I don't know how much crossover there is between these two works, but there's a show called The Amazing Digital Circus that all the kids are crazy about (I like it too), and it just had its finale...

The ending is A LOT like the ending to 2001. There's no doubt in my mind the director was doing that on purpose. It's clearly an homage, imo.

I made a video about it, detailing the similarities. I figured Kubrick fans like you guys might be interested to see even if you don't know the other show. See how the classics are affecting a new generation :)

Everything began with three gods. But before them, there was an even older entity: Korsae. This theory unites every major mystery in the Minecraft universe – the Builders, Endermen, Piglins, Sculk, the Warden, the Void, and even Steve – into one single, cohesive story.

1. THE THREE GODS

Three pure energy beings, representing the fundamental forces of existence:

• SUNER – God of Hope and Rebirth
• MONER – God of Destruction and Heat
• GONER – Goddess of Wisdom and Love

2. CREATION AND THE BROKEN VOID

• Moner created the Nether.
• Suner created the Overworld.
• Because their powers were limited, a small gap remained between the two dimensions.
• The pigs from the Overworld passed through this gap into the Nether, evolving over time into Piglin societies.
• (In-game mechanics support this: lightning striking a pig turns it into a Zombified Piglin, and a Piglin in the Overworld also transforms into a Zombified Piglin.)

3. THE FIRST INTELLIGENT BEINGS (THE BUILDERS)

• Suner created the Builders (Ancient Builders).
• Goner gifted them wisdom, writing, enchanting, and love.
• The Builders built vast civilizations.
• Their king, Serber, discovered the Nether and decided to conquer it.
• War broke out. The Builders lost badly. Serber died in battle.

4. THE BIRTH OF THE ENDERMEN

• The surviving Builders fled through the broken gap into the End.
• There, they ate Chorus Fruit and gradually transformed into Endermen.
• Their eyes were originally green – representing nature, life, and Goner's wisdom.
• But over time, they turned purple. Purple = Madness. (A reference to real-world artists like Van Gogh, associated with purple tones and mental illness.)
• Goner noticed the broken gap and used her power to close it.

5. ORIGINS OF OTHER MOBS

• The Wither → Moner's right hand.
• The Ender Dragon → Goner's emissary. It has 6 limbs (biologically impossible for vertebrates, proving it's a divine being). Its eyes are purple – meaning it has also gone mad, corrupted by the End.
• Villagers → Failed player clones. (They have limited intelligence, can trade and breed, but cannot build like Steve.)

6. SCULK, XP, AND THE ANCIENT CITIES

• Sculk is the result of a scientific experiment.
• Its purpose: to be a biological weapon for use in wars.
• Cancer research was just a cover story to hide the real project.
• The Ancient Cities were laboratories. Axolotls were used in the experiments.
• XP (Experience Points) feeds and spreads Sculk. (XP is most abundant on battlefields.)
• One day, the Sculk and XP capsule broke. An accident occurred. Everything was destroyed.
• The Warden is the product of this catastrophe.

7. KORSAE AND THE VOID

Korsae is an entity that existed before the gods. It is neither a god, nor a living being, nor a fallen god. It is something else entirely.

• Korsae involuntarily drained the life energy of everything around it. This was its nature, not a choice.
• The gods (Suner, Moner, Goner) realized that Korsae's existence threatened all life. They voted unanimously to cast it down.
• Korsae fell, and Moner took its place. (This explains why Moner is so powerful.)
• Korsae now lives in the Void. It uses the Void to protect itself and to guard a secret.
• If a player survives in the Void (using Golden Apples, Totems of Undying, etc.) and travels thousands of blocks, the environment around them begins to break and distort. This is Korsae's intervention – it does not want anyone to go there. Something is hidden.

8. STEVE AND THE MISSION

• Goner's wisdom, Moner's ruthlessness, and Suner's hope combined to create Steve (the player).
• Why Goner? Steve knows every recipe and enchantment.
• Why Moner? Steve is ruthless enough to kill any creature standing in his way.
• Why Suner? Steve is hopeful, determined, and respawns after death.
• The gods sent Steve as far back in time as they could.
• The goal: to save the Endermen.
• If we succeed, the Endermen will begin to return to normal.

theory by:sad_manner6764

Why the fuck is the internet is so obsessed with male pregnancy in fictional fan fic?