The Eternal Cylinder All Memories + Ending

[@doomer2539]

Basically from what i understood , there where humans and then the cylinder appeared and absorbed humanity but they implanted memories in the cylinder core, many more came after , one of them are the trebhums which are not the strongest but they are a vast majority. trebhums and trewhaala become again friends and KO the mathematician , entered him once again , took control of him with the help of humans memories and destroyed the cylinder but not definitely. end of story

[@doomer2539]

@Leo Jansen it took them 6 years to make the eternal cylinder. I don't think they will make a second game.

[@The_hot_blue_fire_guy]

@@doomer2539 it’s not completely out of the question for the developers to make a sequel or some kind of spin-off game. A city management game or even a spore like evolution game could be very fitting as a spin-off of this game. And there are probably a couple other ideas that would actually work quite well in this universe and with the characters and creatures that this game has. As for a full sequel? Maybe?!🤔 but I would say that some kind of spin-off is the more likely and possible option.

[@SworbMan]

@@The_hot_blue_fire_guyi think a buliding and a teaching game is good. Like you need to travel to bulid and get more citizens

[@rafabuda0]

Narrator after taking control of the Mathematician: "It's showtime you overgrown rolling pin!"

[@borisristic4343]

Whait how did you know that he took control of him

[@Guitarhero_Foca]

Right Boris

[@rafabuda0]

@@borisristic4343 I mean, it's pretty obvious when you look at it. So far it was the only constant voice in the Cylinder that was trying to fight it. When you enter the Mathematician for the last time you meet with him and he diffuses his form through the Mathematician's dream. Then you leave and the Mathematician goes off and fights the Cylinder.

[@giolegocraft4728]

Fun fact: the mathematician accually roles the cylinder from behind it

[@disricardo-9299]

A couple of corrections from what I've understood, if you guys allow. 1) The dreams are the Cylinder's itself, not the Mathematician's 2) The cylinder might not need the Mathematician to roll it forward as implied in one of the game's cutscenes 3) The ending makes it unclear if the Voice actually overtook control over the Mathematician. I mean it's heavily suggested in the monolog of trebhums meeting the Voice inside the dreams, but then again the final cutscene makes it look slightly as if the Mathematician got very angry after losing repeatedly and decided to lash out on the cylinder. I mean both can be true, the Voice might have worsen an imperfection inside the Cylider and made its servant turn against it

[@Treowe_]

RIP MooCow86. Your sacrifice will be remembered

[@retinazer7652]

Rip. He was absorbed by the cylinder

[@vesnabernjak-ord8674]

And pootis

[@Chekmate-em3mc]

24:40 I like to imagine that the credits are actually what happened after the cylinder was “stopped” and that the elder we see at the end wasn’t the one we saw in the beginning of the game, but one of the ones from our tribe, and that the egg he placed is our trebhum in our second play through

[@unlondonsoldier5530]

He said it may resume its destruction one day, it meams there might be Eternal Cylinder 2 in the future

[@cow11star81]

Or DLC

[@Bake-kurijra]

Yes but will the cylinder be one cylinder or two or will that never happen because the cylinder is not eternal you my think it is but it’s not with the middle of it ruined the cylinder my never resume it’s rampage the middle of the cylinder is the brain so it’s basically dead

[@nguyentanphat7tc324]

@@Bake-kurijra it begs me the question, how big is the cylinder? and can we go around it?

[@SeniorSpaceflight]

@@nguyentanphat7tc324 indeed, the earth is flat and no one change that

[@nguyentanphat7tc324]

@@SeniorSpaceflight imagine just waking up in the us and see the mount everest being crushed by a cylinder

[@2bfk6982]

This game is deep

[@antoniosnavely1243]

When around 9:32 the cylinder spoke God he's terrified cold and calculating

[@Flameandfireclan]

Basically if Salvador Dali quit painting and became a game dev

[@disricardo-9299]

I know right! Especially with the big elephant giraffe thing

[@dascreeb5205]

At first it was little boi run from rolling pin, then it was humanity making species extinct? But then it was actually about death,but it was actually about how memories are important. Deep.

[@vbgvbg1133]

The ending reveals that humanity isn’t the cylinder, but rather one of the many who fell to it. Likely one of the larger additions, given how many cylinder servants have human parts

[@dascreeb5205]

@@vbgvbg1133 I know.

[@citizenofsquatopia5868]

@@vbgvbg1133 I have a feeling that humanity might of created the cylinder for some unknown purpose and it turned on them. It's weird that the servants are mostly human cyborgs and not cyborg aliens form other worlds.

[@thespacedinos4037]

It could be possible that the cylinder uses parts from the last civilization it absorbed.

[@Lumberjack_king]

The memory of the many shall be past down for generations to come

[@CaptainViewTuber]

So the first big trebum that we saw was the who left us in the pond dang

[@vesnabernjak-ord8674]

9:31 I think this is the mathematician talking. If it is him talking he has a cool voice

[@nievescarvajal6850]

22:02 I like this part

[@user-yr2ck9xs5r]

The kiss save the universe )))

[@herbieowen3348]

I don't get how the cylinder works tho cuz the world is clearly spherical so the cylinder would have to be not a cylinder but a doughnut to work BUT then it would only fit perfectly around one part of the planet (the equator) so lol. Also I think there's gunna be a sequel or a prequel (god I would love a prequil)

[@dascreeb5205]

HA HA BIG RILLING PIN GO BRRRR

[@KalashVodka175]

Maybe the world is perfectly spherical and the cylinder is incurved but you can’t see from so close Or maybe the cylinder burries deep enough into the crust that it doesn’t matter the world isn’t perfectly spherical because the cylinder will still flatten everything on sight

[@shame1634]

Or maybe the world could be flat idk

[@megasparklegoomba6807]

Seeing as the Cylinder is some ultimate life-form type thing, it can probably bend around entire planets, regardless of size or terrain, and then flatten them into oblivion.

[@KingRidley]

It's possible that as it rolls, it consumes matter, allowing it to stretch as a giant donut around the planet.

[@omarkhalili6948]

I’m pretty sure the eternal cylinder isn’t actually a cylinder rather a donut because if it wasn’t then this planet is flat

[@emojothejojo]

I'd like to imagine it is a cylinder, but it can bend around planets to fit the curvature of the planets it harvests

[@shifty538]

I now know how sad it is At the very end in the credits My trebhum mother died😭

[@nathantudor5696]

No my dude the whole credits were the entire story of what happened before the game begin right up until the egg hatches.

[@giuseppepintus2516]

Wait a minute how the heck do trebhums reproduce!?!?

[@TheYeetedMeat]

Wow epic warmute

[@TheEldritchGaurdianThaumaturge]

Hell yeah, we finally did it iyeetyou

[@Mewkuna]

If it's so powerful it would survive that

[@nigo8264]

The mathematician just destroyed the cylinder

[@RainVant]

@Hugh NeutronSo the narrator died?

[@Mk1Astraomega]

@@RainVant no he did not. when the mathemetican exploded, he got free after that.

[@aagwill]

or betrayed it and killed it

[@LordTelperion]

@@RainVant We all died, Mankind is extinct, all that survives of us are ghosts within the Cylinder, slowly fading as we become One with everything else consumed by the Cylinder. But those Ghosts were ultimately able to reach out and stop their/our killer.

[@megasparklegoomba6807]

Probably not permanently, but yeah, he kinda just blasted it open

[@L-guy]

I love when people make weird shit like this

[@shame1634]

18:56 wtf trehbum were that big

[@TheEldritchGaurdianThaumaturge]

Bigger

[@shame1634]

@@TheEldritchGaurdianThaumaturge oh

[@tubofficial1]

SPOILER WARNING

[@TheEldritchGaurdianThaumaturge]

This video is 2 years old, noone cares, dont like it, dont look it up

[@Ussurin]

It's nice to see anti-globalisation messages in pop-culture. It shows not all institutions are lost.

[@half-usedwoodenpickaxe4835]

I don’t think it’s anti-globalist, just pro-uniqueness. The trebbum needed to band together with the trewhaala to defeat the cylinder, using what made them special to do it. Togetherness is good, and so is being unique

[@FPSgamer1337]

this dude's mind has been fatally rotted by the culture war, mourn him