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but it doesn't really make sense
because in the first movie, quentin and that other woman defeated freddy, after that,
freddy left them alone
so i don't know how/when did quentin enter the entity's realm, like
it doesn't really makes sense
but it doesn't connect with the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th movie
and far as i know, the entity does not let anyone leave its realm once you're in it.
I didnt watched the Freddy franchise, but i think in the DBD Quentin Lore does alter the Events in the Movie.
No, they are canon with the movies.
Incorrect. The only Nightmare film that's canon in DBD is the 2010 one. Quentin as a character doesn't exist outside of it. As others have said, the lore makes sense. Read it again and it should click.
the 2nd, 3trd, ect movies aren't cannon
because the 3rd movie takes place as if the 2nd didn't exist
but still, it does not really explain how did quentin end up in there
because in the end of the first movie it shows that they "killed" freddy.
The ending of Nightmare On Elm Street 2010 showed that Freddy was still alive. He appeared at the end through the mirror and killed Nancy's parent by pulling her through it. I have literally no idea how people keep thinking he died in the movie when him being alive was the last thing shown in the movie
And here's Freddy's bio for DBD that you can pull up IN GAME
Even while he lived, Freddy Krueger was a creature of nightmares for those who truly knew him. Hiding behind a mask of warmth and friendliness, Freddy's actual temperament was known only to his victims. When those victims were finally heard, the parents of Springwood tracked Freddy down and took the law into their own hands. They thought that fire had rid them of a monster that night, that their children were finally safe, but evil as strong as his has a way of surviving.
Years passed, the horror was buried, the victims mercifully forgot. Then, somehow, Freddy returned, and dreams became nightmares once again.
Freddy focused his anger on those he felt had wronged him, building up to his one true obsession, Nancy Holbrook. But he underestimated her strength and resourcefulness. Together with her friend Quentin Smith, she managed to weaken Freddy, mutilating him and leaving him for dead once more.
Death didn't want Freddy the first time he encountered it, why did they think it would take him now? He emerged once more, consumed with vengeance. Then he turned his sights on the boy who had blocked his path to Nancy, his number one.
Freddy invaded Quentin's dreams, terrorizing him night after night, until his strength and defenses would be at their lowest. When the time was right, he forced the boy to return to the dark reflection of Badham Preschool. Here he would have his final revenge.
Freddy stalked the boy through the school's halls. He took his time, savouring every moment of the hunt. This was what he enjoyed the most, the smell of their sweat in the air, the ragged gasps of their terrified breath. They were his to toy with.
There was the boy, at the end of a long corridor. Too tired and scared to run anymore? Resigned to his fate? Freddy closed in, arms wide, claws raking the wall. Their tips traced along a pipe, the metallic shrieking only adding to the boy’s apprehension.
A shower of sparks rained on the ground, and into the liquid that covered the tiled floor. A blue flame blossomed and quickly engulfed the room.
The boy took flight as Freddy burst from the flames in a fury. Rooms and walls raced past in a blur until they were in Freddy's basement. There would be no escape from here.
Slowly Freddy closed in on the boy. His fear was so strong now that Freddy could almost taste it, but his eyes burned with a defiant hatred that was almost admirable.
Freddy drew back his claws.
Then Freddy felt another presence with him; something old, powerful and dark. A miasma enveloped him and the only sensation was a sound like wooden beams flexing and creaking in the distance. The echoing groan of metal crushed against metal. Something arcane and unknowable, half-way between language and pure terror.
A moment of falling and spinning and then Freddy was back in the school. But not his school. It looked the same, but it felt different. His powers were tempered in some ways and focused in others. The boy had gone for now, but another prey walked the hallways. Some would be inconsequential; others would become his new favourites. All would fall before his claws.
The 2010 movie is a reboot. Do you know what a reboot is? A reboot is when a production company takes a well known property and decides to redo it in a different way. Reboots do not acknowledge the original film. Freddy from the game is from the 2010 movie. The movies made in the 80s and 90s do NOT count and are not relevant to the timeline. The ONLY and yes, I mean, ONLY movie that is connected to DBD with Freddy is the 2010 movie. It's not that hard to understand.
Different timeline. In Dead by Daylight’s timeline, Michael and Laurie were taken to the Entity’s world right after the 1978 movie.