#aphmau theory

[goat-guy-tm]

I have a dumb little theory is that any woman in the Aphverse that is named Aphmau is a Irene reincarnation, because not all 'Aphmau-Like' is named Aphmau, for example Phoenix from Meteora Valley and Ava from My Inner Demons.

What does that mean for Heart Point!Aphmau? Who knows, but by hell is that highschool girl about be put through hell by some thousand ysar old goddess-

[ultimate-guardian]

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[kookylemon]

The Birth of Aphmau

The Aphmau multiverse and its religious elements have me in a chokehold

[yaoiwars]

You’re about to get on a plane to go to a horrible business meeting for a dead end job you’ve been stuck at for 20 years- oh no! But what’s this..? There’s some extra seats available since some of the other passengers were detained because of some “vision” they had about a deadly crash..but nevermind that.

Choose wisely!!

[saranootnoot]

It's even more trippy that Emmalyn is Ghost in mystreet- I was flabbergasted and realized why she liked Zane.. I'm pretty sure Minecraft diaries are related to mystreet and are their descendants-

Why would Zane do this 😔

[fruitcakebro]

The theory that Levin is Garroth's son enrages me, because Garroth would not have willingly had an affair with his lord's wife. It's out of character, and just doesn't seem like the kind of thing he would have done.

But the theory has basis in canon, and that honestly just makes me madder, because it demonstrates just how little Jess seemed to understand her own characters. And besides, the whole thing with Levin's mom was about how Levin is Irene's closest descendant, so why doesn't his design look at all like Irene? It just seems like a really weird choice to me. Levin should look like Aphmau. There's precident for it. And it would have been a way to interestingly foreshadow the fact that Aphmau was Irene.

But no, we need more pointless drama. Are we freakin' ignoring the fact that Garroth's own mother had an affair-baby, and it nearly cost her marriage, and possibly her life? Even aside from his moral compass and code of honour, Garroth would NOT. Unless we're saying she freakin assaulted him, then-

Oh god.

Oh no.

Oh no.

If she did, but Garroth never came foreward because he thought it was shameful-

Oh fuck.

[inky-rosepanda]

Yall explore something with me real quick

What if the Demon Warlock is actually Enki?

Ok, so as far as I know, there is no evidence to back this up(in fact, I think there might be some against it), but I enjoy this headcanon simply for the angst. I mean, all of the divine (or the ones who have close relationships with Irene) eventually becoming the thing they fought against??? The implications, the plot!

The exploration that could be done with this- in season 3 ep 2 Shad mentions Esmund aura in retrospect to the protective barrier around the portal right. What if the "spell" keeping the Demon Warlock on the Island is Esmund magiks?

Throwing away the Enki=DW headcanon rq, the Demon Warlock definitely knows what went down between the Divine Warriors right, to the point he taunts Aph about it. Yet he's still there. Meaning they couldn't/wouldn't get rid of him and if he is Enki it kinda make sense, considering they couldn't kill Shad either and ended up sealing him and a different dimension (im just realizing the parallels as I write this).

But if he isn't it is also interesting to think about cause it means that they failed they're jobs, remember Irene created the Divine Warriors to fight "fate" as she puts it and yet they just left a dangerous demon sitting around for at least 900 year, on a populated Island at that.

If he does know as much as he pretends too it's likely that he came after/during the whole Shad thing, which of course opens a different avenue of exploration- the funactionallity of the group after betraying their team member and perhaps finding out the truth of their relics. (This kinda lends to my theory that Irene and Shad were the power houses of the group)

Do yall see what I see or am I crazy

[giantbonfirestars]

Analysis (+Headcanons/theories) I have based on this video

So it's already made abundantly clear that this is centered around Season 4 Emerald Secret

And I am very certain that this is what Aphmau experienced while under the effects of the Forever potion.

She could, somewhat, hear things going on in the real world. Whether it be Aaron's voice or her own voice. Plus there were the occasional visions of what was going on.

And even when she didn't see it, she knew what was going on out there too. Which we see in the prison scene when Aphmau comes across Aaron locked away in the prison cell.

This would also explain why Aaron disappeared immediately after. Because Aaron is not in this little Limbo world. He can't do anything there because he is not there. That was simply an image conjured up by Aphmau's mind, or possibly the world itself as a form of playing tricks on her mind.

It also follows along with what was already confirmed back in Season 4 about those under the effects of a potion being aware of what was really happening.

My specific theory/headcanon is that this is a sort of limbo like world where anyone under the effects of the forever potion goes. Or at least the mindcontrol kind (aka not the type used on Tatiana). Which is also why we see Zane and a few other people there.

Zane was very clearly for a long time to the point where he was forgetting things and isn't quite sure how long he was there other than the fact that it had been a while. And Zane was the first person of the three that season to be put under the effects of the forever potion. He was under the effects for a couple days.

The whole wife and kids thing? Well the kid did say that she actually doesn't have a dad. Maybe it was just Zane's imagination trying for some last attempt, desperate grasp at something that could be considered normal before he lost his mind entirely?

(I'd also like to think that when he was knocked unconscious it helped break down some of those walls keeping him from reality which is where we get that scene of him and Garroth in the woods until he is cured and freed which is why we don't ever see him again after that in this video.)

Then there were also the other people who we could see wandering around the place. They are people also under the effects of a forever potion, just not the one's be Ein of course. Peebs/Ollie (the blonde guy) was acting deranged, the same way Zane was starting to, so he was likely there for a long time as well. Probably even longer. Even the kid was acting a bit crazed. And slowly as the video went on, Aphmau started to act a bit more crazy-like and forget things as well.

Then what is very clearly people all zipped up and crawling around like monsters?

People who have already been fully affected by the forever potion. Once the effect becomes permanent, this is what becomes of them. When they are free and moving around, they are still technically able to escape if they are able to figure it out. But like this they are confined. They slowly lose themselves until they break, leaving themselves permanently trapped.

It is made very clear throughout the video that Aphmau is under the effects of the forever potion as well since, not only is she hearing things from only when she was under during Emerald Secret, but also when she looked in the mirror her eyes were green for a moment. Another peek at reality.

We see multiple of these peaks at reality. The voices. The green eyes. The snow. The bandana. The jacket. Every single scene on the mountain where she sees Aaron for a moment but not herself.

This is also clearly happening to the other people. For example when we see the stabbed man hanging out of the fridge and Peebs/Ollie is acting a bit crazy again trying to claim his innocence. I honestly think that's someone he unwillingly killed due to the forever potion.

There is still of course the possibility that this is all centered around Aphmau's consciousness and not a joint limbo. For example the kid constantly accusing Aphmau of hurting someone, being a monster. Peebs/Ollie attempting to stab her using a knife eerily similar to the one she stabbed Aaron with.

I still like to think that it is a joint limbo. But it is a place meant to torture them, even if it means torturing each other. Which is why they seemed to act one way one moment and then act differently another.

Besides, doesn't the whole walking around an abandoned place, places involving/tied to Aaron, places that feel strangely familiar, remind you of anything?

Once Aphmau reached the island that was laid out like the woods and cabin she traveled while under Ein's control, her outfit is changed to look like the one from Season 4 Emerald Secret. Another bit of reality bleeding through.

And as these blips of reality bleed through, they all pile on top of one another. She's in the clothes she changed into, her eyes are green, she's in the cabin and by the cliff side, she has the knife, she's hunting down looking for Aaron. The door even gets destroyed by the monster to the exact same way it was when Aphmau kicked Aaron through it back in season 4. Aaron backing up towards the edge as Aphmau gets closer.

And then she sees herself.

Everything has aligned perfectly and reality is clear again. No more blips, no more possibilities, just what was really happening this entire time.

We are confirmed that Aphmau is in some sort of mindscape when we see Forever Potion Aphmau point to her head and say "You've always been here. Right here."

Then of course we get the whole "In this world he never came back. Did he?"

So this version she sees. This is not technically her. This is a version of Aphmau where Irene never saved Aaron, where she was trapped with Ein forever. She became one of the monsters.

My theory that this what original Aphmau saw still stands despite this major lore drop at the very end. The version of Aphmau we've been watching is both of these women the difference comes at the end, when they are finally two separate people. The Aphmau we see through the eyes of continues on and is freed. The other Aphmau is trapped forever.

This version still exists even after Aphmau is freed. We see it in Season 6 When Angels Fall when Micheal reactivates that magic.

Because a forever potion isn't meant to be cured or broken out of. It is meant to last FOREVER. This version of Aphmau will always exist now. The two will forever share a mind. Only now they have traded places. One living her life freely in the outside world. The other trapped in her own mind.

Sorry if this doesn't make any sense, I'm not quite sure how to explain all of my thoughts

[flatmingo]

Dare I say Cocomau is actually kind of funny? (The latest episode, at least) Idk maybe I just miss the characters.

Theory rant below....

Also theory of mine here: Do we think that Cocomau is going to start gaining awareness? Kind of like a combination of how Aphmau did in Mystreet and MCD?

Lemme explain ... MCD started at a let's play as we all know and then she started becoming more and more sucked into the world and the story.

Mystreet started out as a normal slice of life role play, then became more developed and more serious like MCD.

I think Cocomau is going to go through a similar transition (at least character wise) where we'll see more lore and story being developed. Perhaps with recent events (like encountering the Nether, Shadow knights, and the relic) Cocomau starts seeing the world in a different perspective...Her friends in a different perspective. Maybe she starts seeing their lack of... (i can't find the right word. Nuance? Often not having the ability to see the seriousness of some situations??? Their sort of cracked out whimsical nature?)

Anyways, I think maybe she starts seeing herself differently from the rest of the cast. She starts noticing their behaviors more. Like Zane's Shadow knight obsession taking priority over his friends' well being, Laurence's kind of shift in attitude or personality from when she met him in the Nether to when he's in her world. Maybe now that she's taken the relic is the reason she's able to start noticing these things.

I saw someone on here mentioning the possibility of this world being Aaron's coma-induced state trying to regain his memories (someone tag them plz i can't find the post) and I can definitely see that being the case, but the world has always been through Aphmau's eyes, which makes me think that this might be Irene's doing??? Possibly? It might even depend on the episode honestly. Maybe some of them are Aaron's dreams and the others are Irene's? A combination of both? Irene trying to jog his memories through Aphmau?

Ok anyways that was a long half-baked rant, I'm literally thinking through this as I write. But I just thought I'd pitch the idea out there if it hasn't been already. Okay bye

[vyladromeave]

cant believe they got me watching cocomau in 2025. happy anniversary everybody.

[goat-guy-tm]

This is how I feel every time I think about sharing my wack ass theory that Modzilla is secretly Kul'Zak

but....if anyone wants to...idk maybe hear about it I wouldn't be opposed to sharing

[vylanka]

just remembered watching mcd and thinking "oh, garroth and levin looking alike is supposed to be a symbolic way to show that garroth is levin's father figure! that's sweet!" and then entering the fandom and realizing that a large portion of the fandom interpreted it as "MATILDA HAD AN AFFAIR WITH GARROTH"

[evanvison]

Mystreet season 7 ideas

I was recently thinking about the upcoming season of Mystreet and decided to come up with ideas or hopes for some of the characters and their stories.

I may do a few of these, but for this post, I wanted to discuss one character whose development I originally didn't think much of. After thinking about it for a bit I realized that this character had far more potential in the upcoming season than I had originally thought.

That character is Dante!

When it comes to Mystreet, Dante doesn't have a whole lot going on. He is a good friend in the group and is currently roommates with Travis. Other personality aspects can be narrowed down to flirtatious and silly. His biggest moments were mostly in season 2 and some fun moments in season 3.

I sat down recently and thought long and hard about what kind of potential dynamics and character moments everyone in the cast would have during season 7 and Dante surprised me with all the different dynamics that could not only give his character far more development, but a few others that I had trouble with as well.

I will break these dynamics down into groups. Mostly in order of how important these moments would be for his character and the plot.

4. Starting with the obvious, Laurence! Laurence and Dante are the only two characters in the main group that have been entirely left out of the overarching plot of seasons 4-6. We don't know for sure how much information they have regarding what the Starlight gang has gone through. What information was made public by the news? Let's assume they know at most, that the Ultima exists, went crazy, and was supposedly "killed". We have to also assume that neither of them knows that the Lodge crew was at Starlight, or they figured it out from how long they were gone (less likely)? They know Travis and Katelyn were there but that may be it.

When the rest of the gang all come home together, without Travis and Aphmau, I have to imagine that unless the gang explains what happened immediately, a good chunk of the season could be Laurence and Dante trying to figure out what happened. Obviously, they can't hide much this time. Zane can only say names as numbers, Aaron is damaged and has no memories, Lucinda has no magic, Garroth is a werewolf (there is no way he will keep that hidden for long), and finally... Aph and Travis are still not back! Good luck trying to keep Laurence and Dante from asking questions when they can figure all that out pretty easily.

I can imagine some scenes in the first few episodes where the two are working together to go around detective style, to try and gather up all the clues so they can piece some stories together, even if everyone tries to leave some parts out. Either way, finally bringing these two into the "in-the-know group" should be a good character moment for at least a few people.

3. Kawaii~Chan & Zane. This one is the least likely (probably) but I liked the idea so I am talking about it. One thing that Dante is known for in Mystreet is that he is a flirt and has trouble staying with the girls he dates. In some of the videos outside of the "main canon content" we see skits where Dante is in love with KC and actively tries to steal her away from Zane. I don't know how canon these silly skit ideas are and they may have no relevance to the season at all but Jess wrote them and they connect to Dante in key character ways, so I'm using it! Assuming Dante does have a lingering crush on KC since dating her in the past, I could him talking to her more this season only to realize that Zane is dating her now. This could lead to him either becoming jealous (like the skits) or using this moment to realize that Zane has grown and become a man worthy of dating KC. This could give Dante a growth moment where he could then realize how happy KC is and step back to maybe think about becoming the kind of guy that could keep a girlfriend too.

I could see a cute conversation between him and KC where she gives him a pep talk about growing with someone when you truly love them (it could be so cute).

2. Aaron. Something that we as a fandom don't talk enough about is Dante and Aaron and their surprising friendship. These two are actually far closer than we tend to give credit for. Dante literally was the one who helped Aaron get the ticket situation for Starlight and the proposal set up. Imagine that everyone comes back except Travis (& Aph but for this let's focus on Travis) and Dante is already missing him like crazy then he sees all his friends hurt, and then he sees one of his friends who looks like he really shouldn't be alive AND he says he doesn't REMEMBER YOU! I would lose it. I want to see Dante with little else to do, so he decides to try and help bring back or at least assist with getting Aaron's memories back. It would be a massive character moment and would slowly help him mold into the Dante we know from Diaries.

Diaries Dante is known for being loyal as all get out. He is a protector of the village, he waited 15 years for his friends to return home, even when everyone else had left. He went through a lot and matured because of it.

Mystreet Dante is also loyal, we don't see it that much, but he is (which is why I don't like the idea of him trying to steal KC from Zane). He loves his friends so much. He is sort of going through a similar moment to Diaries Dante by having the Aph group leave without knowing what is going on or why they are gone and having to wait patiently for their return. Then they all come back (mostly) and they are damaged and broken returning to a very empty town. A place Dante has been waiting in for a while. This season could bring Dante and his arch full circle and show that his Diaries counterpart isn't all that different after all.

1. The final one. Katelyn... Now I know this one seems odd as number one, but Travis is still in the hospital for now so until he returns home with Aph, I can't count him but this Katelyn one is also a Travis-related one so... Anyways, I assume at some point Katelyn will have to explain what happened with Travis (whether it's fully truthful or not is a debate). A moment that I feel could be a game changer is if Katelyn asks Dante what Travis was like before high school. We don't talk enough about how Dante and Travis have been friends since before high school. He may know some things about Travis and his family before we meet him in the story that could be insightful. Imagine with me if you will, an entire back-and-forth conversation between Katelyn and Dante where they discuss Travis, his past, and what went down with him on Starlight. That could tell us a lot about Travis that we might not have known before. It also would be cute if Dante told Katelyn how much Travis has changed because he loves her.

I just wanted to share these because if I don't I'll lose it. I hope Dante gets the character moments he deserves in the new season. until then I want any other Dante season 7 stuff you can think of to be commented! I wanna hear them! Also enjoy this very quick sketch of Dante I did.

Anyway, have a good day/night everyone! More season 7 character ideas to come so look out for them!

[toadsartblog]

messed around with color palettes...im really feeling the skin and hair in pallette b with the armor from pallete a🤔

[mangotelevision]

headcannon that in pdh katelyn wasn't put in witchcraft classes by accident, hyria knew her mother was a witch and specifically requested she be put in her class so she could train her. but katelyn being stubborn like she is and refusing to be anything like her mother, dropped the class after the first week

[inky-rosepanda]

Lady Irene and Lord Aphmau

Can we talk about Irene and Aphmau real quick.

I just mean I feel so many questions we have about Irene are explored by Aphmau and her journey not saying they are directly the same but yk

For the majority of season 1 Aphmau is Chaotic Good and it's not until the war arc where she has to make some tough decisions does she really start making choices for herself (like not marrying Zane) but even then she does with the best interest of her people in mind. In this world, people, especially Lords like Aphmau, are a rarity as stated over and over again. She goes out of her way to help people even if it impeds her own goals (the werewolves and Castor come to mind). This sets her apart and allows her to gain powerful allies but also gets her in trouble (like almost being tricked by Zenix and going to war because of Nicole).

Fastfowrd to season 2, and we see Aphmau struggling with the weight of the lost 15 years and more external circumstances. She starts doing things and acting in a way that season 1 Aph would never, like threatening Michi and joining a thief guild without telling anyone. She goes from being a chaotic good being to a more realistic character(neutral good if you will), especially where we leave off in season 3.

I'm making a theory that this development of hers directly mirros that of Irene.

We learn from Hyria that one of the reason Irene was never truly able to be with Shad was because they were exact opposite and that her job was to the people.

My little head canon is that humanity and life was Irene greatest love, above Shad and even her daughter. I would then argue that the real reason the Irene lost her emotions was because of her disillusionment with not being able to save everyone. Both Hyria and Irene have lived long lives, and unlike her friends, Irene did not go through the rebirth cycle - her immortality was just that, she did not die like the rest. For Irene she would fight monsters but the real "evil" that she sought to protect humanity from was itself (remember the king?)

This constant struggle as well as her longevity is what caused Irene to loose her emotions.

I am making the argument that this is what we see Aphmau going through as the seasons progress, dealing with new monsters that she (Irene) created, and in gaining her memories back, she also loosing herself.

(Side note I would also say that she is speed running this process as she has done it all before, but also she doesn't truly get to that point considering she probably dies in the fight with Shad.)

Just a little food for thought. What do you guys think?