Game Theory: Among Us Lore, You Will ALWAYS Lose!

Well this is probably my favourite theory

“Their anatomy is the same as a human” Literally had a single bone in their body

Matpat: "Crew mates are small human" Game graphic: "Crew mates dead bodies shows one single bone with jointed end surrounded by completely formed meat"

I have a theory for the kill countdown. Wonder why in the kill animation they only kill the crewmate with a stabing method but when you look at the body the tophalf of they're body is gone? Maybe the imposter EATS the tophalf of they're body. And they're still digesting the body. Thats why theres a kill cooldown. But thats just a theory a GAME THEORY!

For everyone that said how there’s only one bone in their body it actually makes sense because the Henry stickman universe is the same which most likely means that the crew mates are actually stickmen in space suits.

"Bruh, stop milking this." Evidently this person haven't seen MatPat's library of FNAF

Another small fact to back this theory up: in earlier developments of the game, the impostors were called the Infected, but this was later changed to impostors.

MatPat: I love Fraish Air Also MatPat: *Remembers he's in a Space Suit*

I love how he mentioned the imposter being able to turn into a person then already killed and now that is the game ❤

Everyone: stop milking this game FNAF: intense sweating

how could this be considered milking if among us doesn’t have udders? 🧐

Did anyone notice that at 2:47 the hat? The cat eyes go to X’s after the crewmate has been killed?

The opening of this episode is literally every horror movie ever. Red tells blue to move but he just stands there, waiting for the imposter to come to him.

“Bro stop milking this.” Fnaf: awkwardly glances to the left

I remember watching The Thing and being like 'Wow, that's totally like Among Us!' loll

In light of the new Hide n Seek gamemode, I think this further proves why Crewmates can't enter vents in normal but can in this one They can enter the vent, but can't get beyond the opening without getting a bit too cramped, while an Imposter can simply wiggle or, more horrifyingly, crush and deform the host's body in order to fit, Santana style

“Bruh stop milking this” Seems kinda sus, only an impostor would ask you to stop

PLOT TWIST: The crewmates are not in fact, and earthlings, but aliens themselves... When the crewmates returned to Mira HQ, they took the dropship home and they abandoned the Skeld. Unbeknownst to any of them, a few Crewmates and impostors were left behind on the Skeld. The remaining impostors on the Skeld attacked the abandoned Crewmates. In a last ditch effort, the abandoned Crewmates flies the Skeld into a solar system with 8 planets and a G-type main-sequence star. They then crash land on a snowy continent on a strange planet, however, all the crewmates died in the crash, and the remaining imposter freezes into a block of ice. 100,000 years later, a Norwegian research team finds the ruined Skeld and a frozen impostor. It's time for the Things to shine again. Edit: this is a reference to "The Thing". I'm saying that they are both in the same timeline.

I like how you mention height and weight but ignore the fact they have no arms.:cat-orange-whistling:

"They should try adding shapeshif-" Innersloth 1-2 years later: "Impostor can snapshot no-"