#generation loss finale

[southern--downpour]

WHAT’S THAT, PUPPET BOY?

[whoreraccoon]

Something I won’t ever stop thinking abt is how Ranboo played little nightmares and was saying throughout “oh I’m getting so many cool ideas for genloss” and then in the social experiments he held slimesicles hand and lead him through the mall and the camera zoomed out and they looked so small in this big daunting abandoned mall. Like it makes me feel so many things it’s so good

[b33viemm]

"I'm gonna have to call you back..."

Founder's Cut!!!!! More stuff coming soon hopefully...

Inspired by "The Box?" from @weatherera

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[muiithecat]

[lulbyy]

Genloss ranboo Design reference sheet i did yesterday :D having wires just overtop of them wasn’t enough. Needed to literally give him wire veins

[lovanxart]

seconds chances or something poetic like that

[aussie-roadkill]

Hi guys I am going to ramble about the end scene of Generation Loss now

I fucking LOVE how Hetch taunts Ranboo in this,

“I still have a roll here to play” A nice hint of superiority, saying I’m important, you’re not, I still have a purpose, which of course is furthered with the “You’ll stay until you’ve outlived your use, that might be tomorrow, or a thousand years from now” Ranboo might be the hero, the main character, but he’s still just playing a role, he’s still a toy that will get tossed aside when Showfall gets bored of him

“Your choices, your decisions to let other people die for you” Calling Ranboo selfish, telling them they killed those people. That its their fault. Live or die this is the last time Ranboo would have free thought, and Hetch wants to make that as painful as possible, make him feel guilt, make him hate himself.

“They can’t get enough of you, and looking at the poll they want to play with you forever” the vote was 51/49 at this point, and Hetch implies the audience all want Ranboo to stay, to suffer in this twisted show. He wants to make ranboo panic he wants them to be afraid, to feel terror, to feel like they’re trapped, and it works, they start screaming, begging the audience too kill them, saying they can’t live with the things they’ve done. Hetch just lies to scare him, he just lies because he enjoys the pure raw emotion it gets out of his ‘actor’

“He’d rather quit than (...) keep entertaining you” Taunting both Ranboo and the audience, calling him a coward, a quitter, trying to make Ran seem like the bad guy, telling the audience they don’t care about them- how selfish, he’d rather die than make you happy, does he really deserve this mercy? Don’t you want him to stay and suffer, keep giving you content, keep being your puppet

Ran saying “I saw everything” and Hetch responds “And you’ll see so much more” at 55/45, the vote just ended, He won’t be seeing more, that’s a lie. He just wanted Ranboo to panic, he wanted them to think they were going to be trapped in here forever, he delighted in the sheer panic, the begging for anything else, even death

anyway, all hail Autism Jesus, he died for our stims

[glowinggayduo]

boogie woogie !!

[cosmicjunkyard]

I am so distraught that Ranboo thinks we wanted him dead you don't even know.

He had no idea that when the vote began, majority voted for them to live. He has no idea when we realised that life meant Ranboo being trapped, we tried (AND ALMOST SUCCEEDED) to go 50/50.

Ranboo will probably never find out or realise that when he asked for us to kill them, we swayed the vote because we wanted to help them, to let them choose something for once. He thought that we chose death because we wanted to see them dead WHEN WE DIDN'T.

HE THOUGHT WE HATED HIM SO HE DIDN'T TRUST US

[skettchkatt]

Ranboo crucified live on Twitch (NOT CLICKBAIT)

[polilyen]

the final bow.

[keyslox]

boxed like a uh… erm.. d:(

[muiithecat]

I Cry, I Pray, Mon Dieu

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[lulbyy]

screenshot redraw :D

[t3c4supp0rt]

Can we also talk about how the corporate theme of Generation loss is also a big part of the content creation parallels??

Ranboo as the main protagonist or "the hero" is popular as a content creator and therefore is advertizeable (take as an example the several cheezit ads). The vote at the end, deciding to kill GL!Ranboo so they wouldn't have to live on as a corporate puppet meant to us as the viewers that we cared about our favorite content creator. From a corporate standpoint though, it meant that we no longer cared for him since we voted for them to die. Since the viewers no longer cared, and therefore they would no longer be making the company money through the show, they had no need for Ranboo, which is why they had no problem killing off their main protagonist. Again, we as the viewers DO indeed care and only voted for death so that ranboo wouldn't have to suffer through killing his friends over and over again, but to Showfall it just meant that we had lost interest in the hero.

[fullyfazed]

The illusion of choice, and the inability to act.