Not to mention the fact that most people are saying that she is in the signal tower, the theme of boredom that mono must have felt. The pulsing walls, the eye like the eye on the door.
Ok so not only did the beginning of the nightmare resemble the end of LN2, the whole mall she's trapped in and how it keeps offering her things and desperately trying to keep her in also reminded me a lot of the signal tower and how it tries to get into your head so that it can keep you. The Candleman also seems to be a fusion of the Thinman along with the Ferryman from the comics. Following Noone from nightmare to nightmare and always trying to take her. Not to mention his voice was described to be like static too. Also the fact that Noone also hummed Six's melody (what she hums throughout LN1 and her music box in LN2) while playing with the doll caught me so off guard, I don't know why hdksvf
The difference between the Thin Man and the Ferryman is that the later (according to the comics) usually stalks you, but offers you his hand. It's kinda your choice to follow him or not The Thin Man is more like "come here you little shi--"
I think that the thin man is more confined to the signal tower and pale city, while the ferryman/candleman seems to be mostly omnipresent and able to travel to anywhere he pleases
I don't think that's the case, I think it's just the ferryman. She referred to the ferryman as the "candle man" because she saw him with a lantern, with a candle in it. That's what I think I heard anyway, unless he actually has a candle for a head and that's what she is describing as the droopy face. Or it's the bell man. Just my theory!
Maybe the candleman is the ferryman but noone named it the candleman or maybe the dreams are one of the universes and the main games are the ‘predominant’ universe and it gets less nightmarish the less predominant it gets so the universe in the dreams isn’t predominant but is closer to being predominant and good dreams in one of the universes are maybe less predominant therefore less nightmarish universe. Also she mentioned being on television maybe that made the universes she dreamt of be some of the most predominant ones as the signal tower-in my theory being the controller of the most predominant universe-has a multiversal power which dissipates the less predominant the universe giving the reason of the effect with the predominant the universe the more distorted.
@@christansanchez8686he wants to know more about it because Otto’s daughter or sister (Cece) has experienced things that Noone is going through. I might be wrong tho.
Dr Otto is getting more desperate is due to his ginormous interests into Noone's nightmare disorder, and also he doesn't want to be ashamed by his own original professor if he fails. This is just a thought of mine..
I hope this audio series and game series never dies. The possibilities of creative horrors are endless and I love seeing the twisted things they present to us
Even though I Love the Little Nightmares franchise. I do want to know when it'll end cause I get too hyped when a Little Nightmares trailer comes out 💀
The theme of broken mirrors, also temptation and desire, the mall was trying to keep Noone trapped with things she wanted, but the things weren’t quite right, it took letting go of the pendant to escape
@@agusnicoletti3051 yeh that’s a good link, also maybe the voice saying “you won’t leave me like the others did” is like mono being left alone again and again, stuck in the time loop, hoping she would stay if he keeps her safe and happy. Also the taking of the ferryman’s hand could show how six left to the maw after she left the pale city
The episode confirms that the Nowhere is a physics location beyond just existing as a shared dream space. I believe that the phrase that the Ferryman (Candleman) told Noone is a ritual of sorts for eventually fully transporting you over. She disappeared physically with the space under her covers caving in a moment. I love the revelations this episode has. They are essential to the series.
@mokaart2000 That’s what I’m thinking. I’m sure there’s probably more to it but I think it’s part of the process of fully pulling them over to the Nowhere.
"Everyone needs someone, don't leave me alone!" "Don't take her! Not this one too.." I feel like this could be the tower or maybe even Mono talking. The "not this one too" part could be talking about six.
Did anyone else just think "Otto chill out shes like 8" when he started freaking out over the Ferryman speaking? I don't know why I expected him to be silent, but it's cool at the ferryman has a voice. I can't wait to see where this all ends up
@@danalynch118 Yes, Otto even says in episode 2 that the Candleman Noone is seeing was the same man that "visited [his] beloved Cece". It seems like this Candleman is super important to Otto somehow.
I never wished so badly to rescue a kid than I do here. I mean let me get this right: Me: So this CeeCee disappeared? Otto: Yes. Me: And patient name "Noone" is seeing the EXACT same things and experiencing physical sensations in these "nightmares" just like CeeCee. Otto: YES! Me: And CeeCee disappeared? Otto: Yeah? Me:... You're fired you freaking nutcase. Her body glowed and you want to continue?! You're going to k×ll another kid you whack job!! MAKE IT MAKE SENSE! [Insert think meme here as I shake Otto]
As someone who’s been to a lot of therapy, I can definitely say that this guy has alternate motives, he’s FAR too affectionate to Noone, and calling your client a “friend” is a BIG no no! Edit: a lot of you guys pointed out that since Noone is a child, it’s not bad to call her a friend, I didn’t consider that, thanks!
The whole series is about the loss of innocence and predatory nature of adults upon children. Very unsettling as we see the councilor stepping into the dark and taking advantage of Noone as she only grows more alone and reliant on Auto who now visits her at night and holds her captive. I wander if the child he lost was 6.
I personally don’t think he is necessarily started as an inherently a bad person, and a predator, but he seems to have gotten way too* attached to Noone emotionally, and invested in finding out about the ferryman.
@plasmatic3223 I agree, this is further supported by the fact he cared about "cici" and he sees Noone like the child he was unable to save whatever happened to them as in one previous chapter he says "I lost sight what mattered" or something meaning he was desperate and maybe still is to make Noone avoid the fate cici endured as he tried to do the same with cici (but it has shown to failed for cici) growing a bond with her although when push comes to shove he may be a little too insistent to know secrets fast as possible
I was thinking that too! It was also make sense that her name is Six, considering the counselor when we first meet him states he calls his patients by “numbers.” I was also thinking that just maybe Cece is the first girl to wear the yellow raincoat, the one from the IOS game “Very Little Nightmares.”
As someone who has lucid dreamed for thirteen years and suffers intense sleep paralysis for eight years (and counting), hearing Noone's experience sounds very spot on and authentic. Being aware that you're in a dream is scary enough, but being aware that you're in a nightmare that you can't wake up from is so much worse. I usually wake myself up when the dream's storyline gets boring, but the nightmares hold on tight. It's true terror knowing that something isn't real(?) but being unable to escape it regardless.
I feel my nightmares force me to be scared, even if I shouldn't/wouldn't be. It exaggerates my feelings out of proportion from the situation :0 I hope you don't get the EXACT same intensity of fear knowing it's a nightmare though 😁 I don't remember if I've been quite aware of any nightmares being nightmares, but I have been aware of dreams being dreams
what suprised me is the familar music and noises i was hearing throughout this episode. 1) Noone humming the ln2 leitmotif (idk if it has an actual name, but its important enough to have one) 10:32 2) they straight up put 'Teeth & leaves" from the ln2s sound track in there (the longer you hear the clearer) 11:24 3) Ambience from the thinman fight (signal interference) 18:44 & 23:55? 4) Another piece of ambience at 23:55, though this one could be from "disposable entertainment" (sorta fitting)
I think i know what the ferry/candle mans riddle thing means. "Two flows from one, and here is whole again" what if noone splits when she goes to the Nowhere. Her body here, her mind in the nowhere. And if she goes to the faraway, her body will disappear like before (when otto watched her while she slept) and she will be stuck in the nowhere. She is whole on earth. When she sleeps she is two (one part in the nowhere, one part home). Then in the faraway she is whole. But she is somewhere else.
This episode is SO DEFINITELY in line with the theory that Six isn't the only girl to come across mono in his tower bro like this is just so cool thank you Bandai Namco for bringing us this masterpiece
i'm not a fan of the fact that they basically confirm the theory of Little Nightmares being the world of nightmares and the real world (in the podcast)
@@lowkie78i also hated that premise but this is better. The place actually exist, remember she disappeared for a second. And if you read my other post she is confusing reality and the dream. We also still need details on water disease, the cure, mutual dreams, and to just see what happens.
@@MistaManlyGuy I mean, I don't see why nowadays we need to explain everything, that there has to be something rational (here the presence of a real world) to explain supernatural events of a fantasy world. Besides, if that was really the basic idea they had when they created this world, then it was best left up to interpretation. But now it's done, I just hope they make it as little worse as possible.
Maybe it's just me, but this "candle man" is starting sound like a character from the LNM's comics. He was known as the ferry man and had a similar description. Some theories suggested that he took kids to the maw, but the comics aren't canon so this description might be a new thing entirely.
No. Those comics absolutely are canon. The previous creative director for Little Nightmares at Tarsier reaffirmed their canonicity in an interview about Little Nightmares 2 when it came to bringing up all Little Nightmares media, including the spin-off, Very Little Nightmares, and the original Little Nightmares 1 tie in comics that you're referring to. At no point was it ever stated that those comics were no longer canon, so I don't know where this misconception originated from. Could it be because their run was discontinued? But there was never a reason given for their cancellation and it could be because of literally anything from possible poor sales to the merger with Embracer Group getting in the way of things. Besides, when has discontinuing a comic run equated to the comics automatically being non-canon ever in the history of comics?
In the second chapter Otto refers to him by name at around the 40 seconds mark, "my Cici's Ferryman". Noone's description of him is what made Otto go into the mutual dreaming theory
@@m.a.k.dynasty4504 I have a feeling not everything in the comics are canon, mainly because in the NW comic we see a village with children in it and the comics generally imply these children are native denizens of the world when stuff like these stories clearly show children are not native to this world. I imagine we will probably see entities like the NW later on, and some spin on the mirror man and the Ferryman but they won't be exactly like they are in the comics.
@@tevildo7718 I hope the North Wind is canon to the universe. The concept of the monster is fascinating. Also when I saw the crows or ravens in the Ln3 trailer, I thought of the North Wind. But then again, the North Wind possesses the skeletons of dead things.
have a gut wrenching feeling that was Mono who was trying to make Noon stay Meat-eye room, incredible loneliness, and he was in control of the environment (that whole place felt like a part of Pale City). "Signal interference" started playing near the end, and the fact that someone *let go of Noon's hand* in the beginning. Poor guy, there was so much pain in his voice j:
I was hesitant at first when I read in multiple comments that the mall was the signal tower and that Mono was the one controlling it, but you actually make very good points, and you definitely had me at the musical reference. I thought it was impossible that the mall was the signal tower, but while taking a closer look at it, it does not seem wrong to conclude that the tower ignores all laws of space and time; it absorbs citizens through the signal, it's capable to teleport Mono through TV's and once you take a look inside you see abstract and impossible stairways that take you to anything but the expected. With this in mind it was easier to visualize the signal tower morphing itself into something a bit different than a tower, and now that I think about it, the description that Noone gave the mall doesn't seem far from the tower, it's only missing the fact that it's very tall. In the time sense of the mall/tower, the theory that I had built up form the very first game until now kind of collided with it. But considering the previously drawn conclusion that the signal tower ignores time, it doesn't seem to be an issue. Let me explain: My theory is that Noone is Six. Now that seems like a wild claim, but my basis for it is a really small but rather important detail. At one point in the chapter, Noone hums that classic melody that every Little Nightmares fan has heard; those three notes that form the theme of this game... Or rather the theme of SIX. In the Little Nightmares ost the only two songs that contain that melody stand in the name of "Six's theme Part 1/2". In the second game ost, it's only heard in the main theme of the game and in SIX'S music box, in the first case, I don't think it's there just because people started associating said melody with the game as a whole hence the developers just put it there to make it recognizable, I think it aludes to the revelation half way through the game that the girl that has travelled along side us is Six, that's why Six's theme appears half way through the game's theme. In the second case, Six's theme in the music box is a source of confort for Six, detail that I'll go in depht with in a bit. Now Noone has no reason to know this theme that's supposedly inherent from the nightmarish world, she has no means to know this theme form anyone in The Nowhere, and even if she did, why would she hum the theme that she associated with her nightmares? Well, that's because she either heard it first in the normal world (most likely as a lullaby or something form her mom) or she invented it and therefore she's associated it with comfort. Now I don't like to get sources from scrapped material, but I think they're a reflection of what was in the developers mind; there's a scrapped song that was meant to appear when Monster Six did, it was the very distorted humming of Six's theme, like if Monster Six herself hummed it (which also implies that in the first game it was Six the one humming), therefore it's safe to assume that that melody it's a comfort method BY Six and ONLY known by Six. Then why would Noone know said theme even before she completely went in the Nowhere forever? Because it's HER theme (an extra point is that Six appears in every single piece of the LN series, all the way from Very Little Nightmares to the comics, so is not wild to suggest The Sounds of Nightmares share the same case). Now back with Mono, I think it's entirely possible that he encountered Noone (Six) even after he was dropped by Six and even before "Six" existed, as he is stuck in a loop in time, and to have a loop in time you, of course, have to ignore all laws of time. Now people may think I'm putting way too much emphasis in just a little leit motif, but I'd say music is art, and art has meaning, and if it doesn't, then it is anything but art. I think music can convey a much deeper meaning than any other media; it speaks when words can't. I've been amazed since the beginning at how the game uses it's music, even in the second game "Togetherness 2"'s melody has an appearance in the very last sequence of the game, when "End of the Hall" plays, showing the melody that once portrayed kindness and friendship now turned into a symbol of hate and vengefulness. I think the music of this series is carefully put in it's place, not a bit early or a bit late. That's why I think music has such a profound weight in the series, and why it should be taken seriously. I can only wish to ever be able to see the way Tobias Lilja's mind works, to see if producers ever tweaked his work in a way that was not intended and changed the story completely. If I were to have a word with him I'd ask him if Six's melody in the second game's theme was intentional, because even with all my reasoning the truth is I am not entirely sure that's the case. I know this was a long comment and the comment I'm answering to is 5 months old, but I really had to get this off my chest. Edit: grammar
@@epicarmwrestler5624 I actually never noticed togetherness II in the end sequence of Ln2 wow! I was kinda confused about Noon hummings Six' theme actually. Mono doesnt seem to recognise her? Or by "leave like the others" its implied that the tower mocks him by sending Six there repeatedly lol idk. I also dont know why Noon's nowhere-sona (lmao) would be called Six, like, that number would be meaningless given the context SPOILERS FOR FURTHER EPISODES (I think "the sewers" are in one of the next episodes) Noon finds the yellow raincoat multiple times too on her adventures in the Nowhere, it DEFINITELY is something important as its emphasised each time, but i have honestly no idea at this point So, there are obviously a lot of hints at Noon~Six but some things dont add up perfectly and im confused :v Edit: God i love this haunting franchise
Oh and by the way, here's an article from the TSoN wiki: In The Lonely Way, when Noone finds a yellow raincoat, Otto hastily responds and asks if anyone else was around. Raising question to who the original owner of the raincoat could be and if it implies that either Cici was the original owner of the raincoat, if she is The Girl in the Yellow Raincoat, or if she is Six. )))
@@bagofleavesp831 Well, every child in the series has a rather odd name that would never be given to a child in the normal world and that's usually associated with what they do or with a distinct trait of theirs. For example: The runaway Kid may have got that name because, well, he's a runaway. The girl in the Yellow Raincoat got it for wearing a yellow raincoat so distinctively from the others (point which I'll go into later). Mono got his name for either his fear of loneliness (Mono means single, one) or because it's a recall to his future and all, or he's just really lonely himself. Now it's clear that nobody is really sure why Six is called "Six", all the notable references we have about that number is the next: In the door Mono tried to reach there's the number 6 carved in it (It's visible if you look really close in the third and final attempt), and that's about it. The only other possible clue is that the LN series reiterates said number multiple times, like in the total amount of chapters this podcast has, the total amount of chapters the comics have and the intended amount of isses the 2017 comics would've had, but I'm not sure as to consider this important or not. Now Otto's reaction to the raincoat doesn't mean Cici is Six, but rather the Raincoat girl. The whole series and it's events has made us associate the yellow raincoat with Six, but in The Nowhere that is not the case: Children and even nomes in The Nowhere associate the raincoat to The girl in the Yellow Raincoat, hence her name. In the Maw you can see drawings of Six all around even though she's supposedly been there for a few hours. That's because before Six were there, Raincoat Girl was, and since she managed to escape the Maw, the nomes started drawing her as a symbol of freedom, or something, also pointing that Raincoat Girl has been around before Six did. Then she deductibly travelled to The Nest, where she met her fate and left her raincoat in the ocean. Six in The Nowhere has had the raincoat only for a short amount of time (Only for half the second game and the first game) unlike The girl in the Yellow Raincoat who's has had it for presumably a long time. That's why I think Otto is referring to The girl in the Yellow Raincoat rather than Six, feeding more this theory in the process, as this would mean that Raincoat Girl would've had her raincoat ever since the beginning of her transition to The Nowhere, making more sense of why that's her "Nowhere name", therefore implying that children that pass through The Nowhere definitely, wear what they were wearing in the real world. This also fits with her "spawning" long before Six, since at this point the Raincoat Girl is in The Nowhere but Six still isn't, which ALSO fits with the time when they first met: I think is safe to assume Six "spawned" in The Nest, as she's wearing a plain white t-shirt and shorts, like she just came from a hospital, and of course Raincoat Girl with her yellow raincoat. And yeah I agree with you, God why is this game so good.
The whole time she was telling of her dream, I was thinking “signal tower!!” “Mono!!!”. The eye voices were talking about not wanting people to leave or be taken away, and people taking what they need and then leaving, which seems like the type of thing Mono would talk about. The pendant and stuff trying to tempt her to stay, the cinema!! Mono!!!!! Aaaa!! Headcanon that the eyes are a part of Mono; a manifestation of his pain (warped by pain Y’know)
ikr the fact its the same tactic depite six eventaully is the reason why mono is the thinman when he captures six althought it could be the towers prowess or mono himself they gave her a bunch of dolls the suitcase she woke up in the future and the most prominent of all is six music box.same with noone here with the pendant
I don't think Mono is the one trapping people. I think the Signal Tower NEEDS someone, anyone, so it's not alone. It seemed to be falling apart as soon as Mono tried to leave. Six could have been his replacement but young Mono would NEVER abandon someone. He didn't want to be alone. Monophobia anyone?? Also-- Whatever the Signal Tower is? It seems to be a conglomerate of people OR it's a singular entity that we can't fathom or see clearly. It seems to be a true eldritch horror that requires a presence to continue existing. As it's worth repeating that it was falling apart when Mono was trying to escape. So it tempts people to stay alive. Once it gets them? It poisons and warps them beyond recognition. As was seen with Mono and Six. It also sends whoever is the "Host" to gather more victims. So while the Thin Man is Mono? I think of him more like one of the infected from Last of Us. The signal tower is like the fungus, keeping Mono as a puppet. But some part of him resides. He gave specific items that would make Six stay. He knew what she wanted because he had been through several loops with her. They were friends. But the true "pure" part of himself wanted out. He wanted to stop the Signal Tower and break free. So started the time loops. The glitched kids were all different children he has tried and failed with. All ending with him abandoned for dead in the Signal Tower. I find his character the most tragic besides Runaway Kid.
Every episode makes me think of any possibilities in this series. The world building is insane and the fact that the fans are making theories from the games, comics and this podcast is so exhilarating to me to see what other people think in this world. So excited for the future episodes and the third game :>
She refers to the real world as the copy. 15:14 she says in the nightmare she found a dress that she wore when she arrived in the copy, and that she doesn’t often mix real life with dreams. She is seeing the nightmare as reality where she has the dress, and the real world as “the copy” where she arrived in the dress.
So her nightmare is becoming her real world and the real world a dream world. So she is confused as to why the dress she ARRIVED in, in her dream (real world) is in reality (nightmare)
Thats because Otto thinks the Candleman is key to a lot of mysteries like Sissy and perhaps reality itself. Otto ends up forgetting sometimes Noone is not some tool but her patient.
It must be a connection between the candleman and what I can only assume to be his daughter that he lost, he's hyper fixating on this 'candleman' as his daughter seemingly suffered the same fate as Noone is experiencing right now, such an exciting series!
Mannequins? Ocean? What are the odds that part is more directly connected to LN2. Also the Candleman talking about "tread long, then sink deep" makes me think of the Maw. Very interesting that the mass of muscle wanted what was best for Noone and didn't like the Candleman...
What’s really interesting to me is the mirror Otto hands to Noone. When Otto hugs her too tight (definitely interested to get some context on his previous ‘sweet’), the mirror falls from Noone’s hands and breaks. Then, he gather up the pieces again. And we may or may not see a broken mirror reassembled in the LN III teaser trailer. Although it’s not handheld, I’m very curious to find out what the significance of all this mirror imagery is going to lead to. Very well done so far!!
Fun fact: at 13:20, the reason Otto asked if she was able to read the sign is because, apparently in dreams the part of our brain which interprets writing is inactive, usually making it impossible to read in dreams.
I think his motives are pretty clear. He wants to know what happened to his cece (most likely his sister or daughter) he kinda loses control of his emotions whenever noone talks about the ferryman because cece also saw him before (not very professional tbf) but I don't think he has any ill intentions towards her. since in Bandai Namco website in official description, it says, "The Counsellor who has dedicated his life to helping kids overcome their ailments"
he's clearly getting attached to Noone, seeing CeCe within her, and doesn't want her to meet the same fate. But at the same time I think that he is also manipulating and using Noone to find out who the Ferryman is that took his daughter away from him. The big twist is I think the Nowhere is actually in the future, and this is in the past where the sessions take place. The signal tower is breaking down time, and space with all the reality alterations it has done to the world over the years, and it's power is reaching into the minds of children, and phasing them out between past and future until they are in the Nowhere permanently.
It’s obvious he lost some female or young person from his past, but the way he’s trying to find them through Noon is so wrong and creepy. I feel like it was his daughter or sister that he lost. He acts fatherly and says things like “my perfect little girl” “this time I will protect you” therapist don’t get this close this case is personal now. Freaky.
Man, such a fascinating method for exploring a franchise's lore, the writing is spot on so far and the voice actors are doing a fantastic job at embracing the audience to the story, not to mention the sound design! Little Nightmares has always gone above and beyond when it comes to their lore, I always thought the comics would be the last media to be released officially (absolutely gorgeous comics btw they are amazing), so this was a very pleasant surprise! In terms of theory, my personal opinion is that The Nowhere is a different reality that drags children from our reality into theirs by using the children's dreams. The reason why only the kids are getting sucked in has the possibility of how powerful the imagination in a mind of a child is compared to teens/adults, there's also a possibility that only kids who suffer from some sort of sickness/extreme fear are selected, since 1. Noone suffers from water sickness and is still suffering the consequences of it. 2. Judging from Autto's reaction to this whole situation, it is most likely that this is an extremely rare situation, with only a few ever having similar symptoms like Noone's on record, (there is a possibility that it's scraped from the record but again, 'ts just a theory- a game theory) Now for The Nowhere, in this episode, the mall sounds a lot like the signal tower when it comes to how the entire building seems to be alive, paring with the desperate voice of loneliness begging Noone to stay, there is a possibility that the building could've been Mono, merging his mind with the tower in one and using the tower's body to communicate with others, since it is cannon that Mono has never left the room in the tower. However, it can be unlikely since there was a second voice sculling the other for letting another away, not to mention the idea of Mono being able to communicate outside the tower is unrealistic since if he can then he would've been able to use it to escape, judging with just how powerful he is. So if it's not Mono, then we have another entity that resembles a building that can control one's mind! This is really fascinating to think about, especially since the Ferryman/Candel man seems to be against these beings, maybe he brings children into their reality to help rebuild the world? To cast away these mindly controlling flesh wall entities? The possibilities! (Another thing is that in ep 1 of this podcast, Noone was in a stone giant that is filled with codes and machinery, which is similar to the first environment in the LN3 trailer, this can mean we will be able to see references to the stone giant in the game, hell maybe all of the location that was mentioned in the comic/podcast! Which would be awesome!) So many questions yet still so few answers, but at least we got three more episodes to go! Can't wait for next week :DD
Fingers crossed this game is good, story and everything. They already have the foundations in terms of game mechanics and aesthetic, which are already perfect judging by the trailer and promo materials. But there's still that sliver of doubt because it's not Tarsier Studios. Idk, I just don't want this franchise to end on a bad note, if they do intend to end it at LN3, after two wonderful installments... including the brilliant Runaway Kid DLC and Very Little Nightmares game.
True. They can't make it the end though. There's so much potential, and people love Little Nightmares. But if it somehow is, this game has to get dlc then
@@nickmilano2516 I does seem like she's only small in her dreams, since she mentioned how she felt smaller due to the large building inside the nightmare. PS. I'm also growing more attached to Noone than expected, I wanna know her really name though, feels wrong to call her "No one"
All 3 chapters have been amazing!! The sounds of nightmares but also the sounds of a desperate man trying to find his daughter, both are broken.... the water sickness makes me think of the Shabriri, a Demon of Blindness in Jewish mythology, but it's just a wild idea. And the candle man could be just another kid that became part of the nightmare...
Is it just me or does anyone else feel bad for the person in the nightmare, the person who wanted to keep her, keep her trapped with him, with his pain, no not pain, suffering
@@andrenafulva3924 Well, it seems they live in different worlds, noone seems to live in reality with a nightmare disability of some sort, mono seems to be in a world of fantasy and terror, with his worst nightmare. But somehow both worlds seem connected
@@mushroomfern7260i feel like in her dreams, she enters The Nowhere, but it isnt just a nightmare, its a real world, and she just has nightmares about it.
The second episode made me think that everything in the franchise might have been nightmares. After that ending, I wonder if it's just that nightmares took over reality. And the kids nightmares were a hint they didn't understand till it was too late.
Nah, I think the kids are the only ones being taken from our earth to this alternate reality called the Nowhere, where nightmares are real. They're kidnaped through their dreams, Freddy Krueger style
I mean this chapter pretty much confirms that the nowhere (the world of little nightmares) is a separate world. Noone was gone for a very short moment before returning aswell. The main thing that seem to be heavily hinted at is that the candleman (the ferryman) appears in childrens nightmares and somehow managers to bring them into the nowhere
@@agusnicoletti3051 While I think that idea isn't as scary, it's still pretty good. Imagine parents having to fear every night that their kids bed may be empty in the morning.
Or the Signaltower tried to directly enter her Mind, we did See that the Signaltower was trying to manipulate Mono too reguardless how far away he was from the Tower. It is also fascinating that in every Little Nightmares Story we have a Eye that Shows up
@@xenoboy7828I think it was merely The Thin Man broadcasting a transmission to His younger self. Since Mono was powerful enough to just bring the whole Tower to Him without much effort, which cements this, and what also cements it is the fact The Tower's purpose of escapism doesn't affect Him. He's left there to be alone for decades. I think Mono being the one behind this Nightmare World makes great potential for a sympathetic villain. We know The Signal Tower and Mono are directly connected, because it constructs itself as Mono gets older, odd enough it constructs as Mono gets worse mentally due to the betrayal as seen in the concept art. It's still in the game, but only seen in the last phase.
It seems like even though this "mall" tried to keep noone forever, it also sounds like it's trying to save her; giving her things that she wants so that she stays longer; but no matter how hard it tries, it always fails.
sort of, the chapter implies that noone wasn't the only one to end up at the mall, as when noone is being taken by the ferryman, (candle man) the mall says, "Don't take her, not this one too"@@marvelnerd277
It’s kinda like the Signal Tower It tempted Six to stay with a room full of toys and the music box Except this time it worked, and she turned into a monster, “warped by pain”, just like the mall
Oh note, I don’t know why this popped into my head now but Noone is like “Noon” the time of day, which is 12, so maybe this is the second iteration of Cece (this is not for certain, but theorised to be 6), the numbers match up… idk if that makes sense or not
The thing that makes this somehow vast is because of that fact that there's a chance that another "PLANE" or "WORLD" exists out there which makes a ton of possibilities for this story and game. Can't wait for the next episode
THEORY TIME: I that, perhaps, the "eye monster" or it's form also exists in the real world. Even the psychiatric office, there was a painting of so called "map of stars with two eyes", and also the fact that he said "It's always gazing at you", makes me believe, it's a form of a curse or conditions with certain indivuals which makes them go into a alternate world when they are sleeping, also considering, that painting has connections with measurement space and dimension stuff. It seems like whatever this eye astrocity is, it also exists in the real world, always silently watching and observing those people. This is too far-fecthed, but it also might be created by the humans in the real world, but I don't think that's the case. If the eye really does takes them to a alternate world, it would makes sense as to why the world is soo distorted, weird and filled with "nightmarish" or traumatic creatures and places for some people. If psychiarist is also the thin man, aka, mono, it makes sense why he wants to meet and find cece, aka, six and potentially find some sort of a solution or stop the continous cycles of mono becoming thin man and six becoming the lady. The only escape from this world, seems to be death, for now. But what happens to the people stuck their and growing without dying? Are they also humans or entities of that world? Their is still a lot to find.
Yes that’s what I was thinking as well. This whole game series and audio series takes place in is a nightmare world and the sessions take place in our world. It’s also worth noting that the ferry man is watching everything meaning that he could be a watcher for the Signal tower. The signal tower is the most probable cause for everything as it has a beacon at the top that’s still going. If that is the case then it possible that Mono and Six were dream sharing but in different dreams. The reason I say this is because of how we see them in the game, for example the runaway kid could very well be Mono which could mean that Mono and Six are siblings. The signal tower is also playing on their greatest fears which is being alone, which is why I think the Six that we see in Little nightmares 2 isn’t her but a recantation of her. It would also explain why she betrays him in the end, it’s the signal tower’s way of ending a nightmare horribly as well as shoving that fear down into people’s throats. The painting is also a perfect example of how the story works with time and space. The giant humans living there are made by the signal tower as way to trick children that there adults there but they are not the same as the regular humans. I really think we’re finally going to learn what is truly going on.
@dilawarlatif2335 She's kinda looking to be disappearing to a variety of places, which aren't exactly confined to any particular area or set, at least of what we saw in the game. Perhaps, she'll turn out to be a new character for the 3rd game?
@@r-aviation2049 thats what im thinking too almost as if shes travelling to multiple time periods which are either beyond or during the corruption of the real world
I love this! Amazing work! Noone is starting to become my favorite character, but Otto is becoming more suspicious. I oddly think that he's planning something without telling Noone what it is, hinting the beginning of this chapter, that Noone walked in while he was working on something and he sounded panicked. Can't wait for the next chapter! (:
An absolutely fascinating and amazing audios series! I love the intro so much, hauntingly catchy. And oh? Alternate worlds I heard? Well this. Is. Excellent…
Have an interest in alternate universes, eh, "Dr Xtale"? Joking aside, it certainly seems to be supporting the theory that Noone's dreams were her somehow seeing into the world of Little Nightmares in some capacity.
@@greenhydra10Totally agree! And the fact that Noone was partially and physically in the world of Little Nightmares when The Counselor saw her fade. Maybe this is the same way that CeCe vanished from the real world and was sucked into the world of LN. So interesting!
I was anxiously waiting for this!! Such an incredible episode. Really love the character development of both Otto and Noone. And the description of each dream?? Perfectly matching the whole LN world. Love love love this
My guess is that his "cece" was taken into the nightmares and he is trying to use people like noone to understand more about it to try and get cece back
in the last chapter otto talks of ‘past failures’ and his ‘very own cece’. To me that suggests that he lost his daughter perhaps in the same way i believe noone will disappear, gradually having more vanishing episodes until she does not return, because he failed to stop it once again.
Omg when I first saw the name Noone, I was like “for a sec I thought it said No one. Will that be important later? I wonder why her name is spelled that way.” I WAS RIGHT IT DID COME UP AGAIN BRO
This guy is creepy as heck. My Cici, my girl, good girl, sweets for my sweet. He hypnotized her last chapter even though she clearly didnt want him too.
I thought that I would point out that the Candle Man could be in Little Nightmares 1. If you press the TV that distracts Rodger multiple times you, you can see a dark figure looming over a child. I think this could be the Candle Man and Noon
I think the councilor has a different motive. Maybe cece was a previous paitent, or cece was his daughter, she had bad dreams and maybe dissapeared to the world of little nightmares. Maybe thats why hes growing more desprate to find out about the candleman
Absolutely loving this series so far. More people need to talk about it! Seems that it could be foreshadowing possible events for the 3rd game. It’s very cool to see that the Ferryman is being used outside of the comics! 😊
Otto is a bit suspicious, therapists are never supposed to establish friendship's with clients nor can they touch without permission. I do not think he's necessarily a bad guy, it does seem like he wants to know what's going on with Noone yet at the same time he's so desperate to know. He also speaks of his "beloved Cici" (I have no clue how to spell it) and how she went through something similar... seems like they were close, perhaps a daughter? I think he lost her to the nightmare world/reality and now with Noone, he has desperation and hope of finding out what happened to the point that he's throwing aside morality.
😢The monster reminds me of Mono because he was alone in the tower that full of eyes and flesh! Also, tower is full of doors and stairs! Mono offers gifts to kids so they can stay with him! Just like Thin man give Six a music box to stay with him! Another theory is the eyes monster need someone to stay with him that is why he want Mono to stay with him in LN2. What's interesting is Candle man seem to be the one who help her!🧐
This just keeps getting better and better! I can really feel the tension growing between Otto and Noone, and my heart broke at the part where the voices were so lonely and crying out in pain. Honestly, I had that exact same concept in my Ln fanstory as well, and so channeling that fear, and desperation of having to have someone; just beautifully done Bandai.
The mall didn't physically try to stop Noone's escape, it just broke down after realizing it's failed yet again. It's by far the most human entity we've seen mentally and the least physically. I love how different it was from the violence of the last episode. Wonder how they will follow this up!
So Otto is mixing Noone with his sister, acting in ways that are crossing the boundaries he is meant to have with patients. Hugging her too tight while referring to his sister feels like a red flag, at best he is projecting onto Noone.
I feel sorry for the mall, it sounds like it just wanted a friend, and while it might have turned out malevolent we know the ferryman will only bring her to the Maw to be eaten if she goes with him. In a way the mall was protecting Noone.
this audio series is so good I can't wait to hear what you guys come up with next, I have alway been a fan of little nightmares so this make my day when a new one is released.
Man I think this is what the world of little nightmares used to be like before it became distorted and full of monsters Also noone might of been taken to the maw
Have anyone ever watched the Marvel animated film called Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme of 2007? I brought this movie up because after listen to three episodes of podcast of The Sounds of Nightmares, I came up with my own theory that whatever the entity that is controlling this distorted form of Dream Dimension, it wanted to come to the waking world. And it intended to accomplish this like how Dormammu attempted to do it in the movie by influencing the children with nightmares. There is even a more recent and more similar example of this from another Marvel animated movie called Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell. And if Noone decided to confront this third nightmare by questioning this "living mall" that has it ever protected anyone who came here from those who came to take them like that "Candleman" or not, I think it might begin to doubt itself that does it worthy of companionship or not if it never tried to protect the children who came to it before from the others who coexisted with it in the outside world of this nightmarish realm.
The abandoned mall trying to keep Noone inside it and pleading for her to stay inside it is so creepy to me. Especially the parts where Noone notices recognizable things are "off" , its very similar to how I'd notice I'm in a dream, but I'm just as trapped as she is. Very hauntingly relatable. Theres definitely a theme of *obsession* for both characters here, but I'm not smart enough to explain!
Me and my friends at school found a moth and we named him Jeff, the next time we saw Jeff, he was dead so we made a little grave for him with a cross and everything. So this, 1:17 mentally hurt my soul. :,)
Let’s take time and appreciate the voice actor’s excellent performance, especially Noone’s actor, she did such a wonderful job. The first time I listened to her voice, I thought the actor must be a girl around 6-8 years old in reality, yet when I searched the cast list, I suddenly found out that she’s actually a grown-up lady. 😂 I mean, gosh, she imitates the way a little young girl would speak so well. Excellent work; love this podcast so much!
Is there a relation to the ‘Telly’ and the Signal Tower? They also describe what seems to be the end monster from LN2 that controlled Mono, not to mention it was described as ‘warped with pain’ and ‘extremely lonely’, it was desperate to find company that wouldn’t leave. And the Candleman is definitely the Ferryman.
Little nightmares is like the movie "Slumberland" for me But revolves about nightmares. I like too think some ppl are stuck in the dream world which encompass numerous dimensions (People's dreams) that is stitch together in incoherent way. The world if little nightmares stems from people's minds or dreams. Six just like everybody find herself in the nightmares and was being consumed by it. Past people leave clues and hint on how they find ideas to understand and leave the nightmares. The nightmares grew more powerful by consuming the dreams of people making it part of it's own.
Didn't even get to the end but I just know that this is gonna be good. Edit:Finally done...now we gotta wait for chapter 4. Also fun thing especially if you are using a phone try focusing on the hands covering Noones eyes they slightly shake (even if the video is paused) and it just feels a bit alive so that's just a little (Nightmares) thing I noticed.
"Everyone needs someone! Don't leave me alone!" Hmmm. Monophobia...?
MONO?
timestamp?
The line literally screams Mono from kilometers away.
Not to mention the fact that most people are saying that she is in the signal tower, the theme of boredom that mono must have felt. The pulsing walls, the eye like the eye on the door.
Monophobia is also called autophobia, which sounds very close to the name of our counsellor here...
Ok so not only did the beginning of the nightmare resemble the end of LN2, the whole mall she's trapped in and how it keeps offering her things and desperately trying to keep her in also reminded me a lot of the signal tower and how it tries to get into your head so that it can keep you.
The Candleman also seems to be a fusion of the Thinman along with the Ferryman from the comics. Following Noone from nightmare to nightmare and always trying to take her. Not to mention his voice was described to be like static too.
Also the fact that Noone also hummed Six's melody (what she hums throughout LN1 and her music box in LN2) while playing with the doll caught me so off guard, I don't know why hdksvf
The difference between the Thin Man and the Ferryman is that the later (according to the comics) usually stalks you, but offers you his hand. It's kinda your choice to follow him or not
The Thin Man is more like "come here you little shi--"
I think that the thin man is more confined to the signal tower and pale city, while the ferryman/candleman seems to be mostly omnipresent and able to travel to anywhere he pleases
also im pretty sure the man in the hat was playing when noone was talking about the candleman. just another oberservation ☝
I don't think that's the case, I think it's just the ferryman. She referred to the ferryman as the "candle man" because she saw him with a lantern, with a candle in it. That's what I think I heard anyway, unless he actually has a candle for a head and that's what she is describing as the droopy face. Or it's the bell man.
Just my theory!
Maybe the candleman is the ferryman but noone named it the candleman or maybe the dreams are one of the universes and the main games are the ‘predominant’ universe and it gets less nightmarish the less predominant it gets so the universe in the dreams isn’t predominant but is closer to being predominant and good dreams in one of the universes are maybe less predominant therefore less nightmarish universe.
Also she mentioned being on television maybe that made the universes she dreamt of be some of the most predominant ones as the signal tower-in my theory being the controller of the most predominant universe-has a multiversal power which dissipates the less predominant the universe giving the reason of the effect with the predominant the universe the more distorted.
i feel describing the candlemans smell as the ocean pretty much confirms he's the ferryman
Yeah, especially considering the talk of him "taking" kids.
or wax bellman
Otto already called him "Ferryman" in the second chapter
Yeah I thought of Wax Bellman
The candleman was described to have a fisherman hat and a droopy face both the features the ferryman has
I like how the therapist seems more and more desperate
Agreed
Why?
@@christansanchez8686he wants to know more about it because Otto’s daughter or sister (Cece) has experienced things that Noone is going through. I might be wrong tho.
Dr Otto is getting more desperate is due to his ginormous interests into Noone's nightmare disorder, and also he doesn't want to be ashamed by his own original professor if he fails. This is just a thought of mine..
I don't. It's immature and inconsiderate to young Noone. Worsening her ailments
I hope this audio series and game series never dies. The possibilities of creative horrors are endless and I love seeing the twisted things they present to us
Agreed
Yes just yes
Even though I Love the Little Nightmares franchise. I do want to know when it'll end cause I get too hyped when a Little Nightmares trailer comes out 💀
@@ZombieBrain2007hmm
Right
Every community will end one day,sometimes ended tragically
@@Cyrax_Prototype01 Well hopefully the Little Nightmares franchise will live on to be a good series that inspired many. Like myself.
The theme of broken mirrors, also temptation and desire, the mall was trying to keep Noone trapped with things she wanted, but the things weren’t quite right, it took letting go of the pendant to escape
That sounds pretty similar to Six and her music box in the Signal Tower
@@agusnicoletti3051 yeh that’s a good link, also maybe the voice saying “you won’t leave me like the others did” is like mono being left alone again and again, stuck in the time loop, hoping she would stay if he keeps her safe and happy.
Also the taking of the ferryman’s hand could show how six left to the maw after she left the pale city
true
I don't know if I wasn't paying enough attention, but her taking off the necklace just seemed like a random request lol
Oh yeah!...but seriously what the crap is up with mirrors?
The episode confirms that the Nowhere is a physics location beyond just existing as a shared dream space. I believe that the phrase that the Ferryman (Candleman) told Noone is a ritual of sorts for eventually fully transporting you over. She disappeared physically with the space under her covers caving in a moment.
I love the revelations this episode has. They are essential to the series.
What if to fully transport to nightmares reality children need to repeat candlemans ritual words
@mokaart2000 That’s what I’m thinking. I’m sure there’s probably more to it but I think it’s part of the process of fully pulling them over to the Nowhere.
So the Maw, the Pale city and others places take place in the Nowhere?
@@verytallfox9960 yeah I think candle man is behind of most things and he is the one who puts kids in die or accept my "help" situations 🤔
@@heitormedina7098 I heard that nowhere is a different place
"Everyone needs someone, don't leave me alone!"
"Don't take her! Not this one too.."
I feel like this could be the tower or maybe even Mono talking. The "not this one too" part could be talking about six.
Did anyone else just think "Otto chill out shes like 8" when he started freaking out over the Ferryman speaking? I don't know why I expected him to be silent, but it's cool at the ferryman has a voice. I can't wait to see where this all ends up
It has to be something to do with cece other than that he still trying to help her,
I think it has to do with his past. This is connected to cece the character he mentioned in I think ep2?
@@danalynch118 Yes, Otto even says in episode 2 that the Candleman Noone is seeing was the same man that "visited [his] beloved Cece". It seems like this Candleman is super important to Otto somehow.
I know I always feel bad for her
I never wished so badly to rescue a kid than I do here.
I mean let me get this right:
Me: So this CeeCee disappeared?
Otto: Yes.
Me: And patient name "Noone" is seeing the EXACT same things and experiencing physical sensations in these "nightmares" just like CeeCee.
Otto: YES!
Me: And CeeCee disappeared?
Otto: Yeah?
Me:... You're fired you freaking nutcase. Her body glowed and you want to continue?! You're going to k×ll another kid you whack job!!
MAKE IT MAKE SENSE!
[Insert think meme here as I shake Otto]
As someone who’s been to a lot of therapy, I can definitely say that this guy has alternate motives, he’s FAR too affectionate to Noone, and calling your client a “friend” is a BIG no no!
Edit: a lot of you guys pointed out that since Noone is a child, it’s not bad to call her a friend, I didn’t consider that, thanks!
thanks for the explanation m8!
@@danielaidenxavier1451 no problem!
Yea I think he's bad
U guys both have a pink profile picture I thought u guys were the same person u guys should be friends
Sorry to be that person, but
It's "ulterior motives"
“Because we’re friends,that’s why” she just adorable like who would expect that from someone in the LN franchise
Literally all the LN protagonists are adorable.
@@skrappothemonster1436 *Six looming in the shadows*
Lol
@@zorlex9668 Nah Six is adorable too... until she absorbs the Lady's powers, then she becomes a badass.
@@zorlex9668how could you be scared of a little girl who just wants to be left alone with her music box?
The whole series is about the loss of innocence and predatory nature of adults upon children. Very unsettling as we see the councilor stepping into the dark and taking advantage of Noone as she only grows more alone and reliant on Auto who now visits her at night and holds her captive.
I wander if the child he lost was 6.
I personally don’t think he is necessarily started as an inherently a bad person, and a predator, but he seems to have gotten way too* attached to Noone emotionally, and invested in finding out about the ferryman.
@plasmatic3223 I agree, this is further supported by the fact he cared about "cici" and he sees Noone like the child he was unable to save whatever happened to them as in one previous chapter he says "I lost sight what mattered" or something meaning he was desperate and maybe still is to make Noone avoid the fate cici endured as he tried to do the same with cici (but it has shown to failed for cici) growing a bond with her although when push comes to shove he may be a little too insistent to know secrets fast as possible
The Counsellor’s name is Otto, not Auto.
I was thinking that too! It was also make sense that her name is Six, considering the counselor when we first meet him states he calls his patients by “numbers.” I was also thinking that just maybe Cece is the first girl to wear the yellow raincoat, the one from the IOS game “Very Little Nightmares.”
it was Otto-correct *drum drum symbol* @@GenixYT
Noone was 100% inside the signal tower in this ep. So excited to sew how this all unravels. Love this series!
Maybe not the tower, but perhaps an alternate.
It is a mall this time, but it seems to have its parallels to the towers.
This might show us how the Tower works
@@replacableVesselSeems to be within The Tower, but of some alternate location within it. As seen in LN2 it leads to many rooms.
@@Vanerov The Tower has many doors Ed boy
@@chriscormac231Didn't say it didn't. I said The Tower leads to many rooms and I didn't go in further detail.
This chapter has a mono energy! so far my favourite
Though Noone acts kinda like six here humming her tune
@@Lumberjack_king and she left the mall like six left mono
This story is interesting. Gives it a bit of depth to their characters. Glad this franchise is back. Thanks to anyone who reads this.
Yeah. Love that Little Nightmares is actual nightmares
"everyone needs someone! DONT LEAVE ME HERE!.", "dont take her.. not this one too.." i started crying.
As someone who has lucid dreamed for thirteen years and suffers intense sleep paralysis for eight years (and counting), hearing Noone's experience sounds very spot on and authentic. Being aware that you're in a dream is scary enough, but being aware that you're in a nightmare that you can't wake up from is so much worse. I usually wake myself up when the dream's storyline gets boring, but the nightmares hold on tight. It's true terror knowing that something isn't real(?) but being unable to escape it regardless.
I feel my nightmares force me to be scared, even if I shouldn't/wouldn't be. It exaggerates my feelings out of proportion from the situation :0
I hope you don't get the EXACT same intensity of fear knowing it's a nightmare though 😁
I don't remember if I've been quite aware of any nightmares being nightmares, but I have been aware of dreams being dreams
Yo 13 years?! How?!
Wait so you can just wake up when a dream gets boring
I've had those dreams myself
what suprised me is the familar music and noises i was hearing throughout this episode.
1) Noone humming the ln2 leitmotif (idk if it has an actual name, but its important enough to have one) 10:32
2) they straight up put 'Teeth & leaves" from the ln2s sound track in there (the longer you hear the clearer) 11:24
3) Ambience from the thinman fight (signal interference) 18:44 & 23:55?
4) Another piece of ambience at 23:55, though this one could be from "disposable entertainment" (sorta fitting)
Nice!
The LN leitmotiff is actually called Six Theme
_Yep_
@@agusnicoletti3051 makes sense, it comes from her music box.
I noticed this too! I love the addition of the previous games soundtracks!
LN2 had something to do with it for sure
15:24 aw, Noone is adorable
Also 4:50, imo.
THAT PART WAS SO CUTE
I think i know what the ferry/candle mans riddle thing means.
"Two flows from one, and here is whole again" what if noone splits when she goes to the Nowhere. Her body here, her mind in the nowhere. And if she goes to the faraway, her body will disappear like before (when otto watched her while she slept) and she will be stuck in the nowhere.
She is whole on earth. When she sleeps she is two (one part in the nowhere, one part home). Then in the faraway she is whole.
But she is somewhere else.
Love this idea, seems very probable!
Yeah, that makes a lot of sense!!
“The faraway drifts near, tread long, then sink deep”
Candleman is trying to convince her to sink into the faraway, spooky
This episode is SO DEFINITELY in line with the theory that Six isn't the only girl to come across mono in his tower bro like this is just so cool thank you Bandai Namco for bringing us this masterpiece
i'm not a fan of the fact that they basically confirm the theory of Little Nightmares being the world of nightmares and the real world (in the podcast)
@@lowkie78Yeah i think the world of Little Nightmares is basically some dream dimension that kids some how get trapped in. That’s what I got from it.
@@lowkie78i also hated that premise but this is better. The place actually exist, remember she disappeared for a second. And if you read my other post she is confusing reality and the dream. We also still need details on water disease, the cure, mutual dreams, and to just see what happens.
@@lowkie78 I so hate it too. They better make it deeper and add so much more to it
@@MistaManlyGuy I mean, I don't see why nowadays we need to explain everything, that there has to be something rational (here the presence of a real world) to explain supernatural events of a fantasy world. Besides, if that was really the basic idea they had when they created this world, then it was best left up to interpretation. But now it's done, I just hope they make it as little worse as possible.
"EVERYONE NEEDS SOMEONE! DON'T LEAVE ME ALONE" 23:40
this is definitely Mono Having a complete breakdown
Maybe it's just me, but this "candle man" is starting sound like a character from the LNM's comics. He was known as the ferry man and had a similar description. Some theories suggested that he took kids to the maw, but the comics aren't canon so this description might be a new thing entirely.
Otto literally compares him to the Ferryman in episode 2. It's confirmed they're the same.
No. Those comics absolutely are canon. The previous creative director for Little Nightmares at Tarsier reaffirmed their canonicity in an interview about Little Nightmares 2 when it came to bringing up all Little Nightmares media, including the spin-off, Very Little Nightmares, and the original Little Nightmares 1 tie in comics that you're referring to.
At no point was it ever stated that those comics were no longer canon, so I don't know where this misconception originated from. Could it be because their run was discontinued? But there was never a reason given for their cancellation and it could be because of literally anything from possible poor sales to the merger with Embracer Group getting in the way of things. Besides, when has discontinuing a comic run equated to the comics automatically being non-canon ever in the history of comics?
In the second chapter Otto refers to him by name at around the 40 seconds mark, "my Cici's Ferryman". Noone's description of him is what made Otto go into the mutual dreaming theory
@@m.a.k.dynasty4504 I have a feeling not everything in the comics are canon, mainly because in the NW comic we see a village with children in it and the comics generally imply these children are native denizens of the world when stuff like these stories clearly show children are not native to this world. I imagine we will probably see entities like the NW later on, and some spin on the mirror man and the Ferryman but they won't be exactly like they are in the comics.
@@tevildo7718 I hope the North Wind is canon to the universe. The concept of the monster is fascinating. Also when I saw the crows or ravens in the Ln3 trailer, I thought of the North Wind. But then again, the North Wind possesses the skeletons of dead things.
have a gut wrenching feeling that was Mono who was trying to make Noon stay
Meat-eye room, incredible loneliness, and he was in control of the environment (that whole place felt like a part of Pale City). "Signal interference" started playing near the end, and the fact that someone *let go of Noon's hand* in the beginning.
Poor guy, there was so much pain in his voice j:
I was hesitant at first when I read in multiple comments that the mall was the signal tower and that Mono was the one controlling it, but you actually make very good points, and you definitely had me at the musical reference.
I thought it was impossible that the mall was the signal tower, but while taking a closer look at it, it does not seem wrong to conclude that the tower ignores all laws of space and time; it absorbs citizens through the signal, it's capable to teleport Mono through TV's and once you take a look inside you see abstract and impossible stairways that take you to anything but the expected. With this in mind it was easier to visualize the signal tower morphing itself into something a bit different than a tower, and now that I think about it, the description that Noone gave the mall doesn't seem far from the tower, it's only missing the fact that it's very tall.
In the time sense of the mall/tower, the theory that I had built up form the very first game until now kind of collided with it. But considering the previously drawn conclusion that the signal tower ignores time, it doesn't seem to be an issue. Let me explain:
My theory is that Noone is Six. Now that seems like a wild claim, but my basis for it is a really small but rather important detail. At one point in the chapter, Noone hums that classic melody that every Little Nightmares fan has heard; those three notes that form the theme of this game... Or rather the theme of SIX. In the Little Nightmares ost the only two songs that contain that melody stand in the name of "Six's theme Part 1/2". In the second game ost, it's only heard in the main theme of the game and in SIX'S music box, in the first case, I don't think it's there just because people started associating said melody with the game as a whole hence the developers just put it there to make it recognizable, I think it aludes to the revelation half way through the game that the girl that has travelled along side us is Six, that's why Six's theme appears half way through the game's theme. In the second case, Six's theme in the music box is a source of confort for Six, detail that I'll go in depht with in a bit. Now Noone has no reason to know this theme that's supposedly inherent from the nightmarish world, she has no means to know this theme form anyone in The Nowhere, and even if she did, why would she hum the theme that she associated with her nightmares? Well, that's because she either heard it first in the normal world (most likely as a lullaby or something form her mom) or she invented it and therefore she's associated it with comfort. Now I don't like to get sources from scrapped material, but I think they're a reflection of what was in the developers mind; there's a scrapped song that was meant to appear when Monster Six did, it was the very distorted humming of Six's theme, like if Monster Six herself hummed it (which also implies that in the first game it was Six the one humming), therefore it's safe to assume that that melody it's a comfort method BY Six and ONLY known by Six. Then why would Noone know said theme even before she completely went in the Nowhere forever? Because it's HER theme (an extra point is that Six appears in every single piece of the LN series, all the way from Very Little Nightmares to the comics, so is not wild to suggest The Sounds of Nightmares share the same case). Now back with Mono, I think it's entirely possible that he encountered Noone (Six) even after he was dropped by Six and even before "Six" existed, as he is stuck in a loop in time, and to have a loop in time you, of course, have to ignore all laws of time.
Now people may think I'm putting way too much emphasis in just a little leit motif, but I'd say music is art, and art has meaning, and if it doesn't, then it is anything but art. I think music can convey a much deeper meaning than any other media; it speaks when words can't. I've been amazed since the beginning at how the game uses it's music, even in the second game "Togetherness 2"'s melody has an appearance in the very last sequence of the game, when "End of the Hall" plays, showing the melody that once portrayed kindness and friendship now turned into a symbol of hate and vengefulness. I think the music of this series is carefully put in it's place, not a bit early or a bit late. That's why I think music has such a profound weight in the series, and why it should be taken seriously.
I can only wish to ever be able to see the way Tobias Lilja's mind works, to see if producers ever tweaked his work in a way that was not intended and changed the story completely. If I were to have a word with him I'd ask him if Six's melody in the second game's theme was intentional, because even with all my reasoning the truth is I am not entirely sure that's the case.
I know this was a long comment and the comment I'm answering to is 5 months old, but I really had to get this off my chest.
Edit: grammar
@@epicarmwrestler5624 I actually never noticed togetherness II in the end sequence of Ln2 wow!
I was kinda confused about Noon hummings Six' theme actually. Mono doesnt seem to recognise her? Or by "leave like the others" its implied that the tower mocks him by sending Six there repeatedly lol idk. I also dont know why Noon's nowhere-sona (lmao) would be called Six, like, that number would be meaningless given the context
SPOILERS FOR FURTHER EPISODES
(I think "the sewers" are in one of the next episodes) Noon finds the yellow raincoat multiple times too on her adventures in the Nowhere, it DEFINITELY is something important as its emphasised each time, but i have honestly no idea at this point
So, there are obviously a lot of hints at Noon~Six but some things dont add up perfectly and im confused :v
Edit: God i love this haunting franchise
Oh and by the way, here's an article from the TSoN wiki:
In The Lonely Way, when Noone finds a yellow raincoat, Otto hastily responds and asks if anyone else was around. Raising question to who the original owner of the raincoat could be and if it implies that either Cici was the original owner of the raincoat, if she is The Girl in the Yellow Raincoat, or if she is Six.
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@@bagofleavesp831 Well, every child in the series has a rather odd name that would never be given to a child in the normal world and that's usually associated with what they do or with a distinct trait of theirs. For example: The runaway Kid may have got that name because, well, he's a runaway. The girl in the Yellow Raincoat got it for wearing a yellow raincoat so distinctively from the others (point which I'll go into later). Mono got his name for either his fear of loneliness (Mono means single, one) or because it's a recall to his future and all, or he's just really lonely himself. Now it's clear that nobody is really sure why Six is called "Six", all the notable references we have about that number is the next: In the door Mono tried to reach there's the number 6 carved in it (It's visible if you look really close in the third and final attempt), and that's about it. The only other possible clue is that the LN series reiterates said number multiple times, like in the total amount of chapters this podcast has, the total amount of chapters the comics have and the intended amount of isses the 2017 comics would've had, but I'm not sure as to consider this important or not.
Now Otto's reaction to the raincoat doesn't mean Cici is Six, but rather the Raincoat girl. The whole series and it's events has made us associate the yellow raincoat with Six, but in The Nowhere that is not the case: Children and even nomes in The Nowhere associate the raincoat to The girl in the Yellow Raincoat, hence her name. In the Maw you can see drawings of Six all around even though she's supposedly been there for a few hours. That's because before Six were there, Raincoat Girl was, and since she managed to escape the Maw, the nomes started drawing her as a symbol of freedom, or something, also pointing that Raincoat Girl has been around before Six did. Then she deductibly travelled to The Nest, where she met her fate and left her raincoat in the ocean. Six in The Nowhere has had the raincoat only for a short amount of time (Only for half the second game and the first game) unlike The girl in the Yellow Raincoat who's has had it for presumably a long time. That's why I think Otto is referring to The girl in the Yellow Raincoat rather than Six, feeding more this theory in the process, as this would mean that Raincoat Girl would've had her raincoat ever since the beginning of her transition to The Nowhere, making more sense of why that's her "Nowhere name", therefore implying that children that pass through The Nowhere definitely, wear what they were wearing in the real world. This also fits with her "spawning" long before Six, since at this point the Raincoat Girl is in The Nowhere but Six still isn't, which ALSO fits with the time when they first met: I think is safe to assume Six "spawned" in The Nest, as she's wearing a plain white t-shirt and shorts, like she just came from a hospital, and of course Raincoat Girl with her yellow raincoat.
And yeah I agree with you, God why is this game so good.
The whole time she was telling of her dream, I was thinking “signal tower!!” “Mono!!!”. The eye voices were talking about not wanting people to leave or be taken away, and people taking what they need and then leaving, which seems like the type of thing Mono would talk about. The pendant and stuff trying to tempt her to stay, the cinema!! Mono!!!!! Aaaa!! Headcanon that the eyes are a part of Mono; a manifestation of his pain (warped by pain Y’know)
ikr the fact its the same tactic depite six eventaully is the reason why mono is the thinman when he captures six althought it could be the towers prowess or mono himself they gave her a bunch of dolls the suitcase she woke up in the future and the most prominent of all is six music box.same with noone here with the pendant
WHAT HOW DID YOU FIGURE THIS OUT. and now im physically dying. XD
I mean I guess? Kinda?
My head canon is that mono is a product of the eyes tampering
I don't think Mono is the one trapping people. I think the Signal Tower NEEDS someone, anyone, so it's not alone.
It seemed to be falling apart as soon as Mono tried to leave. Six could have been his replacement but young Mono would NEVER abandon someone.
He didn't want to be alone. Monophobia anyone??
Also--
Whatever the Signal Tower is? It seems to be a conglomerate of people OR it's a singular entity that we can't fathom or see clearly.
It seems to be a true eldritch horror that requires a presence to continue existing. As it's worth repeating that it was falling apart when Mono was trying to escape.
So it tempts people to stay alive. Once it gets them? It poisons and warps them beyond recognition. As was seen with Mono and Six. It also sends whoever is the "Host" to gather more victims.
So while the Thin Man is Mono? I think of him more like one of the infected from Last of Us.
The signal tower is like the fungus, keeping Mono as a puppet. But some part of him resides.
He gave specific items that would make Six stay. He knew what she wanted because he had been through several loops with her. They were friends.
But the true "pure" part of himself wanted out. He wanted to stop the Signal Tower and break free.
So started the time loops.
The glitched kids were all different children he has tried and failed with. All ending with him abandoned for dead in the Signal Tower.
I find his character the most tragic besides Runaway Kid.
Every episode makes me think of any possibilities in this series. The world building is insane and the fact that the fans are making theories from the games, comics and this podcast is so exhilarating to me to see what other people think in this world. So excited for the future episodes and the third game :>
“That bloody moth again” had me dying for some reason 😂
Really? I found it very ominous. Otto is rarely upset like that, and in chapter 2 it was mentioned that Noone was similar to the moth
he killed noones moth :(
Same, I found that funny too XD
@@mrsninis_0477😨
She refers to the real world as the copy. 15:14 she says in the nightmare she found a dress that she wore when she arrived in the copy, and that she doesn’t often mix real life with dreams. She is seeing the nightmare as reality where she has the dress, and the real world as “the copy” where she arrived in the dress.
So her nightmare is becoming her real world and the real world a dream world. So she is confused as to why the dress she ARRIVED in, in her dream (real world) is in reality (nightmare)
This series is cool so far. Otto is a very.....peculiar character. He has a bizzare obsession with the candle man and he just gives off creepy vibes.
Thats because Otto thinks the Candleman is key to a lot of mysteries like Sissy and perhaps reality itself. Otto ends up forgetting sometimes Noone is not some tool but her patient.
It must be a connection between the candleman and what I can only assume to be his daughter that he lost, he's hyper fixating on this 'candleman' as his daughter seemingly suffered the same fate as Noone is experiencing right now, such an exciting series!
Love this audio series, really captures the sounds that a kid could go through in the games
Mannequins? Ocean? What are the odds that part is more directly connected to LN2. Also the Candleman talking about "tread long, then sink deep" makes me think of the Maw.
Very interesting that the mass of muscle wanted what was best for Noone and didn't like the Candleman...
What’s really interesting to me is the mirror Otto hands to Noone.
When Otto hugs her too tight (definitely interested to get some context on his previous ‘sweet’), the mirror falls from Noone’s hands and breaks. Then, he gather up the pieces again.
And we may or may not see a broken mirror reassembled in the LN III teaser trailer. Although it’s not handheld, I’m very curious to find out what the significance of all this mirror imagery is going to lead to. Very well done so far!!
Fun fact: at 13:20, the reason Otto asked if she was able to read the sign is because, apparently in dreams the part of our brain which interprets writing is inactive, usually making it impossible to read in dreams.
Thanks.
It is not a fun fact but a wise fact!
Otto is giving me some creepy vibes? it's scary how difficult it is to understand his motives.
pedo
I think his motives are pretty clear. He wants to know what happened to his cece (most likely his sister or daughter) he kinda loses control of his emotions whenever noone talks about the ferryman because cece also saw him before (not very professional tbf) but I don't think he has any ill intentions towards her. since in Bandai Namco website in official description, it says, "The Counsellor who has dedicated his life to helping kids overcome their ailments"
he's clearly getting attached to Noone, seeing CeCe within her, and doesn't want her to meet the same fate. But at the same time I think that he is also manipulating and using Noone to find out who the Ferryman is that took his daughter away from him. The big twist is I think the Nowhere is actually in the future, and this is in the past where the sessions take place. The signal tower is breaking down time, and space with all the reality alterations it has done to the world over the years, and it's power is reaching into the minds of children, and phasing them out between past and future until they are in the Nowhere permanently.
@@plasmatic3223 I actually saw people calling him p word or thinking he puts something to the sweets he gave her???
It’s obvious he lost some female or young person from his past, but the way he’s trying to find them through Noon is so wrong and creepy. I feel like it was his daughter or sister that he lost. He acts fatherly and says things like “my perfect little girl” “this time I will protect you” therapist don’t get this close this case is personal now. Freaky.
Man, such a fascinating method for exploring a franchise's lore, the writing is spot on so far and the voice actors are doing a fantastic job at embracing the audience to the story, not to mention the sound design! Little Nightmares has always gone above and beyond when it comes to their lore, I always thought the comics would be the last media to be released officially (absolutely gorgeous comics btw they are amazing), so this was a very pleasant surprise!
In terms of theory, my personal opinion is that The Nowhere is a different reality that drags children from our reality into theirs by using the children's dreams. The reason why only the kids are getting sucked in has the possibility of how powerful the imagination in a mind of a child is compared to teens/adults, there's also a possibility that only kids who suffer from some sort of sickness/extreme fear are selected, since 1. Noone suffers from water sickness and is still suffering the consequences of it. 2. Judging from Autto's reaction to this whole situation, it is most likely that this is an extremely rare situation, with only a few ever having similar symptoms like Noone's on record, (there is a possibility that it's scraped from the record but again, 'ts just a theory- a game theory)
Now for The Nowhere, in this episode, the mall sounds a lot like the signal tower when it comes to how the entire building seems to be alive, paring with the desperate voice of loneliness begging Noone to stay, there is a possibility that the building could've been Mono, merging his mind with the tower in one and using the tower's body to communicate with others, since it is cannon that Mono has never left the room in the tower. However, it can be unlikely since there was a second voice sculling the other for letting another away, not to mention the idea of Mono being able to communicate outside the tower is unrealistic since if he can then he would've been able to use it to escape, judging with just how powerful he is. So if it's not Mono, then we have another entity that resembles a building that can control one's mind! This is really fascinating to think about, especially since the Ferryman/Candel man seems to be against these beings, maybe he brings children into their reality to help rebuild the world? To cast away these mindly controlling flesh wall entities? The possibilities!
(Another thing is that in ep 1 of this podcast, Noone was in a stone giant that is filled with codes and machinery, which is similar to the first environment in the LN3 trailer, this can mean we will be able to see references to the stone giant in the game, hell maybe all of the location that was mentioned in the comic/podcast! Which would be awesome!)
So many questions yet still so few answers, but at least we got three more episodes to go! Can't wait for next week :DD
I just noticed that Otto says - "this time, I will protect you". I wonder if he feels that he failed to protect Cece and is projecting
Fingers crossed this game is good, story and everything. They already have the foundations in terms of game mechanics and aesthetic, which are already perfect judging by the trailer and promo materials. But there's still that sliver of doubt because it's not Tarsier Studios. Idk, I just don't want this franchise to end on a bad note, if they do intend to end it at LN3, after two wonderful installments... including the brilliant Runaway Kid DLC and Very Little Nightmares game.
True. They can't make it the end though. There's so much potential, and people love Little Nightmares. But if it somehow is, this game has to get dlc then
I think I'm growing more attached to noone than the characters in game
I like to imagine that she is the size of a baby compared to all the other adults because that’s the size kids are in these games
@@nickmilano2516 I does seem like she's only small in her dreams, since she mentioned how she felt smaller due to the large building inside the nightmare. PS. I'm also growing more attached to Noone than expected, I wanna know her really name though, feels wrong to call her "No one"
@@mec6848 I dink she imagines like she is in one of the games, basically
I think it's because she can talk and express more emotion and vulnerability then the kids in the game
yeah shes rapidly growing towards me
All 3 chapters have been amazing!! The sounds of nightmares but also the sounds of a desperate man trying to find his daughter, both are broken.... the water sickness makes me think of the Shabriri, a Demon of Blindness in Jewish mythology, but it's just a wild idea. And the candle man could be just another kid that became part of the nightmare...
at 10:33 she starts humming 6's theme DUDE i'm so in love with this podcast
Is it just me or does anyone else feel bad for the person in the nightmare, the person who wanted to keep her, keep her trapped with him, with his pain, no not pain, suffering
Maybe it is actually mono? It seems to want to help
@@andrenafulva3924
Well, it seems they live in different worlds, noone seems to live in reality with a nightmare disability of some sort, mono seems to be in a world of fantasy and terror, with his worst nightmare.
But somehow both worlds seem connected
@@mushroomfern7260i feel like in her dreams, she enters The Nowhere, but it isnt just a nightmare, its a real world, and she just has nightmares about it.
@@A59ri
She seems to have a connection with the person her therapist keeps mentioning, maybe she’s the connection with both worlds.
The second episode made me think that everything in the franchise might have been nightmares.
After that ending, I wonder if it's just that nightmares took over reality.
And the kids nightmares were a hint they didn't understand till it was too late.
Nah, I think the kids are the only ones being taken from our earth to this alternate reality called the Nowhere, where nightmares are real. They're kidnaped through their dreams, Freddy Krueger style
I mean this chapter pretty much confirms that the nowhere (the world of little nightmares) is a separate world. Noone was gone for a very short moment before returning aswell.
The main thing that seem to be heavily hinted at is that the candleman (the ferryman) appears in childrens nightmares and somehow managers to bring them into the nowhere
@@agusnicoletti3051
While I think that idea isn't as scary, it's still pretty good.
Imagine parents having to fear every night that their kids bed may be empty in the morning.
@@agusnicoletti3051YES! YES! Finally! Someone has the *exact* same theory as me!
Oh I love putting it that way. Nightmares taking over reality.
The mall really makes me think of how the signal tower looks like in LN2
While maybe not the actual signal tower, maybe its a similar entity
Or the Signaltower tried to directly enter her Mind, we did See that the Signaltower was trying to manipulate Mono too reguardless how far away he was from the Tower. It is also fascinating that in every Little Nightmares Story we have a Eye that Shows up
@@xenoboy7828I think it was merely The Thin Man broadcasting a transmission to His younger self. Since Mono was powerful enough to just bring the whole Tower to Him without much effort, which cements this, and what also cements it is the fact The Tower's purpose of escapism doesn't affect Him. He's left there to be alone for decades. I think Mono being the one behind this Nightmare World makes great potential for a sympathetic villain. We know The Signal Tower and Mono are directly connected, because it constructs itself as Mono gets older, odd enough it constructs as Mono gets worse mentally due to the betrayal as seen in the concept art. It's still in the game, but only seen in the last phase.
It seems like even though this "mall" tried to keep noone forever, it also sounds like it's trying to save her; giving her things that she wants so that she stays longer; but no matter how hard it tries, it always fails.
Like a loop
sort of, the chapter implies that noone wasn't the only one to end up at the mall, as when noone is being taken by the ferryman, (candle man) the mall says, "Don't take her, not this one too"@@marvelnerd277
It’s kinda like the Signal Tower
It tempted Six to stay with a room full of toys and the music box
Except this time it worked, and she turned into a monster, “warped by pain”, just like the mall
Oh note, I don’t know why this popped into my head now but Noone is like “Noon” the time of day, which is 12, so maybe this is the second iteration of Cece (this is not for certain, but theorised to be 6), the numbers match up… idk if that makes sense or not
Noone or Noon is maybe the opposite of six.
I like this theory I never thought of it that way
I like that!
Call me crazy but I think noone IS six
I was actually thinking that Cece might be Six...
This guys up to something sus.
I reckon Otto is gonna do some gothic esque experiments
The thing that makes this somehow vast is because of that fact that there's a chance that another "PLANE" or "WORLD" exists out there which makes a ton of possibilities for this story and game.
Can't wait for the next episode
THEORY TIME: I that, perhaps, the "eye monster" or it's form also exists in the real world. Even the psychiatric office, there was a painting of so called "map of stars with two eyes", and also the fact that he said "It's always gazing at you", makes me believe, it's a form of a curse or conditions with certain indivuals which makes them go into a alternate world when they are sleeping, also considering, that painting has connections with measurement space and dimension stuff.
It seems like whatever this eye astrocity is, it also exists in the real world, always silently watching and observing those people. This is too far-fecthed, but it also might be created by the humans in the real world, but I don't think that's the case.
If the eye really does takes them to a alternate world, it would makes sense as to why the world is soo distorted, weird and filled with "nightmarish" or traumatic creatures and places for some people. If psychiarist is also the thin man, aka, mono, it makes sense why he wants to meet and find cece, aka, six and potentially find some sort of a solution or stop the continous cycles of mono becoming thin man and six becoming the lady. The only escape from this world, seems to be death, for now. But what happens to the people stuck their and growing without dying? Are they also humans or entities of that world? Their is still a lot to find.
Yes that’s what I was thinking as well. This whole game series and audio series takes place in is a nightmare world and the sessions take place in our world. It’s also worth noting that the ferry man is watching everything meaning that he could be a watcher for the Signal tower. The signal tower is the most probable cause for everything as it has a beacon at the top that’s still going. If that is the case then it possible that Mono and Six were dream sharing but in different dreams. The reason I say this is because of how we see them in the game, for example the runaway kid could very well be Mono which could mean that Mono and Six are siblings. The signal tower is also playing on their greatest fears which is being alone, which is why I think the Six that we see in Little nightmares 2 isn’t her but a recantation of her. It would also explain why she betrays him in the end, it’s the signal tower’s way of ending a nightmare horribly as well as shoving that fear down into people’s throats. The painting is also a perfect example of how the story works with time and space. The giant humans living there are made by the signal tower as way to trick children that there adults there but they are not the same as the regular humans. I really think we’re finally going to learn what is truly going on.
@@oscarkageson-loeme personally i think that these recordings are before the world gets corrupted question is tho where is noone dissapearing to.
@dilawarlatif2335 She's kinda looking to be disappearing to a variety of places, which aren't exactly confined to any particular area or set, at least of what we saw in the game. Perhaps, she'll turn out to be a new character for the 3rd game?
@@r-aviation2049 thats what im thinking too almost as if shes travelling to multiple time periods which are either beyond or during the corruption of the real world
Where is the "eye monster" ?
“Is that at bloody moth again?”
*proceeds to smack the moth*
*Last episode, Noone said she felt like a moth*
*oh no*
I love this! Amazing work! Noone is starting to become my favorite character, but Otto is becoming more suspicious. I oddly think that he's planning something without telling Noone what it is, hinting the beginning of this chapter, that Noone walked in while he was working on something and he sounded panicked.
Can't wait for the next chapter! (:
this podcast is an actual unique and good podcast unlike the other ones
only one i accept besides this one is distractible
best podcast is this tho
7:19 "a hand let go of mine" sounds awfully like this one is about Mono
you’re not wrong.. as much as I hate to admit it
An absolutely fascinating and amazing audios series! I love the intro so much, hauntingly catchy. And oh? Alternate worlds I heard? Well this. Is. Excellent…
Have an interest in alternate universes, eh, "Dr Xtale"?
Joking aside, it certainly seems to be supporting the theory that Noone's dreams were her somehow seeing into the world of Little Nightmares in some capacity.
@@greenhydra10Truly fascinating.
@@greenhydra10Totally agree! And the fact that Noone was partially and physically in the world of Little Nightmares when The Counselor saw her fade. Maybe this is the same way that CeCe vanished from the real world and was sucked into the world of LN. So interesting!
This episode just screams Mono. Also Noone was humming Six's theme. Coincidence? Or is there some connection between Noone and Six?
I was anxiously waiting for this!! Such an incredible episode. Really love the character development of both Otto and Noone. And the description of each dream?? Perfectly matching the whole LN world. Love love love this
the theory i had for ears about the world of little nightmares being a seperate world that probably takes children to it was right!! im so happy rn!!
My guess is that his "cece" was taken into the nightmares and he is trying to use people like noone to understand more about it to try and get cece back
in the last chapter otto talks of ‘past failures’ and his ‘very own cece’. To me that suggests that he lost his daughter perhaps in the same way i believe noone will disappear, gradually having more vanishing episodes until she does not return, because he failed to stop it once again.
Omg when I first saw the name Noone, I was like “for a sec I thought it said No one. Will that be important later? I wonder why her name is spelled that way.” I WAS RIGHT IT DID COME UP AGAIN BRO
This guy is creepy as heck. My Cici, my girl, good girl, sweets for my sweet. He hypnotized her last chapter even though she clearly didnt want him too.
These just keep getting crazier and crazier every time and I love it 🤩.
I thought that I would point out that the Candle Man could be in Little Nightmares 1. If you press the TV that distracts Rodger multiple times you, you can see a dark figure looming over a child. I think this could be the Candle Man and Noon
It could be ferryman and cece as well! Good job 👏
WOO I LOVE THIS SERIES SO MUCH
Who doesn’t, it’s amazing
me aswell
Every chapter gets me more in love with this podcast ❤
I think the councilor has a different motive. Maybe cece was a previous paitent, or cece was his daughter, she had bad dreams and maybe dissapeared to the world of little nightmares. Maybe thats why hes growing more desprate to find out about the candleman
Yeah ceecee was definitely someone very close to him, from his language I feel like they are his daughter
@@mrsninis_0477When were they talking about cece?
When do they talk about cece?
@@damnstraight3898 he mentions cece in the begining of this chapter, as well as chapter 2 I believe.
@@damnstraight3898 He first mentions her at the end of chapter 1, then he mentions her a few times in chapter 2 and also pretty early in chapter 3
the first line just gave me full chills
Absolutely loving this series so far. More people need to talk about it! Seems that it could be foreshadowing possible events for the 3rd game. It’s very cool to see that the Ferryman is being used outside of the comics! 😊
I'm really enjoying this podcast so far. Until Little Nightmares 3 comes out, this is just what we need to help us get our Little Nightmares fix.
Greatest chapter I ever listened to. Can't wait for chapter 4 😊
Getting locked in a store after dark, such a classic nightmare.
Otto is a bit suspicious, therapists are never supposed to establish friendship's with clients nor can they touch without permission. I do not think he's necessarily a bad guy, it does seem like he wants to know what's going on with Noone yet at the same time he's so desperate to know. He also speaks of his "beloved Cici" (I have no clue how to spell it) and how she went through something similar... seems like they were close, perhaps a daughter? I think he lost her to the nightmare world/reality and now with Noone, he has desperation and hope of finding out what happened to the point that he's throwing aside morality.
Yep, that's what I though. He's not a bad guy, he's just incredibly desperate, and that desperation is starting to hurt Noone
When does he talk about his “beloved cici”?
@@damnstraight3898 Everytime
@@agusnicoletti3051lmao
@@damnstraight3898all the episodes?
😢The monster reminds me of Mono because he was alone in the tower that full of eyes and flesh!
Also, tower is full of doors and stairs! Mono offers gifts to kids so they can stay with him! Just like Thin man give Six a music box to stay with him!
Another theory is the eyes monster need someone to stay with him that is why he want Mono to stay with him in LN2.
What's interesting is Candle man seem to be the one who help her!🧐
Anyone notice her humming when she gets the toy?? Sounds like six's humming
I did was interesting how this tune is everywhere
This just keeps getting better and better! I can really feel the tension growing between Otto and Noone, and my heart broke at the part where the voices were so lonely and crying out in pain. Honestly, I had that exact same concept in my Ln fanstory as well, and so channeling that fear, and desperation of having to have someone; just beautifully done Bandai.
I LEGITIMATELY SCREAMED WHEN I SAW A NEW EPISODE
Same 😂
i heard "Noone Vanished." and it was left on a cliffhanger for like 6 hrs XD
I can also say that this podcast is going to change the way we see the Little Nightmares franchise.
11:54 you can hear the "Teeths and Leaves" The BGM at the Hunters Forest where Mono first arrived
I've been waiting forever for this! Out of curiosity, does anybody have an idea about how long the series is going to be?
Six episode from what I heard
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They will upload every Tuesday for the next 3 weeks
The mall didn't physically try to stop Noone's escape, it just broke down after realizing it's failed yet again. It's by far the most human entity we've seen mentally and the least physically. I love how different it was from the violence of the last episode. Wonder how they will follow this up!
This series is amazing.
So Otto is mixing Noone with his sister, acting in ways that are crossing the boundaries he is meant to have with patients.
Hugging her too tight while referring to his sister feels like a red flag, at best he is projecting onto Noone.
I feel sorry for the mall, it sounds like it just wanted a friend, and while it might have turned out malevolent we know the ferryman will only bring her to the Maw to be eaten if she goes with him. In a way the mall was protecting Noone.
I love this audio series
this audio series is so good I can't wait to hear what you guys come up with next, I have alway been a fan of little nightmares so this make my day when a new one is released.
Man I think this is what the world of little nightmares used to be like before it became distorted and full of monsters
Also noone might of been taken to the maw
i think its more likely the signal tower, as when six was captured, it gave her all she wanted.
Have anyone ever watched the Marvel animated film called Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme of 2007? I brought this movie up because after listen to three episodes of podcast of The Sounds of Nightmares, I came up with my own theory that whatever the entity that is controlling this distorted form of Dream Dimension, it wanted to come to the waking world. And it intended to accomplish this like how Dormammu attempted to do it in the movie by influencing the children with nightmares. There is even a more recent and more similar example of this from another Marvel animated movie called Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell.
And if Noone decided to confront this third nightmare by questioning this "living mall" that has it ever protected anyone who came here from those who came to take them like that "Candleman" or not, I think it might begin to doubt itself that does it worthy of companionship or not if it never tried to protect the children who came to it before from the others who coexisted with it in the outside world of this nightmarish realm.
I was so hooked up the entire time. Incredible
The abandoned mall trying to keep Noone inside it and pleading for her to stay inside it is so creepy to me. Especially the parts where Noone notices recognizable things are "off" , its very similar to how I'd notice I'm in a dream, but I'm just as trapped as she is. Very hauntingly relatable. Theres definitely a theme of *obsession* for both characters here, but I'm not smart enough to explain!
This series is so peak
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Me and my friends at school found a moth and we named him Jeff, the next time we saw Jeff, he was dead so we made a little grave for him with a cross and everything. So this, 1:17 mentally hurt my soul. :,)
I’m loving these, amazing work, I’m glad little nightmares is still going ❤️ I’ve got all achievements in both games!
I hope this game will be a good part of the little nightmares series
Let’s take time and appreciate the voice actor’s excellent performance, especially Noone’s actor, she did such a wonderful job. The first time I listened to her voice, I thought the actor must be a girl around 6-8 years old in reality, yet when I searched the cast list, I suddenly found out that she’s actually a grown-up lady. 😂 I mean, gosh, she imitates the way a little young girl would speak so well. Excellent work; love this podcast so much!
Bro this episode kinda hit hard, the feeling of abandonment and rejection from the intercom just hits...
Now for some reason i want a little nightmares movie
I just completed listening the 2 episodes, I didn't expect the 3rd one to come out today
They come out every Tuesday until all six episodes are released.
@@Z3r0_g thanks man, I appreciate the notice :D
@@somesocalledartist No problem, I’m always happy to help people out.
Is there a relation to the ‘Telly’ and the Signal Tower? They also describe what seems to be the end monster from LN2 that controlled Mono, not to mention it was described as ‘warped with pain’ and ‘extremely lonely’, it was desperate to find company that wouldn’t leave. And the Candleman is definitely the Ferryman.
This is my favorite story so far
Little nightmares is like the movie "Slumberland" for me But revolves about nightmares. I like too think some ppl are stuck in the dream world which encompass numerous dimensions (People's dreams) that is stitch together in incoherent way. The world if little nightmares stems from people's minds or dreams.
Six just like everybody find herself in the nightmares and was being consumed by it. Past people leave clues and hint on how they find ideas to understand and leave the nightmares. The nightmares grew more powerful by consuming the dreams of people making it part of it's own.
Didn't even get to the end but I just know that this is gonna be good.
Edit:Finally done...now we gotta wait for chapter 4.
Also fun thing especially if you are using a phone try focusing on the hands covering Noones eyes they slightly shake (even if the video is paused) and it just feels a bit alive so that's just a little (Nightmares) thing I noticed.