Silent Hill Heaven

Agreed, but if we're gonna speculate on a connection between characters I just feel like something like shared mystical traits is probably more likely than a baby connection.

They have a chance to be really funny and name the town this game takes place in "Ebisugaoka." They did. Not sure why it's funny, though. They did? What characters were used for it? Because "Gaoka" is 'Hill', and while 'Ebisu' most commonly refers to a fishing god, it has the ch...

Man, no one wants to remember Anita at all, huh. Fits with her story. (And thus raising the idea that Heather might not have it anymore). But we do see Heather being psychic. She has a precognitive dream, she senses that Claudia was in her motel room with Vincent, and that Douglas is pointing a gun...

I dunno, Alessa seems pretty caucasian to me, considering Heather especially; and I don't think Hinako was impregnated by a foreigner because... gosh uh, that would be incredibly insensitive in 2025 to have sex with a strange foreigner be the cause of the entire game or whatever? That being said, I ...

They have a chance to be really funny and name the town this game takes place in "Ebisugaoka."

>PTV is a processed form that, according to Silent Hill 4, may be a black powder as opposed to a white liquid.< Where is this coming from? Nothing indicates the black powder found in jars in the panopticon is PTV. SILENT HILL and ORIGINS both make it pretty clear PTV, the drug itself, is a white po...

I’m just irked they called it White Claudia when that’s just the plant the drug is made from and not the drug itself. lol Sir, "White Claudia" IS the name of the plant when it's in liquid form. PTV is a processed form that, according to Silent Hill 4, may be a black powder as opposed to a...

I think it's a meta reference to how we've been mentally fixated on SH2 for two decades, as a fanbase. After all, James didn't solve the puzzle, we did.

I disliked how they upped the rusty/red factor and how (admittedly, for gameplay purposes) things were a lot more run down with broken walls and shit. It reminded me too much of Homecoming's Otherworld, which is NOT a plus. I REALLY felt the absence of some of the original game's aesthetic and charm...

Hey Joni :3

It's like a Super-Maria ending in that James doesn't even bother learning the truth before abandoning it.

It's entirely possible that "They lost consciousness" is just how people in the real world retroactively perceive things after that person returns...

It probably doesn't matter what power the Seal has in the Order's theology compared to the power assigned to it by a desperate reality-warping child who's creating the world everyone is currently inhabiting, and Dahlia probably knew that. OMG Aura posted for the first time in over 3 years! :o Lol, ...

It probably doesn't matter what power the Seal has in the Order's theology compared to the power assigned to it by a desperate reality-warping child who's creating the world everyone is currently inhabiting, and Dahlia probably knew that.

I mean the obvious connection is that Heather is the reincarnation of Alessa, a person who created an entire psychic universe out of the paradox out of both her suicidal wish and her inability to die and find rest in her suffering. You know, like a ghost.

Just popping in to say I'm also a Forums person and am like, invested in this place for life.

Cheryl wanted to go to Silent Hill because she was subconsciously attracted by Alessa's pain and an urge to reunite and help her, and Alessa's astral projection was there in order to unify with Cheryl. After the car crash, Cheryl's soul is already merged with Alessa's astral projection the entire ga...

Or, he was playing with a child and going down to his level. That's...kinda normal?

Her own path, somehow or another. The cast are literally Nowhere, and thus there is no guarantee they're experiencing the same paths, rooms, hallways, and set-pieces.

That translation is pretty much almost entirely unreliable since those sorts of grammar issues straight up don't exist in Japanese.

But...eh. Having powers you never use is the same as having no powers, so literally whatever.