Hey brother!

Ben, it has been a couple of weeks since Luca dropped and as ever that means it is time to figure

out how it fits into the Pixar theory.

And the plot certainly thickens with Luca as we are now starting to see the blended existence of monsters during the time of the humans.

The Pixar Theory, the Pixar Theory, we're finally going to see clearly the Pixar Theory.

This video will contain spoilers for Lucca, and every Pixar movie.

The Pixar Theory, in case you are somehow unfamiliar, is the idea that every and every

single Pixar movie exists in the same universe on one giant timeline.

It all starts in the good dinosaur when the asteroid misses the earth and we get our first glimpse at how other creatures on the planet could develop human-like intelligence.

It shows the rise and fall of the humans, machines, and animals over millions of years, finally ending with

monsters incorporated, or rave depending on how you want to look at it.

And Luca is a very interesting movie to include because whilst the stakes in the movie are not that high

you know just like win a promotional pasta eating contest slash triathlon or as I like to call it a

postathlon I mean I guess it also sends the message that loneliness can come from anywhere

so there's that but what it offers the Pixar theory is huge because throughout the

massive timeline that is the Pixar theory, there are two sections that are

somewhat harder pills to swallow. The first being when the cars inherit the earth, and the

second being the transition from humans to monsters

after the axiom returns at the end of Wally. Now that said the explanations in place

are already perfectly plausible don't you worry about. But Luca totally helps out by

sanding off some of maybe the rougher edges on both of these situations. But

before we get into all that, let's just first establish when in the Pixar

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