#lore q&a

[modmamono]

To those new to Puyo Puyo!

If you're interested in the lore, I recommend watching the videos in this post!

I do suggest not watching these as someone's very first Puyo Puyo thing though, some familiarity, interest, and/or attachment is recommended!

If you wanna know how Puyo Puyo's Canon is handled and how it's recommended you handle them. 

(Though please do read the editor's note too.)

Despite what you may've heard, Puyo Puyo isn't a light-hearted take on its predecessor "Madou Monogatari"

Madou Monogatari just had a more gory take on itself early on. Sometimes there's more to a Puyo game than a Madou game.

And here's an ongoing Lore Q&A series.

As of writing Part 2 is in production.

[hiddenthornswebseries]

If the actress for Seymour said she was a jazz singer, what are all the other queens singing?

Aragon: Classic Rock/Folk Music

Boleyn: Hard Rock

Cleves: Rap

Howard: Bubblegum Pop

Parr: The only one who is not in the music industry.

~ White Rose Mod

[hiddenthornswebseries]

For the Lore Q&A: I read that apparently Seymour’s gonna have an American accent. So on that note, where are all the Queens from here?

Aragon: Madrid, Spain, like she was in real life.

Boleyn: Born in the UK before moving to France in the 80s and then moving back in the 90s, like in real life.

Cleves: Düsseldorf, Germany, like she was in real life.

Howard: Considered having her (and Boleyn) come from Canada for a bit. Depends on if our actress is able to successfully do a British accent. (Our Boleyn thankfully is British already.)

Parr: Our survivor is an Aussie, mainly because her actress is an Aussie.

[hiddenthornswebseries]

So... how did you explain the War of the Roses?

You know how the Hatfields and McCoys feud got started? Over which family owned a pig. Judge sided with one family over another and that family didn’t like that. Yeah, the, “War of the Roses,” started over something just as petty, if not more so. It’s called the, “War of the Roses,” because one Plantagenet family (Lancasters) sued another after a flowerbed got allegedly destroyed by another (Yorks) and the first family lost.

[hiddenthornswebseries]

Really intrested to see how you interpret the deaths of all the men exucuted along with Anne. Also is Thomas Seymour still a slimeball? How does Jane die? I have so many questions

Spoilers

Yeah… still tries to hit on Bess and Parr ends up divorcing him.

Seymour? Same as in reality. Parker? She doesn’t here. She’s been getting help for her mental illness for the past few years. She’s currently retired. Grey? It’s not 2023 yet. Too soon to say.

[hiddenthornswebseries]

Will the church actually split lol, why can't Henry divorce Catherine

It won’t be as dramatic as that. Henry’s a Protestant to start with (don’t ask how… we didn’t get that far lol). And the reason he doesn’t divorce Catherine? Well, it’s because (like in reality) she’s stubborn. In 1529, after going down on her knees to try to get Henry to tell her what she did wrong (Yes; she actually did that.) she famously walked out and put the divorce to a halt. So it’d be that plus (since Mary was 13 at the time) a lengthy custody battle.

Since this is modern day, we can easily say they’re separated from 1999 until 2003 when the divorce proceedings are finally complete, during that time, both parents had joint custody.

[hiddenthornswebseries]

How are you going to translate beheadings to the modern day? Also how is Henry's power as king shown ?

Spoilers

Henry’s nicknamed the, “King of Music,” by means of being the president of a record label in the UK, Tudor Rose Records (hence the icon of a record with the Tudor Rosette)