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Hell, we could just summarize all the theories here and leave it at that...

Um... how does that go against CS in the first place? I get the feeling that you didn't really read the theory. Both Quote and Curly were already in action during or shortly after the War. They just got damaged and repaired after their first mission ended. A robot's "mind" consists of several...

Okay. Natural optical fiber, all through the Island's rock. Proposed right at the first page, repeated several times, never discussed.

Duh. That's why it's called a theory.

Armor: 1/10 Gah, I hate those bastards! Gaudi Egg

Hidden lightbulbs. Hidden solar panels.

Good. A theory needs to be fought, after all. But let's begin: Maybe "Bob" loved Island (as in "Home Sweet Home"). Or he was wanted on the Surface. There are a lot of reasons for him not to want to leave the Island. And probably he thought that it's best to fight fire with fire. And fight...

Okay, this is what happened: 10 years ago, the Island was invaded by armies of robots, who sought after the great, powerful Demon Crown. A terrible bloodshed took place, during which countless Mimigas and humans (said by Jenka) perished. An extraordinary individual, let's call him Bob, who...

Unfortunately.

Hey, if you want to, I'll post the summary to a new thread.

I'll have to break it for you, Fire, that already happened. What you see now is me, post-therapy. But back to the theory: Implausible.

Okay, I admit, Quote being built by King was a bit far-fetched, but that still doesn't mean that he wasn't built on the Island. I promise, the theory will be worth it.

See? One more thing to assume: The Island being a living organism. I mean, if you can't support your theory without making up any more BS, then there's probably something wrong with it.

Hey, let's make a deal. Give me some time and I'll tell you all about this theory I can. There's just too much of it to type it quickly. Okay? Oh, and yeah, teah was supposed to mean team...

I'm pretty much certain I said Quote was created during the war, not after it. What I mean is, that a certain Mimiga built his own teah of robots and sent them on a mission to destroy the Crown to get rid of the Island's curse (the curse of being target of power-hungry individuals).

0/10 Not a Cave Story character. That king, you know, the one from past...

I only said that about two theories, including this one. Half the characters blind? Flowers being mushrooms? Grass being worms? I'm sorry, that's just too much.

Okay, now that's just too much to assume in order to believe your theory, Fire.

Uh... no. As I said before, we do not know when Quote and Curly Brace met for the first time. First, she may have been from an entirely different manufacturer. And second, why would her also being made on the Island make the theory less implausible?

Uh... 5/10... whatever that means. Arthur

Nah, I'm just seeing if this idea "sticks to the wall". Anyway... These tons of evidence are rather easy to explain. None of it is direct, and King would want his creation to pass up as a surface robot, after all. There might have been a ladder in the Village up to the First Cave (just like in...

My point exactly. There' just too much to assume in order to believe this theory.

Curly never explicitly stated that the two of them were sent onto the Island, only "thousands of robots" and "when we got here". Also, Quote was called Surface-robot, as you said, because King had no other materials to build him than the destroyed killer robots. We also don't know when did Quote...

OBJECTION! First, why does Kanpachi fish in total darkness? He has no light source with him. Second, how do they grow plants without light? The same goes for the grass in Grasstown. Third, how was Toroko able to see Quote in total darkness? In fact, how was anybody able to do that? Fourth...

Yeah, what he said. Damn great job, Medhow.