Fan theories in videogames

 The Indoctrination Theory (Mass Effect series): This theory suggests that the ending of Mass Effect 3 is actually a hallucination caused by the Reapers, who are indoctrinating Commander Shepard.

The Link is Dead Theory (The Legend of Zelda series): This theory suggests that the Link character in the series is actually a reincarnation of a previous hero, and that each new game features a different iteration of the hero.

The Ash Ketchum Coma Theory (Pokémon series): This theory suggests that Ash Ketchum is actually in a coma throughout the series, and that his adventures in the Pokémon world are just a dream.

The Mario is Mental Theory (Super Mario Bros. series): This theory suggests that the entire Mario universe is a product of Mario's imagination, and that he is actually a mental patient.

The Rinoa is Ultimecia Theory (Final Fantasy VIII): This theory suggests that Rinoa, one of the main characters in the game, is actually the game's primary antagonist, Ultimecia.

The Tinfoil Hat Theory (Grand Theft Auto series): This theory suggests that the entire Grand Theft Auto universe is a conspiracy theory, and that the events of the game are orchestrated by the government.

The Jar Jar Binks Sith Lord Theory (Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace video game): This theory suggests that the character of Jar Jar Binks is actually a Sith Lord in disguise.

The Companions are Werewolves Theory (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim): This theory suggests that the Companions, a group of warriors in the game, are actually werewolves.

The Silent Hill Purgatory Theory (Silent Hill series): This theory suggests that the entire Silent Hill universe is actually a purgatory for the characters in the game.

The Sans is Ness Theory (Undertale): This theory suggests that the character of Sans in Undertale is actually a reincarnation of Ness, the protagonist of Earthbound.