#ln tson

[lvndrcrow]

I really am loving the new little nightmares podcast .. i like otto sm

[queen0fm0nsterz]

Episode 3 of the podcast really just keeps validating me

[tardi-babe]

chapter 6 of tson ending from otto's perspective

[dermyartsz]

They just don't practise therapy like they used to...

[virtualgalaxysuit]

Want to join the show? 👁

[reporpoisedphantasies]

Happy late bday tson!!!! The podcast that gave me hysteria

(Little surprise under the cut)

Bet you weren’t expecting to see Otto twerking were you. (Neither did he)

[statiicfox]

Noone from The Sounds Of Nightmares :]

Inspired by @virtualgalaxysuit 's TSoN art. I love love love their art and I originally found them from their Sounds Of Nightmares art so yk :>

[teastarfall]

oh wtf. rare tson art. wtf

i wanted to see how id draw noone and otto now…. their old designs were horrific dear fucking god. why did nobody try to stop me

[ganglygamer]

Also, got a picture of a second panel of the new comic that I don't think has gotten into the online space yet?

And no, I didn't see any "preview comic" when I was there, just those little cards with the Titan web QR on the back.

[prof-ramses]

HOLY CRAP

The LN X account just posted this teaser of Descent To Nowhere and

We're going back into the Stone Giant! We're actually seeing the Chain Woman! @queen0fm0nsterz your feedback, please

[saphiccdisease]

why have I not seen ANYONE mention this. The Sounds Of Nightmares was part of the marketing for Little Nightmares 3, right? Chapter 4 - Two Of A Kind takes places at a carnival. One of the trailers for Little Nightmares 3 shows a carnival location. I originally didn't say anything because I thought it was common knowledge that the two locations were at least connected. But now I have even more evidence. The podcast claims that there was two wooden poles like masts. Noone then asks why there'd be a massive ship. I remember watching a theory video where someone analyses the LN3 trailer and they notice Low and Alone climbing up a mast like thing at the carnival.

It's the same carnival

I haven't seen anyone make this connection.. how???

[penheadie]

i really dislike otto in the new the sounds of nightmares and i hate the implications of sixs name being sisi, her name was perfectly fine on her own i dont understand why they had to change it and make the lore a lot more complicated than really solve anything rk and six will always be better as siblings i hate the name noone so noone is going to be nemo from now on

and dog six design just looks like dog tiny since i think that they would be the same species of dog

[queen0fm0nsterz]

So a post by @softichill made me realize that, by having Noone take off the pendant and escape the Mall, the Ferryman is essentially returning to his MO from the comics: He saves a kid from a (usually) non-humanoid resident before whisking them away for his own ends. Just something worth thinking about.

MASTERPOST (haven't linked it in a while :0)

Indeed! He is returning to his roots. Although I think Noone is different from all cases of him going into action before because of the nature of the other encounters. All of them are pretty different one way or another.

In the case of Six, he was chasing after someone who had already resided in the Nowhere for some time, with the specific purpose of taking her to the Maw. He did not come to her rescue, nor did he offer his hand to her: he instead pointed his finger at her chest in an accusatory way － or at least Six perceivs it that way.

It is worth noting that, unlike what happened with Noone and the pendant, the Ferryman did not wait for Six to take anything off her person.

This time it felt much more like an "I found you" moment. Like he was looking for her. It was so imperative that he took her there that he (presumably) chased after her and immobilised her to get her on the submarine.

This is the only time when a child found by the Ferryman is not given a choice on whether to follow him or not.

Or. Well. The illusion of a choice.

Which brings us to the second child taken by the Ferryman, the Refugee Boy. Considering that he might be originary of the Nowhere, since his village gave out charms to protect them against the North Wind, implying that he has always been a threat to the village, this is yet another peculiar case because it indicates that the Ferryman also looks for live, Nowhere-born children to bring to the Maw. He doesn't seem to make distinctions.

In this particular occasion, he had actually made a bet with the monster who was interested in the Refugee Boy. I wonder if the deal was struck when North Wind killed the girl and the Ferryman was "not in time" to offer his help to her as well, but considering how he deviously smiles when transforming back... I have my doubts it comes from a good place.

And also, I think that the next story I'm about to touch on points to the Ferryman only pursuing single targets rather than groups.

The next time we see the Ferryman is when he arrives at the end of the Humpback Girl's tale, after she's already faced the Mirror Man and has been abandoned.

The only thing that perplexes me about this is that it doesn't seem to be happening in a dream, but the Ferryman is also stepping into the "real world". I doubt the Humpback Girl is like the Refugee Boy because the other children who were with her make fun of her for being afraid of monsters, with the underlying message that monsters do not exist.

The presence of the Mirror Man, however, would imply that the Ferryman is not the only monster who can cross the bridges between various realities. And with this in mind, I am also thinking of whether or not he can only manifest through a specific kind of mirror in the real world, which are the ones we see in the comics and would explain why they were sealed away.

Maybe the choice of not destroying them could stem from the belief that maybe someone could return through them... (thinking hard about Low and Alone.)

Anyway. Back to the man of the hour, who, rather cowardly, shows up when the action has already finished. And this time, he just... vanished with her holding his hand. Like a boogeyman, taking yet another victim away.

There was no build up to this, like for Noone, who instead sees him in her dreams becoming more and more vivivd and to whom he even speaks -- something he has never done before.

And remember: all these kid, he is not taking ALL of them to the Nowhere. His objective is to get them on the Maw. Which is where I am afraid Noone might end up in at the end of this podcast -- whichever version of it, at whichever point in time.

It has me wonder when in the timeline the podcast takes place. I have a feeling this podcast will be revealed to come first in the timeline, dating back to a time even before VLN, but we'll see.

[tardi-babe]

Failed experiment, in more ways than one.

[dermyartsz]

Noone!

So, recently, I listened to the Sounds of Nightmares podcast (a little late, I know, but still better than never) and I have become obsessed.

(P.s. If you're wondering what the scrawls read, I was just speculating what hair-do Noone carries. In the end, I do think they're pigtails but I drew her with short hair because it's recognisable.)

Also side note, when do you guys think the podcast is set?

-The modern-day or perhaps sometime during the 1900s...

[virtualgalaxysuit]

Happy day, No One 👁