Six is well aware of her hunger and her fate that lies ahead of her, so by saving Mono, she would actually end up killing him, by eating him. (This also explains why Shadow Six was trying to guide Mono to escape when the Thin Man was chasing him).Ģ. Explaining why she let go of Mono, because she has no previous memories of everything they’ve been through, only recognizes him as the boy who destroyed her music box. That Shadow Six is actually Six’s soul, so the Six who drops Mono, is just the soulless body of her previous self. So there are two ideas that could explain what happened right before Mono’s inevitable fall:ġ. Only to be followed by a sound of hunger (a sound we all recognize well from the first game) and can only mean one thing. So after Six gets kidnapped by the Thin Man, we see Six teleport out of a TV, only to meet a shadow version of herself.
Now if players collected all of the shadows, you would actually get the “secret ending” instead. Throughout the game we see many shadows, which Mono seems to be influenced by. It only takes one bad person to negatively influence the whole group. You know how the quote goes, “One bad apple can spoil the bunch”. Image via Google (Little Nightmares II)īut this negativity built inside Six is starting to affect Mono as well. Meanwhile, Mono has been the only character throughout the entire game to be kind to her, always saving her from harm’s way, often risking his own life to do so. Seeing Six grow more and more savage, with more hatred in her heart, it’s no wonder why she ends up becoming Monster Six within the final act in the game. We don’t really get to see what they did to Six when they kidnapped her, but most likely it wasn’t anything kind, making her even more blood thirsty… Image via Google (Little Nightmares II) Image via Google (Little Nightmares II)Īlso, during the school arc, after saving her from the ceramic puppet kids, Six didn’t hesitate to kill one of the kids with her own bare hands. For example, in the Hospital Prison, when they finally escape the Doctor by trapping him in the cremator, Six actually sits down, warming her hands with his burning body… kind of sickening behavior if you ask me. In fact, throughout each boss (where Six doesn’t get kidnapped) she seems to be the one to be okay with the murders. Unfortunately, this won’t be the last time Six encourages this action either. It was only because of Six’s encouragement that Mono actually shoots the Hunter in the first place. Watching this scene and knowing Six’s true self from the first game, when it comes to killing something or someone, she doesn’t seem to hesitate. Together the two attempt to escape his bullets and within the final moments, Six grabs the rifle, encouraging Mono to shoot the Hunter. Seeing that he isn’t the only tiny human in this world, he offers to save her, which she agrees.
Now, Mono wasn’t always this cruel, for in the first arc, The Hunter, Mono finds his shack and with it, a young girl who also seems to be isolated alone. Because ultimately, Mono becomes the “Final Boss/Villain” of this game. To me this scene perfectly embodies the quote, “Die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain”. Older Mono wanted to save Younger Mono from having the same fate he did (living in isolation and constantly being watched by the “eyes” ) That Mono wanted to get his revenge on Six for betraying him in the final chase sceneĢ.
With that in mind, what is the actual story? Main Story Using only music and background tracks to subtly develop the mood and tone of each setting.
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This series does an amazing job of “showing and not telling” for it allows the viewers to piece the story together for themselves through the fantastic visuals of the game. With many fans excited for the return of Six, and anticipating for the new main protagonist Mono, along with the many new bosses. Finally after four long years, the sequel to the first Little Nightmares game has finally been released on February 10.
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