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The blue channel as of yet hasn't been confirmed to be its own level or if its the beginning or the end of the backrooms etc. But here's a thought, if clipping through its is possible and leaves you in the void, what if it itself is the original level and the levels we are accustomed to are the sub levels of the channel? far fetched I know but of you can witness multiple levels from within the channel, its a theory worth some consideration.
Yeah I know I overthink
Wow that's a cool theory
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I prefer the black channel more. Like the blue channel, but pitch black. Makes sense
I think The Blue Channel is a very interesting place. It is a very creative and cool idea, +1!
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Friend of mine showed me this level a few days ago and its now one of my favorites, specially because of all the theories made in-universe to try to explain the level.
I do have my own theory tho, which is that this level is basically what contains the backrooms, with all existing levels being constantly moving around, and whatever touches The Blue Channel will start breaking (explaining the structures with no collision). Which means this level would basically act as a barrier. That could be an interesting in-universe explanation to why levels stop existing/stop being accessible, or why Entrances and Exists keep changing.
And yeah I know info changing about a level is to improve the storytelling but I think it would be an interesting way to make the changes in writing "canon" without breaking the immersion!
Read Level Velocity in that case, is so good. And it's great for this.
ARIGHT theory time :D
So I believe The Backrooms in it's entirety is 'connected' to the reality of The Frontrooms but there's a significant gap between the two & with the two realities being so close together sometimes vacuums form that bridge the two together, from which people can fall into (noclip) and enter The Backrooms.
Now the Backrooms itself very obviously isn't just a reality, it has some amount of sentience. So now with that in mind it's most likely aware of this gap, and with it's mindset try to fill this gap. Now enter the blue channel; with the BRs vastly different structure of reality it can't fully combine with the Frontrooms without catastrophe, so naturally our reality will try combat this. Once in combat the blue channel takes form, the reason it does is because the BR tries to fuse with our reality by taking chunks of it through the already formed vacuums.
Evetually the blue channel takes form and acts as a sort of bridge between these two realities. Now why do we not fall straight into here when we noclip? Because the elements used to form it came from polar opposite forces so it nullifed the outcome to create an area that cancels out the majority of laws the BR has, therefore making it not 'reality', while FR elements make it 'human'. This means the vacuums created beforehand pretty much ignore this area because it isn't it's own reality so it doesn't give vacuums a sufficient anchor without completely breaking them; so noclipping remains the same. The BR can't do anything without drastically changing form since laws of reality can't actually differenciate the BRs from the Blue Channel so it can't properly detatch unlike the FR as it can easily separate itself from the Blue Channel. This explains why you don't initially end up there but fully and well can.
TL;DR: the Blue Channel acts as a bridge between the Backrooms and our reality (Frontrooms) because the BR tried to fill a gap between itself and us. The gap filling caused a natural defence mech and had the FR fight back, creating the blue Channel by clashing.
Gasp :0
