learned, the nome she ate was actually the boy who ran away in the DLC. He was captured by the Geisha and in the end turned into a nome
I like the theory of her realizing that the meat on the maw is made of children and chose to eat the (to her) weird looking animal instead of human sausage.
@@alicaafton9264 like: Oh look, a humanoid thing. Better not to eat it cause it's a living creature and that sausage is already unsubscribed from life, yummy. I'm a cann¡bal either way :v
She made sausages out of normal meat earlier in the game so that doesn’t make sense since as far as she knows all sausages in the maw were made of the same ingredients.
@@celestialcrimsonI think there would be an end if the next “mono” or kid that is to be thin man doesn’t become thin man, because if Thin man doesn’t exist anymore the tower wouldn’t function and the kids that come after would be free from any paradoxes they are in originally
I think her eating the gnome makes sense because throughout the whole game, she witnesses how the food there is made out of other children, so she couldn't bring herself to eat a fellow child. Too bad for her - that gnome turns out to be a former child too.
She made normal sausages out of ham in the kitchen area so that doesn’t make sense. She would believe all sausages were ham not children. She just wanted to eat the gnome.
@@christophercardoza2872 if you went to a normal sausage factory full of normal ham, and spot a body of a child, no, even just a finger of a human being, would you trust and eat the sausages produced there? Also, the room you make "normal sausages" is full of child shaped sacks
@@musikamusika1736 Those situations are completely different since one is a twisted world and the other is a murder mystery. We don’t know what food they make with the children just that they get butchered and turned into pieces of meat, but we do know the chefs didn’t have any children ready to be turned in sausages just ham in that freezer. They don’t have nearly enough children on board to feed all the guests, so that sausage has to be made of normal ham, or Six would just be very unlikely to get the one sausage composed of children. Logically, children are considered a delicacy since the guests will drop everything no matter how much food they have and try to consume a living child. Six is a sadistic child, so I doubt she would even care if the sausage was made of adult of child meat. She only cares about survival and will do anything to stay alive. If she is willing to eat a rat, a gnome and the lady do you really think she cares if she has to eat another child to live? She has no sympathy for the children on the maw; you just think she has the morals to not cannibalise on children with no proof she would even care for them. She is not a normal child and was clearly abused or abandoned before the tower took over since she lacks trust for anyone, but Mono when he helped her.
off topic from the video but i cant believe the little nightmares community is still alive i love this game sm and i get so happy when i see content for it
I personally feel that it’s as simple as she knew what the sausages being made, and saw that they were made of kids and people, so chose to eat the gnome, which she wouldn’t have known was human. And every other hunger scene she had no other options, this is why I believe that she was attempting to avoid cannibalism
Possibly, but even before that her sadistic nature seemed like it was beginning to rear its ugly head. Breaking fingers in the hospital, warming herself by the fire that incinerated the doctor. Breaking one of the bullies heads. Although some of these seemed like survival , I think these moments were beginning to show that she will do anything to survive. And once she sees mono as a threat… it’s over.
Well, to be fair, with the hand thing she had absolutely nothing to do while Mono was traversing through the rooms. So she had to keep herself entertained somehow. And with the doctor, he WAS trying to kill them, and Mono was the one who turned the furnace on, so why not warm yourself up while the fire is on? And with the bully one, they did who knows what to the poor girl and then hung her upside down by her feet. Plus Mono was killing bullies left and right before that, so why is it so bad the she does it now? Not trying to argue or be rude, but I don't like how all the bad things Six does is pointed out and seen as horrible, while everything Mono does is ignored and seen as self defense. Both characters are scared children in a horrible world, and both are just trying to survive. Sorry if this seems rude, it's not meant to be.
@@StrangeCreatue13 I have to acknowledge that there isn’t a lot of evidence of six being more sadistic than mono, and it’s really my personal head cannon, but I think it’s still a distinct possibility. Come to think of it, the most kind and least violent protagonist was probs the runaway kid, and his kindness cost him his life at the hands of six. Also, you didn’t come off as rude at all, and I think your perspective is interesting.
@@StrangeCreatue13youve summed up my thoughts better than i could. i get why the stuff six does leaves a bad taste in a lot of peoples mouths, and i dont mean to excuse her, but it _is_ a bit annoying how so many people paint her actions as "pure evil" when the other children, especially mono, have done almost the exact same things, or arguably worse, and its NEVER portrayed the same way. (like mono murdering who knows how many bullies and its never talked about yet six does it, count 'em, _once,_ and she is satan incarnate. even though id say its totally reasonable given they, idk, kidnapped her??) its weird, 'cause id argue a lot of it is justified. its not like the monsters are people. and considering they are inherently violent and implied to be mindless i dont get why its so heinous for the children to kill them or be cruel to them. why everyone holds them to the same standards as people. self defense is a different crime than murder for a reason.
I keep seeing people suggest that Six somehow knows Mono is the Thin Man. Buuuut she's still very friendly to Mono in the tower until he attacks her music device, an act that clearly upsets her very much. It's only AFTER that when she becomes hostile to him, which suggests she betrays Mono because she was hurt by young Mono when he tries to help her.
I've heard a theory about Six getting the knowledge from the things she eats for example, she eats an rat and she uses hidingplaces more. And when she eats the Nome (who was the runaway kid from the dlc) she gets the knowledge to use the mirrors against the geisha, because the runaway kid knew that hurt her. And again when she eats the geisha, she gets her powers. I always thought that made sense
You’re on the right track. Both games take place in the mind of Six (LN1) and Mono (LN2). LN1 is a redemption story of the grown young-lady Six and she probably looks eerily similar to the Geisha after she is defeated at the end. That’s because she has a severe case of anorexia, but also suffers from severe cibophobia (fear of food). LM2 is the origin story of what happened that she ended up like that. But it’s taken from Mono’s perspective just before he kills himself. His suicide is what snaps the young Six awake in LN1. Notice the man who hung himself in the first 3 minutes of game play.
Well, that’s the thing most people don’t realize six didn’t end up on the maw by accident. She stowed away with the goal of getting to the geisha I’m sure
Yes, “shadow six” (if my personal theory is correct: her soul) signals to the maw flyer at the end of LN 2, she’s then encounters the ferryman, who as luck would have it takes her to the maw.
Weird thing about Six eating things is actually a lot more of a mystery then you think, like how could Six know that Mirrors hurt The Lady, or the fact that she knew where the key was in the chef level, unless she gained the memories of the things she ate, like when she ate the rat who must have adventured through the entire area the chefs were in and because The Runaway kid saw all those shattered mirrors and the fact that she hates people seeing her face, all the things Six knows is all because she gained the memories of the things she ate
It doesn't matter how much they try to show that six is just a vulnerable kid, she is not she is sadistic and ruthless with a quick sense of self preservation, even before meeting mono, she just uses mono throughout the game, when she sees him as a threat she drops him off, there might be counter arguments saying, that she threw him off, because she saw thin man's face but no, she was absorbing his power to travel through the TV.
My personal thinking is that Mono hiding under the bed instead of atleast trying to help her escape the Thin Man with a helping hand was the point when she started to 'lose herself' and lose her trust in Mono; despite of him having saved her multiple times before. Like from the Hunter and the Bullies in the school.
You can see a shadow version of Six watching over her whenever she feeds. On the first clip she appears on the table in the background between the glass bottles. It’s literally foreshadowing the ending and the non-linear time rules in the games.
This also happens a while after the kitchen, meaning she probably realised the sausage was made out of other children, so the gnome was better in her mind because she didnt know it was actually another child.
Fun fact I played the dlc the nome that is eaten well. There is a reason there were only three dlc packs for the first game, I'm not gonna spoil but wow I'm sad for that nome
I played also the dlc and am surprised. After the story was over i thought that nome is unrelated to the events in the DLC except for the fact he is a nome and they roam around in that place.
Nome literally is in same room that the DLC ends in and I loved that and felt sad over it at the same time Creep factor x10 but also that poor, kindhearted child
A headcanon i have. So we know Mono is The Thin Man. Assuming the version of The Thin Man we see was also betrayed/dropped by Six, you would assume he is angry at her and takes her into the TV/tower to get back at her. But he set her up in a room with toys and a music box that brought her comfort. I think he was mad, but also sad for the time they never got to spend together as kids. Mono obviously cared about her and tried to rescue her and probably saw her as a potentially good friend. Being dropped and not having that time together and being alone for so long, then to have the chance at having what you missed out on, i think he wanted that and so he was trying to make her comfortable so she would open up to him. But also notice, he would be a full grown man now and he takes her when she is still a kid. So when we see her again, she's big, but still in her kid form. I could be wrong, but i feel like thats showing Six's emotionally stunted growth. Shes caught in between trying to grow up and make sense of things while not being able to cope and just being a kid finding solace in a music box.
6 had the ability the absorb powers from other people that have abilities. Every time you see her eat, it somehow helps her realize where she is. (I cant remember where she was led, but she eats food near a cafeteria and then knows her way through the kitchen.) She also eats a knome which shows her how to take down the geisha
I mean originally I had the same thoughts and still do. But she acted kind of twisted even before she was taken by the slender looking man. However, we don’t know what happened when she was kept at that house stuck in the room before mono finds her. So she may gone through even more than we know.
6 is a representation of the human experience. We all start off innocent and trying to find out way through a nightmarish world. But sooner or later, we are all tainted by that darkness and must learn how to survive in a different way.
Six didn’t eat the sausage because she knew what it was, but had no idea what the nome was. She had just gone through the kitchen and seen what the food was really made of, which is children, and didn’t want to eat something she knew was once a kid like her, so she ate the nome instead thinking it was just something like a rat. It was a choice between child and child, but she only knew that one was a kid.
also every character you play is actually a memory of their brain like where mono helped six and after that mono wakes up and realizes hes still the same
I think the other thing is, she's growing up. She's becoming an adult and the adults eat people. She's going through puberty and becoming cannibalistic.
@@Im_ablackhole honestly I'm not entirely sure. we haven't been given the full picture yet. As far as we know, it's extremely dangerous to be a child in this world.
I think that her consuming living beings for recover a part of her soul make sense, but the Hungry Attacks are probably just caused by the magic of the lady in the Maw.
LN2 sets up Six in a way that leads you to believe she has always been “self absorbed” she seems cold at times. There is a price to survive in that world. Lawless. Immoral. Confusing. When Six and Mono are being chased by the Thimono and he grabs Six, there is a moment where Six reaches out for Mono under the bed, he tucks his head in and Six is grabbed. The area where Six is found clearly shows that a considerable amount of time has passed, she’s in a time distorted place. She is forced out of a trance, has to run for her life and in the final moments when Mono needs help, she lets go. Is she warped? Has this played out before? When Six needed a hand to not be taken, did she feel betrayed? She had nothing but time to think about those final moments. Mono the power to repel and Six the power to intake. Maybe that’s her answer to go get mono? A black hole to time distortion
In the start of little nightmares 2 Mono see six with the toy and Mono breaks so because he is trying to save six and make sure she doesn’t become the monsters like them but when things man grabs six he tries to end the loop that kept on going and basically at the end Mono is the thin man
I have a similar theory: Why six let go of mono: It was mono’s fault. Let me explain, the thin man (mono) captures six trying to stop her from betraying him. Doing this he causes six to get corrupted by the transmission. Mono then manages to reverse that. But when six was corrupted, her soul left her body. Meaning six doesn’t have a soul anymore. This causes her to do terrible things, like letting go of mono. The thin man isn’t evil, and neither is six. You don’t play as six in LN 1, you play as her body. That’s why she never bothers to help the other children in the maw. And why she eats the gnome. Glitchy remains: Glitchy remains are souls, “shadow six” is her soul. It can be seen leading mono to the thin man, looking at the flyer at the end and everytime “six” eats something in LN 1. The glitchy remains you collect in LN 2 are souls of corrupted children (bullies). Six’s hunger: Without a soul, she is left empty LN 3: Perhaps in the next game, “six” is an antagonist. And at the end, her soul is returned to her.
I don’t know if it was just me who noticed but I feel something changed in her when she got caught by the doll kids. Because after that happened when they jumped on the piano she held her head.
I like how this game also has the first game come after the second in the story because it’s similar to mr hopps where it does the same thing and I think that’s really interesting :)
I am so excited for little nightmares three because it’s two brand new characters, but I hope they have some references or at least deeper explanation to the lore….. supposedly rumor has it. They’re gonna get down a little bit more into the details of the story and we’re gonna find out more clues about hanging and the mall and all these other weird things came to be.
I really do hope they don’t completely abandon the first two games, although it’s hard to think they won’t since it’s and intirely new invirment and characters. But i think it would be insane if they didn’t bring back six. INSANE
It all wraps back around on itself. The Thin Man (Mono) attempted to save his younger self from Six, but by kidnapping Six, he actually creates the version of her that will create the Thin Man and eat the Runaway Kid. By attempting to avert destruction, the Thin Man actually sets it in motion.
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I love how they made a DLC with that gnome as the main character. I feel so bad for him, he just wanted to escape
Wait, the eaten gnome?
@maulmemes Yep, it's a DLC for little nightmares 1 called "The Secrets of the Maw"
Yeah the ending of the DLC affected me to this day.
Didn't see it coming, great ending.
@@maulmemes Yes the Eaten gnome was a Child like Mono and Six. They call him Runaway Kid or RK.
@@msgabby5674what did they do to him to make him a gnome?
And you can even see the part she lost of herself watching her whenever she eats
what do you mean? is there a shadow in the scenes in the game? i want to go back and see😅
Yeah each time @@elb8605
@@elb8605yeah, her shadow self always watches when you get hungry :))
It's almost as though the sbadow is her conscience silently judging her actions
@@Ewok-gf7szdamn ok
I now see why people thought Six would eventually become the Geisha. I’m so glad that Bandai Namco decided to continue this game series!
If your talking about little nightmares 2 I'm so glad thye did it yeah, but sadly bandai Namco left im a little angry about this but luckily a new company took the reins of it all now having little nightmares 3 coming up this year with low and alone!
@@Boba_star-og Bandai haven't left. Tarsier left, Tarsier make the games, and Bandai Namco carry the IP. They eventually gave the IP to supermassive who are making the third game. Tarsier made the world of little nightmares but after they stopped working on it Bandai had to look for a new company to make the actual game. I really hope supermassive do well.
@@user-bf5dp5jp9q LN 3 is looking great from what ive seen
Reminds me of the ending of Deep Sleep series.
Six was never gonna be the geisha
She also is scared to trust anyone again after realizing the one person she trusted (Mono) was the Thin Man, so she couldn’t trust the gnome helping her
I don't think so. She didn't trust him anymore because he broke her music box. She attacked Mono because he was destroying her music box and was hurting her in the process. If you rewatch the scene after mono broke her music box, she looked back at him like she was mad. And she didn't even extend her hand out like last time to catch mono when the bridge was falling instead, she just watched him until Mono jumped towards her and she had a last minute thought before betraying him.
@@llLittleIvoryArtsll I think her trust was broken before that, when Mono hid under bed instead of helping her escape the Thin Man, which resulted in her being abducted and separated from her soul
Not really in my eyes she already knew she was getting this ”hungry curse” In our eyes it looks like she let go of him because of spite and anger but in my eyes ”Thanks to the secret ending” I realized she let go because if she didnt she would have eaten Mono. As soon as she let go of mono and she ran away she started to hunch over and hold her stomach because she was hungry and then when she came through the portal the black shadow six appears pointing to the maw, Saying like go there for food” so in my opinion she think letting him go and killing him like that was better than having the guilt of eating him alive
@@bbfox188 true. Gosh, this betrayal was just a huge misunderstanding between them.
@@llLittleIvoryArtsll yes 😭
Little Nightmares 2 made me really sad about both Six and Mono tbh, future Mono just wanted to prevent the betrayal happening to him that would lead him to that state, but at the same time it would result in Six doing these as well, which is a vicious chain that can't be broken. I wonder how Little Nightmares 3 will be 😢
That’s what I’m wondering. But what terrified me the most is when it comes to the bosses. Will they be more challenging than the other bosses we saw?
@@RedRose0395 The devs got enough time to cook and so far they haven't let us down at all 🔥
Six and Mono aren't supposed to be in the third game at all !!
@@comradevalence Wait whaaaat?!
@@feliksdzerzhinskij800 yes it already give the spoiler broo
Seven ate Nine, but Six ate Seven.
Bruh
Six is a menace
I see watchu did there
7,8,9 but 6,8,7.
@joshuabalmores2562 six eat seven?
I don't see many people talk about how kind she is when we first meet her again in the tower. She's so trusting that she not only offers to share with Mono the music box (and what that represents) after being coaxed, but in the case that Mono misses the music box when swinging the hammer and slams it into the ground next to it, she doesn't go to shield it. She doesn't even flinch. In her most animalistic form, when her body - and probably mind, too - have been contorted practically beyond recognission, she still believes Mono won't hurt her. The decision to betray him happens after he hurts her in his attempt to free her and escape together.
And Mono, of course, *had* to save her. He cares about her. Why would he not? Judgement cannot be passed to him. He did what he did out of love for the friend who has been there throughout this whole nightmare. These are *children.* Children who have absolutely no guidance trying to survive in a hateful world of severe and disgusting cruelty. It's hard to ask a five year old to make logical decisions about who to risk trusting when they've been hurt so unbelievably much both mentally *and* physically throughout their entire life.
I don't believe this story is one of villains and heroes. It's a tragedy about the perils of childhood and what can be lost to it. It's hard for me to look at any of the children in this franchise (even the school children, honestly) and see true evil. The only evil that can be found comes from the hundreds or even thousands of adults who would rather escape from reality than fix the world when they have all the power now that they likely lacked as children.
Mmmm that’s interesting but sounds honestly like you’ve got the right or at least best version if I’m to think it over…. I do feel bad for them honestly both of them only wanted what was best for eachother I think.
That is a good view point but the school children?? They arent PURE evil but they are quite evil
Im glad i put in the effort to read this, we humans push away anything inconvenient, we are beginning to push away childrens too
People live, people love, people die.
That's standard for humans.
If you lose any of those you are something else, you are not the standard.
But what will happen next is something that depends on oneself and motivation.
If you want to do something you will do so, if you feel like killing you will probably do so, you just need a little push. Pain, helplessness, horrific truth...even something that standard humans would say that is positive can become a curse.
The law of life and death is cruel, but natural.
Behold, but do not surrender.
If you want to become the envoy of some kind by siding on life or death, maybe love or hate, you are foolish.
Both in extreme will make your spirit unstable.
The way to become progressive is to become Eternal.
Your spirit shall become strong enough to find it way in hearts of all, even after your physical form perish.
Being fully honest, I hated Six a lot when she betrayed Mono, and was even somewhat happy to see that she lost part of her, as karma for not trusting in Mono until the end(he could've easily fixed that with time and practice)
But oh well, the "these are *children*" reminded me that Six really is just a child, she _probably_ regrets leaving him behind back there, but now it's too late for that, she didn't think it through, nor did Mono think that he was hurting his friend in the process of saving her
It's just tragic, incredibly sad and tragic, Mono never deserved to be stuck in a loop, and Six never deserved to be stuck in a cycle of killing in a desperate attempt to fix herself
If Mono escaped with Six, the time loop would break and they would both cease to exist.
Not a timeloop
@@реально-д8у Well to mono it is
@@реально-д8у six is the geisha and mono is the tall man. He saves her so she can go to the island. Mono has to have become the tall man for six and mono to get to that point. Which, paradoxically means mono has always been the tall man and he will forever chase his younger self to the point of his younger self becoming the tall man so that he can chase his younger self to become the tall man so that he can chase his younger self to become the tall man….for infinity
@@Monsterbrainzzz and why would that be a loop, where does it start, why do you think there are always two monos? Why would next kid who becomes the tall man even be mono.
@@Monsterbrainzzz cycle of children becoming adults? Yes, definetly, that's what the whole series is basically about. Timeloop? Nah.
Six gains the memory’s of whoever she eats. The nome is they boy from the dlc who already knew where the lady’s residence was. When six ate the nome she then knew where to find the lady
Wait...this make sense of why she ate the nome without thinking...she ate a rat last time,a rat an animal who won't even think if a thing like a Nome is a friend or an animal or anything and wouldn't think,what I mean it felt like she had the conscious of an animal somehow(?) i really don't know how to describe what im trying to explain,sorry English isn't my first language,(still what i said isn't what i believe and it could be a theory because i still believe other theories and not what i just said)
Source: trust me bro
@@half.blightsource yes trust me bro but nobody really knows the story honestly
When she eat she absorbed the memories and the skills. When she eat the rat she learn how use sewers. When she eat gnome she learn the mirror was the weapon. When she eat the lady she got her power
That's actually an INCREDIBLY good point... I've never actually thought (or heard) of that, before now. 🤔
Yeah her friend.
Also if it was a loop. Ware deed it end. It aint no loop ware is six going to? In 3 you dont see six anymore. Those are 2 difrent kids. Is six gane safe mono with her powers ore not. 🤔
Certainly a good example of “a child who is ostracized by the village, will burn it down to feel its warmth.”
Man shut the f#ck with those cringe lines and get out of Ur basement to touch some grass.😂😂😂
How tho? Not like she was the one wronged first, if you consider that a loose loop is going on, then Six betraying Mono is the cause of it all. Basically she was never ostracized, she just chose to not let anyone (specifically mono) love her.
Metal
@@primehunter844
Do you know of Very Little Nightmares?
@elaine5556 yeah why?
I have read the theory that she unintentionally let go of Mono's hand because felt the urge to eat him and got scared. She would have attacked Mono if she didn't let him go
I would love if that was the reaspn i kinda started hating six after that so like it would be better then her just letting mono fall
@@swwily173same
nah, her body language after the battle is pretty clear that she made her decision to betray him. (plus that how that scenes it call in the game files : Six's betray)
Plus the hunger came after she got out, not before. And her hunger is still at a low level at that point anyway, a piece of bread satisfied her a long time in the first game.
On the top of not making sense.
"I don't want to kill him so i going to let him fall to his death." 😅
plus plus ,The official LN tweeter account kinda said it was because of the music box ,something like : forcefully taking someone out of their escapism can end terribly for both party"
So there that to.🫠
I mean why would she just walk off then? She did look back or anything
@@tyra6433no no no. She looked at him fall after she let go of his hand (a bit when you just drop something from a an high height) THEN, she turn back, without looking back. 😁
You meant "didn't" right? btw
Man, if Shadow Six is basically Six's soul then it would make so much sense that she would just let mono fall, in fiction people who lost their souls are always portraited as people who are barely or not capable of feeling emotions, so what Thin Man took from her was probably her capacity to feel empathy for others, which is why she left Mono.
Exactly.
But didn't six lose her soul after dropping mono and entering through the tv? When she betrayed mono , she didn't lose her soul at that point. After going through tv, she lost part of herself, thus her indomitable hunger
She got the curse after she dropped him and absorbed his powers to pass through the TV.
I remember someone brought up a point that mono/the man’s feelings towards Six are pretty ambiguous since when he grabbed her the man turned Six into a monster but also left her in a room filled with comfort items like her music box and stuff so it could be he resents her but understands on some level what she did
The tower twists people, not the Thin Man. The items inside were probably the tower manipulating her into staying without trying to escape by using the one thing she cares for, the music box. Once you destroy it; the tower stops the hallucination of a building and attempts to capture them both. The tower simply used Six to get Mono inside since he is its most useful slave.
Spoiler for the final boss fight of little nightmares 2:
The saddest thing to me is the boss fight with her in little nightmares 2.
You have to destroy her music box, which was something that she was using when you initially find her as a coping device.
And in order to get to that music box, you have to use the call command, which was a tool that you used to get her to follow you as a sign of her trust to you.
Essentially, you have to constantly betray her trust in order to save her.
And then afterwards, when she comes back to normal Mono, doesn’t get the chance to explain himself before everything starts closing on itself.
So whether or not, she knows that Mono eventually becomes the thin man is irrelevant.
They are both essentially trapped in a time loop cycle of revenge against each other.
This is a cool observation! One thing I will add is that Six is not stuck in any time loop (confirmed by the Devs) and Mono is currently the only child canonically stuck in a time loop/paradox. Mono will always end up in the signal tower after killing the Thin Man, it just happens that Six was there this time.
PUT SPOILER ALERT
random scrollers didn't click for the title and there isnt enough reaction time
@@WhyAreAllTagsTaken I kind of meant the initial time loop.
Where the thin man kidnap her mono saves her she betrays Mono and then mono becomes the thin man.
I know she eventually ends up branching off to her own story that’s the first game.
I guess I just didn’t word that right.
@@lulul0l039 your username should be delulul0l039 bc wtf man these games are 5+ and 3+ years old, the people that don't like this franchise will scroll past, the people that do like it already know what happens. the only spoiler here is you being so naggy.
@@puppycatsupremacybruh you dont have to be mean on RUclips I just discovered this game and I'm very interested in it and want to know more
I figured she didn’t want the sausage because by that point we knew it was made of kids
And the gnomes are were humans
@@billygoatea7171Not like she knew that, though.
Unless you go by the theory that she gets the memories of the things/people she eats, in which case she *still* wouldn't have known until AFTER she ate the gnome.
She get there powers from eating the rat. So she learned stuf she eated the gnome. She know what happened to him. She got the power when she took a bite out of the lady
She made sausages out of regular meat so she wouldn’t know or think the sausage was made of children.
Plus, throughout the entire first game, it's very obvious that the monsters are killing kids, turning them into food (such as sausages), and feeding them to the guests. So Six knows that the sausage was made of her own kind, but she didn't know that the Nome was too.
So Six, in an attempt to not commit cannibalism, eats the unknown creature instead of the child-meat sausage. Which unfortunately, we all know how that worked out.
but aren't the cooks making the sausages from the big meaty guests?
you can see it in the part before you go into the toilet I believe, you can see a cook hacking away at a guest inside a room where you walk past
@@C0dE_wastaken it's not confirmed that they're killing and eating the guests nor the kids, but it's heavily implied for both of them. I guess it's up to theories, but maybe they're killing both?
I think it's VERY possible that they are@@StrangeCreatue13
It’s also the guests. They eat till they die and are used for meat and then that’s why there’s a pit of shoes. Also in the marching of the guests soundtrack, at their arrival, you actually can hear them sing just exactly that is what will happen to em. In a tune as if they saw it in a tv advertisement which goes back to the first game, and the viewers are actually guests. Thats why there’s stacks of plates in a lot of their houses.
Ironically, from what I learned, the nome she ate was actually the boy who ran away in the DLC. He was captured by the Geisha and in the end turned into a nome
I like the theory of her realizing that the meat on the maw is made of children and chose to eat the (to her) weird looking animal instead of human sausage.
But the weird looking animal was a human, turned into an animal :v
@@YariP94 How the hell is she gonna know that?
@@alicaafton9264 like: Oh look, a humanoid thing. Better not to eat it cause it's a living creature and that sausage is already unsubscribed from life, yummy. I'm a cann¡bal either way :v
@@YariP94 They don't look that humonaid tbh,💀
She made sausages out of normal meat earlier in the game so that doesn’t make sense since as far as she knows all sausages in the maw were made of the same ingredients.
I saw something that says six gains the abilities and knowledge of the things she eats
I read that to
I attributed her hunger to her keeping the hunger from her giant version
and then you realize that the gnome she ate is the kid you play as in the DLC....
Mano and Six are monsters and it's a never ending cycle. No start, no end.
doesnt the time line start in the opposite way tho
like LN II starts before LNI I
@@sina-sp5fr bruh, it's like a paradox
@@celestialcrimsonI think there would be an end if the next “mono” or kid that is to be thin man doesn’t become thin man, because if Thin man doesn’t exist anymore the tower wouldn’t function and the kids that come after would be free from any paradoxes they are in originally
@@CentrallJay it's like a paradox, because we don't know if the first thin man was "mono" or another separate being
As someone who's never had any contact with this game i must say, that's a craaazy way to start a video
This is a sign,now u have to try the game lol
Nah, lol, no commentary video much better for US who get spoiled 😂@@anonym4673
I think her eating the gnome makes sense because throughout the whole game, she witnesses how the food there is made out of other children, so she couldn't bring herself to eat a fellow child. Too bad for her - that gnome turns out to be a former child too.
She made normal sausages out of ham in the kitchen area so that doesn’t make sense. She would believe all sausages were ham not children. She just wanted to eat the gnome.
@@christophercardoza2872 if you went to a normal sausage factory full of normal ham, and spot a body of a child, no, even just a finger of a human being, would you trust and eat the sausages produced there?
Also, the room you make "normal sausages" is full of child shaped sacks
@@musikamusika1736 Those situations are completely different since one is a twisted world and the other is a murder mystery. We don’t know what food they make with the children just that they get butchered and turned into pieces of meat, but we do know the chefs didn’t have any children ready to be turned in sausages just ham in that freezer. They don’t have nearly enough children on board to feed all the guests, so that sausage has to be made of normal ham, or Six would just be very unlikely to get the one sausage composed of children. Logically, children are considered a delicacy since the guests will drop everything no matter how much food they have and try to consume a living child. Six is a sadistic child, so I doubt she would even care if the sausage was made of adult of child meat. She only cares about survival and will do anything to stay alive. If she is willing to eat a rat, a gnome and the lady do you really think she cares if she has to eat another child to live? She has no sympathy for the children on the maw; you just think she has the morals to not cannibalise on children with no proof she would even care for them. She is not a normal child and was clearly abused or abandoned before the tower took over since she lacks trust for anyone, but Mono when he helped her.
She decided to eat a living thing instead of a dead one, well cannibal either way.
off topic from the video but i cant believe the little nightmares community is still alive i love this game sm and i get so happy when i see content for it
Same 🥹
I personally feel that it’s as simple as she knew what the sausages being made, and saw that they were made of kids and people, so chose to eat the gnome, which she wouldn’t have known was human. And every other hunger scene she had no other options, this is why I believe that she was attempting to avoid cannibalism
She made sausages out of ham so she doesn’t know if that sausage was ham or human.
Possibly, but even before that her sadistic nature seemed like it was beginning to rear its ugly head. Breaking fingers in the hospital, warming herself by the fire that incinerated the doctor. Breaking one of the bullies heads. Although some of these seemed like survival , I think these moments were beginning to show that she will do anything to survive. And once she sees mono as a threat… it’s over.
Well, to be fair, with the hand thing she had absolutely nothing to do while Mono was traversing through the rooms. So she had to keep herself entertained somehow.
And with the doctor, he WAS trying to kill them, and Mono was the one who turned the furnace on, so why not warm yourself up while the fire is on?
And with the bully one, they did who knows what to the poor girl and then hung her upside down by her feet. Plus Mono was killing bullies left and right before that, so why is it so bad the she does it now?
Not trying to argue or be rude, but I don't like how all the bad things Six does is pointed out and seen as horrible, while everything Mono does is ignored and seen as self defense. Both characters are scared children in a horrible world, and both are just trying to survive.
Sorry if this seems rude, it's not meant to be.
@@StrangeCreatue13 I have to acknowledge that there isn’t a lot of evidence of six being more sadistic than mono, and it’s really my personal head cannon, but I think it’s still a distinct possibility. Come to think of it, the most kind and least violent protagonist was probs the runaway kid, and his kindness cost him his life at the hands of six. Also, you didn’t come off as rude at all, and I think your perspective is interesting.
@@StrangeCreatue13youve summed up my thoughts better than i could. i get why the stuff six does leaves a bad taste in a lot of peoples mouths, and i dont mean to excuse her, but it _is_ a bit annoying how so many people paint her actions as "pure evil" when the other children, especially mono, have done almost the exact same things, or arguably worse, and its NEVER portrayed the same way. (like mono murdering who knows how many bullies and its never talked about yet six does it, count 'em, _once,_ and she is satan incarnate. even though id say its totally reasonable given they, idk, kidnapped her??)
its weird, 'cause id argue a lot of it is justified. its not like the monsters are people. and considering they are inherently violent and implied to be mindless i dont get why its so heinous for the children to kill them or be cruel to them. why everyone holds them to the same standards as people. self defense is a different crime than murder for a reason.
I keep seeing people suggest that Six somehow knows Mono is the Thin Man. Buuuut she's still very friendly to Mono in the tower until he attacks her music device, an act that clearly upsets her very much.
It's only AFTER that when she becomes hostile to him, which suggests she betrays Mono because she was hurt by young Mono when he tries to help her.
I've heard a theory about Six getting the knowledge from the things she eats
for example, she eats an rat and she uses hidingplaces more. And when she eats the Nome (who was the runaway kid from the dlc) she gets the knowledge to use the mirrors against the geisha, because the runaway kid knew that hurt her. And again when she eats the geisha, she gets her powers.
I always thought that made sense
You’re on the right track. Both games take place in the mind of Six (LN1) and Mono (LN2). LN1 is a redemption story of the grown young-lady Six and she probably looks eerily similar to the Geisha after she is defeated at the end. That’s because she has a severe case of anorexia, but also suffers from severe cibophobia (fear of food).
LM2 is the origin story of what happened that she ended up like that. But it’s taken from Mono’s perspective just before he kills himself. His suicide is what snaps the young Six awake in LN1. Notice the man who hung himself in the first 3 minutes of game play.
HIS NAME IS THIN MAN 🗣️❗❗❗
More thin is your father
I'm kidding don't report me 😅
Fr fr
@@LN.9207 grammer check 🗣
It's also a parallel I feel, to how she becomes the Masked Woman, who seems to be using/consuming the banquet guests.
Well, that’s the thing most people don’t realize six didn’t end up on the maw by accident. She stowed away with the goal of getting to the geisha I’m sure
Yes, “shadow six” (if my personal theory is correct: her soul) signals to the maw flyer at the end of LN 2, she’s then encounters the ferryman, who as luck would have it takes her to the maw.
Weird thing about Six eating things is actually a lot more of a mystery then you think, like how could Six know that Mirrors hurt The Lady, or the fact that she knew where the key was in the chef level, unless she gained the memories of the things she ate, like when she ate the rat who must have adventured through the entire area the chefs were in and because The Runaway kid saw all those shattered mirrors and the fact that she hates people seeing her face, all the things Six knows is all because she gained the memories of the things she ate
Another from Gaming Beaver theory that the world is full of endless cycle. Every ending has the same fate as the main antagonist had.
“Eats relentlessly to recover a piece of her soul” sounds like the hollows from Bleach
This music always sends a shiver down my spine...
Bro was so hungry she ate an entire submarine💀
Yeah that's not slender Man that's thin Man.
i mean. hes basically slender man though. he got the suit, hunting children...and thin and slender are literally synonyms lmao
Exactly
It doesn't matter how much they try to show that six is just a vulnerable kid, she is not she is sadistic and ruthless with a quick sense of self preservation, even before meeting mono, she just uses mono throughout the game, when she sees him as a threat she drops him off, there might be counter arguments saying, that she threw him off, because she saw thin man's face but no, she was absorbing his power to travel through the TV.
My personal thinking is that Mono hiding under the bed instead of atleast trying to help her escape the Thin Man with a helping hand was the point when she started to 'lose herself' and lose her trust in Mono; despite of him having saved her multiple times before. Like from the Hunter and the Bullies in the school.
I didn't like that six made her friend into a monster by sacrificing him the way she did
You can see a shadow version of Six watching over her whenever she feeds. On the first clip she appears on the table in the background between the glass bottles.
It’s literally foreshadowing the ending and the non-linear time rules in the games.
It's also theorized that, like Mono and the tall man, six and the geisha are the same person. It's a part of the time loop theory
This also happens a while after the kitchen, meaning she probably realised the sausage was made out of other children, so the gnome was better in her mind because she didnt know it was actually another child.
She became five instead of six🤣🤣🤣🤣
She cant be 6. 6 is afraid because 7 8 9 😅😊❤
She took a fall into the maw, where hunger's always peaking.
Fun fact I played the dlc the nome that is eaten well. There is a reason there were only three dlc packs for the first game, I'm not gonna spoil but wow I'm sad for that nome
I played also the dlc and am surprised. After the story was over i thought that nome is unrelated to the events in the DLC except for the fact he is a nome and they roam around in that place.
Nome literally is in same room that the DLC ends in and I loved that and felt sad over it at the same time
Creep factor x10 but also that poor, kindhearted child
I love the ending of that dlc when you see the TV it makes me wonder what will be in the next game
A headcanon i have. So we know Mono is The Thin Man. Assuming the version of The Thin Man we see was also betrayed/dropped by Six, you would assume he is angry at her and takes her into the TV/tower to get back at her. But he set her up in a room with toys and a music box that brought her comfort. I think he was mad, but also sad for the time they never got to spend together as kids. Mono obviously cared about her and tried to rescue her and probably saw her as a potentially good friend. Being dropped and not having that time together and being alone for so long, then to have the chance at having what you missed out on, i think he wanted that and so he was trying to make her comfortable so she would open up to him. But also notice, he would be a full grown man now and he takes her when she is still a kid. So when we see her again, she's big, but still in her kid form. I could be wrong, but i feel like thats showing Six's emotionally stunted growth. Shes caught in between trying to grow up and make sense of things while not being able to cope and just being a kid finding solace in a music box.
This gaming series is genius
I have a idea maybe she thought that the sausage was made of a kid but the gnome was also a kid but she didn’t know that
There were times where you see Six becoming more psychotic, she probably would have betrayed Mono regardless of what happened.
6 had the ability the absorb powers from other people that have abilities. Every time you see her eat, it somehow helps her realize where she is. (I cant remember where she was led, but she eats food near a cafeteria and then knows her way through the kitchen.) She also eats a knome which shows her how to take down the geisha
Little nightmares is more twisted than i thought
The poor gnome just wanted to give her food ,always breaks my heart 😭😭😭😭
all the homies hates six
Nah. I love six.
She's my favourite ngl
@@LiliJinx that's why he said homies.
I mean originally I had the same thoughts and still do. But she acted kind of twisted even before she was taken by the slender looking man. However, we don’t know what happened when she was kept at that house stuck in the room before mono finds her. So she may gone through even more than we know.
Yo yo its the slender maaaaan? And he's cooking hotdogs.... In the frying paaaaaan
"im hungry." *absorts the freaking life out of you cutely*
Still my favorite game since 2019.
6 is a representation of the human experience. We all start off innocent and trying to find out way through a nightmarish world. But sooner or later, we are all tainted by that darkness and must learn how to survive in a different way.
RIP runaway kid
she ate the gnome to get more vital information about where she was and how to escape, google told me that.
This made me want to do a deep lore dive into the series to and understand wtf is going on.
I guess that just shows how awful the tower is that it can drive people to do things like that.
Bro said slender man 💀
He called the Signal Tower a Radio Tower, too 😂
What i called him like that too, he looks the part.
In the end, she didn't kill the passengers because she needed to. She definitely wanted to by then
The “slender man” is crazy💀☠️
I think it’s crazy seeing mono **** himself. Also I feel like the constant shoes we see through the game. Is him trying to change the past.
*thin man *signal tower
Six didn’t eat the sausage because she knew what it was, but had no idea what the nome was. She had just gone through the kitchen and seen what the food was really made of, which is children, and didn’t want to eat something she knew was once a kid like her, so she ate the nome instead thinking it was just something like a rat. It was a choice between child and child, but she only knew that one was a kid.
This game will forever one of the greatest story in history of games in my opinion.
I thought she was eating things because that's what the maw does to everyone inside of it
finally someone that knows nightmares 2 is before nightmares 1
also every character you play is actually a memory of their brain like where mono helped six and after that mono wakes up and realizes hes still the same
Replace the missing part of her soul with egg
I've watched Eddie vr too much. When he said six I was like "who the heck is six? That's shoes!"😂
Ok, so I haven’t ever seen little nightmares and the first thing I hear is “she ate the gnome” and I just about had a damn heart attack 😭💀
Crazy self improvement journey 💀
I never ever realized LN2 was a prequel. But looking back, it does make sense.
SHE did not lose a part of HERSELF, SHE became what / who she had to become due to circumstances. And SHE is ONE with HERSELF.
I think the other thing is, she's growing up. She's becoming an adult and the adults eat people. She's going through puberty and becoming cannibalistic.
Ok wtf is this lore
@@Im_ablackhole honestly I'm not entirely sure. we haven't been given the full picture yet. As far as we know, it's extremely dangerous to be a child in this world.
I think that her consuming living beings for recover a part of her soul make sense, but the Hungry Attacks are probably just caused by the magic of the lady in the Maw.
the slender man?💀 bro's name is the thin man....
LN2 sets up Six in a way that leads you to believe she has always been “self absorbed” she seems cold at times. There is a price to survive in that world. Lawless. Immoral. Confusing.
When Six and Mono are being chased by the Thimono and he grabs Six, there is a moment where Six reaches out for Mono under the bed, he tucks his head in and Six is grabbed.
The area where Six is found clearly shows that a considerable amount of time has passed, she’s in a time distorted place. She is forced out of a trance, has to run for her life and in the final moments when Mono needs help, she lets go.
Is she warped? Has this played out before? When Six needed a hand to not be taken, did she feel betrayed? She had nothing but time to think about those final moments.
Mono the power to repel and Six the power to intake. Maybe that’s her answer to go get mono? A black hole to time distortion
In the start of little nightmares 2 Mono see six with the toy and Mono breaks so because he is trying to save six and make sure she doesn’t become the monsters like them but when things man grabs six he tries to end the loop that kept on going and basically at the end Mono is the thin man
The fact that that was the runaway kid is mental
Every time she eats, you see shadow six in the corner. It’s ez to miss first time playing
I have a similar theory:
Why six let go of mono:
It was mono’s fault. Let me explain, the thin man (mono) captures six trying to stop her from betraying him. Doing this he causes six to get corrupted by the transmission. Mono then manages to reverse that. But when six was corrupted, her soul left her body. Meaning six doesn’t have a soul anymore. This causes her to do terrible things, like letting go of mono. The thin man isn’t evil, and neither is six. You don’t play as six in LN 1, you play as her body. That’s why she never bothers to help the other children in the maw. And why she eats the gnome.
Glitchy remains:
Glitchy remains are souls, “shadow six” is her soul.
It can be seen leading mono to the thin man, looking at the flyer at the end and everytime “six” eats something in LN 1.
The glitchy remains you collect in LN 2 are souls of corrupted children (bullies).
Six’s hunger:
Without a soul, she is left empty
LN 3:
Perhaps in the next game, “six” is an antagonist. And at the end, her soul is returned to her.
she had hunger pains when she was with mono and before that, she came to the ship to eat. If you looked you could see there being an ad for the ship
In other words, she just wanted an auto-eat button
her fate:
FOREVER HUNGRY
When you realize that gnome was run away kid....
She gains the memory of the things she eats
I don’t know if it was just me who noticed but I feel something changed in her when she got caught by the doll kids. Because after that happened when they jumped on the piano she held her head.
I like how this game also has the first game come after the second in the story because it’s similar to mr hopps where it does the same thing and I think that’s really interesting :)
I heard some people say that six stands for the sixth deadly sin which is gluttony and that's why she eats so much
I am so excited for little nightmares three because it’s two brand new characters, but I hope they have some references or at least deeper explanation to the lore….. supposedly rumor has it. They’re gonna get down a little bit more into the details of the story and we’re gonna find out more clues about hanging and the mall and all these other weird things came to be.
I really do hope they don’t completely abandon the first two games, although it’s hard to think they won’t since it’s and intirely new invirment and characters. But i think it would be insane if they didn’t bring back six. INSANE
Our little psycho our Little Nightmare.
It all wraps back around on itself. The Thin Man (Mono) attempted to save his younger self from Six, but by kidnapping Six, he actually creates the version of her that will create the Thin Man and eat the Runaway Kid. By attempting to avert destruction, the Thin Man actually sets it in motion.
When the victim started his villain arc 💀