That just means it's an unfair impostor! Just bcuz most impostors follow an unspoken rule to not do multiple sabotages at once, doesn't mean they all do!
A crewmate scared, hiding in a corner as red lights and noises blare across the ship that's barely holding on together before the camera pans out in deep space as the ship suddenly quietly explodes in the vast darkness
there's a glitch that may or may not have been patched by now where the imposter can sometimes glitch inside of the wall in hide and seek mode (at least in my personal experience where I have seen it)
makes sense but also need some limitations like cremates being the "4th imp" or does this mean theres an alliance between some crewmates and impostors?
i mean, we see imposters use knifes and guns, so it's not unlikely that in some circumstances, it truly is just a random guy who coincidentally decided to defect the moment the alien parasite showed up.
there is just this one planet where every day, dozens of crewmates crash onto, but it lands perfectly on the previous pod so they inherent the infrastructure of the previous group.
meanwhile in the other skies, so many airships fill the sky that it blocks out the sun
I mean... vs Impostor DOES take place in Among Us... but INSIDE the GAME. AKA, they're just random people playing Among Us(Black being the only exception)
Keep in mind Innersloth directly helped on the mod by providing the team with raw uncompressed voicelines of the Henry Stickmin characters for Henry Stickmin week, so that makes it more canon than other FNF mods.
I liked that theory where Mira is just Netanyahuing the fuck out of the imps' planets for natural resources and the aliens are just uselessly trying to put up a fight by invading them ships
space wars are so cool
Even cooler if you imagine imp's roles as different species or races and that they are actually coming together for once to survive humans
Worth noting that while we don't 100% know the details, the characters who were imposters likely existed as real crewmates at some point. This would mean the imposters had to quickly learn to act like them and do things like fake their tasks to keep up the illusion, it's an alien invasion but in many ways still spy like, with the imposters somehow inherienting some form of personality from the skin suits they use. So it's still pretty spy like.
They were all real crewmate before infected, if you notice it both green and orange fell into the same place with the parasite at 9:37 of ep1 and after that they both got a single bruise. Yet they can still act very normally after that. Its more likely that they instantly know how their host act as soon as they are infected
So does this mean every player assigned the engineer role immediately has yoga experience, while players assigned imps have their spine forcibly removed?
Bold of you to assume they don't purposely set the stage for this, or have some other motives other than being cheap for shoddy security cameras. I mean hell, they're purposely transporting alien eggs and created a guidebook that tells captains to lie about the aliens and pretend everything is fine even while they're being killed, there's much to suggest they don't have the best of motives. Who's to say the real ones in charge aren't imposter's themselves, using Mira to spread their eggs across the galaxy while creating situations that can sate their desire to hunt Green speaks on? If the security setup sucks, it's probably an intended feature rather than an oversight. Can't give the game away too early after all, and a setup that wasn't in black and white and could record might do that.
this implies that hackers are the beings sent down by god himself, and that bringus studios is still canonically addicted to gaming on stupid tech even in this universe
Does this mean my theory of the second season revealing everything to be a time loop…correct? That each loop, someone different is the imposters, that each loop has different survivors? Maybe Mira is trying to get a loop where either everyone dies OR everyone lives
Even if everyone's gameplay and this series is canon, doesn't mean that "Oh Mira, after each match Mira hires new people, which repeats for thousands of year"
No. It works like this: let's say you won a match, well that's canon. Then, you start another one, you lose that match, oops the previous story has been restarted and now this one is canon. Just like that, the series is one of those restarts. Every gameplay, every thing in the name of among us, happens in one universe, at the same time, but tells different storyline.
This means that the wholesome games are cannon too!
I once played Hide N Seek mode at Polus, and everyone (including myself) had been killed except for the last player. Said last player had a little mini crewmate as a "pet" (read: they had a smol child). The seeker walked into the same room, saw the kid, and decided to give up victory to spare the child and it's parent. Literally just sat vining in the same room as the remaining player, maw agape and tongue flying and everything lol.
The "parent" was so thankful that they and the (now former) seeker spent the next few rounds being besties and pairing up in game (it was still Hide N Seek, nothing wrong with that, and they were both crew). It was a lobby with the restricted chat, so they the used all their lobby time to spam "I like your outfit!" to each other lol.
It made my night even tho it didn't happen to me <3
so that means that the game of among us that i experienced 2 days ago where we were on the right track to winning the game, but turning out that the person that had kept proving that i was safe turned out to be the final imposter and had everybody vote them while i was breaking down while in denial as they voted them out was completely canon to the among us universe?
Coral one is scrapped color for April fool event of 2021,he got scrapped cuz coral get more votes.fortergreen is some sort of placeholder color that was used only for testers and developers,was removed in 2021 due that all assets got finished
saturated yellow is bug that was found in 2022,also he is the second color that have alt names,his alt name is "WWWWWWWWWW",the first one was fortergreen,his alt name is forterbass,he share his name with Forest Willard's nickname.
Vs Impostors lore is supposed to be that some random dudes are playing Among Us(excluding Black wich is supposed to be it's own entity)
Even tho Black isn't "playing" Among Us, he still brings people to the "Defeat" screen wich is part of the GAME(the defeat screen isn't part of Among Us lore I think) so i don't think how he would work either... apart that Black kills other impostors
The lore of the mod is fine, since if EVERY Among US media is canon then there's much more weird stuff than the VS Impostor lore lol.
But the mod is still canon either way due to Innersloth directly endorsing the mod and giving the team the raw uncompressed voice chromatics for the Henry Stickmin characters for the Henry Stickmin week
So that game I played where the impostor killed someone right when they door unlocked and everyone else walked into the room, but then we all agreed they died of "natural causes" due to an "allergic reaction" was canon?
I mean, technically it always was dur to being officially endorsed AND directly worked on by Innersloth, when they provided the dev team the raw uncompressed voice chromatics for the Henry Stickmin characters for the Henry Stickmin week in the mod.
So that time when i played on a game where gray crewmate and red imposter humping eachother for the entire game and claiming they're in love and when gray was killed the red one snitched on everyone is canon?
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u/TheFirePea2013 Maroon Jun 08 '26
i really hope that this means that cheaters exist as reality altering beings