6 Unexplained Curiosities around Rain World

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:39 Segment
1:30 Number 1
3:33 Number 2
5:10 Number 3
7:42 Number 4
8:55 Number 5
10:31 Number 6
13:38 Outro

[@Daszombes]

PATREON LINK: www.patreon.com/daszombes Hopefully y'all enjoy.

[@ka-boom2083]

What’s what’s the music you used in 1:47?

[@creamymilk5222]

Damn

[@aurumscavenger]

@@ka-boom2083 Believe it is 'Black Moonlight' from the OST

[@commanderfoxtrot]

So, if people _don't_ give you money, you'd actually sell out to RAID? Jesus Christ, talk about a loose sense of morals.

[@Daszombes]

@@commanderfoxtrot gamer I need to eat food to live

[@arando689]

I always imagined Pebbles' slideshow was him looking up information on how to grant the mark of communication to the slugcat. Like he's just going through indexes, typing in search terms. Really my only reasoning is that the all caps he does right before the messy diagram is 7 characters long, and "slugcat" has 7 letters

[@B.L.U.S]

Five pebbles: *WHAT TA F IS A SLUGCAT* His HD: bro chill Five pebbles: *HE IS EATING MY PEARLS AND HE LOOKS INTELLIGENT I WNAT HIM TO STOP BUT I DONT WANT TO KILL HIM!*

[@anthonythetophatter2834]

so what you're saying is that he's *fucking googling it?*

[@B.L.U.S]

@@anthonythetophatter2834 not really more like searching his internal memory So if it even takes time to find the things FP must have lots of Petabytes(i think that is the name) of storaged memory, counting that their processing power is able to load thousands copies of their world in a small scale just to test if shit works Question:Why does FP has so much stuff I dont think he... *OH* i just said about the simulations

[@anthonythetophatter2834]

@@B.L.U.S dang, it's still pretty funny

[@B.L.U.S]

@@anthonythetophatter2834 but like They must have every single piece of data from their world like even atoms functionally so they have a statistically impossible chance of giving a fake triple affirmative Also *HOLY COW* how destructive is the scientific way to ascend?! if like SS got like 30 seconds before it exploded ascending everthing around and collapsing a *ENTIRE FREAKING INTERATOR CAN* man something like that would have been beyond the power of the Tsar Bomba maybe rival the power of all nuclear energy combined into a bomb

[@yakiyuki8924]

The snake-like structures in shoreline are most likely support beams, one of the white pearl texts reads "This is a blueprint for a support beam used for the construction of early industrial areas. You can see these in use not too far from here.", not sure what else Moon could be talking about with "You can see these in use not too far from here"

[@ecogreen123]

support beams for what?

[@quirrelisvoid7176]

@@ecogreen123 construction of early industrial areas

[@snailshaman7948]

Yeah aren't they literally the failed support beams of Moon's complex? Surely Moon's complex was once posititoned ABOVE Shoreline, and collapsed?

[@ecogreen123]

@@snailshaman7948 i would ask "why would the support beams be positionable, especially since moon was one of the first iterators around" but a bunch of different feasible reasons could be made so i'll see myself out.

[@toluj3308]

@@ecogreen123 I don't exactly remember where but I saw someone suggest they might be support beams for part of moon's facility, which pretty much caved in on itself by the time the slugcats come around

[@mr_girr3488]

It hadnt occured to me that pearls are the perfect form of data storage for a civilization that uses biological organisms for their tech. Its renewable, mass producable, and portable.

[@1th_to_comment.]

That right there is a triple affirmative.

[@frankdrawsnear9995]

The first pebbles image is instructions to ascend, entering subterranean(implied by the subway map) and having to obtain karma 10 (implied by the karma gate symbol, the two karma gate symbol with >) telling you that only creatures with karma 10 can ascend

[@emorelix]

Number 2: I work in highrise construction. To counteract building settlement over time from being initially poured concrete to fully cured concrete, the building will move and sag in certain spots, known as deflection. On a tall building the floor is setout in a direction to counteract this sagging so that it eventually sags into place directly ontop in a straight line. It could be that the ancients, because they were building well above the clouds, which would be 300m above sea level at least + 500m ontop for a structure going up, they just sagged into different spots over time. It is more likely that they were built wrongly at this height and it has become more obvious over the years. Sagging will show as a leaning structure, the way these are in and out is more likely bad construction engineering.

[@dustinjones7458]

There's plenty of evidence that the Ancients built this entire structure and everything in it with only the vaguest interest in actually residing there long term-the whole complex of Rain World is simply designed to process Void Liquid for power (which is apparently all they needed for power) and to use that power to achieve enlightenment (Since the VL allowed them to reach a formless state but yet did not guarantee complete freedom if you were attached). Indeed, the material world by their own ideology didn't matter, and concentrating on it was considered something you shouldn't do-attachment to the material world and all that. By which is why they left all the management (of food, housing, and industry) to robots. And the Iterators didn't care about making buildings last that would shortly be unoccupied for all eternity, the same way they abandoned the idea of ascending critters and focused only on themselves.

[@cloudydays4825]

True but in downpour we get to see looks to the moons iterator city and it doesn’t have any of this sagging

[@Darksideofthestars]

​@@cloudydays4825Moon obviously had more care put into her. She seems to be more compasionate on purpose

[@cloudydays4825]

But moons city is described as shoddily built and that’s why pebbles’ city was more popular to live on among the ancients

[@nacu7701]

The red boxes as you call them in the pebbles slideshow might be different "marks". Pebbles gives you the mark of communication which allows you to understand the funny language, but who says there cant be more marks that do different stuff. One symbol is lit green cause it might be representing the mark of communication, and its selected to be readied up to be put into sugcat or smth. Just speculation tho ofc, could be pebbles ordering KFC for later and the different symbols being different menu items. You never know

[@B.L.U.S]

Thanks made my day

[@nacu7701]

@@B.L.U.S aw :)

[@tntmage5303]

Sugcat

[@Stanfordscienceman]

I wonder if a scavenger could hold a conversation if you got the mark of communication onto one

[@natalie6811]

@@Stanfordscienceman Surprisingly this is answered by Downpour! Dumbass still tries to use handsignals.

[@frankdrawsnear9995]

My favorite part is when rain world says "its raining time" and proceeded to rain everyone Unironically though the rain is one of my favorite things in rain world

[@glyveozone7303]

Hhhhhhhh ok bro, like, sigh, kzbin.info/www/bejne/e33Qn2SnmN6Nqa8

[@hmm_ctrl7195]

i always thought that the ancient cities looked almost 3d printed... ancients loved their halfway robotic organisms and when i look at the city i thought it was something chrysalis or hive-like. i feel like that uneven stacking is maybe a result of an organic building material and some sort of purposed organism that would make them. maybe even it relates to the structures seen in shoreline? obviously im just speculating but that's what my initial thought was. cool video thumbs up

[@bobman1455]

Oh I hate how much I’m liking this theory. I just have this absolutely cursed imagery in my head of those shoreline snake structures boring into rock with those drill snouts like some kind of nightmare robotic bobbit worm. With them then slithering over or even THROUGH an iterator can before defecating a prefab room segment out their back end atop the iterator’s back. Then returning back to their quarry to do it again… slowly layering an entire city that way.

[@someguyinahole5952]

The "serpents" near moon seem more like resource collectors or mining segments to me, they have spiraled prongs which could have been used for drilling, I think these are attached to moons super structure instead of being their own automatons, we all know about how the iterators had to provide for their cities, this could've been how they collected resources for them, they could have displaced and sucked up different materials to be processed in some part of the structure.

[@papahemmy8587]

my theory was that they were the severed water pumps that cooled lttm. I think this because they come from the water and the 4 "eyes" remind me of turbine pumps.

[@sonwig5186]

I think either they are pylons or supports for moon.

[@ecogreen123]

i originally thought this was the case, but i have seen a couple other really good ideas.

[@harrybell3132]

My theory was that they were some kind of manipulators that Moon had lost control of or something, organizing or collecting products of the farms and subterranean so they can be transported up to the city.

[@znoopsy]

they might just be bits and pieces of debris from when moon collapsed

[@EStuffs]

What if all the symbols in the red boxes represent different creatures, and the lit up green one represents a slugcat? Idk just a thought

[@vanillawaffle7303]

Personally, a few of these remind me of the little floating thing that will follow the artificer in downpour Edit: i saw another comment saying that the red boxes might be marks like the mark of communication, which leads me to speculate that the floaty artificer thingy might also be a mark of some kind.

[@xdarin_]

@@vanillawaffle7303 if the red boxes are marks of communication, then he *was* looking up how to give them to slugcats!

[@glyveozone7303]

@@vanillawaffle7303 The mark of FISSION!

[@Lobstro]

Let me try to think of some Rain World mysteries to ask about: 1) What do we know about the tree where the Survivor and the Monk lived with their family? 2) What can we learn about the ancients from the rare graffiti marks found around the world? 3) What were they manufacturing in the Industrial Complex, or growing in the Farm Arrays? 4) What is the history behind the Shaded Citadel? Was it a city where the ancients lived before building Pebbles and casting it into permanent shadow? 5) Did the Survivor recognize any of the slugcats he met after ascending, implying that his family ascended without him after being separated? This might be hinted at by the dream where several slugcat ghosts are watching him.

[@SunShine214_2]

The pearls reveal that the farm arrays produce nectar, which seems to be an alcoholic drink or something similar.

[@cardboardhawks6783]

@@SunShine214_2and they also reveal that industrial used to make masks

[@yakiyuki8924]

1. We don't know much about the tree, but I feel like it might be more metaphorical than a literal location, symbolizing the slugcats' old home 2. There isn't enough information about who made the graffiti either, although its likely that it was made by some of the last ancients during a pilgrimage to the void sea, however, there is graffiti of the rot present in outskirts, and the lore suggests that the ancients were long gone by the time pebbles created the rot, perhaps some are still out there? 3. Industrial complex was a factory that produced ritualistic bone masks, most likely the ones worn by vultures, and farm arrays was an automated agricultural site that produced nectar (a beverage we know very little about) and possibly other food items 4. The shaded citadel was a religious temple before the five pebbles structure was built above it, despite the wishes of its inhabitants. 5. It's kinda implied that survivor's family ascended before them, because of some of the cutscenes.

[@colfy3961]

@@yakiyuki8924 2. I think it would make more since if scavengers were the ones who made some of the graffiti like the rot one and such. 3. I'm pretty sure the theory that the masks were for the vultures was debunked since in one of the pearls, moon talks about a factory called "Side House" which when described, fits Industrial Complex. In that same pearl, moon mentions how the masks were used to abate the self and that they were "excessively ornate and lavish" and some were probably very big as moon says some masks made it difficult for some persons to pass through narrow doorways. All those descriptions of the masks don't seem to fit the vulture masks so they're most likely the masks worn by the ancients (moon also mentions the masks are all gone with their owners. And when you bring her a vulture mask, she doesn't recognize it) 5. I don't think it would be possible that survivor's/monk's family ascended before them. There are plenty of theories about what exactly happened when the slugcats ascend but what I believe is that before they fully ascend and stop existing, they dream about they're most wanted desire or wishes. Just like how survivor wanted to find their family, monk wanted to find survivor, and hunter is a bit of a mystery but I think they wanted their disease to be cured and to reunite with their creator? That's my theory though.

[@madformuser]

One of the white pearls has a complaint from the inhabitants of shaded citadel. The general gist is "Yo don't build five pebbles over our church"

[@papahemmy8587]

I'm so glad someone is finally talking about the cabinet beasts. When I first played and saw these things I was so fucking scare of what they were. I thought that they were like the fetuses of some monolitic creature I'd have to face or somthing.

[@imtheoriginalrey1633]

I’ve been wondering about those orange void eggs, spent forever trying to look up what they were called thank you so much for clarifying

[@dottedboxguy]

i really do wonder if the ancient's language is supposed to be understood, i'm thinking about this now with the knowledge about tunic's own languages (there are in fact multiple languages in it, not just the alphabet)

[@arando689]

I certainly think it's a logographic (each symbol is a word/concept) language! Here's my reasoning/examples 1. Stolen Enlightenment achievement symbol, a mix of the karma 4 and monk symbols. We've inferred that karma 4 is gluttony based on the murals in Five Pebbles. So Stolen Enlightenment, where you eat one of Moon's neurons, is represented with a symbol group of "gluttonous/greedy monk" 2. The Scholar achievement, two symbols grouped together. One symbol is seen alone in the Wanderer achievement. So the Scholar symbols could be "wanderer/curious knowledge" 3. The Scavenger graffiti in Moon's chamber is multiple symbols. On the left is part of the Chieftain and Friend achievement symbols, it could mean "companion/non-violent". The symbols on the right look almost exactly like the Scholar achievement, so it could be the Scavs marked Moon as "friendly scholar"

[@SunShine214_2]

That's interesting, and I agree, though it does imply that scavengers and intelligent enough to learn language.

[@dottedboxguy]

@@arando689 so karma symbols would represent concepts and together they form larger concepts that represents actual things or groups of things in the world, that's an interesting language building for sure

[@maxwellsimon4538]

Some people have asked the devs about this and they sort of implied that in general, the symbols have meaning

[@bishopholt6562]

To explain the Ancient City layers, perhaps they appear so structurally "drab" due to the focus of dying permanently that the Ancients had around this time. The billionaires and political figures among them were most certainly focused on endorsing ways to die without becoming those weird echoes as oppose to construction, and thus material budgets would plummet.

[@bellbuddy2193]

What if the giant mech worms in shoreline are five pebbles way of sucking up moons water

[@d00mnoodle24]

Seems like something he'd do...

[@thatcyanthing]

The disorderly construction of the buildings on top of the iteratiors may be jagged bacause their construction was rushed, if they went up there to avoid the rain they most likely wanted to get up there as fast as possible

[@TheAshran]

It took generations to build the Iterators, and the puppet didnt come online until everyone was settled I believe So it may just be aesthetic

[@danielalfonsoh.m.m.goncalv3]

Considering the concept of purposed organisms, imagine if scorn and rain world are just different moments of the same story getting increasingly weird and disturbing

[@winterbliss4459]

really good video. just one thing you missed - on the top of FP, in the last screen before you go inside, you can actually see the bottom of one of the ancients' tower blocks. you can see the floors on exactly the same plane as slugcat can see them. could help with figuring out the size of the ancients, from the looks of that, and how the background buildings are arranged in their wonky fashion, i doubt theyre any bigger than a scavenger

[@SolaceOpossum]

I always assumed the stuff at Shoreline was the wreckage of Moon. The one at 7:05 looks like it forms a ring, kinda reminds me of the destroyed support rings from the Space Elevator in Halo. As for the snaking ones, they may have been warped during the collapse, you also see similar snaking pipe structures during the climb up The Leg.

[@wisdomaxolotl2766]

My guess for the serpents would still be moon supports, but more like giant cables. Since Moon is on the coast, and built earlier, they might have used a different can design.

[@astick5249]

I had no idea that those cages had flesh tubes in them! And i love that pearl theory considering pearls normally having a biological origin.

[@fluffiestbug]

I think the arms in shoreline are from Moon's structure before it was destroyed by pebbles, they probably supported some outside part of her facility given how large Pebble's is. The articulation would ensure flexibility under wind/rain along with some other benefits that come from having a raised structure.

[@jhance265]

Well, knowing that Moon is a fallen iterator in the sea, one can assume that the "serpents" for number 3 could be parts for Moon's can before it fell.

[@thesuspiciousorange2526]

Not going to lie I always thought the shoreline wormie background elements looked like legs. Like spider legs reaching out to try to lift a much larger main body up from where it collapsed and was covered in water. Always freaked myself out thinking about it.

[@ecogreen123]

i always presumed they were old mining equipment incapacitated by water

[@Studimus]

My thoughts on the red floors in the ancient cities is that those were the rooms of ascended ancients, pretty much just saying “hey these are unoccupied” Edit: also on an unrelated note, I think that the weird leviathan like things in the backgrounds of shoreline are newer versions of garbage worms, although they were abviously more efficient they are clearly less long-term.

[@bugmen4849]

id love to hear an update on number 2 now that we actually know what that city looks like from the inside

[@thegayMK2]

yes, you did it, you finally said iterator right! good job das

[@Five_pebbles950]

This is the coolest video ever it explains all my questions

[@lukibido]

3:01 thats why this is the memory crypts?

[@Iterator_NSH]

Pebbles was 100% yelling slurs at you, can confirm.

[@Foxett25]

That's in character.

[@XxguaxinimxX.]

Hello Daszombes! That was an amazing video! I've learned more things with these curiosities! If I would suggest one more topic, It would be the Graffitis made by the ancients. You can find a gif showing every graffiti in the steam community of RW. There's some of them that's really interesting!

[@randigo9992]

I always wanted to see that city close-up, the last days of ancients, to see their apartments, rooms, the look from upper floors, streets, etc.

[@dustinjones7458]

Would probably be very bare bones. The Ancients were monks who were spurning the material world as much as they could to prepare for Ascension. The mishmash jenga towers are exactly the sort of thing people would build only to keep the rain off their heads with little thought for long term habitation.

[@nekomataumbreon]

Another thing adding to the "Liggy belongs to NSH" theory is, correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure Liggy appears more often in the Hunter's time.

[@Drishby]

That would furthermore support the theory, that Hunter's sickness is part of NSH essence(?) trying to ascend by using Hunter as it's vessel. He positioned his overseer near the void sea to see if his mission was successful. That, plus neuron sent to the Moon by NSH through hunter is also of green colour.

[@TransfemMarta]

I think that the giant jawed worm things are just meant to be support wires. Kinda like how we use wires to support cell towers. However, with the pure height of Moon’s tower, they’d need much stronger wires. Perhaps the reason they have these is due to their tower being closer to the water, thus needing stronger support.

[@ashemabahumat4173]

The void spawn appearing after the neuron fly consumption can probably be a reference to insight in Bloodborne/HP Lovecraft's work

[@kalamies.]

They didn't lie, that world can rain

[@GIZMO_GALOREE]

this whole channel is rain world brain rot i love it so much there is people on the same brainwaves as me

[@treevsy]

I think the ancient city looks the way it does is because they were all horribly depressed and sort of half given up on building anything.

[@OutrageousOnPurpose]

Now we know (amongs other things) the symbol talked near the end was the gate symbol (its now on every pipe leading to gates with downpour,remix edition)

[@ctsdppp]

what if the cabinet beasts and void worms are connected? They look similar, the cabinet beasts store memories and the void worms are only visible when you eat memories via neuron fly, maybe they lead to the void sea because they remember the ancients desire to die

[@OutrageousOnPurpose]

I say any Rain World content from you is gold, favorite RW related youtuber, you rock!

[@tuanchavdarov5242]

At the top of the wall, you can see the moon ( not the iterator) that is identical to the moon on earth

[@spacegoldfish9481]

the weird shoreline snakes to me have always been either weird architecture for the sake of being weird or were either grabbing claws/ involved in some long-lost process carried out by the ocean. maybe they were involved in maintaining stuff in the ocean or around it but were either decommissioned early on being tied down with those metal strings or were destroyed by the rain and now languish in pieces

[@cloudydays4825]

Well the itorators needed massive amounts of water so maybe in number 3 the tube like structure was a way of transferring water to moon and when moon collapsed they collapsed with her. Also, they don’t appear to have been designed to move at all so I don’t really think that they are an older version of the leviathan

[@dimak134]

One Question - didya have "Find all coloured pearls and bring it to Moon" run? I't would be nice to see how it goes... Although you must be weray about "friendly" Scavs which may follow you to the shelter - and then your colored pearls become THEIR colored pearls

[@swampcooler8332]

Void spawn could be a remnant of those who ascend kind of like echoes but you know, much less. Maybe that is what infant void worms are as well

[@thefduck]

The serpents near moon might be a way to give the livithen its head witch would imply that there might be livithens without the head

[@starseer986]

the last symbol in pebbles' last projection seems to highly resemble the third karma symbol but with a line down the middle

[@bumblewish9321]

I had never actually noticed the cabinet beasts until you brought it up in this video. I guess I’ll be looking for them on my next playthrough.

[@the_funky_wandrr]

Gerard (???) is also seen in Drought, following Wanderer similar to Iggy as the slugcat adventures. As Wanderer was created/modified by Seven Red Suns, Gerard is most likely Sun’s overseer 👀

[@folgentpears7107]

My brother has a theory that the Sepent-like things on shoreline are old transit towers for a tram system

[@mythmakroxymore1670]

You know what else is a rain world curiosity? MYYYY MOOOOM 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kasai1924]

Daszom Little Inferno dlc. The pink logs are real!

[@polish3717]

I think the green overseers are NSH's and i do think green is a hint at that. Moon had yellow overseers and yellow neuron flies, 5P has blueoverseers, and when his neuron flies are not rainbow, they are blue. Hunter carries a neuron fly from NSH to restore Moon, and its colour is green.

[@stoneforest2639]

At some point while five pebbles it trying to type at you, he uses a different font or script. Idk I just found that interesting. He also repeats something he says to you slower at some point. And he is totally insulting slugcat’s intelligence the whole time.

[@NovaAge]

Okay the real question tho: Do the slugcats purr?

[@Five_pebbles950]

You should make more of these also there’s the vulture mask drawing on the wall in ski island

[@omicronixzerus2929]

The "Worms" outside of moon are 100% support beams/remnants of Moon's leg(s). There's a pearl that gets her to talk about it and we can see them after (SAINT SPOILERS) 5P's can collapses in Saint's campaign nearby the remains of Shaded and around the Silent Construct

[@A_ghost_leviathan]

Personally I think the “serpents” are some kind of construction tool. This explains the articulation, as they would need to bend and be able to somewhat move around. The prongs could be used to grab and or cut material, maybe even function as drills?

[@shittyopossum3668]

I always had this headcanon for the fucked up buildings.. It feels like the first layers could have been orderly, but as the population skyrocketed there were random layers added in haste, so all the ancients could fit. So maybe it started out as normal looking houses but after a while they added more layers in random time periods? In high populated places irl it's always more convenient to build up to "save space". That's why these layers of buildings spread so high. And they're so disorderly because they didn't want to waste too much time on building sooo many living spaces.

[@dustinjones7458]

I think they didn't want to waste time period. They were gearing up for Ascending to a higher form of life (in theory), so the whole structure of Rain World resembles an abandoned subway train than a place where people lived-it was simply designed to keep them slightly comfortable until they arrived at their destination.

[@akirapink]

12:30 the symbols in the red square grid... those kind of remind me of the lightbulb thingmabob artificer has in place of an overseer?

[@HungryHunter]

Next video idea: Look at all the graffiti. Some are clearly from the old ones but others are helpfull markings of fellow "wildlife".

[@jensonrecupido9767]

I think that the weird "serpents" were possibly used to ark electricity between the two prongs attached to them. perhaps they were used for a long eroded power facility. sounds familiar to waterfront complex?

[@jayfox4291]

Huh heheheh, i never noticed that. I was always so confused going into 5 pebbles room just WAITING to get to understand him. That’s pretty funny he’s TRYING but you literally just don’t get it & he starts throwing all caps at u & insulting your brain size.

[@Fefshtr]

8:26 my idea of these was that they are creatures that died and are trying to disappear, since some look like lizards or small animals. I don't know why I thought of this, I'm pretty sure now that the creatures can't disappear yet? they just cycle, right?

[@debonairpuma8774]

maybe the serpents were the beams used for construction mentioned in one of the white pearls saying "This is a blueprint for a support beam used for the construction of early industrial areas. You can see these in use not too far from here." ???

[@jamesr4807]

Gerard is my canon now. Thank you.

[@Decodedvirus]

Those weird constructs in shoreline reminds me of the destroyer from terraria

[@GrandpaMadeMeSwallow]

I have this theory/wild guess that the snake boys at the background of the shoreline are the water intake pipes for moon and that the mouthy bits are used to connect them

[@HungryHunter]

i think they look more like cranes and arms. Some have even some wires still attached to it

[@the_funky_wandrr]

Woaahhh yeah wow. Interesting! It’s super unexplained what they are, I think the fandom has reverted to headcannons 🤔

[@HungryHunter]

@@the_funky_wandrr this is normal if the rate of level detail goes up. We have brutal industries right next to Roman and Mayan architecture. Something happen and if the game dont explain it directly its up to the player to think about it.

[@the_funky_wandrr]

@@HungryHunter 0-0 dang

[@HungryHunter]

@@the_funky_wandrr here is another theory for you: If the old ones are human size and they used ladders as we do slugcat is 30cm long/tall. But if we asume the karmagates have 2m doorframes slugcat becomes 60cm. Compared to trains and wirefances slugcan grows to a giant of 90cm. THAT is just the slugcat... a red lizard muss be larger then an Alligator (3 to 4m). Imagen a climbing, stickyvomit throwing, fast and realy realy angry Alligator following you.

[@hiphyro]

What if the subway map is literally a map of the void fluid transport systems in subterranean and they appear on five pebbles’s google slideshow as the destination slugcat has to go to to access the depths? Could also be a map of the filtration system with its winding pipes

[@randyramirez6095]

10:20 heh heh heh, ahhhh retro spect. Makes videos fun to come back to.

[@descendingDark]

rain world

[@didntmeantokillemtwasaaccident]

fake

[@weeb_dweeb]

Rain world

[@theultimatekiwi6329]

rain world

[@didntmeantokillemtwasaaccident]

stop it is fake please

[@weeb_dweeb]

@@didntmeantokillemtwasaaccident rain world

[@mrluiz6420]

Regarding architecture - this is how Russian panel housing is looking like.

[@Logan-ur8vr]

Broooo the beginning with the Lisa music???? Oh ma gawd!!! Good on you

[@strawberrysunriseyt8165]

1. Likely meant to process and release living memory pearls. 2. Likely purposeful works of architecture, and individual ancients that have enough money to be able to pay for different floors to live on. 3. An old model of a purposed organism that was scrapped. 4. The spirits of ascended creatures purposefully manifest to assist in guiding the Slugcat. They only appear after eating a neuron (or as Saint) because Slugcats likely start glowing and gain a unique sense that allows them to see them. 5. Iggy comes back because of the cycle; Overseers are affected too! That also explains the number of Overseers that return to her when power is restored. 6. He is calculating the information on the Slugcat. The symbols are just meanings of things we never see in-game.

[@cristianbalan518]

I always assumed the Snake like pillars were part of the prepice that colapsed into Waterfront and became Shoreline.

[@Tallinsafur]

WOOOO ANOTHER DAS VIDEO! :D

[@gavinjenkins899]

The 4x4 arrays of symbols in 5P's slideshow match the "citizen ID" for ancients we see in downpour later used in one of the (not-karma but now ID badge) gates. I think this video came out before that, but it seems now like it's referring to an ancient specifically rather than an iterator specifically.

[@bingo2744]

Ngl, you kinda remind me of mossbag, but for rain world. I mean that in a good way btw

[@Scp716creativecommons]

The uneven layers could offset the drag further from the surface, like whiffing on a golf ball, assuming the wind as a reason

[@xxgwanstheskelegamerxx8369]

The red boxes with symbols in them might be listing all the types of creatures and the green one might be a slugcat. Like, the symbols probably represent the names of creatures.

[@TerrasScourge]

The top left icon pebbles Seoul subway thing does not contain the karma 2 because pebbles is an iterator and iterators can’t do karma 2

[@stock_img]

6:55 considering the 'single eye-mouth' bit, I think the giant robo-snakes are the _only_ thing she could be describing. After all, there's nothing else in the game with any kind of eye-mouth, as far as I know.

[@jebbsredemption]

WORM GRASS oh my god its worm grass

[@jebbsredemption]

the small ones were light trash for personal use and the big ones are heavy trash and industrial use!!! thats why they eat everything!!

[@ralpholi]

Looking at the red blocks in Pebbles's slideshow, the one to the right of the highlighted symbol (presumably Pebbles) looks similar to the stolen enlightenment achievement, which resembles and relates to Moon. Given their proximity it makes sense that they're side by side.

[@the_funky_wandrr]

12:08 I think those may be ancients or somewhat, the highlighted one being Pebbles’ (main?) creator! Just a thought 🤔. Them being iterators is possible too because we barely know anything about this thing, and also symbols in boxes (which could be cans) so 🤷💫✨ Wonderful video! Neat hearing more on Cabinet Beasts 👀💖💕!! I guess they really are hard drives, but that makes for such an interesting concept if they’re iterator organs 👁👁💝. Fantastic work yet again ^^💫✨! Pearl video oo 👀

[@ALT0_768]

i have a theory about the 5p screen. basically, the 1 karma gate is a karma gate ingame. we can see that 5p can control them, as shown in gourmand. my theory is that wheel is to set requirements for karma gate, and gate symbol either refers to a singular gate, or (unlikely) a gate's status in karma req. the metro system might refer to a possible form of transport in 5p for his residents. the 4 symbols in the green grid may refer to the houses on pebbes. however, I believe that the green symbol in red grid refers to sliver of straw, as that would tie in with 5p's work. it is also rather clear that it refers to iterators, seeing ass the grid is grouped around a picture of a iterator can.

[@anthonylewis5503]

80 bucks should have to request a video

[@samueljetstreamrodrigues1864]

i carved my own path u followed ur wrath

[@noragilman2643]

Hey, I hope I speak for a lot of people who say we usually don't mind sponsored segments, and whatever way you wanna get that bag I support 💚💚💚 I love your videos, and I'll definitely call you the mossbag of our community :)

[@Mossy_Bones101]

4: the ancients used void fluid for things other than escaping the cycle. They also used it in the Iterators. This might have something to do with this, probably a better example, but just wanted to share.

[@izu1525]

with downpour im pretty sure those worms in shoreline are the remains of the precipice and waterfront facility, since we got introduced to them there. that or just random offshoot of moons collapse

[@acquaintedfowl1767]

i personally believe that the wormy things in shoreline may have been remote controlled drills used for excavating moon's site. maybe using their newly found void fluid somehow? i believe this because the props used to build the little mandible things are actually drills!

[@CursedBystander]

My theory: The karma symbol from the release date trailer isnt actually for the Wanderer achievement, but the item needed to get the region as an unlock for the Safari mode.

[@lcdream4213]

12:12 my assumption is that these are all the metropolis citizen id drones/keys to the city, they heavily resemble sofanthiel

[@lampreygaming8407]

I personally have the head-canon that void spawn are a plankton equivalent of the void. Going along with this idea I also like to think that the void worms feed on them, like filter feeders, Which could explain their more docile behavior.

[@NailsnTape]

cabinet intestines look like something out of cruelty squad

[@inklone945]

The bottom left of the Five Pebbles slideshow is probably a iterator list showing ascended iterators, the green one most likely being the supposedly ascended Sliver Of Straw

[@thevoiceinyourhead7215]

The shapes inside the red boxes reminds me of the thing following Artificer. A set of keys, perhaps?