Everyone talks about the Mario 64 iceberg, but no one talks about the Zig Forums iceberg

How far, user?

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Max Tegmark says that there are multiple worlds similar to ours that run on different math. This supports the idea of the Hypercrisis: the concept that the sigils of our universe (popular memetic illustrations condensed into something as logical as characters) are real in a higher-dimensional plane. So, Superman? He's real in a different place and time than us (different math). Same goes for Spider-man, Batman, Garfield, etc. Grant Morrison is the face of the Hypercrisis for invoking his sigil of King Mob by playacting as him, thus setting the Invisibles in our timeline. This does not, however preclude that other stories cannot play out in the lower 4-Dimensional space that we can see. Everyone's brain is running their own perceived universe and can invoke any story they believe in strong enough. As I understand it, Grant Morrison's goal is: The DC universe, given comic books to read, is slowly becoming "awake." By reading comics of itself. Ever seen a character that looked like you, acted like you, talked like you, walked like you? Had too close of a name to you? It might just be your higher-dimensional self. After all, everything you read is real somewhere.

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This is just fictionkin.

>Max Tegmark says that there are multiple worlds similar to ours that run on different math.

That just means other universes have different fundamental constants. Like, the speed of light is 5% higher or vacuum energy is 0.0000001% weaker or gravity was a googolplex times stronger etc.

The rest is just otakukin sperging.

>doxxing yourself
>arguing with yourself
done for the lulz

>the olsen twins killed heat ledger
wat

>Bugs Bunny is a real self-aware native American spirit
excuse me?

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godchecker.com/native-american-mythology/MANABOZHO/

>Manabozho (also known as the Great Hare) is a devious Trickster God, always ducking and diving and changing shape. He has a good line in Creation, Provisions and Transformation, and is one of the most important critters in Native American mythology.

>Polygon was based on true events
youtube.com/watch?v=NnJbtbh4tDE

Because no one has updated the Zig Forums iceberg for ages

>chris chan is sane

we have come to the conclusion.......that WE............are the REAL spergs

>inspector gadget is a robot duplicate
Is that the theory were the original Gadget (moustache Gadget) was Penny's dad and they had to end up putting HIS brain in the family dog's body and his brother's brain in the Gadget body so that MAD doesn't realize that they had succeeded in killing Gadget the first time?

Hypercrisis was the idea that all of Grant Morrison's comics have been trying to actively summon the good nature/virtues of superheroes into the real world by making superheroes aware that we exist and need saving. It's one big attempt at Psychosomatic Corporeal Manifestation; if enough people BELIEVE that Superman will save us, he will.

The biggest backfiring of the HyperCrisis was revealing (to DC characters at least) that WE'RE the major villain of their multiverse. We want more stories to read (i.e. we are the empty hand that needs to hold a comic book), so they will NEVER truly save the day and know peace.

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Stuff I can get behind:
>The AI making Elsa Flash games
>Elsagate in general
>Disney's cartoon porn vault
>Some popular cartoon creators are sex offenders
(This one in particular I feel should be treated more seriously. People in charge, no matter the industry, have always had dirty laundry to hide.)
>Original Foodfight was stolen completely
>Bugs Bunny is a real self-aware Native American spirit
(Not so much a real manifestation but more that his creator was heavily inspired by Native American mythology.)
>Saki Sanobashi
(Again not so much wholeheartedly, but more that there's some similar obscure work from the 80s/90s that's now lost media.)

Stuff I definitely need more context on:
>The attempted sabotage of Toy Story 2
>A113
>The Luke Weber leaks

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where's we live in a society

that's why you search for the gems that uncover secrets instead of just buying whatever you're told.

>The Attempted sabotage of Toy Story 2
1.) Disney hadn't purchased Pixar yet and was still feeling the sting of how the original Toy Story had basically ended the Disney Renaissance's time in the Sun.
2.)TS2 was suppose to be a simple direct-to-video film, but Disney pushed that it be a feature film deep into production; something Pixar wasn't prepared for. They were so overworked that one of the production babies nearly died because they were left in a parked car, thanks to their parent being in a mental fog.
3.)TS2 was literally deleted from Pixar's computers when a random animator "just so happened" to start a delete routine on the root folder for all the movie's assets. If one of the animators hadn't had back-ups of the assets on her one server at home, the movie would have been completely lost.

tl;dr Disney was setting up Pixar to fail to keep out the first competition they'd had since Bulth in the 80s.

I had forgotten Elsagate is a serious rabbithole.

>The Luke Weber leaks
youtube.com/watch?v=GJMHDGT629c

tl;dr The guy who created Bikini Cowboy (i.e. half naked woman cockteases a shota in the desert: the webcomic) got fired from Steve Universe when he posted pictures of him fucking Pearl, tried to ruin Gravity Falls when Dana Terrace fucked Hirsch instead of him, and subsequently got blacklisted from a bunch of studios, and then tried to leak info about the creators who "slighted" him in revenge.

>A113
It's the number of one of the classrooms at CalArts in their animation department. It became an inside joke to hide the number somewhere in your work if you were a CalArts grad. Until the internet made it clear that it was just an inside joke, people assumed it was something sinister.

He's not wrong

Holy shit.

Oh it's THAT guy. I remember his Pearl shit from /sug/ threads. Most of what he tried to "leak" was basically him having a narcissistic meltdown.

It's a pre-zoomer thing. Back before literally everything was leaked online, dumb ass rumours and conspiracy theories were rampant (the Zig Forums version of it was the "my uncle works at Nintendo"). These iceberg threads are just taking the piss on the concept of their being spooky mysteries about shows. Remember; all the retarded Suicide Mouse/Squidward's Suicide/Dead Bart creepypastas were based on the fact that there legitimate WERE lost episodes and segments that no one had recordings of, so the concept of an episode "too scary to air" had weight to it. Hell; Dexter's Rude Removal sounded EXACTLY like a creepypasta until it was actually aired.