ijatcoy :
My Complete Theory About the Leviathan ARG
I have been reading through everyone’s theories about the Leviathan ARG, and after putting many of them together, I think there may be a much bigger meaning behind Hummer, Wifies, Leviathan, Jumper/Aeronix, and possibly even the King in Yellow. My theory is that the story is not simply about finding a mysterious creature called Leviathan. Instead, Leviathan may represent something much deeper: faith, religion, and the human need to believe in something we cannot completely understand.
First, I believe that Leviathan itself may be a representation of God or religion. At the beginning of Wifies’ investigation, he is simply curious about whether Leviathan actually exists. He wants evidence and wants to understand what he has discovered. However, as the investigation continues, his search seems to become more than just a search for physical proof. It becomes a search for meaning and belief. This could be a metaphor for religion. Religion does not necessarily exist to scientifically explain every phenomenon in the world. For many believers, it can instead provide comfort, hope, purpose, and something to hold on to when they do not understand what is happening.
This brings me to Hummer. I do not think Hummer is simply an ordinary person. There are several possibilities: Hummer could be a manifestation of Leviathan, a messenger or “voice” of Leviathan, an angel-like being, or even a manifestation of Wifies’ own faith. However, all of these interpretations share one important idea: Hummer exists to make people believe in Leviathan.
One of the biggest clues supporting this is that nobody seems to notice Hummer in the same way Wifies does. Wifies already had some level of faith that Leviathan existed when he began his investigation. Because he genuinely believed there might be something out there, he was able to see Hummer. Other people, however, did not have that same belief. This could explain why Hummer appears to be visible only to Wifies.
There is also the strange moment when Wifies refers to himself and Hummer as “we.” Another character becomes confused and asks what he means by “we,” because from their perspective,
2026-08-09 15:44:26