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"The Disappearance of Wood Man - A SiIvaGunner Christmas Comeback Crisis Side Story" is a high quality lore video and a side story for The SilvaGunner Christmas Comeback Crisis.

Summary[]

The video is initially formatted like all Haltmann's Archives videos starting with "Termination [FILE-02]". An excerpt from the thoughts of an unknown individual is presented, in which they reminisce about overseeing SiIvaGunner, which has been running for seven years, by observing the dreams of SiIvaGunner himself, initially to fulfill their master's bidding.

At 0:38, however, the video abruptly exits the Haltmann's Archives format and the individual is revealed to be Wood Man, speaking in the format of The SilvaGunner Christmas Comeback Crisis episodes. He monologues about the torment of being stuck in a time loop for seven years and his need to find a "magic solution" to end it, saying that he has had fun spending time in other universes, but feels guilt over putting off his vow to save his friends from the purgatory of the main universe, especially Robbie Rotten. He states that he fears what his friends may think of him after so long, and wishes to step away from SiIvaGunner to "have a good, long think" about how to find this "magic solution". The video ends with two title cards, the first reading "The Disappearance of Wood Man" and the second declaring the end of Season 6.

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History[]

This rip was initially titled "??? [FILE-17] - Haltmann's Archives"[1]

During the initial release the video description was originally in the regular format for Haltmann's Archives descriptions:

This video was initially included in the Haltmann's Archives playlist.[2]

It was renamed to "The Disappearance of Wood Man - A SiIvaGunner Christmas Comeback Crisis Side Story", with an uppercase i in SiIvaGunner, a few hours after its release. It was renamed to use a lowercase L in February 2025.

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References[]

  1. Tweet by @InstRipInfoSys; February 1, 2023.
  2. Archive of the Haltmann's Archives playlist via archive.today; February 1, 2023.
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