Who will help Sam in 305?
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"Junior" Max is on the loose in New York City, the other villians are either dead or lobomitized, and the Toybox, and the Toys of Power are gone! Who will save the City, and who is pulling the strings behind all of these events?
(My guess is GORDON THE BRAIN!!!!)
And what about Sameth & Maximus? They're not really dead.
Or Sammun-Mak! His brain might still be alive!
Sal might have survive the fall, and Skunkape might have escaped the clones.
Come to think of it, what of the clones? The last clone is still alive!
"Junior" Max is on the loose in New York City, the other villians are either dead or lobomitized, and the Toybox, and the Toys of Power are gone! Who will save the City, and who is pulling the strings behind all of these events?
(My guess is GORDON THE BRAIN!!!!)
And what about Sameth & Maximus? They're not really dead.
Or Sammun-Mak! His brain might still be alive!
Sal might have survive the fall, and Skunkape might have escaped the clones.
Come to think of it, what of the clones? The last clone is still alive!
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How are they not really dead?
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A potential workaround to that: we have a) cloning pods, and b) the proper remains from which one might be able to harvest viable DNA. Just Add One (1) Soul, and ...
She was still alive in 303's alternate timeline, so unless Sammun-Mak's meddling with the space/time continuum directly ensured her survival into old age, there's a good chance she's still kicking around.
That is not death! That is a sort of a form of slumber or hypothetically cryogenic status! They can be cloned or the molemen can REVERSE the protection spell! The mystery of their past was never resolved.
What about Harry? He's a molemen and he possibly have dormant powers.
If you try to touch the Toybox in 302 while the protection spell is on it, they die. I'd assume the same thing happens with this. And if they could reverse it, I think they already would have when it happened. Though the cloning is definitely possible...
It wasn't that they didn't know the location, it was that they couldn't get into the location because Papierwaite can't use the Toys.
Ok, but my original question still stand: Who's put that paper there?
No because they acted pretty surprised at sammeth and maximus.
Also how did the film thing get there. There was an easter egg in 302 stating that random people have started filming other people's lives so that explains who did that but also why did max get a strange vibe from the film reel. Plus in the preorder forums for episode 4(not 5) i asked if any toys of power from 302 excluding astral projection would appear(to those who doesnt know what toys appeared from that episode yet it was the doll) and got the reply i thought it was a joke but who knows.
...I honestly don't even remember a paper.
Just realized another thing: Papierwaite wouldn't have even had Norrington before or during the events of 302.
When you say "someone" you're referring to Hugh Bliss, right?
I don't know who put it there but the note said "There's a story behind this grisly tableu." My guess of who put the note there are one of the mole men.
And the hilarious thing about it is, it's exactly the same opinion as Sam's, even before he read the paper. I really thought that was fun. (And weird)
One of the clones did it! :eek: Forget that it doesn't work chronologically or that none of them seem smart enough to pull it off, it's the only thing that makes sense!!
Actually, I'm leaning towards the molepeople too. Including the possibility that they had a hand in setting up the Astral Projector and supplying the film reels. What that may or may not mean I'm still trying to parse.
Though I like the idea (with qualifications, best summed up as: "I like it better as a 'what if?', side-story idea than something I'd want to happen in-game."), I'm not at all sure myself. In fact, I would almost be willing to bet money against it. The conversation happened in Sammun-Mak's alternate reality, sure, and it could just be me, but I sensed a certain finality in the way Nefertiti promised Max to give Sameth and Maximus' remains a proper burial. Like an implied, "Their story is over."
You'll have to refresh me on that. Do you mean the part where Sam and Max first meet the molepeople in the alternate reality (the scene I just talked about above, in fact)?
In any case, I'm not sure their reaction is trustworthy. The cultists lied to Noir!Sam's face, after all.
Ah, but Max was touching the projector when he sensed the psychic vibes, not the film reels. I suspect the reels are perfectly ordinary; it's the Astral Projector -- a bona fide Toy of Power -- that gives their content "life," so to speak.
The End of the Penal Zone. They reacted surprised and ran away inmediatly.
By the way, my money goes with Harry having an awaking of his Mole Powers and been key in this problem.
But still, I hope we got to know who put that paper on Sameth and Maximus skeletons. Just curious.
Bosco and Superball!.
Superball is part of the Great Evil.
Sam & Mama Bosco: (Temporary) Freelance Police. I like it.
Steve's dream finally comes true...
Ah, okay! For some reason I didn't really consider them, but rather just the other possible molepeople aware of the Toybox. Hmm ... I'll give the tea leaves another stir, but I'm going to hang on to that hunch in the meantime.
Yeah, that wouldn't surprise me. But I would consider it a really good (even great) non-surprise -- if Max gets a chance to be a really-for-real hero this season, so should Harry, I say. And ditto about the note.
Which would be funny, since technically they're square: Sam and Max were responsible for her death in Chariots of the Dogs, so it seems only fair they would be the ones to rectify it. Not that Mama Bosco knows that, but hey.
On the other hand, she did get a younger body out of the deal than she would have if she had never died, so she might owe them at least a little something on that count after all.
... Ah. It doesn't appear I've weighed in. Who do I think will help Sam?
Pfft. Easy.
Everyone.
Whether they know it or not.
Yeah.
:cool:
Even me?
The guy with the hair keeps telling us we're now "in control," so sure, why not?
Naw, if I was really "in control", I'd be making Sam and Papierwaite sing a duet of "Why Can't We Be Friends?" right about now.
All you people at the fan art thread, make it happen.
I am incredibly tempted by this suggestion.
I sure do. I want to see Mama B kick some more butt. Who knew she had a great hook punch? ^^
So does that mean when or if Max dies, we will have to clap our hands and chant "we believe"?
I knew she was awesome, so I figured if she tried she could pull out a great left hook.
I don't believe whatever they make us think we should believe, but we don't believe what they think we should try to believe. So no, I'm sure by the end EVERYONE will die. Not just Sam & Max and Junior, all life in the universe.
Thanks a lot. I can't get that image out of my head now, and everyone's looking at me funny while I quietly giggle to myself.
EDIT: Seriously, though, I'm kind of wondering how the hell they're gonna work their way around this for 305. When the basic premise of a franchise revolves around the interactions between two characters, getting rid of one of them kind of destroys it. I'm scared this is gonna be the New Moon of the Sam & Max games.
Happy to help!