How is the Last Airbender satanic?
Video Games & Anime Illuminati Agenda Exposed
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The Last Airbender is satanic because element-bending is mentioned in the Kabbalah, which is a Satanic book. It also is related to the Tree of Life, and that represents yin and yang duality.
Well, elements are ancient and esoterical symbols, let give an example of chinese art of interior building fen shou. Please of someone can rewatch the Last Airbender can you look for MK Ultra specific themes?
The Promised Neverland (manga) - Anime News Network
Emma, Norman and Ray are the brightest kids at the Grace Field House orphanage. And under the care of the woman they refer to as “Mom,” all the kids have enjoyed a comfortable life. Good food, clean clothes and the perfect environment to learn. One day, though, Emma and Norman uncover the dark truth of the outside world they are forbidden from seeing.
Plot comes to satanic theme. Kids are growing there to be fed to demons.
Cultist simulator.
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More on the cartoon side but I’ve been researching on pizzagate lately and monster inc screams adrenochrome it’s sickening! I can’t believe I didn’t see it before...
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I started "Outer Worlds" on the XBox last December. It is an open world RPG quite similar to Fallout New Vegas.
It came out for Windows, PS4 and XBox where it was part of the XBox Game Pass, so many people played it instantly.
It was a big financial success. The game´s developer "Obsidian" was bought by Microsoft in 2018, a year before release.
I did not finish the game yet - I´m only past the first planet somewhere in space - but there are quite some things that I find oddly similar to NWO related topics. I´m not sure if the game´s final message is pro-NWO or critical of it, but considering that it is heavily endorsed by Microsoft, maybe the answer is easy.
On the very first planet where the adventure starts the player has to make a big decision. It is wether to help a industry city ("Edgewater") or to help a dissident community that tries to arrange with nature. In the industrial city everybody is in fact a slave but basically gets what is necessary for a minimal living. In the dissident community everybody is free but they will not get help from the planet´s outside (medicine, etc) but have to help themselves with everything, they´re completely on their own.
The player *has* to make a choice: help the industrials or the dissidents, otherwise the story will not progress. The city you choose to help will live, the other one is doomed.
Essentially the choice is: will you choose freedom or safety?
Does this trade-off sound familiar from somewhere?
Some more strange aspects:
- Many people in the industrial city suffer from a "plague" and the city does not get enough medicine delivered from its mother corporation to be able to treat everyone. Strange timing to come up with such a gamestory at the end of 2019, is it?
- Also all the items in the game are branded somehow because everything is manufactured by some company, e. g. the healing potions are named "Adreno"... odd, hmm?
- The star system is governed by a hierarchical system of corporations.
Me again... 
Ubisoft is quite an amazing company. Their Assassin´s Creed Series got discussed before in this thread - lots of freemason and illuminati references there - even "the first civilization" gets mentioned in it.
These days I get the shudders from another Ubisoft game when I think of it: "The Division".
The product description on the Ubisoft store says (https://store.ubi.com/us/game/?lang=en_US&pid=56c494ad88a7e300458b4d62&dwvar_56c494ad88a7e300458b4d62_Platform=pcdl&edition=Standard Edition&source=detail):
"Black Friday, a devastating pandemic sweeps through New York City and, one by one, basic services fail. In only days, without food or water, society collapses into chaos. The Division, an autonomous unit of tactical agents, is activated. Leading seemingly ordinary lives among us, the agents are trained to operate independently in order to save society.
When society falls, your mission begins."
See the game intro here:
So in the game you play an autonomously acting (NWO?) soldier that was a sleeper among civilians executing dynamic orders to gain control over city quarters.
Two years ago I played a couple of hours of it, and thought "No way this can be predictive programming... nobody would dare to do that, that would be way too insane!" But look at the news today... way too insane!
"The Division" got released March 8, 2016.
Its successor is almost the same game but plays in Washington DC instead of NYC and got released March 15, 2019.
Ubisoft is quite an amazing company. Their Assassin´s Creed Series got discussed before in this thread - lots of freemason and illuminati references there - even "the first civilization" gets mentioned in it.
These days I get the shudders from another Ubisoft game when I think of it: "The Division".
The product description on the Ubisoft store says (https://store.ubi.com/us/game/?lang=en_US&pid=56c494ad88a7e300458b4d62&dwvar_56c494ad88a7e300458b4d62_Platform=pcdl&edition=Standard Edition&source=detail):
"Black Friday, a devastating pandemic sweeps through New York City and, one by one, basic services fail. In only days, without food or water, society collapses into chaos. The Division, an autonomous unit of tactical agents, is activated. Leading seemingly ordinary lives among us, the agents are trained to operate independently in order to save society.
When society falls, your mission begins."
See the game intro here:
So in the game you play an autonomously acting (NWO?) soldier that was a sleeper among civilians executing dynamic orders to gain control over city quarters.
Two years ago I played a couple of hours of it, and thought "No way this can be predictive programming... nobody would dare to do that, that would be way too insane!" But look at the news today... way too insane!
"The Division" got released March 8, 2016.
Its successor is almost the same game but plays in Washington DC instead of NYC and got released March 15, 2019.
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Hi guys! I have to update that I found some alarming lyrics within the song: Uragirimono no Requiem in Jojo’s Bizzarre Adventure Part 5. Jojo’s had occultic themes ever since part 3.
Uragirimono no Requiem / Traitor's Requiem
Faith is just another worthless sign
I will live my life as Godless soul
Gang-Star!
My fear's gone, it is gone
Only a rage is left in my faithless world
Since I have betrayed my God
All is gone, now revenge
This fate is mine
I will survive on my own
This is my way to stay Gold
Fight with me, there is no hope I've tried
Won't give up, it is my destiny
Don’t care
Don’t you ever give me mercy
When my life is gone with the wind
Nothing more to lose, there’s no more
Fiery soul, burning every road to past
Fight with me with your raging fists
Let your soul burn into screaming pain
Don’t care
I’m on my way to the true wisdom
We’ll all fight, we're gonna fight the pain
This song is from Lucifer’s perspective disguised as Giorno’s
These lyrics are blatantly satanic, and if it wasn’t for the English translation... I wouldn’t have known. Guys when you listen to international songs please check the English translation! The chances that you might accidentally sing something evil is high.
Uragirimono no Requiem / Traitor's Requiem
Faith is just another worthless sign
I will live my life as Godless soul
Gang-Star!
My fear's gone, it is gone
Only a rage is left in my faithless world
Since I have betrayed my God
All is gone, now revenge
This fate is mine
I will survive on my own
This is my way to stay Gold
Fight with me, there is no hope I've tried
Won't give up, it is my destiny
Don’t care
Don’t you ever give me mercy
When my life is gone with the wind
Nothing more to lose, there’s no more
Fiery soul, burning every road to past
Fight with me with your raging fists
Let your soul burn into screaming pain
Don’t care
I’m on my way to the true wisdom
We’ll all fight, we're gonna fight the pain
This song is from Lucifer’s perspective disguised as Giorno’s
These lyrics are blatantly satanic, and if it wasn’t for the English translation... I wouldn’t have known. Guys when you listen to international songs please check the English translation! The chances that you might accidentally sing something evil is high.
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I recently found this video and I think It's pretty spot on when it comes to expose the occult agenda in videogames. Bioshock, Zelda, Call of Duty, Devil May Cry and many others. The guy explains it pretty well. Let me know what you think.
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Please do place more information on Life Is Strange. I've seen solo much symbolism there its crazy.
Purely speculation, but Microsoft Flight Simulator is a hot topic right now. I wonder if these obelisks are an occult message...
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Another intimidating obelisk has been found in Microsoft Flight Simulator
I guess we'll just have to start a cult.
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I played Dead By Daylight today and the whole game is fully satanic. Apart from the obvious symbolism, violence etc, the killers are sacrificing their victims to the “Entity”. The blood web reminds me of the tree of life or magic sigils. They also have the player make “offerings” to satan to get upgrades using blood. The game is just like The Cabin In the Woods, I wouldn't be suprised if the premis is something they do irl. Sick people. It’s programming people to accept satanism and making them take part in their ritual.
EVANGELION: another anime with prominent satanic themes.
If I may suggest something though, it's perhaps the bigger names like the Evangelion series and Gen Urobuchi's work like Madoka Magica, which is also painted with a very bleak view of the world and has stuff about the spiritual/demonic realm (in particular there was one moment a "witch" was whispering in a condescending voice to the main character to commit suicide, which is something that is a lot more real spiritually than people think), mentioning how an extremely powerful witch appears on Walpurgisnacht, implying the spiritual power behind these festivals, and of course the "selling your soul" contracts with Kyubey and such. Evangelion also has very interesting things to talk about. Even though many say the religious motifs were random and "just for flavour", and I don't know how much the creator Hideaki Anno knows or believes either, but there's a lot of patterns I can find, most notably with the robots themselves, being actually giant humanoids merged with technology (Nephilim), and alot of NWO stuff with organisations like SEELE (which has the serpent and forbidden fruit as its logo) and NERV (which references God in its slogan) wanting to enact some complicated plan to advance humanity using the EVA units. Even the tone itself, particularly the original show rather than the newer movies, is very depressing with its characters psychologically, perhaps hinting at the spiritual influence of these EVAs. That said, the movies, especially the 3rd one, called Q (which interestingly is short for "Quickening") amps the fallen angel imagery up to 11 with the wings, haloes, pretty much drawing clear parallels between the Angels and EVA in the show with actual fallen angels as we know them here.
If I may suggest something though, it's perhaps the bigger names like the Evangelion series and Gen Urobuchi's work like Madoka Magica, which is also painted with a very bleak view of the world and has stuff about the spiritual/demonic realm (in particular there was one moment a "witch" was whispering in a condescending voice to the main character to commit suicide, which is something that is a lot more real spiritually than people think), mentioning how an extremely powerful witch appears on Walpurgisnacht, implying the spiritual power behind these festivals, and of course the "selling your soul" contracts with Kyubey and such. Evangelion also has very interesting things to talk about. Even though many say the religious motifs were random and "just for flavour", and I don't know how much the creator Hideaki Anno knows or believes either, but there's a lot of patterns I can find, most notably with the robots themselves, being actually giant humanoids merged with technology (Nephilim), and alot of NWO stuff with organisations like SEELE (which has the serpent and forbidden fruit as its logo) and NERV (which references God in its slogan) wanting to enact some complicated plan to advance humanity using the EVA units. Even the tone itself, particularly the original show rather than the newer movies, is very depressing with its characters psychologically, perhaps hinting at the spiritual influence of these EVAs. That said, the movies, especially the 3rd one, called Q (which interestingly is short for "Quickening") amps the fallen angel imagery up to 11 with the wings, haloes, pretty much drawing clear parallels between the Angels and EVA in the show with actual fallen angels as we know them here.
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If you do the right things and I think pass a speech check you can actually convince the community to return to the city. The effectively take it over, but it's the best solution.The Outer Worlds - Wikipedia
I started "Outer Worlds" on the XBox last December. It is an open world RPG quite similar to Fallout New Vegas.
It came out for Windows, PS4 and XBox where it was part of the XBox Game Pass, so many people played it instantly.
It was a big financial success. The game´s developer "Obsidian" was bought by Microsoft in 2018, a year before release.
I did not finish the game yet - I´m only past the first planet somewhere in space - but there are quite some things that I find oddly similar to NWO related topics. I´m not sure if the game´s final message is pro-NWO or critical of it, but considering that it is heavily endorsed by Microsoft, maybe the answer is easy.
On the very first planet where the adventure starts the player has to make a big decision. It is wether to help a industry city ("Edgewater") or to help a dissident community that tries to arrange with nature. In the industrial city everybody is in fact a slave but basically gets what is necessary for a minimal living. In the dissident community everybody is free but they will not get help from the planet´s outside (medicine, etc) but have to help themselves with everything, they´re completely on their own.
The player *has* to make a choice: help the industrials or the dissidents, otherwise the story will not progress. The city you choose to help will live, the other one is doomed.
Essentially the choice is: will you choose freedom or safety?
Does this trade-off sound familiar from somewhere?
Some more strange aspects:
- Many people in the industrial city suffer from a "plague" and the city does not get enough medicine delivered from its mother corporation to be able to treat everyone. Strange timing to come up with such a gamestory at the end of 2019, is it?
- Also all the items in the game are branded somehow because everything is manufactured by some company, e. g. the healing potions are named "Adreno"... odd, hmm?
- The star system is governed by a hierarchical system of corporations.
Overall, I'd say the game is at least pretty anti-corporation.
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There's a lot of ways to read Madoka Magica though. Such as Madoka being a Christ figure, although one interrupted through the lens of a culture where Buddhism and Shinto dominate. [SPOILER="Madoka ultimately ends up sacrificing herself to break the cycle of suffering, to save her friends, all the magic girls that came before, and all the magic girls that will come after. Religious metaphor become all the more apparent in the movie sequel Rebellion."[/SPOILER]