DeFranco entity spotted!

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Dude you're like a spiritual succesor to OG Game Theory, Great video!

Red you are so talented breaking down complex science topics and really do your research I think you will go far. Absolute best backrooms content.

Happy Halloween, great video!

Happy Halloween! Well I'm not sure if you can call the Torment my favorite but it's definitely the one that very much fits it's name and the one I would least like to get stuck in. Another great video!

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Happy Halloween, nice video! :)

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11:47 Ahh, crap. A copyright claim.

Happy halloween backrooms lovers!

Bout to watch this when I get off work lol

Happy Halloween!

Didn't markiplier do a similar horror game where the face was chasing you? it was big and red? Man i was like in middle school so i forget lol

Halloween is always a good time, like your videos!

yay

Happy Halloween!

I think that the autopsy report wasn't showing us a lifeform in the process of it being made, but rather that was a "Still life" in the process of being born, note how the humanoid in FF3 has that same weird color scheme that the autopsy corpse had and the same malformed design. As a result, I don't think lifeforms are amalgamations of people who die (they seem to be the "Still life" instead), rather some kinda fungal organism thats made when it digests a corpse, similar to a mushroom, as there's a difference in growth environment, the corpse in Missing persons had the bacteria film all over the walls, and parts of the body remained undecayed despite other parts being devoured, almost like the preserved parts were like a *Still life*, not to mention that the Still life and the corpse discovered both share a similar "malformed" look, as well as a similar white/black moldy design in contrast to the lifeforms fully black spindly design. Also oddly enough, the only time we actually saw a lifeform actually connected to its environment was in FF2, and it seems to grow out of the weird fungal roots that occur, as well as the body just... not being present at all, it's form literally seemed to just be created on the spot by the rooted environment (note how its upper half literally spins 180 to connect to the lower half), unlike the autopsy and the Still life in FF3 which seemed to at least preserve the basic form of the body, as well as the Still life's "lair" being just a normal area with a bit of goop on the walls and what seemed to be a corpse in the corner. Also thought mention that the coughs seem to only happen in the enocunters with the lifeform, not the still life, if we go off the idea that its a fungus, then that potentially means that the people coughing arent getting irritated by bacteria, but fungi actively pouring out spores, which means the grown requirement is dependant on if a corpse gets consumed by their own bacteria, or by a spore. I do feel like in general there's been a lot of red harrings tossed out by kane to keep us in the dark as to how everything actually works, but I feel as though separating the still life and lifeform helps connects the dots better, as for the idea of the lifeform being a fungus instead, I feel like its hinted at due to missing persons having the researchers ask a passing question if its a fungi, alongside the fact that the bacteria is the only known creature in that moment, but then it blind-sides us with the autopsy report and saying its bacterial, but since the still life nor the "fungal roots" from 2 or 3 weren't shown, we essentially get tricked into thinking the lifeform is bacterial.

20:21 it's less unsettling when you realise it's a lot like those old cartoon gags where a character hides behind a corner and only sticks out sexily posed one leg to distract evil henchmen

What I don't get is Kane saying he's not going zombie route with his story. Either his definition of zombie is very narrow, or the theory about survivors turning into entities are wrong despite being very convincing. Because this theory is at its core pretty much a zombie story, albeit with nice twists

Hey red! I just came from your backrooms videos. I just wanted to say that you are doing such a great job with your research. And i think you wanted to do a part 3 i think? How is that going?

When is the backrooms Halloween level video gonna come?

This video literally made my entire day, love it when red uploads

Cool video😃

Happy Halloween! 🎃🎃🎃 Another great video, both fun and informative! Halloween wasn't a holiday that was celebrated where I live in Europe growing up, but it is getting more and more popular, especially Halloween activities for children. It is definitely becoming one of my favorite holidays in part because of the aesthetic, especially cute Halloween.

good luck finishing your future vids! I wish I could celebrate Halloween more but it's always during the thick of university work...

I cannot wait until you comment on the new videos he uploaded a few weeks ago. Im hooked on this story

Is there a link to his discord server?

36:37 - Using 32-bit architecture, The Low-Proximity Magnetic Distortion System utilizes magnetic waves for condensing, creating Thresholds and allow reality alteration detectible by to the human eye. By oscillating rapidly, magnetic fields distort reality at which point the disruption becomes proportionate enough for creating stable portals.

It's difficult (yet you can't help but hypothesize about) to really understand the why's behind choosing to include lengthy lesson in microbial life which takes up such a sizeable chunk of the video.

oh also Stanford has SLAC - Stanford Linear Accelerator Collider - overseen by the DOE

Stanford people love going to Sierra Vista open space preserve it gets crowded bc its walking distance from Stanford

Its Hay bacillus bacteria

I think when it says "if anybody blame him" its referring to the first found dead guy, because he might have been the first to spread the bacteria and become the first one. Leading to its creation and further creations.

Great video! Hope to see more from you

Ivan Beck and the complex backshots

after watching the video i went to check your channel (hoping to find backrooms content) and you did!!!! i cannot wait to watch them :3

my adhd brain is fucking rapt at attention right now

sooo good thanks for the video :3

Hello , I really honestly loved your theory ❤🎉 , and a question , where do u find the image of minute 50:48

What if it was actually benign? I mean we don't see anyone being attacked by the life form so how do we know it's violent? Maybe it was trying to make contact and the people just turn and ran away.

This comment probably goes better with your last theory video, but are all the Exit signs we have ever seen in the series green?? Obviously they don't lead to actual exits, but after watching Rolling Giant and seeing the red exit sign in the mall I feel like the green light and all exit signs being green is an interesting little tidbit

I have a theory way out of left field, that honestly I don’t really fully believe myself but I want to voice it somewhere. One, Kane said in his discord we don’t need more “zombie” media This could be misdirection, but also I think it doesn’t discount your theory that they are amalgamations of human parts, or even that the mold feeds and grows much faster on organic matter. It’s not like it straight up reanimates a body like a zombie. But with how humanoid the entity in FF3 is I almost wonder if humans that clip in from different areas can’t perceive each other correctly? Like the FF3 monster is the dad like people speculate, but not zombified just Robbie can’t perceive him correctly? I rly don’t have much supporting info for this I just thought it was interesting. The reason Async can go in in groups is because they always use the same entrance. But the monsters always chase the cameraman, not vice versa so how are the monsters perceiving what they are chasing? That’s where my theory kind of falls apart .