Gewsbumpz_dude
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This time, this Goosebumps CRT will mainly be for Will Blake's profile. Separating the keys into profiles (giving him the Goosebumps Film Series treatment), along with another profile to add on top of that. You can see all of that in this link.
Now for the lesser part of this thread, but will probably end up being the most controversial, don't crucify me for this I'm just bringing this up because I think it deserves discussion.
Recently two guys in the discussion thread for Goosebumps found some evidence that Goosebumps: The Game and the movies are canon to each other, that being the official description of the game that websites like Steam, Playstation store, and of course from the website of the developers themselves. Literally stating that the game is a prequel.
I personally done some digging on this and it not only doesn't contradict anything, but makes sense from a timeline perspective. Such as R.L. Stine himself in the second movie said that his monsters have escaped the manuscripts several times before (I don't have a specific clip as of now, but the wiki does back me up on this [check near the bottom of the Trivia section]) and it would explain why Slappy was the one who escaped from the Night of the Living Dummy manuscript even though Mr. Wood was the main antagonist of that story. The game outright confirms this with Mr. Wood still loose in the real world after all of the other Goosebumps monsters have been sealed in their books. Leave your thoughts about this below (moreso the Will Blake part, the latter part seems pretty straightforward).
Edit: I think I found the clip where R.L. Stine said that he had to defeat his monsters after they escaped several times before.
Now for the lesser part of this thread, but will probably end up being the most controversial, don't crucify me for this I'm just bringing this up because I think it deserves discussion.
Recently two guys in the discussion thread for Goosebumps found some evidence that Goosebumps: The Game and the movies are canon to each other, that being the official description of the game that websites like Steam, Playstation store, and of course from the website of the developers themselves. Literally stating that the game is a prequel.
I personally done some digging on this and it not only doesn't contradict anything, but makes sense from a timeline perspective. Such as R.L. Stine himself in the second movie said that his monsters have escaped the manuscripts several times before (I don't have a specific clip as of now, but the wiki does back me up on this [check near the bottom of the Trivia section]) and it would explain why Slappy was the one who escaped from the Night of the Living Dummy manuscript even though Mr. Wood was the main antagonist of that story. The game outright confirms this with Mr. Wood still loose in the real world after all of the other Goosebumps monsters have been sealed in their books. Leave your thoughts about this below (moreso the Will Blake part, the latter part seems pretty straightforward).
Edit: I think I found the clip where R.L. Stine said that he had to defeat his monsters after they escaped several times before.
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