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About Julie and Frank dating in the most recent Halloween update

or as Frank's and Julie's updated biographies now mention:

I hope none of you freak out about this and that we should all probably know, but this is just Playfellow Workshop being homophobic.

In the past, around 2020, Clown has talked about how Welcome Home will touch on topics such as Ableism and Homophobia [Source: Post Link]

(Read their full post for more context!)

And we all know that the actual couple isn't Frank and Julie, It's Frank and Eddie. But this was the 1970's, people still weren't accepting of same sex relationships, especially not in a children's show.

So, Playfellow most likely manipulated things and would prefer to imply Frank and Julie were a couple instead of the other.

NOW, a further way I personally think this is going to be explore is related to a theory of mine (Link to that theory)

Where the basic gist of it is- The rest of the neighbors are also sentient. Not just Wally.

Whether they were always sentient or were given their sentience is a whole other topic BUTTT I also mention in the post that:

TRANSCRIPT: [Perhaps Playfellow] created these puppets, decided to give them sentience to make things more interesting and innovating but then things got too far, and the characters started to want their own things, make their own script, which Playfellow didn't like, so just like they gave them [sentience, they took it away].

I didn't want to mention it at the time (scared it would seem far-fetched) but now I feel like I definitely can- An example of the characters wanting their own things is-

Frank and Eddie wanting to be in a relationship, but Playfellow being like "No."

[And then Playfellow wanting to take away their sentience to make them easier to manipulate -make Frank and Julie be THE couple- and not having to struggle with Frank's and Eddie's protests.]

SO YEAH

Frank and Julie being implied to be in a relationship is just Playfellow being homophobic and this we will probably see more in the future with further updates. So no freaking out, this is just part of the themes of the story.

Frank and Eddie are still a cute couple struggling against Playfellow.

#a huge fuck u to playfellow <3 #welcome home #welcome home theory #welcome home halloween #welcome home frank #welcome home eddie #welcome home julie #frank x eddie

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No, Nuzi did not just destroy the show.

I hate it when people say "Murder Drones is now just ship focused" because they think that Nuzi being subtly not-so subtly confirmed means that the show will completely forget about it's lore.

They are treating episode 6 like it was only about NxUzi. Like, did we even see the same episode?

In this episode, we also got moments like:

Tessa being insanely suspicious

Live footage of what the absolute solver did to earth

More information on the absolute solver

More insights into Uzi's mother and her involvement with the solver

V's development

Uzi's current condition with the solver and possibly becoming the new main host for it.

WHICH THAT LAST POINT IS SUCH AN IMPORTANT ASPECT

Because guess what? Nuzi being a thing HAS STORY IMPLICATIONS not just "oh cuties now together- so happy ^w^ fluffy moments :3"

NAH, THIS IS GONNA FUCK N OVER.

Tessa said it herself. It's either the universe OR UZI. And N being involved with her now IS NOT GONNA HELP.

N is going to go through some serious emotional rollercoaster BECAUSE:

He got together with Uzi, had a cute hand holding moment BUT THEN

He had to cut her hand off BUT as we and HE knows, that did not get rid of the solver

Possibly lost V, which we obviously saw him in distraught

Will possibly have to fight his only human friend, Tessa, in order to protect Uzi

AND WILL POSSIBLY EVEN HAVE TO FIGHT UZI if Uzi gets 100% under the solver's control.

Again, Nuzi being a thing has story implications, especially for N's development and the complicated decisions he'll have to make to save Uzi or the universe.

And now with an even deeper bond with Uzi, yeah, things will be rough for him.

And make things complicated for Tessa as well. It's possibly why she doesn't want Uzi to end up with N, as she knows N will probably defend Uzi and TESSA HAS A SOFT SPOT FOR N so I bet her fighting N will not be an easy choice either.

SO YEAH EVERYONE CAN SHUT UP Nuzi isn't just 'to please the shippers' it literally takes a role on the emotional aspect of the story and it's future conflicts.

#murder drones #nuzi #murder drones nuzi #murder drones n #murder drones uzi

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❤️🏠 The reason why Wally can't see and how Playfellow is involved - WH THEORY 🏠💙

Didn't you find the Live Interview weird?

⛔Warning for spoilers below!⛔

Welcome Home was suppose to be a children's show, a fictional place with fictional made up characters.

However that interview seems to tell otherwise. They treated them like actual people and they responded as their own person.  EDIT: I think some misunderstood this line here. I was stating the obvious and I know interviews like this have happened before, where you interview a character and the character responds, well, as the character. But my point is that the audience believes this was exactly that. A skit. These were just characters puppeteer to speak and do the interview. BUT that we know otherwise. We know Wally and Barnaby aren't just regular puppets. They are sentient but their audience doesn't know this. They believes these characters aren't real and this was just a skit. But, this wasn't just a skit to Wally and Barnaby. We know they are real or sentient/alive so they took this interview as a real interview, not just a skit for the show, despite the audience believing so. END OF EDIT

This is obvious to all of us though, right? We know they aren't just regular puppets. But the public doesn't know. HOWEVER we know someone else who did know. Playfellow Workshop.

Some people believe that Wally just gained sentience, that he's the only one of the members to know they are part of a show. But the live interview states otherwise, Barnaby knew they were part of a show. A popular one at that.

And don't you find it interesting that all the tapes we found were taken from Wally's perspective? As if he had a camera on, or worse eve, inside him. Now why would that be? EDIT: Some believe that the bugs are actually cameras but one thing is for sure, Wally wasn't holding a camera with his hands as we can see in the image below. Both of his hands can be seen. END OF EDIT. Take in mind that all these videos were taken in real life. Not animations nor drawings. Before you freak out, I'm not saying this is all just a show, absolutely not. Where would the horror factor be in that? Let's keep proceeding so you can get a better or more like, worse picture.

When Barnaby walked in and they talked about how they felt with all this new fame. Doesn't it make it seem like they were hired? Like before all this they used to live normal lives?

Normal lives to that which we saw in the videos, daily lives that we found fun and entertaining, and perhaps another company thought the same thing but with the mentality of profit?

The place where the main cast lives, their neighborhood, it wasn't a set. It was real. Just like them. Our main cast, home, the neighborhood, they were not made by Playfellow.

Do you see where I'm going with all of this? Remember this? Keep it in mind.

Another interesting thing was the phone calls. Nobody answered but we believe nobody answered because nobody could answer, I believe nobody answered because playfellow workshop didn't want to answer. They didn't want to spoil the audios they were going to use for their new telephone toy merchandise.

Which is why they seemed so clueless. They didn't answer as if they were recording for a toy merchandise, they were answering like normal. "It's because it was a prank!" I hear you say, but then why did that 'prank' between 'you' and Wally end up in a toy? I'll talk about this in a bit but for now know that Playfellow:

Called them. Recorded it. Implemented it. Profitted.

Invasion of privacy, no? Kinda like those videos where we see their daily lives being recorded by Wally. Speaking of which how did Wally get a camera for this? Did Wally know about the recordings?

This line that he says in his phone call, struck me as weird. How could Wally know we had already called everyone else? I mean, we, the public, never knew it was a prank. We never orchestrated a prank. But Playfellow probably did. Playfellow probably told Wally that they should pull a small fun prank, call the neighbors and not answer.

So then, did Wally know about the Camera? I believe yes, and I believe this is why he is so silent. He knows that when it's recording, he stays silent to not spoil the audio. It is until they directly speak to him, causing him to HAVE to respond, that he stops recording. This is why the videos always and only end when Wally is directly mentioned/spoken to. Or perhaps, once the attention was on him, he stopped recording so the others wouldn't notice.

Fun fact, I made a small joke as I was searching the site saying "Wally's recording function probably makes him unable to speak while it's recording." However I don't think this is the case, I believe Wally stays silent on his own accord. However, I don't see it beyond Playfellow to actually have considered it or done it at a later point.

Playfellow got to Wally first and probably manipulated him and made him believe he had gain new friends, making him unknowingly and innocently gain them material/resources.

Or perhaps Wally did know, perhaps he knew the prank phone call would be recorded, put into a toy and sold. Perhaps this is why the recording seem secretive, as if Wally didn't want the others to realize he was recording. Perhaps he knew Playfellow's business and Playfellow told him it wouldn't be bad until it got bad.

Remember what I told you to remember? I hope you kept it in mind because I believe that Wally knew, either since the start or perhaps Playfellow decided to tell him after they gained his trust, that they were using them and their private lives as a source of inspiration for a children's show, to put it nicely and not disturbingly.

Thing is, at one point, he knew and most likely before any of the other neighbors. Which would explain Wally showing proudly his page in the book. Merchandise inspired by him, how could he not be proud?

There is an outdated drawing of Wally and Barnaby laying on the floor and Wally is reading a book which happens to be the exact same scenario that they were in. Many were confused by it but with my theory I think that illustration now makes more sense, no? At that point Barnaby and the others were probably already working under Playfellow.

I don't think there is a cult. I don't think Home nor Wally are bad guys but instead victims to Playfellow's actions in the name of profit and as the years went by it probably only got worse. Why can't Wally see that well anymore? Playfellow most likely did that, but why? I think I know.

Wally didn't just recently gain sentience, it's being taken away from him.

He's turning into an actual puppet, and actual puppets can't see.

I believe Playfellow Workshop found Wally and the rest, saw their lives and knew the public would love it. Knew if they got their hands on that, they would be successful.

They probably started out slow, recording them without their knowledge, to later on actually going up to them and offering these positions to work with them. I mean, Barnaby said he was made for the show-biz and Sally loves performing. They probably told the main cast that all they had to do was just go on their day like usual and follow a few orders from them.

A few that turned a bit too much. Playfellow, along with Marlo and who knows which other greedy companies, got too carried away, tried to take their sentience, make them more profitable, made Wally's and the rest's lives look amazing on camera but horrifying behind the scenes.

Note how the introductions of everyone else's except for Wally's is in the past tense. Many theorize that this is because they are dead. However I see their death's a different way, I believe Playfellow managed to take away their sentience, turn them into complete puppets to the core. And I don't believe this was a pretty process.

Wally and Home aren't antagonists. They are victims pleading and seeking for help.

There is no cult, just morbid companies filled with greed that would do anything to gain more, even if it meant doing atrocious vile things.

But we can all see the consequences of that with their mysterious downfall and now with the Welcome Home Restoration Project.

And that's my theory.

I know this theory probably has some holes here and there but I hope you guys at least get the gist of what I believe is sorta going on.

EDIT: I got another theory related to this one? Perhaps Playfellow did create these puppets, decided to give them sentience to make things more interesting and innovating or something but then things got too far and the characters started to want their own things, make their own script, which Playfellow didn't like so just like they gave them life, they decided to take it away. The thing both theories share is that they had sentience and was taken away or is being taken away and I bet it was/is an ugly process.

#welcome home #welcome home theory #welcome home wally #wally darling