u/Outrageous_Bridge992

This theory is probably easy to disprove, but I wanted to talk about it. Nature God and Machine God. It's not about nature and machines, but what they represent. Nature exists on its own and surrounds people. Machines are created by people.
If the tower is a reference to the Tower of Babel, then the situation could be reversed. God punished people for their arrogance when they built the tower. If God created the tower, then it is a punishment for people creating another god.

TUS could be a story about the creation of a god, then TOG is the aftermath of those events. Oedipus speaks not only of the creation, but also of the return of a god. When they created a god, they did so based on a previous god who had left or was simply inactive.

It's not my theory, but if Darkness and Light in the spin-off is a reference to the Big Bang Theory, and as I understand it, the scale in TUS is cosmic, but the events of the tower take place on Earth (possibly). The axis is a star, and from Earth, what surpasses the stars is the sun. Stars are not visible during the day, but they are there. (One of the reasons I think the other god is the moon is because Oedipus says that God gave them this power, gave them the stars.) In this case, on the top floor of the tower, the God created by people is the sun (in fact, the sun is a star, so Rachel's efforts are not in vain, right?).

Completing the tower from the very beginning is hopeless, because having reached the top floor, you will simply end up like Icarus. This might work with the theory (not mine) about the inverted tower, since during sunset the sun goes under water.

The gray color between the pupil and the iris. I saw a theory that Baam's eyes darken, but that's a bit different. I'm not sure about Enryu's; it's more likely just the way the light falls.

I don’t speak English but I hope you understand me.

First, I'd like to talk about the Korean moon goddess. I only know two - Myeongwol and Dalnim. I want more information about Dalnim - the Korean Goddess of the Moon, Night, and Darkness (I'm not sure about the full name, but this is what I found online).

The image on the tower gates looks like the sun, but also looks like a solar eclipse (when the moon covers the sun)
then we are shown a Headon who was waiting for Baam and was angry when he met Rachel. Headon looks like a rabbit. This could be a reference to the moon rabbit.

did you notice this parallel? the story that Rachel told and Baam. (I have an idea that the star in history is the sun, many have called the power inside Baam the sun, but in my opinion it's the moon).

About Urek's back tattoo (what's under the wings). in my opinion it is the star, Lighthouse and sword. The star and lighthouse have light into darkness but what about sword and why moon is black ( only Urek’s back)

The cave where Baam lived was near where Rachel came from. A place where people either lived or wanted to live in a world without darkness. This cave could have existed before Arlene arrived. For the inhabitants, this place is off-limits. Arlene used something inside her and resurrected Baam. Baam's body, when we see him in Garam's story, is much younger than when we see his first memories. During the period when his body was growing, his personality could have been someone else's (possibly V, but there is another possibility).
In the spin-off, we were told of the darkness beyond the tower. Urek said that darkness once consumed his world, and the heads of the families and Zakhara fled from something within theirs. Arlene called Baam a monster who would haunt the tower.

An interesting detail about Phantaminum and Enryu: they didn't start from the first floor. And the only guardian who moves freely around the tower is Headon. Outside god, god who built the tower and darkness one and the same creature. I think it can be called Dal (like Dalnim). Baam name means night, Viole - star( I know it’s violet but they sound similar in korean language) and Dal - moon. But it's not the essence itself, but rather an avatar or vessel for all power. At this point in history, darkness has no power, the moon or moonlight exists independently, and what might be called a god is outside the tower.
About the sword that illuminates the darkness.

Perhaps the vessel that held all of this was destroyed by someone's sword, and in the cave before Baam there was not a god, but his remnant or an empty shell that retained some power. and Baam's fate is to become his replacement

I would like to read your opinion about this theory