How do you know this and what are you basing this on? I've just only started to watch the Netflix series and I'm wondering if I did just totally miss the hints or are you perhaps referring to some other lore/will they appear later ob in the series?
Doesn't Deckard have those glitching eyes after eating the magic crystal donut too? It's either a side effect of the magic crystals for all of them, or Deckard is somehow a robot too.
Deckard's eyes don't really glitch out tho- What I think is that some of the wish crystal fragments got stuck in his head/made their way to his brain which was making him see that stuff ig the mirror
I think there's a difference between Bee's glitching eyes and the space outlaw's Bee's eye glitch goes all over the place where as the space outlaws remains in one position and seems to have a pattern, maybe the glitchy eye effect on the space outlaw is more on magic than him being a robot.
I really like the theory of Bee drowning in the sea because that explains her fear of water. However, In my opinion, I think Bee died or almost died from an illness and her dad couldn't find a cure or transformed her into a robot so she wouldn't be ill again. There were a lot of times when they said it or that Bee wasn't sleeping well and she couldn't go outside of her house. I don't know, I want this series to continue soon, I love it!
Watch her be a reincarnated robot version of the space princess which is why puppycat can be so loving and also so hostile towards her. Makes sense why he blushes when she says he loves her and she loves him too. Im all for it
@@NakedWyverns it’s specifically noted that she was made to be waterproof, thus the fear isn’t the result of something to do with her current physical state.
i think violet’s wish was actually to be able to share pieces of her home and of space with cardamon and bee. not only do her tears contain shapes that depict things she likely remembers from her adventures, but they also affect the biological life in strange ways, mutating it to seem like the types of animals that bee would often see in her temp work. i think the tears were the broken wish’s way of bringing space to the island so bee and cardamon could get a taste for the environment that violet had such a passion for before they were born.
I like that, but violet said she didn’t know how Cardamon “got out” of the hooked up stuff but that she and he were “going back” so she wouldn’t have known that he was awake to want to share things with Bee and Cardamon.
I think the corruption of the plants was based on the fact that she didn't eat a completed wish crystal since Moully said that eating only a particle one makes the wishes weird, or not even what the person wanted to wish for
Didn't Bee talk about how she was sick in one of the birthday episodes? About how her father took her to the arcade before she got sick? Or something like that?
I had a feeling cardamon was a robot bees dad made for violet because it seemed like she really adored kids. In the flashback she absolutely loves Bee’s dad (her favorite from what puppycat says) but he’s human so he grows up. Violet even says “stupid dad” in the end before she goes back to sleep which wasn’t like we saw previously. so at some point, I’m thinking, she probably lost interest in him because he was no longer adorable and small. To get on her good side again he probably made her a cardamon.
Puppycat said something about having a mother; i don't think he's a robot. (The eyeflashing on him was always connected to the warlocks' magic from what I could tell.) Violet being a robot doesn't make sense, she grew (her wings grew too) and aged as an alien we don't know what her lifespan could be. I thought the machine was just keeping her in cryosleep for space travel. In the episode where she wakes up she says something about how Cardamon wasn't supposed to be awake which meant he was sleeping with her but the plugs got dislodged or something and he woke early to his hibernating mom and had no knowledge of how to wake her. The machine seemed to be keeping her body healthy, i kind of expected her to not be able to walk right away but she could.
@@deepcut7788 Or that could just be what her bones/anatomy look like as a humanoid alien. We don't have all the info on her yet afterall. Also, there was no robotic effects to her voice at all despite what Cartoon Universe claims. That's just Jennifer Tilly's voice. If they are referring to when Violet does the announcement to the island citizens, she's clearly using the tracker as a PA broadcaster/bullhorn.
@@JayWolf1985 Agreed. I also don't believe that they are robots, even though the theory is interesting. I believe that Bee is the only robot unless PuppyCat and Violet have fake memories of being children that were placed. Just seem a little farfetched. To me Bee resembles the story of Astro Boy and Metropolis. She's a real child who was in an accident or got sick and was turned into a cyborg by her genius dad. But Bee as a Cyborg also has a purpose like the way she protected Deckard and Moully in space and in the final where she protects the island. I think she has a function as some kind of protector and isn't just made into a robot for the sake of just being alive. That's too simple. Also because she's so strong, like Project Ako. Allegri probably grew up with these stories since there are so many references, also to Sailor Moon, who comes from another planet, but is a protector, Kirby's Dreamland (the style and the Eyeball), Rainbow Brite (Sticky looks just like her dog, and the Warlocks remind me of this universe) and even the book Clowning Around (Crispin).
I think Cardmon is a robot, or at least partially. The mom saying how she doesn’t know how he woke up and he seemed plugged in next to her at the end implies both are supposed to be asleep. I really hope we get another season to understand more!
@@oldsport3364 I only know that Bee apparently shared her birthday candy with Cardamon, I don't remember if she said it was also his. But that also seemed to imply that Cardamon can eat that candy which presumably is atomic and only edible for robots 🤔
@@sapphic.flower I don’t remember bee sharing the candy with cardamon bc she didn’t use the dad box on the 2nd birthday episode, but on the first birthday ep (the og) bee shares a 1/2 of her candy with puppycat.
Idk if anyone has said this already but I think the toddler in the space outlaws team is bee’s dad and it makes more sense for Violet and puppycat to know him
I feel like we actually got subtle confirmation that cardamon IS a robot in the episode with bees birthday, where she says that her and cardamon regularly split her “birthday candy” that is later confirmed to be pure energy in the puppycat flashback. I feel like he wouldn’t have been able to eat those every year (for who knows how long) as a normal human
The thing is though that like Violet; the three pieces of Bee didn't consume an entire crystal either. They barely had any of it at all in fact. So either their wish is incomplete or like fish girl it could be temporary and will wear off in time returning them to their original forms.
I think the glitch in Space outlaw/puppycat's eyes are side effects of the warlocks' magic, I think each symbol represents a different warlock. I don't think either Violet or Outlaw are robots. With Violet it looks more like a nervous system than a robotic design in my opinion. Like Violet just seems to be in cryo ship to potentially hide from the warlocks. Molly may or may not be a robot I question it because he bleeds. Also I think Sticky is the princess
I personally have to question the need for the shell to gain independence from the parts. Having conflicting ideas or desires isn't weird, it's just normal, and this is one way that can be shown. Ultimately, the Bee we know isn't just the robotic "hive," but _all_ of them. The "hive" and every single one of the spectral copies (that I like to call "the swarm") together make up the character we know as Bee. Heck, it could be argued that real people are already collectives of trillions of semi-dependent living things all working together, and that's without getting into the even weirder ways to divide a person into multiple distinct entities. Bee's robot body doesn't strictly need its own sentience because it's not the character we've come to love, only a part of her.
During the reboot episode of Bee’s birthday it shows her dad with a similar dad box, but there are 3 boxes total in his location. So could those be for the other robots he built?
Yes and the other boxes have symbols on them. That’s why for a moment I thought decayed was a robot cause of the diamond on the back of his head that glows in the finale
I always assumed Cardamon was a robot. Cardamon would have birthday candy too, and they don’t seem to age. Plus, they keep getting candy for their mum.
Cardamon is just wierd, something doesnt add up, I mean, hes 7, but for the wizard family to grow up in the island Violet should already have been asleep for a long time, so he should be a robot right? but how noone noticed that a child never grows up, hes the landlord, they see him each month, so if noone noticed he gotta be growing up right? I dont understand TnT
@@oxybrightdark8765 They did? I remember that they know that Bee doesnt age and that they think its weird a kid is their landlord, but I dont remember if they say something about his age
@@lixivia8350 I'm theorizing now maybe someone else had been collecting rent and managing the properties, before the events we see in the series. Then this person became unavailable. So Card was awakened automatically by whatever Machine is running this island. Maybe it was the old man who loves the cafe cats, was the property manager until he became too senile. Just my head canon idea.
I imagine this has been said before, but Bee being a robot is funny in that it may explain why she uses her toilet to keep her food. (Does she even need to go potty?) It may also explain why we see her eating mainly sweets -- the sugar is the energy that runs her insides. (And symbolically, there's the connection to her name Bee... bees consuming nectar to make honey.)
We literally see some characters glow with robotic insides like violet or have robotic eyes like puppycat. Stop lying like we can up with this only because bee is a robot.
I like the drowning theory, but to align it with the idea of Bee “becoming sick,” I’d suggest that she died of what’s colloquially known as dry drowning or maybe even secondary drowning, things which can occur hours or even days after an incident where one inhaled water into their lungs.
You've said several times now that you think Bee died in an accident. She clearly states in one episode, "before I got sick," indicating that's how she died. And it would make sense that her dad had time to create a robot version of her while she was still alive. She still could've died in an accident while she was sick, but what put the line in there if that was the case???
I think it remains unanswered if child Bee literally died. Her body could have been failing due to an illness. So her brain was put into a robot body (that was partially powered by those five small beings, in a symbiotic relationship). I would expect that if there are more seasons, then this will be addressed.
I feel like bee is the only cyborg/robot and that puppycat and violet are just magic in some way, cuz we see the same glitchy things on a human (deckard).
or birthdays... they seem like a recurring theme, maybe it's got something to do with birth, aging, and how those topics relate to someone who's no longer organic, and is unable to grow old(?
@@caguay I think it's thematic indeed as you described well. And Bee appears to have two birthdays. The first one we see in Episode 3 is when she was reborn as a robot, which is the same as Cardamon's birth date. The second one is probably for when the human version of her was born.
Literallly since the day Bee and Puppycat came into being ages ago, I had the most bizard theory and LIS just gives me more to add to it: Puppycat is the Space Outlaw, but I think Puppycat is just Outlaw's soul (including his memories) and when Space Princess betrayed him (shot him), he was split into two. The mages magic tried to trap him but due to the split, only his soul was "trapped", but it morphed into what Puppycat is now. Deckard is Space Outlaws body, but was given false memories by the Mages and placed into the Wizard family to hide him and use him as collateral after Puppycat escaped. Again, very bizzare, but the connections between the two (Dimonds, plants, failure, complacentness, the allusion to being prince-like) really hit me.
1:10 OMG one of the things that stucked in my head since I've watched it last week is that, in episode 13 near the minute 20:20, Bee puts the first shard in the parasol and it looks like an upside down coffin falling to the ocean, and thats weird, cause this is a cute somber show and you wouldnt put something that looks like that when u are mistyfing so much the ocean during the whole season. Anyways, I still dont buy it, even if in the reboot the direct reference to commit dying has been removed, she says that her father used to made games until she got sick, and im pretty sure whatever that was, it was what killed her, most likely depression.
I think the bigger question is what defines "robot" in this universe vs. cyborg. Both technologies appear to exist. Mooli could be a robot. But Bee and PuppyCat could be cyborgs (brains put into robot bodies) -- or they could be robots that have the memories of other people imprinted onto them. Or, maybe child Bee is still alive, but asleep/in stasis somewhere (which hasn't been revealed to us yet) and she's been living through the BeeBot remotely. This could be similar to how it appears Cardamon's mother controls the island, and maybe she's been experiencing her life through the entire island as her "body". I think everybody else is human (including Cardamon). They just happen to have taken to living on this island that is actually a gigantic, organically based starship.
I think bee had a traumatic experience in water. But she lived after that. That explains her fear of water. I think you’re right that she got electrocuted because she wouldn’t remember the events leading up to her death as she was so young and she ultimately died. So there’s no thought after that. Unlike the almost drowning experience she must have had where she remembered how everything felt because she didn’t die
One thing that I predict could tie into everything in the end: Cas is a programmer. What has she been working on? (AI code?) Who does she work for? I wonder if the glimpses of code we see on her screen could show clues -- if they are really legit lines of programming.
Maybe Cardamom is a robot too, since according to Bee when she broke that candy in half, she said that she should have shared it with Cardamom since they ate it together in the past. “It’s my birthday, so it’s your birthday too,” Bee said in a letter addressed to Cardamom involving the wish donut. So maybe Cardamom and Bee were both made by Bee’s father.
Bee in the third episode says she came to glitch gorge before she “got sick” also in the same episode when we see her dad, there’s two other box’s just like bees that are in the room w/ him, he also seems like is in so weird time place when you look out the window
Bee and cardamon were twins but they both got sick and then bee died while cardamon and violet were put in a form of cryo sleep to halt the illness from getting worse, similar to a mr. Freeze from Batman
I think that Cardamon is a robot because on Bee's first birthday in the Netflix series, bee says "its may birthday, so that means its your birthday too." referring to Cardamon.
I assume all the robots in the show are actually living beings which belong to some kind of alien biomechanical race with ability to grow themselves but much slower than humans
Am I the only one that thinks they're cyborgs and not necessarily full robots? Like maybe it's a gradual process of "part" replacement based on injury/illness rather than a total work up?
While Bee is for sure an Android, I think Puppycat/Space Outlaw and Violet are more just a bit digi- their eye flickers seem more controlled and intentional in regards to tech implying it's more an enhancement than straight up robotic replacement
Because Bee likes to share her birthday with people? It’s not that deep lol. They weren’t born on the same day in any shape or form. She mentions that he likes eating her birthday candy with her sometimes. If it was literally also his birthday they’d have said that
Yes, since I started watching the show - I only found the show on CZcams during the lockdown/ pandemic - I got total Astro Boy vibes. Astro Boy, Metropolis, Sailor Moon, Kirby's Dreamland, Project Ako, Rainbow Brite, Gunnm / Battle Angel Alita, Hayao Miyazaki world of course and the Clowning Around books series because of Crispin's backstory.
Yeah I see Astro Boy as one of the (many) inspirations for this series. I think it remains to be answered if Bee is a cyborg (the brain of a child girl whose body was dying put into a robot body) or an AI robot.
Another homage/inspiration could be an old live-action sitcom: Small Wonder. Bee's waitress uniform in the first episode also looks similar to the robot girl's outfit in that sitcom.
@@hw2577 Oh right! I don't know the sitcom, actually never heard of it, but yeah uniform, engineering family and robotic daughter says it all. Good call.
okay, my only question is whats the difference between lazy in space and the leaked lazy in space?? is there even a difference or is it somewhat the same?
Yes, I actually thought about this as well. Kinda like Gunnm / Battle Angel Alita, because she's a female cyborg that ages (or is put in a new body). Again it also makes sense that Bee is a cyborg which is named after a child that died.
They are from the season one! (The reboot one on Netflix) I don’t quite remember which episode but I think it’s ep 3)? (The reboot one for her birthday episode)
I honestly feel like this series was done lazily. They always brought up new topics to the plot but would just scrape the side stories. One thing that confused me is how bee hates water, and canonically in the debut of bee and puppy cat she can’t actually touch water or she electrocutes but in this version she just… doesn’t like water. There was no explanation and I’m someone who needs a reason for everything. I don’t know it’s just my opinion.
Yes, I also believe this. Both because it seems like Bee's dad is Cardamoms' dad. Violet really liked him as a child, and he grew up and he either made Cardamom if he's a robot or Violet and him actually were together as a couple. Makes sense that she's upset when she wakes up, like maybe he left her? I mean he was her favorite, and yes she was an adult when he was a kid, but who knows. Relationships like these have happened. Also it explains why Bee, though a bit slow, suddenly wonders why Cardamom as a child is all alone, and starts helping him and seems sisterly. They could also look alike, where Bee resembles the dad more (brown hair) and Cardamom the mother (purple hair).
@@elimo3901 I thought Cardamon looked sort of like a mix of Bees Dad and Violet too. That's what first got me thinking about it. Do we even know how old violet and puppy cat are..or were when they were in school? Like, Bee's Dad is young but him and Violet def seem old enough to have a relationship now ...and Bee's Dad has been older for awhile now...maybe Violet was in suspension for a while before they got together
seeing how magic like the technology gets in this show i don't know why everyone thinks bee had to die, and that she couldnt just be built to grow. it feels like forced edge ifk
Everyone a robot theory is a big stretch. Edit: bee died as a human and turned into a robot theory seems dumb too. You're taking her "i was sick when i was younger" waayyy out of context.
To be clear we are to assume that baby Bee was Violet's first child? If Bee and Cardamon share the same "father" that makes them siblings to some extent. If Bee's father altered her to save her life or bring her back I'm guessing he also did something to Cardamon aswell. How long was Cardamon asleep before he woke up and does that mean Bee to some degree knows who Violet and Cardamon are?
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How do you know this and what are you basing this on? I've just only started to watch the Netflix series and I'm wondering if I did just totally miss the hints or are you perhaps referring to some other lore/will they appear later ob in the series?
Doesn't Deckard have those glitching eyes after eating the magic crystal donut too? It's either a side effect of the magic crystals for all of them, or Deckard is somehow a robot too.
Deckard's eyes don't really glitch out tho- What I think is that some of the wish crystal fragments got stuck in his head/made their way to his brain which was making him see that stuff ig the mirror
he isn't he was born from his parents and was raised and grew into an adult
The major piece of evidence is the fact that he bled.
@@cupoftea3499 yeah. That. Also he feels pain
@@sharkshakes also Mullay feels pain and bled too.
I think there's a difference between Bee's glitching eyes and the space outlaw's
Bee's eye glitch goes all over the place where as the space outlaws remains in one position and seems to have a pattern, maybe the glitchy eye effect on the space outlaw is more on magic than him being a robot.
I really like the theory of Bee drowning in the sea because that explains her fear of water. However, In my opinion, I think Bee died or almost died from an illness and her dad couldn't find a cure or transformed her into a robot so she wouldn't be ill again. There were a lot of times when they said it or that Bee wasn't sleeping well and she couldn't go outside of her house.
I don't know, I want this series to continue soon, I love it!
The reason Bee hates water was because of all the ship parts in the ocean, bringing back memories of some tragic event.
Watch her be a reincarnated robot version of the space princess which is why puppycat can be so loving and also so hostile towards her. Makes sense why he blushes when she says he loves her and she loves him too. Im all for it
@@wintersfox18 I wouldn't be surprised but I still like to think it's secretly Sticky xD
Well she is a robot, robot, water, electricity, you get the point
@@NakedWyverns it’s specifically noted that she was made to be waterproof, thus the fear isn’t the result of something to do with her current physical state.
i think violet’s wish was actually to be able to share pieces of her home and of space with cardamon and bee.
not only do her tears contain shapes that depict things she likely remembers from her adventures, but they also affect the biological life in strange ways, mutating it to seem like the types of animals that bee would often see in her temp work.
i think the tears were the broken wish’s way of bringing space to the island so bee and cardamon could get a taste for the environment that violet had such a passion for before they were born.
I like that, but violet said she didn’t know how Cardamon “got out” of the hooked up stuff but that she and he were “going back” so she wouldn’t have known that he was awake to want to share things with Bee and Cardamon.
@@AnderKCAndra it could be a subconscious act, or maybe a reflection of her waking wishes
@@maxthedeadthing That’s true, I didn’t think of that.
I think the corruption of the plants was based on the fact that she didn't eat a completed wish crystal since Moully said that eating only a particle one makes the wishes weird, or not even what the person wanted to wish for
@@TibbyChi Oh yeah, I forgot he said it could be stuff that they didn't even wish for.
Didn't Bee talk about how she was sick in one of the birthday episodes? About how her father took her to the arcade before she got sick? Or something like that?
I had a feeling cardamon was a robot bees dad made for violet because it seemed like she really adored kids. In the flashback she absolutely loves Bee’s dad (her favorite from what puppycat says) but he’s human so he grows up. Violet even says “stupid dad” in the end before she goes back to sleep which wasn’t like we saw previously. so at some point, I’m thinking, she probably lost interest in him because he was no longer adorable and small. To get on her good side again he probably made her a cardamon.
Puppycat said something about having a mother; i don't think he's a robot. (The eyeflashing on him was always connected to the warlocks' magic from what I could tell.)
Violet being a robot doesn't make sense, she grew (her wings grew too) and aged as an alien we don't know what her lifespan could be. I thought the machine was just keeping her in cryosleep for space travel. In the episode where she wakes up she says something about how Cardamon wasn't supposed to be awake which meant he was sleeping with her but the plugs got dislodged or something and he woke early to his hibernating mom and had no knowledge of how to wake her. The machine seemed to be keeping her body healthy, i kind of expected her to not be able to walk right away but she could.
I second this.
We literally see violet has robotic insides.
@@deepcut7788 Or that could just be what her bones/anatomy look like as a humanoid alien. We don't have all the info on her yet afterall.
Also, there was no robotic effects to her voice at all despite what Cartoon Universe claims. That's just Jennifer Tilly's voice. If they are referring to when Violet does the announcement to the island citizens, she's clearly using the tracker as a PA broadcaster/bullhorn.
@@JayWolf1985 right? It's strange to me how he thinks Violet's voice sounds "robotic" somehow, and that he just runs with it like it was a fact
@@JayWolf1985 Agreed. I also don't believe that they are robots, even though the theory is interesting. I believe that Bee is the only robot unless PuppyCat and Violet have fake memories of being children that were placed. Just seem a little farfetched. To me Bee resembles the story of Astro Boy and Metropolis. She's a real child who was in an accident or got sick and was turned into a cyborg by her genius dad. But Bee as a Cyborg also has a purpose like the way she protected Deckard and Moully in space and in the final where she protects the island. I think she has a function as some kind of protector and isn't just made into a robot for the sake of just being alive. That's too simple. Also because she's so strong, like Project Ako. Allegri probably grew up with these stories since there are so many references, also to Sailor Moon, who comes from another planet, but is a protector, Kirby's Dreamland (the style and the Eyeball), Rainbow Brite (Sticky looks just like her dog, and the Warlocks remind me of this universe) and even the book Clowning Around (Crispin).
I think the real Question is when are we going to get a PuppyCat Plushie Toy🐕🐈
You mean again they had one at some point but it small time thing I think. It also talked
@@Missgir yeah! They did
I still have my boy. He's so cute 🥰
@@Missgir yeah, I got one of those at an anime convention a few years ago 😊
Comment 69 here, I second this. Take my moneyyyyyy. But, also give him a squeeze hand to make cute vocaloid noises. u///u
The little boy who played young bee's dad was credited as "Bird" in cast section of the credits
Bird and Bee
The birds and the bees
@@Homodemon yep
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@@gendiswkstudio8761 haha right
I think Cardmon is a robot, or at least partially. The mom saying how she doesn’t know how he woke up and he seemed plugged in next to her at the end implies both are supposed to be asleep. I really hope we get another season to understand more!
Plus, i think they have the same birthday as bee right?
@@oldsport3364 I only know that Bee apparently shared her birthday candy with Cardamon, I don't remember if she said it was also his. But that also seemed to imply that Cardamon can eat that candy which presumably is atomic and only edible for robots 🤔
@@oldsport3364 he has the same birthday but he gets sick, therefore not a robot
@@sapphic.flower it is pure energy
@@sapphic.flower I don’t remember bee sharing the candy with cardamon bc she didn’t use the dad box on the 2nd birthday episode, but on the first birthday ep (the og) bee shares a 1/2 of her candy with puppycat.
Idk if anyone has said this already but I think the toddler in the space outlaws team is bee’s dad and it makes more sense for Violet and puppycat to know him
I thought that was self explanatory
@@amazingnobodylee I’m just dumb and didn’t see a picture so close together that I just kinda connect the dots now 😅
@@aforceofart4351 Every part of the Netflix reboot indicates it. like the hair. and apologising for not having fixed Puppycats ship yet.
@@sharkshakes yeah I just seen it I’m just dumb 😂
@@aforceofart4351 you should watch the original here on CZcams at cartoon hangover
I feel like we actually got subtle confirmation that cardamon IS a robot in the episode with bees birthday, where she says that her and cardamon regularly split her “birthday candy” that is later confirmed to be pure energy in the puppycat flashback. I feel like he wouldn’t have been able to eat those every year (for who knows how long) as a normal human
Moully isn’t a robot. He had a wound that bled and healed on its own without maintenance.
The thing is though that like Violet; the three pieces of Bee didn't consume an entire crystal either. They barely had any of it at all in fact. So either their wish is incomplete or like fish girl it could be temporary and will wear off in time returning them to their original forms.
Well for fish girl it didnt wear off, she threw it up and since she didn’t fully digest it, it reversed
puppycat's eye glitches are different from bee's, they're the symbols on the flower petals.
I think the glitch in Space outlaw/puppycat's eyes are side effects of the warlocks' magic, I think each symbol represents a different warlock. I don't think either Violet or Outlaw are robots. With Violet it looks more like a nervous system than a robotic design in my opinion. Like Violet just seems to be in cryo ship to potentially hide from the warlocks. Molly may or may not be a robot I question it because he bleeds.
Also I think Sticky is the princess
I personally have to question the need for the shell to gain independence from the parts. Having conflicting ideas or desires isn't weird, it's just normal, and this is one way that can be shown. Ultimately, the Bee we know isn't just the robotic "hive," but _all_ of them. The "hive" and every single one of the spectral copies (that I like to call "the swarm") together make up the character we know as Bee. Heck, it could be argued that real people are already collectives of trillions of semi-dependent living things all working together, and that's without getting into the even weirder ways to divide a person into multiple distinct entities.
Bee's robot body doesn't strictly need its own sentience because it's not the character we've come to love, only a part of her.
During the reboot episode of Bee’s birthday it shows her dad with a similar dad box, but there are 3 boxes total in his location. So could those be for the other robots he built?
Yes and the other boxes have symbols on them. That’s why for a moment I thought decayed was a robot cause of the diamond on the back of his head that glows in the finale
I always assumed Cardamon was a robot. Cardamon would have birthday candy too, and they don’t seem to age. Plus, they keep getting candy for their mum.
Cardamon is just wierd, something doesnt add up, I mean, hes 7, but for the wizard family to grow up in the island Violet should already have been asleep for a long time, so he should be a robot right? but how noone noticed that a child never grows up, hes the landlord, they see him each month, so if noone noticed he gotta be growing up right? I dont understand TnT
@@lixivia8350 I mean, i recon they notice.
@@oxybrightdark8765 They did? I remember that they know that Bee doesnt age and that they think its weird a kid is their landlord, but I dont remember if they say something about his age
@@lixivia8350 I'm theorizing now maybe someone else had been collecting rent and managing the properties, before the events we see in the series. Then this person became unavailable. So Card was awakened automatically by whatever Machine is running this island. Maybe it was the old man who loves the cafe cats, was the property manager until he became too senile. Just my head canon idea.
@@hw2577 could be
I imagine this has been said before, but Bee being a robot is funny in that it may explain why she uses her toilet to keep her food. (Does she even need to go potty?) It may also explain why we see her eating mainly sweets -- the sugar is the energy that runs her insides. (And symbolically, there's the connection to her name Bee... bees consuming nectar to make honey.)
Just because one character is a robot doesn’t mean every character is also a robot
We literally see some characters glow with robotic insides like violet or have robotic eyes like puppycat. Stop lying like we can up with this only because bee is a robot.
I like the drowning theory, but to align it with the idea of Bee “becoming sick,” I’d suggest that she died of what’s colloquially known as dry drowning or maybe even secondary drowning, things which can occur hours or even days after an incident where one inhaled water into their lungs.
You've said several times now that you think Bee died in an accident. She clearly states in one episode, "before I got sick," indicating that's how she died. And it would make sense that her dad had time to create a robot version of her while she was still alive. She still could've died in an accident while she was sick, but what put the line in there if that was the case???
I think it remains unanswered if child Bee literally died. Her body could have been failing due to an illness. So her brain was put into a robot body (that was partially powered by those five small beings, in a symbiotic relationship). I would expect that if there are more seasons, then this will be addressed.
Would you do a video do a time line break down of the show or a video on how the characters are all linked to each other
Character breakdown is coming up for sure!
I feel like bee is the only cyborg/robot and that puppycat and violet are just magic in some way, cuz we see the same glitchy things on a human (deckard).
Would love a theory on the significance of candy in the show
or birthdays... they seem like a recurring theme, maybe it's got something to do with birth, aging, and how those topics relate to someone who's no longer organic, and is unable to grow old(?
I think it could be that sugar is used to power a robot's machinery.
@@caguay I think it's thematic indeed as you described well. And Bee appears to have two birthdays. The first one we see in Episode 3 is when she was reborn as a robot, which is the same as Cardamon's birth date. The second one is probably for when the human version of her was born.
Bee likely died of illness, her father refers to her sleeping unsoundly and she refers to “when I was sick” often when talking about her father
Puppycat’s body was stolen by the Warlock’s father but his soul managed to escape and was put into his little puppycat robot body.
Bee keeps saying she got "sick" so maybe that gives us more context clues
Literallly since the day Bee and Puppycat came into being ages ago, I had the most bizard theory and LIS just gives me more to add to it:
Puppycat is the Space Outlaw, but I think Puppycat is just Outlaw's soul (including his memories) and when Space Princess betrayed him (shot him), he was split into two. The mages magic tried to trap him but due to the split, only his soul was "trapped", but it morphed into what Puppycat is now.
Deckard is Space Outlaws body, but was given false memories by the Mages and placed into the Wizard family to hide him and use him as collateral after Puppycat escaped.
Again, very bizzare, but the connections between the two (Dimonds, plants, failure, complacentness, the allusion to being prince-like) really hit me.
this is a really interesting theory!!
Oh my god I’m so dumb, how did I not realize bee’s father was the space baby 😫😫😫
Hahaha it happens.
Robots or not - Bee x Space outlaw is life 🥹❤️
Well, after true research onto these magnific and cool machines, i, as a great robotician, decided they are indeed robots.
Another amazing video as always!
I really think a lot of people are over thinking the socket thing because honestly that’s just dumb stuff kids will do unsupervised
I did it lol. My finger burnt real bad for a while, but it certainly didn't kill me.
Well, there was the scene showing bee putting her hand in the water bubble with puppycats in it and getting electrocuted before she woke up.
1:10 OMG one of the things that stucked in my head since I've watched it last week is that, in episode 13 near the minute 20:20, Bee puts the first shard in the parasol and it looks like an upside down coffin falling to the ocean, and thats weird, cause this is a cute somber show and you wouldnt put something that looks like that when u are mistyfing so much the ocean during the whole season. Anyways, I still dont buy it, even if in the reboot the direct reference to commit dying has been removed, she says that her father used to made games until she got sick, and im pretty sure whatever that was, it was what killed her, most likely depression.
I think the bigger question is what defines "robot" in this universe vs. cyborg. Both technologies appear to exist. Mooli could be a robot. But Bee and PuppyCat could be cyborgs (brains put into robot bodies) -- or they could be robots that have the memories of other people imprinted onto them. Or, maybe child Bee is still alive, but asleep/in stasis somewhere (which hasn't been revealed to us yet) and she's been living through the BeeBot remotely. This could be similar to how it appears Cardamon's mother controls the island, and maybe she's been experiencing her life through the entire island as her "body".
I think everybody else is human (including Cardamon). They just happen to have taken to living on this island that is actually a gigantic, organically based starship.
I think bee had a traumatic experience in water. But she lived after that. That explains her fear of water. I think you’re right that she got electrocuted because she wouldn’t remember the events leading up to her death as she was so young and she ultimately died. So there’s no thought after that. Unlike the almost drowning experience she must have had where she remembered how everything felt because she didn’t die
One thing that I predict could tie into everything in the end: Cas is a programmer. What has she been working on? (AI code?) Who does she work for? I wonder if the glimpses of code we see on her screen could show clues -- if they are really legit lines of programming.
Maybe Cardamom is a robot too, since according to Bee when she broke that candy in half, she said that she should have shared it with Cardamom since they ate it together in the past. “It’s my birthday, so it’s your birthday too,” Bee said in a letter addressed to Cardamom involving the wish donut. So maybe Cardamom and Bee were both made by Bee’s father.
Bee in the third episode says she came to glitch gorge before she “got sick” also in the same episode when we see her dad, there’s two other box’s just like bees that are in the room w/ him, he also seems like is in so weird time place when you look out the window
i finished the show way too quick
Bee and cardamon were twins but they both got sick and then bee died while cardamon and violet were put in a form of cryo sleep to halt the illness from getting worse, similar to a mr. Freeze from Batman
But when puppy cat was human, there was a child that traveled with him and violet that looks like bee's dad, and he was smart for his age too.
It was bee’s dad :)
…it’s literally her dad.
What if she didnt drown but got hypothermia or something like that? That could fit the fear to water and the illness she suffered
I think that Cardamon is a robot because on Bee's first birthday in the Netflix series, bee says "its may birthday, so that means its your birthday too." referring to Cardamon.
I assume all the robots in the show are actually living beings which belong to some kind of alien biomechanical race with ability to grow themselves but much slower than humans
Am I the only one that thinks they're cyborgs and not necessarily full robots? Like maybe it's a gradual process of "part" replacement based on injury/illness rather than a total work up?
I mean a cyborg is just person with Robot body parts
It feels like a nutshell that almost everyones a robot, nothing more or less
While Bee is for sure an Android, I think Puppycat/Space Outlaw and Violet are more just a bit digi- their eye flickers seem more controlled and intentional in regards to tech implying it's more an enhancement than straight up robotic replacement
Hm, how fascinating, i wonder what’s next?
“We don’t have any evidence that cardomon is a robot” what about when bee said it’s my birthday so that means it’s yours too
Because Bee likes to share her birthday with people? It’s not that deep lol. They weren’t born on the same day in any shape or form. She mentions that he likes eating her birthday candy with her sometimes. If it was literally also his birthday they’d have said that
Bee literally says she “got sick” in the arcade episode. A lot of the assumptions in this seem way off to me.
i dont think everyone is a robot because they have robotic features i think bee in a robot with features very similar to everyone else
What if bee died by both water and electricity Like a hair dryer falling in or maybe one of bees dads creations
I love all of the robots
Hi, I'm new to the fandom. Is the show completely done or can we expect a followup to Lazy in Space?
We are hoping for another season but who knows 😢
But Bee does mention being sick when she was small which is why her dad built the games that he did
i am convinced bee and puppycat took inspiration from fnaf but less murderous
I wonder how people feel now when they shipped Bee and Puppycat (Space Outlaw) when he's technically her uncle
Technically great uncle. He knew her dad as a literal baby so.
How is he her uncle?
the every one is a robot theory would too weird like the arcade video game twist being that they were a beta test of tutorial played by aliens.
Bee also mentioned she got sick at one point
They’re more like bio mechanic lifeforms
I wonder if she’s a cyborg. If not it could be like Astro boy. Also I think the eye symbols might be magic or something
Yes, since I started watching the show - I only found the show on CZcams during the lockdown/ pandemic - I got total Astro Boy vibes. Astro Boy, Metropolis, Sailor Moon, Kirby's Dreamland, Project Ako, Rainbow Brite, Gunnm / Battle Angel Alita, Hayao Miyazaki world of course and the Clowning Around books series because of Crispin's backstory.
Yeah I see Astro Boy as one of the (many) inspirations for this series. I think it remains to be answered if Bee is a cyborg (the brain of a child girl whose body was dying put into a robot body) or an AI robot.
Another homage/inspiration could be an old live-action sitcom: Small Wonder. Bee's waitress uniform in the first episode also looks similar to the robot girl's outfit in that sitcom.
@@hw2577 Oh right! I don't know the sitcom, actually never heard of it, but yeah uniform, engineering family and robotic daughter says it all. Good call.
What name of the Music in the background
So rich in lore
It's soo goood even when thing were a bit different...
I think the show works better when there is no overarching plot, and just as standalone fun episodes.
okay, my only question is whats the difference between lazy in space and the leaked lazy in space?? is there even a difference or is it somewhat the same?
Do something on cyberpunk edgerunners please
Funnily I always thought Bee was just a robot from the start. Or rather an android of sorts
Yes, I actually thought about this as well. Kinda like Gunnm / Battle Angel Alita, because she's a female cyborg that ages (or is put in a new body). Again it also makes sense that Bee is a cyborg which is named after a child that died.
Bee said she got sick. Maybe that’s how she died.
With them all being robots makes sense but think their not human so maybe they died at some point
What’s the background music he used
Bruh I thought cardemon was the little kid we saw on the ship and then grew a bit idk why oof
Which episodes do the scenes 1:29 , 2:40 , 5:22 and other flashbacks from?
They are from the season one! (The reboot one on Netflix) I don’t quite remember which episode but I think it’s ep 3)? (The reboot one for her birthday episode)
@@monfixationspcks Oh, thanks you very much!
Ok can someone please tell me what episode the space outlaw is in?
Funny lying
@@winneythephoo Oh thanks, idk how I missed that
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I honestly feel like this series was done lazily. They always brought up new topics to the plot but would just scrape the side stories. One thing that confused me is how bee hates water, and canonically in the debut of bee and puppy cat she can’t actually touch water or she electrocutes but in this version she just… doesn’t like water. There was no explanation and I’m someone who needs a reason for everything. I don’t know it’s just my opinion.
I think Cardamon is Bee's brother.
Makes zero sense. Violet is is his mother. She was an adult long before Bee’s father was.
Yes, I also believe this. Both because it seems like Bee's dad is Cardamoms' dad. Violet really liked him as a child, and he grew up and he either made Cardamom if he's a robot or Violet and him actually were together as a couple. Makes sense that she's upset when she wakes up, like maybe he left her? I mean he was her favorite, and yes she was an adult when he was a kid, but who knows. Relationships like these have happened. Also it explains why Bee, though a bit slow, suddenly wonders why Cardamom as a child is all alone, and starts helping him and seems sisterly. They could also look alike, where Bee resembles the dad more (brown hair) and Cardamom the mother (purple hair).
@@elimo3901 I thought Cardamon looked sort of like a mix of Bees Dad and Violet too. That's what first got me thinking about it.
Do we even know how old violet and puppy cat are..or were when they were in school? Like, Bee's Dad is young but him and Violet def seem old enough to have a relationship now ...and Bee's Dad has been older for awhile now...maybe Violet was in suspension for a while before they got together
@@astrea4020 Because the Bee and Puppycat story makes sooooooooo much sense.
To me it's all non canon until the show gets a season 3
Real question is can bee still have kids???
I like this show but I just wish the voice acting was better you know.
No
I personally theorize that they're more like cyborgs run by magic/candy power as opposed to fully robot.
seeing how magic like the technology gets in this show i don't know why everyone thinks bee had to die, and that she couldnt just be built to grow. it feels like forced edge ifk
If everyone in this show is actually a robot I think I might’ve just lost all interest…
Everyone a robot theory is a big stretch.
Edit: bee died as a human and turned into a robot theory seems dumb too.
You're taking her "i was sick when i was younger" waayyy out of context.
What? We see her having like six different ways she could die as a child before becoming a robot. How is it dumb that’s the premise of the show?
To be clear we are to assume that baby Bee was Violet's first child? If Bee and Cardamon share the same "father" that makes them siblings to some extent. If Bee's father altered her to save her life or bring her back I'm guessing he also did something to Cardamon aswell. How long was Cardamon asleep before he woke up and does that mean Bee to some degree knows who Violet and Cardamon are?
This is an overanalyzing of the the show. Do not take it seriously