u/chirroDND

Before anyone misunderstands me, I'm not hating on the movie. In fact, The Passion of the Christ is one of my favorite biblical films ever made. It was powerful, emotional, and left a lasting impact on me.

That's exactly why I'm worried.

We've all seen great movies get sequels that didn't live up to the original. I really don't want this to end up like Joker 2, where a beloved first film became overshadowed by a very divisive sequel.

What also concerns me is that The Resurrection of the Christ hasn't even been released yet, but there are already controversies everywhere—about the direction, the theology, and some of the creative choices being discussed online.

I know rumors and early reports don't always reflect the final product, so I'm trying to keep an open mind. I genuinely hope Mel Gibson and everyone involved deliver something worthy of the first film.

Does anyone else feel the same way? Or are you optimistic that it'll be just as impactful as The Passion of the Christ?

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(Firstly, credit to this fantastic fan animation by Drakedg18.

Dawg, you're such an amazing animator that you literally got me making theories about this stuff. ✋😭🤚)

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If No One ends up being renamed back to The Chosen One, while Orange (TSC) is finally free but still unable to fully control his powers, and H4ck3r remains under manipulation, then things could get incredibly chaotic.

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TSC would likely become aware that H4ck3r/Victim has the ability to shut down or suppress his powers. Because of that, his main target could end up being either Victim or The Dark Lord (TDL).

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Meanwhile, TCO's primary target would most likely be TDL. However, Victim could choose to side with TDL, creating an unexpected alliance against TCO.

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There's also a strong possibility that TCO and TSC might clash accidentally. Since TSC is still struggling with control and understanding the situation, he could mistake TCO for an enemy—or even assume that TCO is working alongside TDL. On the other hand, they could eventually realize the truth and team up instead.

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This is just my theory, guys. I don't have any evidence; it's simply a gut feeling. Since Alan created all of them, I think there's a real chance that the story could build toward a final conflict involving all four major characters. If that happens, AVA 14 could easily become one of the most chaotic battles in the series.

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And I don't think their battle will be limited to Stick City.

I believe they'll fight across the Internet itself—maybe even beyond it. Eventually, they'll end up back on Alan's PC, with the classic 2006 grass wallpaper in the background. 😂

And that's where the fight will continue: on the very computer where they all belong, where they were first made, where they were first created.

It would be the perfect full-circle moment for the series.

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Tdl can now control victim and victim can stop tsc and it's all road to Tdl.

Art by: Chirro. iinstagram

Because it would be iconic to see these animations of Alan fighting this “AI” thingy—an entity that replaces their roles, jobs, powers, drawing, and more. The moral lesson behind this is that AI cannot replace artists. (Also, Alan Cursor can join here.)

This event will happen after Animator vs. Animation. It’s like the four of them team up or something lol.

The battle will be similar to Animation vs. Youtube like a mix media fight or something like that.

This is just my concept art lol

My theory is that Mitsi will be the key to helping Victim.

She knows who the mouse cursor really is—Alan. I think she'll somehow find a way to contact him and ask for his help. When Alan sees what's happening, he'll finally realize that Victim was his very first stick figure.

Since Victim was manipulated and controlled by TDL, and the rest of the stick figures are already running out of options, everything will seem hopeless.

At that point, I think the only hope left will be Alan, Mitsi, the rest of Alan's stick figures, and Mitsi's assistants.

I also have a feeling that Mitsi might somehow empower Alan's cursor, possibly by drawing a flame behind it, while Yellow enhances it with commands and programming abilities. The flame could symbolize Alan's power, determination, or his role as the Animator. It would also be an incredibly iconic moment because it would resemble Alan's old profile picture, making it feel like a tribute to the series' roots.

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I think we'll also get to see Victim and Alan reunite once again, but this time, it won't be a reunion—it'll be a duel. A fair fight. Victim has gained power over the years, and Alan may finally unlock powers of his own through the mouse cursor.

If that actually happens, seeing a flaming mouse cursor enter the battlefield would be one of the most hype moments in the entire series. Not only because it's iconic, but because Alan would finally be fighting his own creations. More specifically, he would be facing his very first stick figure—Victim—once again, just like how the story began.

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👦🏻: An animator fighting his own animations?

👨🏽‍🦲: Sounds like he's fighting his own creations.

👦🏻: So... Animator vs. Animation?

Alan: Say that again.

👦🏻: Animator vs. Animation?

Alan: Hmm... 🤔🔥