"that it's never the person at the top that's in charge." In fact, it's happened so many times in the Oddworld universe, that I wouldn't be surprised that no one knows who's in charge anymore, thus why a disturbingly large amount of people are basically incompetent.
Molluck planned the idea of producing gastronomic products based on the meat of his Mudokon slaves ... Personally I think that some of the leaders / Investors Glukkons who were in that meeting began to spread the concept with the other factories, although perhaps now the production that delayed due to Abe's intervention ... The bottle symbol reminds me a lot of the Vykkers and their abduction system ... Hopefully we can know what news the future of the Oddworld saga / quintology holds, it intrigues me !! Ilove your thoeries and stuff!! Amazing concept art/delet scene!!
"Who's the top dog in Oddworld" is probably as impossible to answer as "Who's the strongest in the Dragon Ball universe"; when the need arises, there's always a bigger fish to deal with.
Makes a lot of sense, but Scrab Cakes are already mentioned to be mass-produced in Strangers Wrath, so that would mean Rupture Farms already existed during the events of the game. Maybe a lot of these factories already existed for a long time before Sekto, but he was the one to unify them after addressing that there might be future backlash?
I could imagine him having arrived in East Mudos by travelling along the Mongo river, then working his way up in the Magog Cartel, considering he was a prominent and crafty businessman, probably with plenty of assets and money still to his name even after the destruction of Sekto Springs. He might have already had ties with them and I expect he could be very good for their profits.
Mr. Sekto going from big boss da river to big boss da cartel would be an interesting idea, but ultimately simply one that crossed my mind that I thought would be fun to explore! Oh yeah another thing: the bottle on Sekto's logo is kind of a similar shape to SoulStorm Brew bottles in some ways, I'd say.
The other day I was watching a cut scene of the final boss fight between Stranger and Sekto, and before the fight starts, Sekto says this to Stranger: “Now, *like your ancestors,* you will die at my hands.” To me, Sekto apparently killing strangers “ancestors” could mean one of two things; either the “ancestors” thing refers to the previous Steef such as the Olden Steef, possibly confirming the theory some people have of Stranger and the Olden being related (with Olden either being Strangers father, grandfather or related to him in the familial sense somehow). Or (and in my opinion, the more interesting interpretation) Sekto saying Strangers ancestors “died by [his] hands” means Sekto has been killing off generations of Steef for a long time, long before Stranger showed up. implying that perhaps Octigi such as him have incredibly long lifespans. (at least, compared to other oddworld lifespans. We also don’t know how long an average Steef lifespan is)
Hey! Praise the Pub. I'm personally hoping that we see more of the octigi species in oddworld even if it means not in a stranger game. What ya think Pub? (Edited) I always love seeing that you noticed all the little lore increments in this game
@@Brianna-eo8nu Very good points Brianna! I've also always taken it to mean Sekto's been living for such a long time, killing Steef as well as taking over there bodies. It's really dark and grim to think about in some ways! :)
@@oddworldenthusiastnate4084 Thank you, Nate! :) Absolutely, I agree, I think there's so much of Oddworld that hasn't been used to it's full potential yet and the Octigi are definitely one of them! They would make a fantastic villain in future games.
And one more thing, I think the order is something like this then: 1. Glukken Queen (leaders, the A-class) 2. Octigi (The parasites or king/queen makers, the B-class) 3. Glukkons (the C-class) 4. Sligs (Servants and security, the D-class) 5. Mudokons (slaves, no class/E-class) And the Gloktigi, are not part of it. Intelligent or no, they are more or less pets or dogs.
I like how the flag is clearly inspired by the ol' Yahtzee flag, when all along with what's happening today... The Magog Cartel's logo just might be the Oddworld equivalent to what the krauts were opposing.
Great video! Either way Sekto was always my favorite villain in this series and I always found him super dark and powerful as a kid when I first played Strangers Wrath.
Thank you! And yeah, I've always found him really dark and kind of scary to think of what he does to people, taking over their minds and controlling them for years. Actually, now that I think of it, it's kind of a mirror of what Abe does in some ways lol. (Except for a less time. Abe has mercy(?lol) and just explodes them after he's done with them, I guess. xD)
hmmm ... this is an interesting theory! In my opinion the events of Stranger's Wrath are after the events of Abe's games, because in SoulStorm we can use water bottles and in a trophy it makes us understand that that water comes from Sekto Springs! and since Stranger destroyed the Sekto Dam we understand that the Abe games are set first in the timeline! As for the Magog cartel logos, they are simply different ways to represent them. Probably Lady Margret sent Sekto to create the Magog Cartel which then evolved with the Glukkon, then all the events of Abe's games and after those of Stranger's Wrath happened ... this theory would explain even better why the logos are so different ... because since Magog Cartel started with Sekto, First the logo was different AND THEN with Glukkons it evolved. Then Sekto and his army continued to use their own version of the logo and the Glukkons used theirs, the rest you know ... Sekto created The Dam and the Glukkons enslaved the mudokons. in the minute: 5:16 I noticed that that logo is similar to a stylized Glukkon! they have very long arms and short legs! It can be this or it can also be a stylized version of a Gloktigi! What if Sekto had helped the Gkukkons create SoulStorm Brew? umm ... maybe I'm imagining too much, but ... what if the Glukkon had sent Sekto A barrel of mudokon pops (the ones that were left after Abe stopped production) to get something in return? that would be very cool and would surely explain that mudokon pops are doing there ... Or simply because Sekto and Glukkon are allies. I don't know exactly ... what do you think, Pup? Anyway, Great video, you never let us down! 😄
Thank you David, you think of some really good in-depth theories! :) What you say makes a lot of sense! I think the theory in my video is pretty much out of the question at this point (because of the Mudokon Pops, etc) but thought it'd be fun to investigate. ;) Your theories seem like they could be true, I like the idea of Lady Margaret sending Sekto to create the Magog Cartel and true what you say about the logo, it could be a Gloktigi if not a Glukkon! I forgot about the Sekto reference in Soulstorm too, good catch! You have very good ideas! :)
What if Sekto is one of these investors,because I've seen how glukkons treat other glukkons with little respect,and I don't think they are something very terrifying,Sekto on the other hand is a whole other beast altogether,he is calculating,insidious,and patient. Unlike the glukkons who are overconfident,egotistical,and corrupt,if you notice in the end of stranger's wrath,he doesn't whine or complain about the set back,he might be infuriated,but that look he gives says," I'll keep my eye on this one in the near future",he lost the dam,but he gained information on his enemies,that makes him and others like him the most dangerous members of the Oktigi race.
With this theory in mind, this makes me think that what if Sekto had corrupted the minds of both Queen Margret and Queen Skillya into caring more about money and power morso than their own children when the Glukkons first turned against the Mudokons? In fact, teaching them about how the lives of others aren’t as valuable as money, fame and power when Sekto had created the Magog Cartel, he’s imposing and intimidating as a villain, and it feels fitting for him to create such a vast, industrial empire based around his ideals and vision, perhaps the Glukkons aren’t only scared of their mother, but even Sekto too, even Margret herself could be scared of him, and to be honest, that’s a pretty terrifying thought since we all thought she was the big bad antagonist and supreme ruler of the Cartel, only for another to be truly in charge, I mean, let’s think of it, in Exoddus, we all thought Molluck is long dead after the events of Oddysee, but, that wasn’t the case when it was revealed that he survived, in both the original and remake, so a twist like that wouldn’t be far fetched, matter of fact, Sekto in a way is almost like Dr. Claw, because of how when he’s beaten, he never really faced justice, but got away. What do you think?
Another interesting detail I noticed that's kinda related is that in Soulstorm the Brewmaster's secretary or head of security or what ever the guy who calls the brewmaster is, it seems he is a wolvark judging by his voice since he has the same voice as the wolvarks in Stranger's Wrath.
5:03 I think they are more like the Gloktiki or whatever, aka Sekto's pets. Ahh so Stranger would be the rogue one of the Oddworld universe. Pretty cool and makes you look at it different. Sekto returning with a much more powerful body than a Steef would be nuts. Maybe a creature long thought extinct...
Yeah, you're absolutely right, as I was uploading it as I realised and was like 'wait, I'm an idiot, it looks like Gloktigi not Glukkons' lol. I would love to see what Sekto would be like more powerful, I wonder what he could take over stronger than a Steef. :)
It seems to be more like the Vykkers did it as part of a long game sowing discord between the two races. Hell, they could have carved that hand into the moon to begin with. Which would also be a rude as Hell shock for the Mudukons because instead of being pure victims they got played.
I realized something: The telephone sekto has is in fact the very same phone that morguer, brewmaster and aslik have in their offices in soulstorm... Maybe theres a connection?
Interesting. Well done, great details and easter eggs found in the game. Again this is what i have heard, again thanks to magog on the march from another Lorn Lanning Intervju. search on. Lorne Lanning on the Octigi Family & The Hidden Power There he say that Sekto, is indeed part of the Oktigi and they are part of the higher food chain then the Glukkons. That the real power is hidden (the king or queen maker, the oktigi posses and make someone into something more). You may think the Glukkons are the higher up and yes sometimes you get someone like Molluck. But no they are part of the C-class, the business class more of a type of worker, you live, are educated and are part of the cartel. You have your role too play, your business to work and if they mess up they are dead meat. So I think no, sekto is higher up but he is part of the cartel also. The leader may still be a Glukkon Queen.
I’m always of the headcanon that Sekto was probably in good relations with Molluck and the Cartel, good enough to keep in touch about current news and make potential business alliances. However after Mollucks little incident with Abe and current criminal status, Sekto wiped his connection clear so the Glukkon boss would not bring his trouble to the Mongo River.
My theory is that the Magog cartel is active during the Stranger game. That’s why you see the Magog barrel and mudokon pops. Just because the farm is distorted doesn’t mean that they still can’t make them. I think they would make them in a smaller factory near the west maybe? Maybe they wanted to test it out before going to mass production. I also think that Mr. Sekto was either in charge or a really powerful person within the Cartel. I believe that he was hiding out in the west while managing the cartel. The water business would be a front so that no one would question it. Plus making extra moolah. These are just my thoughts. I love the video! Keep up the great work!
Thank you and yeah, very true, I think that the theory I said is pretty much out of the question due to so many things, like the mudokon pops, I just thought it would be fun to investigate anyway! :) I agree with what you said, that Sekto is probably a really powerful person within the Cartel and I really like the idea of him hiding out in Western Mudos! Maybe he's a fugitive of some kind? Really interesting ideas! :)
Personally, i thonk that if they wanted to remain hidden.. they WOLDNT WANT the symbol of the cartel to look like an octoguy or whatever they're called lol
Love the video, very interesting.. Also does anyone else not think that the Bonewerkz should have been in Soulstorm? There's no mention of the place or Director Phleg in the new game..! He was my favourite Glukkon.
@@pupbenny Thanks for the reply. Yeah it's a shame it was never in the game, it was one of my favourite locations on Exoddus. You should make a video about Bonewerkz 😊
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I think it's quite a fun game, I enjoyed playing it and even now enjoy trying to speedrun parts of it. I don't think it was as good as the original two games and the gameplay could've been a lot better with less bugs and glitches and better control, but I don't think it was terrible either.
@@pupbenny thanks for your response. I've been subscribed for awhile so I appreciate it. Yeah it's a solid challenge, Ive been playing at a friend's house cause I don't have playstation. But you right it's good but not exceptional like the originals
Sekto as the BBEBG in charge of the Magog Cartel doesn't feel right, but he could be a major competitor/member Possessing different Glukkons and moving around, diverting funds and leaching off the Cartel to fund his own secretive shadow empire. Like you say throughout the video "You never know whose fully in charge" even Sekto doesn't know how much reach he really has since he's not got any reach officially
I can’t see a single person being in charge of the whole cartel. That’s not really how cartels work. If it just had one founder, it would be best to found a single corporation, instead of different ones that compete with one another.
making whole bad things in series caused by just one guy is very cheap american like stupid childish writing hole rule, it's never like that in real life, and oddworld seem to have deep understanding of it, there's many gears in machine of abuse, and it makes it that harder to disassemble.
The thing with cartels, is that they’re never owned by one person. The whole point of them is that they’re competing groups in an alliance with one another and doing their best to not be at war. Tony Montana was just one leader working with(and against others) in the cartel in Scarface. The reason why there’s always someone above you too, is because the corporate world functions like a loop regarding authority. The CEO answers to the board of directors and the BoD answers to the investors, but the investors can often be employees working for other companies. It’s not so much about there being a big bad behind everything. It could be different in this universe, but I’d prefer I’d it didn’t have one big bad pulling the strings behind everything and had various different authority figures competing against each other.
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"that it's never the person at the top that's in charge."
In fact, it's happened so many times in the Oddworld universe, that I wouldn't be surprised that no one knows who's in charge anymore, thus why a disturbingly large amount of people are basically incompetent.
That's a really good point, I love that! Ignorance embedded in the Magog Cartel over such a long period of time!
Or they'll have someone playing dumb for the time being
Capital is in charge. It multyplies itself using any methods and any owners who are smart enough to own it. Just like a Sauron's ring of power.
Molluck planned the idea of producing gastronomic products based on the meat of his Mudokon slaves ... Personally I think that some of the leaders / Investors Glukkons who were in that meeting began to spread the concept with the other factories, although perhaps now the production that delayed due to Abe's intervention ... The bottle symbol reminds me a lot of the Vykkers and their abduction system ... Hopefully we can know what news the future of the Oddworld saga / quintology holds, it intrigues me !! Ilove your thoeries and stuff!! Amazing concept art/delet scene!!
Thank you juan! Yeah, I never noticed that before but the smybol does look like the Vykker UFOs in some ways! :D
@@pupbenny also a vykker appears in strangers wrath!
"Who's the top dog in Oddworld" is probably as impossible to answer as "Who's the strongest in the Dragon Ball universe";
when the need arises, there's always a bigger fish to deal with.
Makes a lot of sense, but Scrab Cakes are already mentioned to be mass-produced in Strangers Wrath, so that would mean Rupture Farms already existed during the events of the game. Maybe a lot of these factories already existed for a long time before Sekto, but he was the one to unify them after addressing that there might be future backlash?
I could imagine him having arrived in East Mudos by travelling along the Mongo river, then working his way up in the Magog Cartel, considering he was a prominent and crafty businessman, probably with plenty of assets and money still to his name even after the destruction of Sekto Springs. He might have already had ties with them and I expect he could be very good for their profits.
Mr. Sekto going from big boss da river to big boss da cartel would be an interesting idea, but ultimately simply one that crossed my mind that I thought would be fun to explore!
Oh yeah another thing: the bottle on Sekto's logo is kind of a similar shape to SoulStorm Brew bottles in some ways, I'd say.
The other day I was watching a cut scene of the final boss fight between Stranger and Sekto, and before the fight starts, Sekto says this to Stranger:
“Now, *like your ancestors,* you will die at my hands.”
To me, Sekto apparently killing strangers “ancestors” could mean one of two things; either the “ancestors” thing refers to the previous Steef such as the Olden Steef, possibly confirming the theory some people have of Stranger and the Olden being related (with Olden either being Strangers father, grandfather or related to him in the familial sense somehow). Or (and in my opinion, the more interesting interpretation) Sekto saying Strangers ancestors “died by [his] hands” means Sekto has been killing off generations of Steef for a long time, long before Stranger showed up. implying that perhaps Octigi such as him have incredibly long lifespans. (at least, compared to other oddworld lifespans. We also don’t know how long an average Steef lifespan is)
Hey! Praise the Pub. I'm personally hoping that we see more of the octigi species in oddworld even if it means not in a stranger game. What ya think Pub? (Edited) I always love seeing that you noticed all the little lore increments in this game
if Sekto created Magog Cartel,
1) Magog Spring Dam
2) Mudokon Heads on the wall
3) more riot
@@Brianna-eo8nu Very good points Brianna! I've also always taken it to mean Sekto's been living for such a long time, killing Steef as well as taking over there bodies. It's really dark and grim to think about in some ways! :)
@@oddworldenthusiastnate4084 Thank you, Nate! :) Absolutely, I agree, I think there's so much of Oddworld that hasn't been used to it's full potential yet and the Octigi are definitely one of them! They would make a fantastic villain in future games.
I feel that Sekto is part of a council of Oktigi that rule the industries.
And one more thing, I think the order is something like this then:
1. Glukken Queen (leaders, the A-class)
2. Octigi (The parasites or king/queen makers, the B-class)
3. Glukkons (the C-class)
4. Sligs (Servants and security, the D-class)
5. Mudokons (slaves, no class/E-class)
And the Gloktigi, are not part of it. Intelligent or no, they are more or less pets or dogs.
To me, the Gloktigi are more likely to be top tier bodyguards for the higher ups
3.5: Wolvarks and mercenary outlawz for security (very good at what they do but they work for moolah and aren’t subservient like the Sligs)
I like how the flag is clearly inspired by the ol' Yahtzee flag, when all along with what's happening today... The Magog Cartel's logo just might be the Oddworld equivalent to what the krauts were opposing.
An international clique of rootless parasites?
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He went from water to food company. I see a food bowl on the head now instead of a bottle.
Great video! Either way Sekto was always my favorite villain in this series and I always found him super dark and powerful as a kid when I first played Strangers Wrath.
Thank you! And yeah, I've always found him really dark and kind of scary to think of what he does to people, taking over their minds and controlling them for years. Actually, now that I think of it, it's kind of a mirror of what Abe does in some ways lol. (Except for a less time. Abe has mercy(?lol) and just explodes them after he's done with them, I guess. xD)
@@pupbenny it would be cool to have Sekto call out Abe for controlling others to reach his own goals. A you and I are not so different scenario.
hmmm ... this is an interesting theory! In my opinion the events of Stranger's Wrath are after the events of Abe's games, because in SoulStorm we can use water bottles and in a trophy it makes us understand that that water comes from Sekto Springs! and since Stranger destroyed the Sekto Dam we understand that the Abe games are set first in the timeline! As for the Magog cartel logos, they are simply different ways to represent them. Probably Lady Margret sent Sekto to create the Magog Cartel which then evolved with the Glukkon, then all the events of Abe's games and after those of Stranger's Wrath happened ... this theory would explain even better why the logos are so different ... because since Magog Cartel started with Sekto, First the logo was different AND THEN with Glukkons it evolved. Then Sekto and his army continued to use their own version of the logo and the Glukkons used theirs, the rest you know ... Sekto created The Dam and the Glukkons enslaved the mudokons. in the minute: 5:16 I noticed that that logo is similar to a stylized Glukkon! they have very long arms and short legs! It can be this or it can also be a stylized version of a Gloktigi! What if Sekto had helped the Gkukkons create SoulStorm Brew? umm ... maybe I'm imagining too much, but ... what if the Glukkon had sent Sekto A barrel of mudokon pops (the ones that were left after Abe stopped production) to get something in return? that would be very cool and would surely explain that mudokon pops are doing there ... Or simply because Sekto and Glukkon are allies. I don't know exactly ... what do you think, Pup? Anyway, Great video, you never let us down! 😄
Thank you David, you think of some really good in-depth theories! :) What you say makes a lot of sense! I think the theory in my video is pretty much out of the question at this point (because of the Mudokon Pops, etc) but thought it'd be fun to investigate. ;) Your theories seem like they could be true, I like the idea of Lady Margaret sending Sekto to create the Magog Cartel and true what you say about the logo, it could be a Gloktigi if not a Glukkon! I forgot about the Sekto reference in Soulstorm too, good catch! You have very good ideas! :)
What if Sekto is one of these investors,because I've seen how glukkons treat other glukkons with little respect,and I don't think they are something very terrifying,Sekto on the other hand is a whole other beast altogether,he is calculating,insidious,and patient.
Unlike the glukkons who are overconfident,egotistical,and corrupt,if you notice in the end of stranger's wrath,he doesn't whine or complain about the set back,he might be infuriated,but that look he gives says," I'll keep my eye on this one in the near future",he lost the dam,but he gained information on his enemies,that makes him and others like him the most dangerous members of the Oktigi race.
Finally! Another Oddworld Theory video! Thanks Pup! 😇
Hi and nice to see you again
With this theory in mind, this makes me think that what if Sekto had corrupted the minds of both Queen Margret and Queen Skillya into caring more about money and power morso than their own children when the Glukkons first turned against the Mudokons? In fact, teaching them about how the lives of others aren’t as valuable as money, fame and power when Sekto had created the Magog Cartel, he’s imposing and intimidating as a villain, and it feels fitting for him to create such a vast, industrial empire based around his ideals and vision, perhaps the Glukkons aren’t only scared of their mother, but even Sekto too, even Margret herself could be scared of him, and to be honest, that’s a pretty terrifying thought since we all thought she was the big bad antagonist and supreme ruler of the Cartel, only for another to be truly in charge, I mean, let’s think of it, in Exoddus, we all thought Molluck is long dead after the events of Oddysee, but, that wasn’t the case when it was revealed that he survived, in both the original and remake, so a twist like that wouldn’t be far fetched, matter of fact, Sekto in a way is almost like Dr. Claw, because of how when he’s beaten, he never really faced justice, but got away. What do you think?
Does anyone else think both Sekto's logo and the Magog Cartel logo look like the logo of Specter in James Bond?
Wow Nice Job Making A Oddworld Theory Intro 👏
Thank you! :)
Personally I think the Magog logo is meant to represent certain features common in many members of the Octigi family.
Another interesting detail I noticed that's kinda related is that in Soulstorm the Brewmaster's secretary or head of security or what ever the guy who calls the brewmaster is, it seems he is a wolvark judging by his voice since he has the same voice as the wolvarks in Stranger's Wrath.
5:03 I think they are more like the Gloktiki or whatever, aka Sekto's pets.
Ahh so Stranger would be the rogue one of the Oddworld universe. Pretty cool and makes you look at it different. Sekto returning with a much more powerful body than a Steef would be nuts. Maybe a creature long thought extinct...
Yeah, you're absolutely right, as I was uploading it as I realised and was like 'wait, I'm an idiot, it looks like Gloktigi not Glukkons' lol. I would love to see what Sekto would be like more powerful, I wonder what he could take over stronger than a Steef. :)
@@pupbenny an apex predator hunted to extinction by the industrials but Sekto kept one in his back pocket ...
It seems to be more like the Vykkers did it as part of a long game sowing discord between the two races. Hell, they could have carved that hand into the moon to begin with. Which would also be a rude as Hell shock for the Mudukons because instead of being pure victims they got played.
I realized something:
The telephone sekto has is in fact the very same phone that morguer, brewmaster and aslik have in their offices in soulstorm...
Maybe theres a connection?
Actually this theory does make sense.
10:56 : What is that concept animation??
That theory might make sense sekto is really old so it could be possible
This logo realy inspires fear.
5:51 and this is the main reason why Stranger's Wrath 2 cannot happen
Maybe he is part of a race that backs, rather than just himself.
Good theory but if its in the past way before cartel was founded. Then why we can already find mudukon pops?
Ooh new intro
Uff, that's a good theory, i like it!
Holy crap that intro is awesome
Is it just me or does the thumbnail at first glance look a lot like a Sangheili (elite from Halo)
Interesting. Well done, great details and easter eggs found in the game.
Again this is what i have heard, again thanks to magog on the march from another Lorn Lanning Intervju. search on. Lorne Lanning on the Octigi Family & The Hidden Power
There he say that Sekto, is indeed part of the Oktigi and they are part of the higher food chain then the Glukkons. That the real power is hidden (the king or queen maker, the oktigi posses and make someone into something more).
You may think the Glukkons are the higher up and yes sometimes you get someone like Molluck.
But no they are part of the C-class, the business class more of a type of worker, you live, are educated and are part of the cartel. You have your role too play, your business to work and if they mess up they are dead meat.
So I think no, sekto is higher up but he is part of the cartel also.
The leader may still be a Glukkon Queen.
It's so interesting how complicated and shrouded in secrecy the whole thing is! I love that this cartel is so embedded with this type of hierarchy. :)
@@pupbenny Indeed, Oddworld is a great franchise.
I’m always of the headcanon that Sekto was probably in good relations with Molluck and the Cartel, good enough to keep in touch about current news and make potential business alliances. However after Mollucks little incident with Abe and current criminal status, Sekto wiped his connection clear so the Glukkon boss would not bring his trouble to the Mongo River.
I wonder what happen to citizen siege, odd world movie
What if he the sickness that the queen glucken is fight?
My theory is that the Magog cartel is active during the Stranger game. That’s why you see the Magog barrel and mudokon pops. Just because the farm is distorted doesn’t mean that they still can’t make them. I think they would make them in a smaller factory near the west maybe? Maybe they wanted to test it out before going to mass production.
I also think that Mr. Sekto was either in charge or a really powerful person within the Cartel. I believe that he was hiding out in the west while managing the cartel. The water business would be a front so that no one would question it. Plus making extra moolah.
These are just my thoughts. I love the video! Keep up the great work!
Thank you and yeah, very true, I think that the theory I said is pretty much out of the question due to so many things, like the mudokon pops, I just thought it would be fun to investigate anyway! :) I agree with what you said, that Sekto is probably a really powerful person within the Cartel and I really like the idea of him hiding out in Western Mudos! Maybe he's a fugitive of some kind? Really interesting ideas! :)
He is just a head without body but smarter than any enemy in oddworld
Personally, i thonk that if they wanted to remain hidden.. they WOLDNT WANT the symbol of the cartel to look like an octoguy or whatever they're called lol
I don't see why one can't take over a glukkon like they took over that steef.
I want to see the water bottle head logo more lol
Love you for this one
A theory comes to my mind when I watched this...
What if Sekto is the male variant to Lady Margaret???
Just wondering, but was that moon with the red background in the intro.... a "glukkon" moon?
Yep! ;D Just an idea I thought would be fun to throw in there as an 'Oddworld Theory' intro.
Love the video, very interesting..
Also does anyone else not think that the Bonewerkz should have been in Soulstorm? There's no mention of the place or Director Phleg in the new game..! He was my favourite Glukkon.
Interestingly, in the files of Soulstorm there's references to Bonewerkz and even some art for it. It's weird that they didn't end up putting it in.
@@pupbenny Thanks for the reply.
Yeah it's a shame it was never in the game, it was one of my favourite locations on Exoddus.
You should make a video about Bonewerkz 😊
HM so what about Doc? He was in fact a pioneer of the Vykker practices instead of a rogue Vykker?
always thought this!
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Maybe it's just a cool looking logo?
I hope that game is next to remake.
5:18 es un glluckon (me olvide como se escribe) desnudo
Amazing video
Once again. How did you enjoy soulstorm?
I think it's quite a fun game, I enjoyed playing it and even now enjoy trying to speedrun parts of it. I don't think it was as good as the original two games and the gameplay could've been a lot better with less bugs and glitches and better control, but I don't think it was terrible either.
@@pupbenny thanks for your response. I've been subscribed for awhile so I appreciate it. Yeah it's a solid challenge, Ive been playing at a friend's house cause I don't have playstation. But you right it's good but not exceptional like the originals
Sekto as the BBEBG in charge of the Magog Cartel doesn't feel right, but he could be a major competitor/member
Possessing different Glukkons and moving around, diverting funds and leaching off the Cartel to fund his own secretive shadow empire.
Like you say throughout the video "You never know whose fully in charge" even Sekto doesn't know how much reach he really has since he's not got any reach officially
Good theory, its a shame they didn't role with the idea.
I can’t see a single person being in charge of the whole cartel. That’s not really how cartels work. If it just had one founder, it would be best to found a single corporation, instead of different ones that compete with one another.
:> D
Havent you consider that the logos are from different cartels or different branches from the same cartel?
Lorne has no idea what he's doing now lol
First
Thats a stupid flag
making whole bad things in series caused by just one guy is very cheap american like stupid childish writing hole rule, it's never like that in real life, and oddworld seem to have deep understanding of it, there's many gears in machine of abuse, and it makes it that harder to disassemble.
The thing with cartels, is that they’re never owned by one person. The whole point of them is that they’re competing groups in an alliance with one another and doing their best to not be at war. Tony Montana was just one leader working with(and against others) in the cartel in Scarface. The reason why there’s always someone above you too, is because the corporate world functions like a loop regarding authority. The CEO answers to the board of directors and the BoD answers to the investors, but the investors can often be employees working for other companies. It’s not so much about there being a big bad behind everything. It could be different in this universe, but I’d prefer I’d it didn’t have one big bad pulling the strings behind everything and had various different authority figures competing against each other.
@@gilgamesh310 read my comment again lol
@@maleficent3333 I don't see why I should need to.
@@gilgamesh310 cause you presented contra-argument to non existing argument
@@maleficent3333 I was mainly responding to the argument presented in the video.