How the Entity Convinced Every Killer to join its Realm! (Dead by Daylight)

Summary

This video delves into the fascinating lore of various horror characters taken by the Entity into its realm. It explores the reasons behind each character’s capture, from weakness and fear to the Entity's manipulation of circumstances. Key figures like Ripley, the Xenomorph Queen, Wesker, Bubba, and others are analyzed in terms of how they were brought into the Fog and how their unique fears and transformations made them vulnerable. The video provides insight into how the Entity's realm functions, showing a combination of psychological manipulation and opportunistic timing in each character’s journey.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Entity in *Dead by Daylight* absorbs characters from various horror universes in unique ways, often manipulating their fear or exploiting weaknesses.
• 😀 Some characters, like Bubba from *Texas Chainsaw Massacre*, are taken into the Entity's realm due to their fear, similar to the fear they had for their families.
• 😀 The Xenomorph Queen's capture is a mysterious process, but the Entity likely engulfs it, as it can overpower beings like the Xenos due to their intelligence being less advanced than humans.
• 😀 The Dredge was absorbed after consuming an entire community, with no apparent resistance, indicating a seamless transition into the Entity's realm.
• 😀 Albert Wesker from *Resident Evil* was taken during his transformation, with the Entity exploiting his weakened state to absorb him, showing the Entity's opportunistic nature.
• 😀 Knight and his followers were taken during a battle, with symbols potentially summoning the Entity, and the Fog seemed to manipulate their perception of reality.
• 😀 Ghost Face enters the realm willingly, smiling as the Fog envelops him, suggesting a quicker acceptance and alignment with the Entity.
• 😀 The Unknown character resists being taken by the Entity, lashing back as it is pulled into the Fog, marking a rare instance of active resistance.
• 😀 Legendary characters such as HUNK, Look-See, Mordeo, Naughty Bear, Tiffany Valentine, and William Birkin have unclear origins but likely were absorbed due to circumstances that aligned with the Entity’s goals.
• 😀 The lore of *Dead by Daylight* often depicts characters being saved from death or brought into the Entity's realm at their most vulnerable, highlighting the Entity's manipulation of time and fate.
• 😀 The Fog serves as both a literal and symbolic force in *Dead by Daylight*, not just transporting characters but distorting their perception of reality, making their transition into the realm more complex and mysterious.

Q & A

How does the Entity interact with characters when they are at their most vulnerable?

The Entity often takes advantage of characters in moments of weakness or transformation, such as when characters are exposed to dangerous forces, in fear, or in the midst of a life-threatening situation. Examples include Wesker during his Uroboros transformation or Bubba (Leatherface) after spinning uncontrollably.

What is the significance of the Xenomorph Queen and Ripley being taken into the Entity's realm?

The Xenomorph Queen was likely engulfed by the Entity after Ripley ejected it into space. The Entity saved it from death, and it probably serves the Entity due to this intervention. The relationship highlights how the Entity can manipulate beings into servitude, even those as powerful as the Xenomorphs.

What role does fear play in a character's submission to the Entity?

Fear is a key motivator for many characters when they are taken by the Entity. For instance, Bubba's fear of failing his family seems to drive his submission to the Entity's will, similar to how others may serve out of fear of death or the unknown.

How does the Entity seem to manipulate the perception of characters it takes?

The Entity often distorts the perception of characters once they are in its realm. For example, Knight and his group may have died during their battle, but their perception was altered by the Entity's influence, making them believe they were still alive and fighting.

Why is the Unknown's resistance to being taken into the realm significant?

The Unknown is one of the few characters to actively resist being taken by the Entity. The struggle against the Fog represents a rare moment where the Entity’s usual control over characters is not immediate, highlighting the unique nature of the Unknown's fate.

How does Ghost Face's interaction with the Entity differ from other characters?

Ghost Face seems to accept being taken by the Entity without confusion or resistance. Unlike other characters who struggle or are manipulated, Ghost Face smiles and embraces the Fog, suggesting that he may have willingly aligned with the Entity's goals.

What does the Entity's ability to 'save' characters from death imply about its methods?

The Entity appears to 'save' characters from death by pulling them into its realm when they would otherwise die. This includes situations like the Knight and his group, where the Entity absorbs them mid-battle, possibly offering them a second chance or a different fate.

How does Dredge's entry into the realm differ from other characters?

Dredge's entry into the Entity’s realm is described as seamless, without much struggle or resistance. Unlike other characters who may be caught in moments of fear or weakness, Dredge’s absorption is implied to happen naturally and without significant complication.

What is the possible explanation for HUNK, Look-See, and other legendary characters being taken?

The origins of how legendary characters like HUNK, Look-See, and Tiffany Valentine were taken are less clear. HUNK may have been absorbed during his extraction from Raccoon City, while Look-See might have been reasoned with, similar to Pyramid Head. Tiffany could have been taken after her death in *Bride of Chucky*.

What role does the Fog play in the Entity's process of taking characters?

The Fog is a central element in how the Entity takes characters. It seems to serve as a tool for pulling individuals into the realm, often obscuring their vision or altering their perception. In some cases, like the Unknown’s, the Fog physically drags the character into the realm.