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[The Gay Warden]

Maybe he just wears glowing contacts. Jeez, it doesn't mean he's a Reaper.

[dkm945]

cybernetic implants, perhaps?

[Sageless Ranger]

Rofl, I WANT those glowing contacts, would freak people out, especially ME fans

[NeoGuardian86]

I'd say they were implants.

[OfTheFaintSmile]

Maybe he got blinded by constantly staring in that big colorful planet behind him

speaking of which, why is that planet always there? Does it signify something important to the Illusive Man or just decoration?

Modifié par OfTheFaintSmile, 07 février 2010 - 04:16 .

[Asante81]

Staring at the sun isn't good for your eyes... go figure what his problem is...

[The Capital Gaultier]

The Illusive Man is a Reaper!

The Normandy SR2 is a Reaper!

The Migrant Fleet are Reapers!



I love these conspiracy theories - always draw a laugh.

[adam_grif]

Here's a theory: he has cybernetic implants in his eyes.



Yeah. So does Shepard, and a lot of soldiers in MEverse.

[thethain]

Likely are implants in order to keep him up to date on the VAST amount of pies he keeps his fingers in.



Also, might not even exist, as he is only ever seen from a holoprojector, he could be a wooly mammoth that just has a communication device programmed to project him as human so he can better communicate with his subjects.

[toezz]

thethain wrote...

Also, might not even exist, as he is only ever seen from a holoprojector, he could be a wooly mammoth that just has a communication device programmed to project him as human so he can better communicate with his subjects.

This have been ruled out before, in the introduction of ME2 Miranda is seen in the same place as TIM.. talking to him so he`s pretty real..  

[Gill Kaiser]

Obviously implants.

[Whereto]

OfTheFaintSmile wrote...

Maybe he got blinded by constantly staring in that big colorful planet behind him

speaking of which, why is that planet always there? Does it signify something important to the Illusive Man or just decoration?

Its not a planet its a dieing star most likely about to go into supernova phase of life. Its ment to be a bueatiful death sort of thing

[FusedSlayer]

OfTheFaintSmile wrote...

Maybe he got blinded by constantly staring in that big colorful planet behind him

speaking of which, why is that planet always there? Does it signify something important to the Illusive Man or just decoration?

As far as I'm aware all it does is indicate your alignment....and then which ending you chose, at which point it throws your alignment out the window

[thethain]

toezz wrote...

thethain wrote...

Also, might not even exist, as he is only ever seen from a holoprojector, he could be a wooly mammoth that just has a communication device programmed to project him as human so he can better communicate with his subjects.

This have been ruled out before, in the introduction of ME2 Miranda is seen in the same place as TIM.. talking to him so he`s pretty real..  

I thought I remember miranda telling me that even she has never seen the elusive man face to face. Maybe I just made it up, because i remember it striking me as odd at the time.

[SunfighterG8]

I think he is really a hanar. Only a jelly could be that devious.

[Gill Kaiser]

She doesn't say that. She says that few people ever see him face to face.

[LordDuncan555]

the is in fact illusive man indoctrinated his Eyes are the same as SPOILER ALERT the same as shepards in ME3 if you pick any ending other than the red becuase do to both of their close proximity to reaper artifacts IF you think im lying watch angry joe shows theory about it its also not his theory btw SPOILER ALERT ENDS

[BadJustice]

Its so that his eye doesn't burn out.

seriously, trying going outside and staring at the sun, IT HURTS

[DJRackham]

 Have to love necroposts. 

[Ghost Unit]

The most probable answer is that the contacts are "so in this season".

It is also likely the contacts are Reapers.