#algebralien headspace/inner world

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What's the algebralien's home planet? What are algebralien headspace/pocket/internal dimensions? What is cannon and what's just dubiously cannon?

Ok so I've seen lots of people talk about where do algebraliens come from + where the equation playground located, and I've seen lots of people take things that aren't cannon but just dubiously cannon way too seriously, even if what's dubiously cannon often ends up contradicting with what's actually cannon, so I decided to make this "theory" post and give my opinion on what's going on and what happened in bfdi in general as well as in bfdi tpot 15 specifically. There's lots of things to talk about and that's why the title is so long, because I want to explain multiple things here, and understanding some of those things will help me explain other things. So buckle up cuz this is gonna be a really long post.

Ok so first of all, the only things that are cannon cannon are the actual episodes of the seasons, and what's revealed in them to be cannon (bfdi, bfdia, idfb, bfd, bfdi:tpot, total firey island, etc. Idk if I missed anything) the subscriber specials are only dubiously cannon, meaning that the actions in them probably didn't actually happen in cannon but the personalities and abilities of the characters shown there and how things work are actually cannon. And anything from the subscriber specials and other specials (like other non-season episodes) can be retconned whenever. I still feel like we need more confirmation on how cannon the subscriber specials are, but this is a great place to start and up until this point it's kinda implied to be like this. (Also Fourteen's book of division is even less cannon if you get to read it, not only because it's from a subscriber special, but also it literally implies in itself that it's not cannon and on top of that it basically says that at the end too, some parts in it might be true but for the most part it's most likely not true, it's a fun read though)

Secondly I don't think the Equation playground is on Earth, that doesn't really make sense if we look in bfdi 15 since Nine clearly came from that algebralien planet on Earth, not from Earth to Earth.

It's literally a whole scene that's telling us that in our faces basically, a scene that if that wasn't intentionally implied there would have been no reason for it to exist in the first place (or there would have been maybe but the scene wouldn't have been made like this then). Some people claim that the equation playground is on Earth because Four went up a mountain on Earth to get to the equation playground in one of the first subscriber specials episodes, however Four (like any other algebralien most likely) can bend and manipulate reality, so it's way more likely that he teleported from Earth to the algebralien planet- specifically to the equation playground that is on the algebralien's planet, when he did that.

Actually Four didn't even have to teleport there since it's also possible Four wanted to have the highest ground possible before taking off and flying into/through space (the video stops/ cuts to the next scene where Four is already at the equation playground, it doesn't show us how Four actually got to the equation playground). But why would Four want to take off from the top of a mountain when he's so powerful? Because flying to space from the Mariana Trench would definitely be less comfortable than flying from a normal ground level, which in turn would be less comfortable than flying from the top of a mountain. Yeah I'm sure Four could do all of those but it's obvious which one would be more comfortable and convenient and which wouldn't be.

Next up: algebralien headspaces/innerworlds. Ok so we all know that Four has an inner world inside him, but it's possible that every algebralien has this, and I think that One is taking the kidnapped contestants into her inner world because it looks very like her, just the way Four's inner world looks very like him, I don't think she sent the kidnapped contestants to a different actually real existing planet because again it looks very like One, I think that was still just a part of her inner world, I mean Four's headspace is very complex so what would stop One's headspace from being very complex?

(Of course there's a possibility that every algebralien has a planet that they are/represents them somewhere out there, not that they live on it but rather it's just them in planet form or a part of them in a way, and that's where they send contestants and teleport/go to when they get in their innerworld/headspace, but I don't think that's actually true, I just thought it was a fun theory/possibly to mention)

Now where does Two send their contestants? Idk it doesn't seem like their headspace since it's not green and it doesn't look like Two at all, but it could be, who knows? I think with Two it's more likely that it's actually a different dimension or planet that Two teleports the eliminated contestants to rather than Two's headspace. But again it still could totally be Two's inner world, again it just doesn't look like Two that's why I find it unlikely but it could still be possible.