Hello Puppets: Midnight Show - The Story Explained

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  @Silly_PropaneTank · 8 months ago

  Anyone else randomly get recommended this 3 years later?

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• TH

  @The_Exorcist · 3 years ago

  Notice that Mortimer laughs hysterically when Owen suggests the game. This might mean this had never happened before, so when he says "NOW YOU'RE THINKING LIKE A PUPPET", he's amused, and hopeful that Owen will choose the Handeeman this time.

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• AM

  @amberjackson1137 · 3 years ago

  Something that has been confirmed is the reason Nick and Daisy aren't in the first game is simply because there wasn't enough money to finish them and their levels so instead of putting in two sucky levels the remaining went into Rasco. If Hello Puppets gets a remastered with cut content added we may get to see what could have been with Nick and Daisy.

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• DE

  @deannatedeschi805 · 3 years ago

  I fell so bad for Owen. He made the show because he wanted kids to have the joy and guidance he never did, only to have this happen  to him

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• DR

  @dragonborn7955 · 3 years ago

  The puppets represent a aspect of Owen. Scout represents something positive while the Handymen represent the negative.

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• LE

  @LepocalypseLB · 3 years ago

  The Story is way more easy to interpret now that we have a prequel to what really went down is the original Hello Puppets game. I think long time fans of Hello Puppets would be happy to see a rough story explain video on what actually happend

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• HU

  @hunterwaguespack3963 · 3 years ago

  I really liked the character/personality of the puppets in this one, I honestly didn’t much care for Riley in the first one but this one she grew on me and despite being evil and twisted I actually felt like Mortimer really wanted Owen(their father) to accept them even if he had other ulterior motives

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• SW

  @sweethistortea · 3 years ago

  One thing I think was really well done in Midnight Show was the voicework, especially of Owen. Owen's voicework was amazing.

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• LA

  @LadyBern · 3 years ago (edited)

  Can&apos;t we just take a moment to appreciate how they were able to do a prequel that barely conflicted with the existing lore and tone of the original Hello Puppets? It enhanced it wonderfully.<br><br>Other games, I won&apos;t name names, you can see that it leads in but at times you really have to fudge it, force it, and tie yourself into knots to make it work, and even then there are so many loose ends it&apos;s a chore.<br><br>Plus it leaves the door open for a sequel (well the door was already open for 1 but there are greater possibilities and growing interests.) The puppets are alive. Owen is technically alive somewhere that&apos;s why they&apos;re still here, once Owen is gone they&apos;ll all cease to be.

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• WI

  @WinterRebel2507 · 3 years ago

  I hope we get a sequel where we can end the puppets once and for all. For Scout!

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• RO

  @rolay7730 · 3 years ago

  I don&apos;t know why him accepting them did anything. The book dealer said that he had to be alive to power them. He even used the idea of a child brought back by their parent, dying as soon as the parent does. So I think he is still forcibly kept alive in some other form.

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• BD

  @bdpickett · 3 years ago

  I think Owen looks like that because they taxidermied him into a human puppet.

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