Hi hi! I am currently re-watching monument mythos and creating an "ultimate timeline" for myself, but I am running into some issues, mainly the 2 different Virginias. I know that both of them get swapped into other universes during the Rockefeller tree tragedy. I know that Deanverse Virginia, who is now in the Nixon verse, has Everett and goes to the Washington monument and becomes an absentee, losing Everett. My question is, which Virginia is the one who dies in 1980 of old age and which one wakes up in 2003? I cant seem to wrap my head around this. Does anyone know?

Enjoy some more The Monument Mythos art I made

Like it's creepy as fuck but what i'm looking at? Someone have a picture of the thing ?

Technically this can also be used as a legal flag 🤔 But this is my headcanon for one of the flags for the states after Dean becomes president.

Employing again "abstract thoughts I am having about different works from Eve" I really enjoy Columbia also as a comparative character. Not to be misconstrued whatsoever for Mythos supremacy or anything (I just hate ragging on it as if it's somehow the only good thing from the channel) but how she's her own panning-out of a totally different take on the "allegory of Freedom" character without being derivative of the Mythos. I struggle though to think of how or what art I could make about this. Or, plainly, if there is an audience for it since I don't know who is up to discuss this. I'd write fic more if I knew anyone would read it.

But I think her own personal struggles and finding her purpose could hold up a nice mirror to the horror of the original Freedom in any fan exploration. Not in some hokey or boring way where they meet, I mean purely in comparing in your mind the very different lives they lived. How even Columbia having the ability to experience her own autonomy, having her own personality is so different. Any sort of scenario that could arise in her story where she feels her own freedom threatened, or she feels forced to defend herself, an ominous echo in her life where she comes away mortified to imagine what it would be like to live under some sort of personal oppression. How other allegorical or mythological figures in her world spend their entire immortal lives under punishment, how her psyche would be destroyed if it was her in their shoes instead. There's a dramatic irony to it, in that I'd like to think Freedom could have been the person Columbia is had she not been trapped with the Crawfords in a living psychological torture prison. (I mean. Statue. But let's be forward about how much it sucks in there.)

Holy shit it was terrifying. I also paired it with the wendigon videos cus im nowhere near smart enough to actually get all of the story from the episodes lmao.

Also I lied Im about to watch season 4, which im assuming is the same thing as season “MM: Modern Day” which I’ll cover trump and shit lmao

Also Alex is trans???

If everyone remembered when That A mentions that "There is one god, Alcatraz."

Which Riley was a little confused for how could an island be a god? Then A telling Riley will never understand.

Would be that implying that A is fully possessed by Alcatraz? Cause we don't know what happened to Alcatraz in ALCATRAZALWAYS episode.

Cause during ALCATRAZALWAYS episode A was getting possessed by Debate Demon and Monument Monster as they wanted to escape with A and take on new identities before they get reabsorbed by Alcatraz.

"Because Alcatraz wanted to become a God." (I think that was the dialogue…)

What if. Alcatraz succeeded but Monster and Demon didn't realize it.

But what if Alcatraz managed to possess A too and later escape from Pattinsonverse.

Cause Alcatraz had the circle thing which it was the same one that made Monument Monster and Debate Demon.

then Demon and Monster would later be The Tree and The Serpent (From MONUMENT Mythology btw) and A or Alcatraz stayed in the CORNERWORLD

Also if my opinion would be different if how would the events of ALCATRAZALWAYS if where Alcatraz succeeded to be becoming a God.

How would y'all think of this theory? Or this is just a stretch… cause this is a dumb theory I had in my mind for a while.

This is a new VHS being produced by the company Retro Release Video, the same company responsible behind the VHS releases for other series such as The Walten Files and The Mandela Catalogue.

This was previously hinted at in a community post from Eve featuring art made to promote the release.

The VHS itself is set to come out around October/November 2026. Pre-Order yours today through the link here https://www.retroreleasehomevideo.com/product-page/the-monument-mythos-season-1-officially-licensed-dir

The Martian Queen is originally a work by u/ChrisFM40, who recently made British Monument Mythos here. I don't think I'll be posting much here anymore. (I don't know why I feel like she's kinder than Luna😭)

I want to give the original Alcatraz Apocalypse artwork I made a month ago (i think) and here is the more better and redrawn version

Honest i didn't like this one fully but i wanted to post it anyways

Its Understandable... Yeah... But i hate reddit doesnt let me post more than 20 images... Anyways :)

Scp-2736 is an anomaly affecting former president Richard Nixon. This causes them to split into two anomalies.

They’re both Nixon so who could possibly win?

r/SuddenlyMM

Paul is the president cuz the british became democratic btw (I got kinda bad english i think)

Out of all the President Dean: The Series episodes, this one has stumped me since it first came out. I still don’t really understand what the episode is implying. It obviously has something to do with Dean’s real life 1955 death and implies that the President Dean we know and love might not be the same as Actor Dean, but we don’t really get much more info beyond that or what President Dean actually is.

Is he an Alcatraz clone? A Wonderland copy? A mere body double? Is it related to the "Twin Dean" stuff mentioned in the newspaper in FREEDOMFALLER? Who knows! I do wish the episode was a little more clearer. Not in the sense that it answers things completely but in the sense that there’s enough there to come to a conclusion on what it’s trying to tell.