Dark Souls, Sekiro, and Elden Ring all take place in the same verse

[Erudite Scholar]

Change my mind.

[Erudite Scholar]

But the MC can wall climb and ledge hang like the Wolf. Also some items refer to the Land of Reeds which is where Sekiro takes place in.

[Bunny Massacre]

You don't know what you're talking about, at all. You know Dark Souls' storyline and Elden Ring's completely conflict if they were the same "verse", right? Wow. Hamburgers are the same as Ice Cream, change my mind.

[Fineous🔥]

Originally posted by Erudite Scholar:

But the MC can wall climb and ledge hang like the Wolf. Also some items refer to the Land of Reeds which is where Sekiro takes place in.

You can already do absurd and AWESOME things in Elden Ring because you know.....Magic.

[Erudite Scholar]

If they weren't connected, then why is the Firekeeper and Nameless King in Nightreign? Check and mate.

[CazadorDeLobo]

No.

You are right.

Dark Souls ended with a painting. TLB is somewhat of a perversion of the old universe, with creative tidbits thrown in(painter girl, who was portrayed as a child)

[nfinite.recursion]

Originally posted by Erudite Scholar:

If they weren't connected, then why is the Firekeeper and Nameless King in Nightreign? Check and mate.

Because vIdYa GaEm. If FromSoft owned the Super Mario IP, Mario and Luigi would be in there too.

[Ayk-]

DS and Elden Ring might be connected due to the painted worlds theory, not sekiro though.

[Mecharion]

Originally posted by Erudite Scholar:

Change my mind.

They dont.

Mind changed

[Mr_Blank]

Well elden ring is definitely in the dark souls canon now, considering what we just saw today. Sekiro references real Japanese history and dates with the Ashina clan and what is known about them, with the game's supernatural fictions being the main difference from actual reality.

Fun fact Sekiro was initially planned to be a sequel of an old fromsoft game called Tenshu, NOT as a sequel for Dark Souls. I struggle to see a game with no references to the souls series and real references to actual history to be related to the fromsoft universe.

But thats just my perspective make your own.

[Lava Alien 1000]

if you read lore/interviews basically the night lord is pulling other characters/monsters from other universes (aka other souls games) into elden ring universe.

[ህዐጎጋ]

The arch trees and pillars in the whole series each resemble a world. Everything is connected.

The best proof of multiple worlds/universes is the Painting of Ariandel, it is own world in a painting, as the arch trees and pillars are its own worlds.

Mind succesfully not changed.

Edit: there is even more proof, they are all on the same fromsoftware storepage.

[Weedsmell]

they take place in the same universe?!?!
so..... WHERE THE FOK IS VELKA?!

[Lava Alien 1000]

Originally posted by Weedsmell:

they take place in the same universe?!?!
so..... WHERE THE FOK IS VELKA?!

nope it multiverse spinoff game

The main villain (night lord) is dragging characters from Dark souls, Bloodborne, ,Sekiro etc etc into parallel/Alternative universe of Elden ring.

[opus132]

Originally posted by Erudite Scholar:

Change my mind.

They don't. Multiverses are utter cringe.

[Erudite Scholar]

Originally posted by Mr_Blank:

Well elden ring is definitely in the dark souls canon now, considering what we just saw today. Sekiro references real Japanese history and dates with the Ashina clan and what is known about them, with the game's supernatural fictions being the main difference from actual reality.

Fun fact Sekiro was initially planned to be a sequel of an old fromsoft game called Tenshu, NOT as a sequel for Dark Souls. I struggle to see a game with no references to the souls series and real references to actual history to be related to the fromsoft universe.

But thats just my perspective make your own.

Robert's dad could easily be from Dark Souls or Elden Ring. He made it to the Land of Reeds which is also where Eleanor and Yura come from.