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What makes up the major part of any Hidetaka Miyazaki game is how many theories can be made out of its storyline. Despite being showcased as totally independent, fans are somehow able to speculate their way into thinking that all the titles the renowned director has ever released are related to each other in one grand timeline.One suchtheoryspeculates how one of the endings provided inBloodborneactually follows up to the events ofElden Ring, and further into the event of theDark Soulsfranchise. This would thus create the grand timeline we just happened to talk about.
Why Hidetaka Miyazaki’sBloodborneIs Potentially A Prequel ToElden RingWhich Eventually Creates A Grand Timeline Of Events
Bloodborneis a game that came out 9 years ago, but as stated before, it has been speculated how one of the three endings provided in the game leads to the events ofElden Ring. We are talking about how the Transcend Humanity ending leads to the player eventually becoming the Greater Will we see the influence of in The Lands Between.
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After choosing the Transcend Humanity ending in the game, our character allegedly becomes one of the outer gods, one who is dedicated to serving mankind as he was once a part of them. This eventually leads to us sealing all of the other outer gods and creating the laws of the Two Fingers, creating the storyline of the latest FromSoftware release.
As every player knows already, the major event in the world ofHidetaka Miyazaki’sElden Ringis the shattering, which is the cause of conflict in the first place and is exactly where our tarnished characters come into play. Despite protecting The Lands Betweens for eons, if the player chooses to complete Ranni’s questline in the game, they are able to completely remove the influence of the Greater Will, allowing all the other gods to take over. This is expected to somehow take players to the franchise ofDemon SoulsandDark Souls.
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Bloodborneis a game that has a huge fan base. However, the potential of the franchise as a video game series lies unutilized as the studio has not yet released a much-demanded sequel to the game, and neither has given any indication to do so. The fans will have to do withthe upcomingBloodbornelive-action movie, which might be on its way to making a grave mistake.
Why The Upcoming Bloodborne Live-Action Movie Might Be On Its Way To Commit A Rookie Mistake
As suggested byDanielRPK, a reputed leaker in the community, the upcomingBloodbornelive-action production is set to cast none other thanBill Skarsgårdas the main lead in the movie. This information has come along with the fact that the studio is eyeing Adam Wingard to direct the film.
What fans of the title fear is how the production might be on its way to replicating the elements of the game itself in a movie-form, instead of focusing on the lore of the game. A frequent mistake when adapting a video game into a film is how it tends to convert something the user has already experienced into just another piece of entertainment. That is what the upcoming live-action movie might be on its way to doing.
Aaditya Chugh
Senior Gaming Writer
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At Fandomwire, Aaditya has been covering the world of multiplayer and RPGs in the gaming industry for the last 2 years. He writes on anything AAA, like Elden Ring and Starfield, to Indie hits like Stardew Valley, which even got him a place at the table as one of the official reporters at M. Comic Con 2025. Sony, Xbox, Nintendo, you name it, and he will be here to provide you with whatever you might need to stay in the loop.
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