Apparently Olivia’s hair is actually supposed to be grey (Dana Terrace confirmed it) so with that in mind she might not have dyed her hair but she might have Marie Antoinette Syndrome from whatever trauma she was hinted at having experienced before the park opened

I have a separate theory about why Frankie is hallucinating. Amongst the signs inside park planet we see one with an image of a star pup (one of the animal mascots) and text that says "don't hug me too long! I damage genomes!" I wonder if Frankie has spent too much time handling the tech that was thrown away without knowing any better because she wasn't exactly a frequent park visitor.

Second time I’ve been jumpscared by spookydude posting a video about something I like that isn’t deltarune

I get the not wanting to link real world tragedy to the theory, but the moment you mentioned dieing from carbon monoxide inhalation, my brain linked it to "blue lung disease" likely caused by inhaling fumes from the factories.

I honestly love the idea of Olivia parroting her mother's abuse to Guinevere. It's interesting, especially because Olivia and Guinevere both have a lot of mother symbolism

Humans are the machines that run on blood and fear I assumed

Wait didn't Frankie use her eyeball as a bottle opener or something?
I don't think she's a full on robot or android or whatever, but she definitely has some mechanical parts. Maybe she sees those holograms/hallucinations because her eye is technically park property, so she sees the "magical" part imstead of how it is. Maybe robotic park parts have some sort of software that force the lore or "magic" onto it, maybe for some sort of free advertising.
Idk maybe as an attempt at a sign of goodwill, Park Planet gave out robotic replacement limbs to people who lost or didn't have their own. Maybe because a robotic arm would have to be connected to the brain in order to function and move like an actual arm, they would subliminally add in ways to try and coarse you into going to the Park

I have a theory that both of Olivia’s parents died and the Orville we saw is a robot

I've been trying to make sense of the cord in kid Olivia's hand and you're the only one I've even seen acknowledge it, so thanks.

I have a big theory about KoG...




Clearly, the Knight of Guinevere is Papyrus

Huh... I've watched the pilot a few times and never noticed that Olivia was holding a cable in the beginning. That does change my perception of things. Good work, I'd definitely be down to see you branch out and do more stuff you're interested in covering.

"The Knights" of Guinevere are the knight
YES THE KNIGHT IS NOT ONE PERSON BUT MULTIPLE

The idea of Orville being actually a good guy blends perfectly with he parallels with Walt Disney and the general idea people have about him and Disney itself; A humble man that did his best, but whose legacy was tainted by factors far beyond what he could control (in real life his passing, in Kog whatever happen with his wife and daughter and also his passing)

I don’t think Guinevere is supposed to be evil.

I think Olivia accidentally killed her mother, than she was made into Guinevere, only as in they made a droid containing part of her mother's consciousness, that's kinda why Olivia has a thing about fixing Gwen, maybe the thought she could fix the only thing that has a bit of her mother's consciousness but anyway that's just my lazy theory...

The TRUE successor to game theory

In a flashback frame you can see roller coaster tracks commemorating the park's 99th anniversary.

I think I get you're getting at when you talk about how Frankie might be some sort of android but couldn't quite articulate it. I think a better word might be cyborg, an organic being with mechanical augmentations. Maybe what Frankie has is something akin to cyber-pshycosis from the cyberpunk setting. It does kinda track and it would also sidestep the unfortunate implications of making it a real world mental health condition like schizophrenia.

I like your theories! And I think all theorising, no matter how speculative (which isn't a bad thing), keeps the fandom going, keeps people involved, which I think is very VERY important for series, especially indie ones with only the pilot out. The more people talk about KoG, they better the chances are for us getting more of it quicker! So thank you! What you do is important!

My own fan theory is that the "robots" at Park Planet are not robots at all. They're cyborg and Guinevere is unique because she a fully organic brain giving her self-awareness that got dulled down to her tech parts like microchips or something, but she was able to fight it eventually. As for the mother, I think that before Guinevere was Guinevere, she was a bodyguard cyborg who failed to protect Olivia's mother, so now Olivia has developed an obsession with her. She is caught between love and hate because this cyborg was a part of her family to begin with, but on the other hand, she failed to protect her mother. The evidence of this is in how Guinevere was able to take down Arthur. Why would a cute little princess have THAT kind of strength? It also goes with the theme of how Guinevere is both a knight and a princess.